Five Guys clearly had better quality meat and better quality ingredients overall, as did Shake Shack.
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The idea was that affordable, better quality gear meant better quality adventures and memories with their friends.
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"Customers are looking for something different, particularly younger ones, and they're looking for healthier food, better quality service, better quality coffee and tea product," Stone, also the founder of Bluestone, told Cramer.
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We're not getting better quality of care despite the expense.
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Buying better quality goods saves money in the long run.
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Unless, that is, you want the better quality phone calls.
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It's our only chance toward living a better quality life.
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"Better quality makes for better returns," said Clark, the grower.
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Now, kids are able to have a better quality in food.
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The benefits are increased competition over time and better quality evaluations.
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Better quality translated into less scrap, or waste, in the factory.
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Time spent engaged with better quality content would be more valuable.
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"I've marinated well: I'm a better quality now than I was."
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Now it is much more about having a better quality experience.
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These problems are solved with development and better quality of life.
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In exchange, Commonwealth countries theoretically receive a better quality of life.
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Show me how to live a better-quality and healthier life.
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At this price point, you won't find a better quality mattress.
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"His stone is better quality," Mr. Klein said with a smile.
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Not only that, but they give better-quality help than we expect.
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The blockbuster audiences can be attributed in part to better-quality play.
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"And a better quality of life living pain-free because of it."
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I've heard better quality calls in my time, but it's totally usable.
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"We're bringing a better quality of life to Sanilac County," continues Anderson.
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Longer hours don't tend to correlate with more or better quality work.
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Strides – Strides enables safe, better quality, and high availability of blood components.
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Not to mention that I wanted a better quality of life, too.
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Mounting evidence shows that consolidation leads to higher prices, not better quality.
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They are now selling more and better-quality beans, boosting their income.
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"In competition for this service, we may have better quality service," Sen.
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Better quality wireless speakers, like Sonos, integrating Alexa obviously makes perfect sense.
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Providing better-quality news is the challenge of journalists and their organizations.
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What she seems in pursuit of is a better quality of guilt.
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We need better quality data and more investment in evaluation and learning.
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The use of better-quality and local ingredients has pushed up prices.
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This is all in the name of better quality of service, Oppenheimer said.
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The research suggested that future models could give higher resolution, better quality images.
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We want [the farmers] to produce better quality [cannabis] and a higher yield.
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In the West, stronger oversight does appear to have coincided with better quality.
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This correlates to a greater volume of food production and better quality food.
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Bao says that he orders in better quality food when large parties book.
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It should let you shoot better quality video with a smaller file size.
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Elmer's Glue Sticks are better quality than the cheapo ones you'll find elsewhere.
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The difference is that locals will generally demand and pay for better quality.
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Better quality versions of the photograph can be seen on social media ( here ).
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Those who are food secure want greater diversity and better quality of food.
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The ingredients in my meal also generally seemed to be of better quality.
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A higher price tag does not necessarily represent the better quality or vice versa.
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Better education is no guarantee of a better-quality democracy, but it certainly helps.
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"I want to be able to have a better quality of life," he says.
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To get black children better quality education when they were being hugely discriminated against.
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It attributed user growth, which had stalled last year, to better quality exclusive content.
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"He came here to try to have a better quality" of life, she said.
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Here's a better quality video of the #Bills and #Patriots shoving match from earlier.
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We're working on optimizing it even more, to work faster, and in better quality.
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"Children should have a better quality of life," he told CNBC over the phone.
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Banks, and in particular large international banks, have more capital and better quality capital.
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It's worth mentioning the photos zoomed in at 30x are a lot better quality.
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With better quality equipment and better skills, I had mastered the art of photography.
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It ensures better-quality hires, more consistent safety and security and improved regulatory compliance.
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There will "be lower risk, slower pace of growth, but better quality," said Xing.
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By focusing on better quality and more choices, we can actually bring down costs.
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Diesel prices are deregulated, meaning consumers will pay directly for the better-quality fuels.
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I've bought $1 blankets at Walmart that are better quality, better smelling, and more useful.
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That predictably led to a better quality of life and reduced stress for the volunteers.
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Today, in most major cities, UberX is cheaper, faster and better quality than a taxi.
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That's all fair, especially if Russia is getting better quality information than the US is.
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He compares it to the way some Western shoppers associate organic produce with better quality.
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"The customer is really pushing for better quality and flexibility and lower cost," Wong explained.
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Portfolios now mainly comprise loans of better quality, issued under stricter approval criteria from 2014.
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The study's results also suggest women using the cooling caps had better quality of life.
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The real question is, 'Could you do better academically if you had better quality sleep?
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Some have claimed that providing all veterans with "choice" would lead to better quality healthcare.
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It is unlikely that any agency could provide significantly better quality services for less cost.
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Cuban chefs are already seeking out better quality food and exchanging ideas with American peers.
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For better quality sound with smart speaker features, the Sonos One is a good start.
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I want a better quality of life, and am disgusted by some of my features.
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So the key is having a better quality of play for the fans and players?
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Eerie takeaway: Employers were responsible for providing better-quality health care, if indirectly, even then.
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They also want a greater emphasis on reducing demand through more and better quality drug rehabilitation.
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You can now stream videos at better quality — 4K HDR with Dolby Atmos and Dolby Vision.
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"It's going to give another person, another human being, a better quality of life," he said.
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But overall, Motorola still isn't making much progress at the important part: capturing better quality images.
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According to La Défense's website, Paris' business hub could offer workers a better quality of life.
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Ultimately, a better world means both better quality of life and deeper connections to one another.
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I used to argue the "whole paycheck" prices were worth it for the better quality produce.
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It was, rather, aspiring to a better quality of life in the face of untrammelled development.
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As social scientists predict, repeated exposure led to improved understanding and a better quality of life.
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" The idea of paying more for a better quality beer has been referred to as "premiumization.
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Oil at Ust-Luga port could gradually be loaded onto ships mixed with better quality crude.
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"Nothing makes me more fulfilled than giving an animal a better quality of life," she shared.
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The duo's third Snapchat movie is better quality than their last; plus, it's full of satire.
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One cannot blame American retirees for wanting a better quality of life outside the United States.
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Stein focused on the increased battery life and better-quality cameras, and night mode in particular.
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I think what we are seeing in the world is now people wanting better quality democracy.
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He also spent $2 million on better-quality uniforms that increased officers' pride in their appearance.
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Such a transition would translate to slower but better quality growth in China, according to Zhang.
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We want to know how to make it easier and cheaper to deliver better quality care.
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Cities have long been magnets for people seeking economic opportunities and a better quality of life.
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Uber is working on delivering a better quality of service for its users around the world.
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And as the new study shows, it may also fail to predict better quality of life.
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Cryptomarket users describe the drugs bought there as better quality and more likely to be pure.
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The tighter underwriting and risk appetite put in place should result in better quality of new lending.
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And as it turns out, the higher the price of the brush doesn't necessarily guarantee better quality.
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And unlike their living brethren, faux plants don't help create better quality air for us to breathe.
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This then allows fro a better quality education for students who need education to succeed in life.
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"We won't have to travel so much and will have a better quality of life," she said.
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Loosening restrictions on growing hemp means more competition, more sources of hemp and, advocates hope, better quality.
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It has been upgrading its three refineries in order to produce better quality products and reduce pollution.
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It's the antithesis of fast fashion — all you need is a few great pieces of better quality.
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While none of the burgers were bad, McDonald's burger clearly had better-quality ingredients than its competitors.
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That makes it difficult for vets to find care of equal or better quality than the VA's.
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So we are really, really grateful for a chance to get better quality at a better price.
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What Krug pursues is a better quality of guilt, a way of confronting the past without paralysis.
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I would love to see wine producers step up to put better-quality wines in those boxes.
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In sum, this is a call for a little less democracy in favor of better quality democracy.
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These calls tend to be of much better quality than those that rely on traditional telecom infrastructure.
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"The cost of living in Spain is lower than in Germany and better quality," said Mr. Kesting.
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Not only are people watching more online video, they're also watching better quality video, sapping more bandwidth.
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"More often when you have a higher welfare animal, you have better-quality meat and taste," she said.
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He will fight for the dignity and better quality of life for all Democrats and for all Americans.
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Greater operating efficiencies at Family Dollar and better-quality merchandise have also helped to boost margins, he said.
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The program can also be used to guide patients to better-quality doctors who might be further away.
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Internet access doesn't always translate to better quality of life, but it can sometimes bridge gaps in information.
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But both Dolby and IMAX have better quality control over the sound and image than a standard theater.
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But, where sleep is concerned, it can pay to invest in more expensive but better-quality products upfront.
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My mom purchased office items that were better quality — she still has her office chair 20 years later.
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In comparison to the other apps/sites, I think there is a better quality of men on CMB.
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"They are offering prices similar to the U.S., and Brazilian beans are generally of better quality," he added.
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But Luminar says it is aiming to make better quality lidar sensors than the rest of the competition.
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Third, it is simply untrue that single-payer systems produce a better quality of care across the board.
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And solar factories got progressively larger and were able to cut costs through automation and better quality control.
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More than half of small-business owners — 52 percent — say offering a plan helps attract better quality employees.
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Somebody does a good job — better quality, better price — but there's no way for people to discover them.
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Without Irving, the Cavs should get better quality 163-point looks than the Rockets did without Chris Paul.
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Thirty-one percent were more likely to report better quality of life and physical functions, the study said.
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"Thousands of patients and their family members will have hope and a better quality of life," said Belaunde.
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If better-quality cargoes are diverted eastwards, that results in a lower aggregate quality being exported to Europe.
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"We've got to start producing less and we've got to produce better-quality recyclable goods," Mr. Ellin said.
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But you are more likely to get better quality for the value if you choose certain kinds of wine.
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Increased memory will also enable better-quality high-resolution video shooting thanks to faster random read speed, it said.
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Every year, their disposable income increases, they are demanding better quality goods and want a better standard of living.
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A healthy lifestyle reduces risk of heart disease, is associated with living longer and a better quality of life.
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And versions of Brandless' products, while inexpensive and purportedly of better quality, can be found at all its competitors.
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The union has submitted a list of demands ranging from better-quality food in the canteen to higher pay.
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Clean energy is part of the advanced economy that voters want to contribute to a better quality of life.
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Women who received acupuncture also experienced a better quality of life than those in the enhanced self-care group.
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It is supposed to be a community affair where old and young can enjoy a better quality of life.
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But this business blockbuster is a reminder that dynamic markets can benefit consumers with lower prices and better quality.
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He said it was very fine leather, and for all intents and purposes, I couldn't find much better quality.
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Physical roads, bridges, schools, clinics, everything to try to provide a better quality of life for the Iraqi people.
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If successful, they will result in explosive economic growth, more jobs, higher wages, and a better quality of life.
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Of course, Ms. DeVos and Mr. Trump will say they are all about better quality education for all children.
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At IKEA, it could mean one spring system for sofas and mattresses that is better-quality than existing ones.
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In fact, 86 percent felt that they had to manage their own healthcare to ensure better quality of care.
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But you wouldn't have to spend much more for better quality; savings can be found within the current program.
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The government has tweaked tax for the oil industry, aiming to encourage companies to produce better-quality oil products.
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As a complete package, it's overpriced and there are countless other options for better quality sound at its price.
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We are supportive of the Iranian people achieving their aspirations for a better quality of life, for greater freedom.
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"We now want better quality assets, malls that are occupied, with healthy ratios and diverse tenants," Igal Namdar said.
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We did find this narrative review, and the overall conclusion was that we need to conduct better-quality studies.
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"She was looking for a better quality of life, a better future," Mr. Varela told The Times on Friday.
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For millennials coming from large, expensive cities, Boise offers a better quality of life and dramatically lower living costs.
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After I started selling my products internationally, I started looking for foreign suppliers that can print better-quality items.
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Leibman said the added revenue will help the Rangers be able to fund better, quality players on the field.
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McDonald's has tried to walk the line between cheap deals and better quality food over the last few years.
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The mood will feel limp as the planet of war retreats—and you'll need to get better quality rest.
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The company is hoping their invention will promote more sustainable growing practices, better quality of food, and less food waste.
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If you've dabbled in some of the above strategies, found success, and want even better quality photos, consider an upgrade.
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There's some evidence that better quality movies (and especially blockbusters) do better commercially than tired sequels and half-hearted spectacles.
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We should all communicate and work together so we all have the same access to a better quality of life.
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If it hopes to compete, the Japanese automaker will need better quality lithium-ion batteries that don't squeeze profit margins.
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The website also reports that the device will come with better-quality speakers, which could be positioned behind the touchscreen.
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The IHS Markit study showed that vehicles are being made with better quality nowadays, leading consumers to own them longer.
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This is unlike large companies who buy insurance in a more competitive market with better-quality plans that cost less.
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Smaller peer Antofagasta posted a 22.6 percent jump in first-quarter copper production this week, bolstered by better-quality ore.
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As gourmet frozen foods offer healthier options and better quality than frozen foods once did, they are attracting younger consumers.
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Only after pieces of rubber began appearing in packages of chicken did Case Farms buy more expensive, better-quality gloves.
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Since 2015, the aim has been to produce smaller quantities of better-quality wine in bottles, rather than bulk wine.
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During her campaign, Allam pushed for police reform, better quality education and wage increases for county workers, among other issues.
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Fund managers needing to raise money to fulfill redemptions have been unloading their more liquid assets, including better quality loans.
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For many goods and services, Americans are comfortable with the idea that competition leads to lower prices and better quality.
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I'd like to have a country that works together for a better quality of life for everybody across those lines.
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We are trying to change the industry so the elderly have better quality care and we are not warehousing them.
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Among the report's other suggestions were better quality control to oversee both the public and private sectors and ensure best practices.
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But for even better quality sound, choose a camera that lets you connect an external mic so you can always upgrade.
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"Still, I want to leave ... because I do think I could have a better quality of life on the other side."
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Aggregate credit has continued to fall, but new loan growth is recovering more quickly, helping support better-quality, more productive activities.
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Zuckerberg said Facebook will pay only some, rather than all, publishers, as a way to encourage better-quality content on Facebook.
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Integrating teachers, curricular offerings, after-school programs, and public summer school enrichment activities delivered a better quality education to black children.
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Some of the animals, like the three elephants residing at the park, even have legal representation demanding better quality of life.
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Average selling prices on private completions increased by 9% to £254k (21.5: £212k), benefiting from our focus on better quality locations.
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The research evidence does not suggest that this new service results in better access or better quality care with fewer costs.
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"It's not going to cure her but it'll give her a better quality of life in her last days," said Tasayco.
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If he fails, the country fails, the world fails, at all costs, even if it means a better quality of life.
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There are not a lot of alternatives for idle cash, so, you stick with better quality names with modest growth expectations.
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"Banks have built higher and better-quality capital buffers, have reduced leverage and improved their funding profiles," the ECB President said.
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" Perry has previously spoken about blessing other nations with U.S fossil fuel for a "better quality of life or better opportunities.
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Better quality recruits ensures that a higher number of them will actually make it through training and complete their first enlistment.
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Markdown had a few advantages over the rich-text editors of the time, including better quality control over the resulting HTML.
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A higher salary means a better quality of life for people living in poverty, but the fight is far from over.
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Wireless companies insist that these legislative proposals will reduce costs for consumers, and deliver better-quality cellular voice and data service.
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Articulate with a soft smile, she is confident that her children will have a better quality of life than she does.
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In the meantime, doctors placed a device in his left ventricle hoping it would give him a better quality of life.
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I seriously have a better quality of life because I can go to the movies, fly, stay in a hotel, etc.
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There were changes that had to be made across everything, from maintenance to training on the lines to better quality inspection.
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Google has pumped up the volume on the Mini, making the audio both louder (and bass heavy) and of better quality.
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She recommended keeping screens out of the bedroom and not using them in the hour before bedtime, for better quality sleep.
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"We're going to get more and more of this content and it's probably going to get of better quality," Gregory says.
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"We believe that our package will help to lower premium costs, it'll help provide better quality care for patients," he said.
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However, a handful of videos on Bana's account seem to have been filmed by local citizen journalists with better-quality cameras.
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Bowls of popcorn were more numerous, the cheese plates of better quality, and the wine came out of bottles, not boxes.
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And if you're going to have higher standards, you're going to have to pay them better to attract better-quality people.
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But fancy "generic" companies like Brandless, Italic and Hims are selling consumers a modern definition: affordable prices and better quality and experience.
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Millennial homeowners in particular have shown a willingness to pay more for what they perceive as better-quality products, including household appliances.
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"As progress with the artificial pancreas continues, ultimately patients with diabetes will have healthier lives and better quality of life," Sultan said.
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They get paid in CUCs, Cuba's convertible currency, and can shop in stores offering an array of better quality foreign-made goods.
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"The junk news they're sharing is using better quality images, for example, more believable domains, less-known websites, smaller blogs," Howard added.
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Prabowo has seized on his rival's economic failings, slamming Jokowi for allowing food prices to rise and calling for better quality jobs.
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Yet, better quality control, registration and patenting, as well as financing are needed, all of which the U.S. could provide with abundance.
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Having women in your organization is a positive for so many reasons, including generating better quality ideas and helping the bottom line.
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"They're just like us — they just want a better quality of life," Juan Rodriguez, Kingo's founder and CEO, said in an interview.
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That demand is only likely to increase if Warren's plan makes childcare far more affordable and better quality than it is today.
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If you like to record video with your smartphone, the Galaxy S10 has much better quality and options than the Pixel 4.
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"Investments in renewables bring more people into the economy, they deliver more jobs, better quality jobs and better paid jobs," he added.
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North Carolina teachers are holding demonstrations at the state capital for better quality in education with a "personal day" of protest today.
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These and other improvements to key technologies, like Metal and CreateML, will help developers working in these areas build better-quality apps.
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SpaceX and Tesla CEO Elon Musk said automation will create better quality of life for many people, giving them more leisure time.
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"But as someone who truly wishes that Chinese are able to get better-quality information, I can't 100 percent stand against it."
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Students at Monday's press event also said they are able to better concentrate in class and have a better quality of life.
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It's basically a Switch, but for all your favorite Game Boy series games, and with what looks like much better-quality hardware.
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Cities with reliable, modern mass transit are more economically competitive, have higher productivity, fewer carbon emissions and a better quality of life.
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A young person in Denmark or New Zealand has a better quality of life than a young person in the United States.
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"We are supportive of the Iranian people achieving their aspirations for a better quality of life, for greater freedom," Tillerson told CNN.
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The report noted the largest iPhone will likely have sensor shift technology, allowing for better quality videos and photos when capturing motion.
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Manchin said the U.S. is more expensive, but it also has a better quality of life, citing countries with no minimum wage.
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Ruth Antipichún uses traditional healing methods to help treat the symptoms of HIV and give her patients a better quality of life.
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Fortescue, meanwhile, has been ramping up production of its higher grade products as customers seek to use better quality ore to lower emissions.
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A lot of that extra time has been spent improving the game's visuals, and to ensure it's a better quality game all round.
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Going into the second half he is focusing on better quality names and reforming countries such as Ghana, Sri Lanka, Indonesia and Mongolia.
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HSBC's latest annual global Expat Explorer report shows 57% of expats originally chose to move to Australia for a better quality of life.
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Even with its new design, improved graphics power, and better quality-of-life features, the Blade Stealth still occupies an awkward middle ground.
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They also have a much better quality of life when freed from the logistical constraints and discomfort that any form of dialysis imposes.
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Tsalkanis stays up to date with his fantasy city, updating reconstructions constantly for better quality of models and better archaeological and historical accuracy.
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During campaigning, Prabowo seized on his rival's economic failings, slamming Jokowi for allowing food prices to rise and calling for better quality jobs.
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They can choose from more products of better quality than ever and spend far less time and effort to get what they want.
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For patients like Allyson Douglas, who lives in Columbia, South Carolina, telehealth has offered a better quality of care than that available locally.
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I have even heard that women are more detailed-oriented and often do a better-quality job — but we are paid much less.
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The end result would be a better-quality, more reliable service for customers that meets their needs and ability to pay, Brent added.
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"Our generation is willing to go to a thrift shop or buy a better quality item, so we don't have to repurchase things."
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The underlying rationale being that if you train harder and put in better quality workouts, you ultimately get more out of those workouts.
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He was determined to offer a better-quality book at a narrow markup and flood the market before the pirates could do so.
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But also, if you're taking steps like the ones below to ensure better quality sleep, you may very well find yourself needing less.
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When you are given a reward for something, it makes us what to do more at a better quality to get better rewards.
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For something more obscure, they knew that users wouldn't be so scared off by a slight delay if they were getting better quality.
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Noticeably better quality in the new Model 3 cars helped Tesla show the biggest improvement among automakers in Consumer Reports' latest brand rankings.
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And earlier access to palliative care has consistently been linked to fewer symptoms, less distress, better quality of life — and sometimes longer lives.
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When her son-in-law John Aspinall, who owned a private zoo, was questioned, he said he served his tigers better quality meat.
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A healthy private market – with real choice, informed consumers, and effective care and treatments – can deliver better quality and affordable coverage for everyone.
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It strikes me as being far better quality than anything I've ever done, with a real camera, when I was in my 20s.
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Competition can yield better prices, better quality of services, better pay, more job opportunities, and more chances for small businesses to enter markets.
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You can get healthcare that's even better quality than what you're used to and for one half to one third the price to boot.
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The premiums are the highest since 2014 and have overtaken those for better-quality Russian grade Sokol, according to the sources and Reuters data.
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Although it is also a better-quality crude, Troll does not have a quality premium, but Platts said it is looking at adding one.
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A lack of transparency can lead to an artificial inflation of prices, making consumers pay more for treatment that is of no better quality.
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The 3.453-23.45 results reflect revamped relationships with suppliers, lower prices versus major competitors, simplified and better quality product ranges and improved store standards.
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A lack of transparency can lead to an artificial inflation of prices, making consumers pay more for treatment that is of no better quality.
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Thus, Spotify may help bring an end to Loudness Wars, which should generate better quality music in general, with more dynamics and cleaner audio.
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When it comes to office rents, grade-B office buildings were taking a bigger hit as tenants fled to better quality space, it said.
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Renewables, like solar and wind, are linked to better quality of life and jobs that are both environmentally sustainable and good for the economy.
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But now that you're on medication, you're playing the long game, and that's the one that stands to give you better quality of life.
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We went traveling around the USA—where I have family—and couldn't help wondering if we could have a better quality of life elsewhere.
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They made clear that while the first transplant sought to give him a better quality of life, the second was to save his life.
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However, the bright spot for the market is that people are starting to drink better and be prepared to pay more for better quality.
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The 13-19 results reflect transformed relationships with suppliers, lower prices versus major competitors, simplified and better quality product ranges and improved store standards.
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If China's growing urban middle class succeeds in its demands for a better quality of life, the benefits will reach far beyond China's borders.
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"There are few things that make humans look better, feel better, be more productive and live a longer and better quality life," Stamatakis said.
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Treasury yields widened sharply after the vote, making conditions less attractive for better quality junk borrowers, whose curve more closely mirrors that of Treasuries.
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But those who bought, say, a stereo pair of Echo Plus devices and an Echo Sub, may want a better-quality music subscription, too.
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The 2018-19 results reflect transformed relationships with suppliers, lower prices versus major competitors, simplified and better quality product ranges and improved store standards.
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Any amount of exercise has some health benefits, officials say, and some benefits are even immediate, like better quality of sleep or reduced anxiety.
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For the meantime, the group is content with cultivating soft support by offering its dependents a better-quality version of the Lebanese state's services.
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Cities across the nation continue to invest in 100 percent clean energy, which means a better quality of life in both health and work.
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Those benefits mentioned have been found to increase maternal patient satisfaction, encourage better quality of infant sleep, and decrease infant pain perception during procedures.
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Making sleep a priority doesn't cost anything and could lead to massive healthcare savings, to say nothing of a much better quality of life.
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One Tumblr provides a detailed guide on how potential stalkers can get better quality photos, with sections on iPhones, Android devices, and DSLR cameras.
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Coupled with education, technology is the ultimate lever that allows people to produce more while "working" less and achieving a better quality of life.
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They identified that some people were actually sourcing things—you know, better quality products or making better things and getting more money for it.
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You see people living longer and having a much better quality of life, taking fewer opiate-type drugs and interacting better with their families.
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Past legislative approaches have been laser-focused on telehealth instead of aligning incentives to promote better quality care, no matter how it is delivered.
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In fact, more and more of them are leaving the Island, in record numbers, to find a better quality of life in the states.
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For something that's more fun, more rewarding, and offers potentially better-quality graphics than you might make one of your own with an Arduino board.
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The phone does come with a set of compatible headphones, which feature a system that tunes the audio to your specific ears for better quality.
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Mills are usually willing to pay a premium of about $10-$15 a tonne for Australian wheat as it is typically seen as better quality.
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I have to figure out how to attack the zone a little more and just be in the zone and make some better quality pitches.
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Terragraph is supposed to end dead zones and increase network capacity by extending better quality fiber internet using wireless technology instead of building more fiber.
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Part of McDonald's strategy has been to offer better quality food, even though it can add more complexity to the kitchen and the supply chain.
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With a long winning streak, "low-volatility" and "minimum-variance" are attracting investors by promising better-quality returns and less risk than the overall market.
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The benefits of that lineup are improved wide-angle shots, better-quality close-up photography and performance in low-light conditions, according to the company.
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" The latest issue includes a profile of a cement factory as well as a feature on a shoe factory titled "Wide precut range, better quality.
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After playing the first two tracks, the rapper stopped the show and waited until the deejay was able to play the tracks with better quality.
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Like the founders of Nashira, she came up with The Commons as a way to find a better quality of life in a hectic country .
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Samsung, Nikon, Kodak, and dozens of startups all offer cameras that are either just as approachable as the Theta S, offer better quality, or both.
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The outperformance of higher grade iron ore does confirm that China's steel mills have been using better quality ore to maximise output and lower emissions.
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Hundreds of thousands went to China in search of food and work, and many returned to their families having seen a better quality of life.
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Transparently taking action will garner public support and lead to better quality patents, which means a stronger protections for innovations and a healthier system overall.
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One issue is that better quality industrial names are not tapping the fixed income market as India's capital expenditure cycle has yet to pick up.
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There were factors beyond the poisonous smog: a slowing economy, a crippling coal addiction, a fed-up middle class clamoring for better quality of life.
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These findings are far from isolated: The majority of research shows a consistent, positive relationship between lack of experience and better quality of clinical care.
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American firms may typically offer better quality and more secure digital products, but in developing countries where price matters most, they operate at a disadvantage.
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But Caplan makes his case that free movement for everyone could lead to prosperous societies, better quality of life and an efficient, poverty-free world.
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The reason for having an operation like that is not to return to professional sports, you know, it's just for a better quality of life.
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A premium option (a one-off payment of $24.95) is available that gives you better quality ripping, faster conversions, advanced search and playlist creation, and more.
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Young men who eat a heart-healthy diet may have better quality sperm than their peers who dine mostly on junk food, a small study suggests.
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The "Easterlin paradox" has been hotly disputed since, with some economists claiming to find a link between growth and rising happiness by using better quality data.
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Higher global prices for better quality material were likely to attract sales from Ganfeng Lithium and China's General Lithium Corp, which were expanding production, he said.
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But for even better quality sound, choose a camera that lets you connect an external mic so you can always upgrade Without that port you're stuck.
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The bank's focus on better-quality domestic SMEs and retail borrowers has allowed it to avoid the asset quality deterioration seen at the major Italian peers.
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By lifting restrictions on the annual number of medical residencies, more doctors can compete for consumers, which in turn means better quality and more affordable care.
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The study posits that the sleep schedule that dog owners can develop to help meet their pets' needs might contribute to a better quality of sleep.
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How do these signals of unruliness in culture translate to a better quality of life for the "unruly women [who] surround us in our everyday lives"?
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Purchasers at Whole Foods think chickens that grow slower and with a better quality of life will taste better, the New York Times wrote in 2017.
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But in return, those homeowners will get a more mobile city, less congestion, less pollution, and overall better quality of life for themselves and their kids.
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Liang Jun: We chose to discontinue the 3.5mm audio jack in our second-gen phones to create a better quality audio experience for everyone to enjoy.
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Americans in a new survey are divided along party lines when it comes to whether men or women enjoy a better quality of life in America.
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The South Korean car companies have been perfecting automotive electronics and, generally, offering it at competitive or better quality and lower costs than their global rivals.
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"It is also possible that women will actually tolerate more compression if they can control it themselves, which would lead to better quality images," Korenstein added.
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The vast majority (80%) of respondents also said they enjoyed a better quality of life in their new home, compared to the global average of 65%.
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There have been many times that renting has afforded me a better quality of life than I would have had if I had been a homeowner.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES AFB IDRS AND VR Upside could arise from sustained business volume growth and broader geographical and client diversification supporting larger and better-quality revenue.
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You are better off joining a bowling league, where you will definitely encounter a better quality of people than the ones you've been hanging around with.
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Plus, if that keyboard works well, it'll also add other benefits like backlighting and better quality keys than the fabric-covered keys on today's iPad keyboard.
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"The problem is that the fake products today, they make better quality, better prices than the real products, the real names," Ma said in Hangzhou, China.
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For government, health is just as paramount, especially considering that healthier populations are extensively linked to better quality of life, higher productivity, and stronger economic performance.
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I know that fewer barriers to trade benefits American workers and consumers, not to mention, creates a better quality of life for workers around the globe.
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The report, which has not been released, concluded tenants were "generally satisfied" but wanted better quality control over maintenance and other issues, a Marine spokesman said.
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"What we can do is rationalize the situation in (Polish) mining firms, so that the coal is cheaper, so that better quality coal is produced," Sasin said.
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The company operates what it says is the first farm-to-home milk marketplace, cutting out middlemen to reduce costs and providing a better quality of product.
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Students who were educated in districts under court-ordered desegregation got a better quality education than those in the control group, which translated into significant educational gains.
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"What we can do is rationalize the situation in (Polish) mining firms, so that the coal is cheaper, so that better quality coal is produced," Sasin said.
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"We are currently moving towards lower interest rates, giving up revenues in return for better quality customers, focusing less on subprime and more near prime," he said.
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Oil from Ust-Luga tankers could gradually be loaded into storage tanks across Europe or through ship-to-ship operations to be mixed with better-quality crude.
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Vivo's subsequent full-screen phones have been more refined in various ways, with improved in-display fingerprint sensors, better-quality selfie cameras, and more sensible screen sizes.
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Equinor and Shell, technical service providers at the Gassco operated plants, also contributed in developing the modified robots, with alterations including better quality cameras and 3D modeling.
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For Taco Bell, those options are meant to make ordering "easier and better for vegetarians and flexitarians" and fit into a push towards better quality and sustainability.
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"Being a global company, we are very much for a liberal trade policy, because that helps also the customers to better prices and better quality," Petersson said.
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When Motherboard uncovered Tumblr's rampant creepshots problem, which spanned over dozens of blogs, one Tumblr detailed how to more effectively take better quality photos without getting caught.
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Founder Jack Ma has said that the fakes are of "better quality, better prices than the real products, the real names," as CNBC reported in July 2016.
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But as the show or movie is officially released, users begin to upload better quality files ripped from DVDs and the original, grainy theater views fade out.
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The system is designed to accomplish everything necessary for individual patients within one workflow so that physicians and care teams have better quality time with their patients.
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If you can do all of that cheaper than we talked about, cheaper than Obamacare achieves, and with better quality and it's just terrific — I'm for it.
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In the mid-2000s, according to Chinese media, residents seeking a better quality of life voted to relocate their housing to the more desirable city of Jiqyuguan.
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Through that partnership, Verily might have access to a wealth of patient data, which its customers could use to figure out how to provide better quality care.
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The meat on it and the fat it has left is of much better quality, and it has a taste that&aposs completely different to other pigs.
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The proposal comes as countries across Europe are grappling with how to balance the rigors of modernity and work with the desire for better quality of life.
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The garments are of better quality and cheaper than what they can buy in Mexico, she said, and she wanted to do what she could to help.
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"If you can do all that cheaper than we talked about, cheaper than Obamacare achieves, and with better quality and it's just terrific, I'm for it," Obama said.
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"It's just a matter of figuring out how to combine better quality data with better algorithms and eventually we'll converge on something pretty close to perfect," says MacArthur.
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Growers often receive a higher price for selling soybeans with 1 percent or less foreign material, known as No. 13 grade, because importers pay more for better quality.
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These shows prove that the industry can make a difference if it really wants to—and that this difference is not only responsible, but creates better quality filmmaking.
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"Patients diagnosed with early-stage diseases are more likely to be treated successfully and to be cured and to have better quality of care," Jemal said by email.
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The attached brush isn't my favorite option for blending, but it works well in a pinch and is better quality than the tools that come with similar products.
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First there were AIFF and WAV files, soon followed by the more taggable FLACs, for distributing CD or better quality, the standard Neil Young Archives would ultimately follow.
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Essentially this will mean that eBay can offer sellers an catalogue of images with better quality than what users will provide for a product when it gets listed.
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Creval's business model largely depends on traditional commercial lending and deposit-taking, which makes its profitability vulnerable to low interest rates and keen competition for better-quality clients.
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Employers are hoping to find "a way to shake up the health system to deliver better quality care at a better price for their employees," said Mercer's Watts.
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"You get better quality of life for half the cost," says Simon Crosby, co-founder of Bromium, a computer-security firm, who has made the move from California.
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"We do not know whether centers adopting new technology offer better quality care," said study leader Dr. Ajay Aggarwal of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.
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Business people know that every seller charging the same price to any and all comers is the best way to spur more supply, more competition, and better quality.
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Lincoln has also taken its time with materials, and used better quality leather and wood on its surfaces that we've also noticed in the MKC and MKX crossovers.
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The good news is everyone has the power to create a better quality of life, says author and entrepreneur Tony Robbins, speaking recently at Oprah Winfrey's SuperSoul Sessions.
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Inspired by Italy's rich coffeehouse tradition, he taught Americans to expect better quality products and an elevated customer experience, setting us on a path towards today's foodie frenzy.
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Chinese leaders last year launched an initiative called "Made in China 2025", to deal with its declining competitive advantage in manufacturing by helping companies make better-quality products.
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There are vintners who play music constantly to their barrels of wine and hope the yeast is happier and produces a better quality product, which I find fascinating.
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"The government should introduce welfare schemes to connect them to the mainstream and ensure that their children also get quality education and better quality of life," he continued.
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But better quality drives up costs, and with many nations facing severe shortages in public finances, they are wary of angering people with higher pump prices, analysts say.
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All the current studies show that people who quit smoking enjoy improved mental health, more positive moods and better quality of life than those who continue to smoke.
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The company also has an integrated business model that encompasses upstream and downstream juice production, which allows for greater bargaining power, better quality control and lower seasonal volatility.
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"Bizarrely and yes, disturbingly, there were some enslaved people who had a better quality of life than others and 'close' relationships with those who enslaved them," she continued.
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In an earlier move to boost liquidity, Platts began to apply quality premiums to two better-quality crudes - Oseberg and Ekofisk - to encourage delivery of these into contracts.
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The science is complex, but the potential benefits are easy to translate: a better quality of life for people living with Alzheimer's, ALS, strokes and traumatic brain injuries.
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If there's a way to provide a better quality of life for those suffering with chronic pain while also combating the root cause of addiction, shouldn't we try?
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By establishing greater diversity and a system of checks and balances at the CFPB, a commission structure would lead to better-quality rules and more effective consumer protection.
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Ms. LaRock, who now works as a freelance writer in Mexico, said she was able to have a better quality of life abroad than she would back home.
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I am encouraged by the new data showing NEOD001 improves multiple organ systems, and the potential that this may be shown to translate into a better quality of life.
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While we can't provide a solution for every setup and need, these are the areas you should be thinking about if you're seeking better quality audio from your laptop.
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Oil from Ust-Luga tankers could gradually be loaded into storage tanks in Europe or Asia or through ship-to-ship operations to be mixed with better-quality crude.
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"Certainly appreciate everything Colton gave us last year and this year, but we feel like we have to continue to find better quality than what we got," McDermott said.
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The VA Mission Act takes the first step in delivering what our veterans desperately need: faster and better-quality health care for all who have honorably served our country.
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It's best to buy a harness, and separate differently-sized cocks, as they tend to be better quality and you can work your partner up through the different sizes.
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According to our dumpster diving protagonist, the ones sold in stores that are around $80 are garbage but ones made from literal garbage were free and somehow better quality.
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"Smoking pot has long been a rebellious anti-government activity,'' he said, "but some of the illegal stuff has pesticides and pot smokers will ultimately want better quality pot.
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"Public transportation would allow Kansas Citians to access opportunities for employment and education — which lead to better quality of life and, therefore, better health for our community," he said.
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If you want people to develop a healthier diet, they have to have a better quality of life in which they can make real choices about what they eat.
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It would also allow processors to substitute any donated food delivered by a USDA vendor with generic brands that are purchased commercially or are of equal or better quality.
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Pilots at Delta, represented by the Air Line Pilots Association, are also seeking better quality of life, in addition to pay increases in contract talks that began in April.
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But my main takeaway from the demo was that hey, turns out it's possible to make VR glasses that are both better quality and with a better form factor.
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Moses Babatope, co-founder of FilmOne Entertainment, says the Chinese collaboration will open up Nollywood to China's colossal cinema-going audience and enable them to create better quality movies.
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I hoped that I would have a better quality on all of my jumps, but for the most part I got my job done and I can't say I'm disappointed.
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While Australia is the top iron ore exporter to China with 652 million tonnes exported from Western Australia last year, Brazil has been catching up rapidly with better quality ore.
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Users can now freely crop photos in the app, and filtered images now have twice the resolution as before, allowing for better-quality images and more freedom in composing shots.
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From weighted blankets to sunlight-imitating alarm clocks, there are tons of products out there to help you fall asleep faster, get better quality sleep, and wake up feeling refreshed.
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Even scaled down to just a few cameras, Light's technology could still bring big optical zoom, bigger resolution, and maybe better quality to the backs (or fronts) of our smartphones.
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Chris Monhof, director of shooting operations for Jager Pro Hog Control Systems in Fortson, Georgia, said some smaller rifle makers have a reputation for slightly better quality than mainstream companies.
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And the segment will now house all the consumer-facing digital technology across the company, which will allow Disney to offer better-quality streaming, plus personalization of products, it says.
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"The government is encouraging the convergence of services like quadruple play that mean more offers for users and better quality communication," Enacom President Miguel De Godoy said in the statement.
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In total, that's a 10-megapixel advantage over the Samsung Gear 360 (which uses two 15-megapixel sensors), and as a result the KeyMission 1.753 can capture better quality images.
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You can get a good outdoor chair with all the bells and whistles for $65.98 at Sam's Club, and at better quality than the cheap ones at Target or CVS.
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China's bigger cities have fared better than its small towns when it comes to attracting talent and migrant workers because they offer more opportunities and a better quality of life.
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But those early studies did not adequately account for higher smoking rates among coffee drinkers and, since then, more rigorous and better-quality studies have become available, Dr. Loomis said.
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You might've heard of the boots theory of economic unfairness, which suggests that being poor can be more expensive because you can't afford to buy better quality items that last.
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"Capital is substantially higher and substantially better quality than it was 12 or 13 years ago," said Daniel Tarullo, who was the Fed's key architect of post-crisis bank oversight.
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In issuing the guidance, CMS head Seema Verma said people who participate in "activities that increase their education and training" have a better quality of life and improved health outcomes.
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Under Mr. Kim, a new generation is growing up exposed to DVDs and flash drives of South Korean soap operas and movies, raising expectations for a better quality of life.
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Research shows that people who practice self-care have better quality of life, are admitted less frequently to a hospital, and live longer than those who report poor self-care.
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While Silknet's ability to offer ADSL service on its legacy copper network gave it an advantage of quick subscriber coverage, fibre peers can offer higher speed, better quality broadband connection.
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We do not see negativity, shame, unwarranted violence and aggression, gender domination, or hate and prejudice as ways to promote a better quality of life for any one of us.
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Medicare rates home health agencies on a scale of one to five stars, with scores below 3 stars indicating low quality and above 3.5 stars indicating better quality (bit.ly/2m225jK).
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Should there be a less-is-more approach – capping it at, say, six and aiming for better quality and more opportunities for British players – or will that diminish the overall product?
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The sentiment toward public ownership of these water systems has been growing due to public systems' provision of better quality water at lower costs, more equitable service, and public health improvements.
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The oil at the Ust Luga port, for example, could gradually be loaded onto ships mixed with better quality crude but solutions are less obvious for oil still in the pipeline.
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"Bad weather, substitution of domestic ore with better quality imported ore caused by the anti-pollution policy, and strong steel prices...have all helped to push freight rates up," Ong said.
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Yes, these new strains will cost slightly more, but Holmes believes that discerning consumers will pay more for better quality product, just as they do for organic chicken or local microbrews.
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The majority of properties CLI sold during 2016 were unencumbered, including some of the portfolio's better quality assets located in non-core markets, including its Manhattan and two Washington, D.C. properties.
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Once dependent on traders and big brands such as Nestle, the world's biggest coffee maker and producer of Nescafe, farmers can now demand higher prices for better quality beans, CfP said.
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The funding structure translates into REB's fairly low funding cost (4.4% in 1H16), providing the bank with a significant competitive edge for lending to better quality corporates while maintaining healthy margins.
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More Chinese mills are opting for high-grade iron ore to boost productivity and limit emissions, opening the door wider for suppliers of better quality ore to the world's biggest buyer.
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López Obrador has promised Mexicans "development and better quality of life" and said he'd stop doing US "dirty work" by detaining Central American asylum-seekers en route to the United States.
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In this turbocharged economy, more people are looking to relocate nationwide in search of better job opportunities, lower tax havens and places that offer their families a better quality of life.
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Helping your community provide a better quality of life and crafting a better business environment, in contrast, doesn't create the same direct connection between a political action and any company's expansion.
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The camera has automatic stabilization and can recognize objects and track them for better-quality sports videos and images, as well as hand motions that tell the drone to take selfies.
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The project will also enable smallholder farmer cooperatives to sell their grain collectively, and build strong links with grain traders, incentivizing them to grow a larger amount of better-quality crops.
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Commercial satellite imagery of the blast was made publicly available after the incident, but the photo in Trump's tweet was of a much higher resolution and better quality, leaving experts flabbergasted.
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Part of the political logic of a Green New Deal involves thinking of climate action as a hopeful possibility that brings with it jobs, investment, and a better quality of life.
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But that was not all: Those doing tai chi for the 12 weeks reported that they were less depressed and had a better quality of life than those undergoing physical therapy.
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"The State of Israel will build a new, modern school at its own expense, which will be of significantly better quality than today's structure," said Assaf Zohar, a Defense Ministry spokesman.
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It's counterintuitive, but High Quality means the images will be compressed into Google's high-resolution image format, while Original means they'll stay in the (usually better) quality you shot them in.
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Healthy people who follow these guidelines may reduce their cancer risk, they add, and adhering to the guidelines has been linked to a better quality of life in colon cancer survivors.
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"If we an help fix health care bring more choice and more competition so we have better quality and lower cost and lower prices, that will dramatically help improve our budget situation."
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And while an engineer might make a higher salary in San Francisco, a slightly lower salary will buy a better quality of life in Austin, according to a recent report by Indeed.
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It still has two 2-inch speakers, but they've been moved from the front of the device to side-firing positions and have been upgraded with neodymium drivers for better quality sound.
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In 2000, France mandated a 353-hour workweek (meaning employees can't work more than that without being paid overtime) to reduce unemployment rates and offer its citizens a better quality of life.
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While T-Mobile applauded the settlement, promising it would create new jobs, lower prices, and better quality internet, consumer advocates long critical of the deal said it would accomplish precisely the opposite.
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The announcement could be the final nail in the coffin for Malaysia's industry, as its miners expect China to switch to Indonesia's better quality and cheaper ore, due to lower production costs.
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Better-quality devices will almost certainly be better protected against this kind of thing, and may for example block all incoming traffic until they're paired with another device and set up manually.
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It can still be connected to a larger speaker via Bluetooth or a 3.5mm cable for better quality audio, and it still has seven far-field microphones to pick up your voice.
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To see if accredited hospitals offer better quality care, Jha and colleagues analyzed data from 4,400 U.S. hospitals, including 3,337 accredited facilities and 1,183 that passed state-based review in 2014-2017.
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And a slide in iron ore prices in the past three years prompted more Chinese steel mills to opt for better quality imported ore and forced many to shut down last year.
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In our nation's hospitals — one of our most unpredictable environments — technology helps provide better quality and more efficient health care, but its incorporation has left some of our most intimate data vulnerable.
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Despite these contrary opinions, Sue believes that the available research points toward men suffering worse from colds and flu than women, but he called for "much better-quality research" to prove it.
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The result is a similar profit margin to rival brands but a much higher quality product (cotton rather than polyester, better quality control, finer tooling in factories equipped with cutting-edge machines).
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Zen Rooms is one of a number of companies to emerge over the past two years aiming to make hotel bookings in emerging markets more organized, cost effective and of better quality.
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"It will affect the market's short-term development, but in the long-term will lead to better quality and more cost effective development," Shi Jianhua, a CAAM deputy secretary, said last month.
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For growers, that results in a 20-30 percent increase in their margin, and that happens for one of two reasons: we produce more, but we also produce a better quality product.
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She smiled down at Tatiana Nicole with tired eyes, and told me she knew she was going to be able to give her daughter a better quality of life than her own.
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Funes and Mérida explained to me that the savings group had given them hope that they'd be able to provide their daughter with a better quality of life — without having to migrate.
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With cottage cheese no longer sidelined as a diet food, there are now many examples that are better quality, without gums and additives, made from milk from small farms and often organic.
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This will raise the number of what scientists call B.O.F.F.s (Big Old Fecund Females), which produce more eggs and eggs of better quality, further increasing the density of fish inside the reserve.
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It's important that these programs focus on teaching skills that are in high demand in today's economy: skills that help workers find and keep jobs that promise a better quality of life.
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Not coincidentally, yesterday, Epic Games also provided some details on changes coming to the "team rumble" mode in season 2, which includes welcome additions like better-quality weapons and unlimited glider redeployment.
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Though the one on your smartphone is perfectly acceptable, a good camera that costs as little as $100 is a worthwhile investment because the images will be sharper and of better quality.
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Japanese vending machine toys are better quality than those in the US. They stay in line with the country's aesthetic traditions of simplicity and craftsmanship, with fine details and vibrant paint jobs.
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But a return to structural profitability depends on Co-op Bank's ability to generate new, better-quality and higher-yielding mortgage loans and to reduce operating costs, particularly through improved automation and digitalisation.
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"University dining programs are evolving their strategies to meet this generation's elevated expectations, such as better quality, variety and service delivery," said Sodexo CEO of Universities East Jim Jenkins in a press release.
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JD separates itself from its rivals by keeping a logistics unit and carrying its own inventory, a costly strategy which the firm markets as an assurance for better quality control and user experience.
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He has made only 32 percent of his threes in Washington—down slightly from 32.4 percent in Phoenix, and that's with Wall setting him up with better-quality looks than he had before.
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It's possible that some of this increase in spending is due to shoppers opting for bigger or better-quality trees, especially as the economic recovery shifted into higher gear over the past year.
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"The regeneration of the estate has secured better quality accommodation for existing residents and provided an opportunity to increase the number of homes for affordable rent available...," Lewisham Council said in an email.
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A study published this week in the journal Annals of Internal Medicine bolsters this idea, finding that chronic pain patients who taper off opioids can have a better quality of life without them.
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The concept, which combines the use of better quality ingredients with the convenience of a fast food restaurant, has been popular in the west with the rise of brands such as Shake Shack.
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Vale has focused on sales of better quality iron ore, mostly from its S11D project in Pará state, as demand for the cleaner and less polluting product rises in China, its main market.
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"This means we'll have better quality data at high resolution far more often than we do today," Joe Pica, director of the Office of Observations at NOAA, said at a NASA press conference.
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Better quality, more personalized porn (like Make Love Not Porn or audio erotica app Dipsea) is more affordable, and has a higher likelihood of improving your quality of life than ad-free Hulu.
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"If we can help fix healthcare, bring more choice and more competition so we have better quality and lower costs and lower prices, that would dramatically help improve our budget situation," he said.
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The relationship between new technologies and jobs is complex, with new technologies enabling better-quality products and services at more affordable prices, but also increasing efficiency, which can lead to reduction in jobs.
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It&aposs a great option for anyone — from people who want a drug-free way to combat anxiety or sleep disorders to those who just wants a better quality of sleep every night.
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The system is supposed to give each cell equal time to eat, but in reality, the upper levels get food of much better quality and quantity while the bottom levels get the scraps.
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Last month, the miner said it had designated its Northern Territory operations as non-core and was seeking "strategic options to maximise the value" of the assets, given better-quality growth projects elswhere.
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The virus is the ultimate test of Sanders's campaign theme: that if everyone is willing to "fight for someone you don't know," the result will be less inequality and better quality of life.
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Citizens are invested in the policies and projects they select and therefore engage in greater oversight of policy implementation than they otherwise might, which leads to more public services and better quality programs.
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Initially, the incumbents within the industry weren&apost too concerned: Their time-tested product was stronger and better quality than the "competitor" product, which they didn&apost view as a competitor at all.
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Antofagasta said on Wednesday production in the quarter was bolstered by better quality ore and higher output, mainly at its Centinela mine, and kept its annual output forecast of 214.3,22019-22.2,18883 tonnes unchanged.
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When AMD CEO Lisa Su took over the struggling company in 8003, she laid out a plan to aggressively cut costs and also design better quality chips more in line with their competitors.
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Canine studies address a host of medical problems afflicting them, and it advances treatments that heal them, or at the very least, mitigate their suffering and give them a better quality of life.
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"We won't break even until the end of this year," he says, adding that the neighbors may have a change of heart when they see how better-quality products can fetch higher prices.
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"The government and the companies should themselves put in place better quality control standards to ensure India's image is protected," said a certifier at the Indian arm of a Europe-based textile certification company.
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It's clear we need more research, and our first order of business is to explore how this study and others will allow us, whatever our gender, to provide better quality health care to patients.
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To maintain liquidity, Platts has increased the number of grades from Brent originally and began to apply quality premiums to two better-quality crudes - Oseberg and Ekofisk - to encourage delivery of these into contracts.
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However, this good mood boost was only temporary and lasted just one day after a student had sex (and, in case you were wondering, better quality of sex did correlate to a better mood).
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"Thanks to better treatments, people with HIV are now living longer—and with a better quality of life—than ever before," according to the CDC, which recommends taking antiretroviral medicines and practicing safe sex.
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"There is a cultural question here, which is how much depression should people have to live with when we have these treatments that give so many a better quality of life," Dr. Kramer said.
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The Fed in its Beige Book on Wednesday said a manufacturing firm in the Chicago district reported raising wages for unskilled laborers by 10 percent to attract better-quality workers and retain its workforce.
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Visco said better quality data could help banks more actively manage doubtful loans before borrowers become insolvent so that they could either help them get back on their feet or, where necessary, raise provisions.
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She states that most people are single, even though the clear majority have family support and one study suggests that those who access aid in dying have as good if not better quality deaths.
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Of those surveyed, 133 percent said their reason for moving was because of their career, 25 percent said because of love and family, and 14 percent said they sought a better quality of life.
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"There are adjustments to be made, but they get good homes of their own, and they will have a far better quality of life than on the street," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The fact is that Americans are living longer and have better quality of lives which means a block of voters that are more involved and more aware not just retired out of active society.
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Another study last year supported a push by the CDC and other health experts to taper chronic pain patients off opioids when possible, saying they may have a better quality of life without them.
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Without the heavy duties, the footwear and retail industries have said they could more easily add jobs and expand their businesses in the United States while offering better quality products and keeping prices down.
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Congress adopted Accountable Care Organizations (ACO) into the Medicare program as part of an effort to optimize health care delivery by incentivizing Medicare providers to furnish more integrated, better quality, and cost-effective care.
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With rooming-in, these babies also tended to leave the hospital about ten days sooner than infants treated in the NICU, a difference that might be explained by fewer complications or better quality care.
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The dongle, available now in the U.S. and Canada, is called the Audio Adapter HD and attaches magnetically to the back of the PH-1, and uses MQA rendering to deliver better-quality music.
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That was the refrain for many of the executives: Coal is a cheap way of producing energy, can stimulate local economies, and provides a better quality of life, even if it does emit pollution.
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Fleischmann, the son of a distiller and yeast maker, was disappointed by American bread and the yeast used to make it, so he went to Austria to grab a sample of better-quality yeast.
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Because Sutter is able to force health plans to include all of its hospitals and doctors in their networks, patients can't go elsewhere for care that is cheaper or better quality, Mr. Becerra said.
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"You won't expect any of the economies, whatever the size, to grow continuously at 10% or 7% or 8% ... So, I think, we are talking about growth with better quality, higher sustainability," he said.
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" He said that "every nation has a right to aspire to a better quality of life, and that free trade and economic growth are the means by which opportunity is created for all people.
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The "premiumization" effect can be seen in many aspects: People tend to eat and drink better, they want to wear better-quality clothes and spend more on travel, Chen wrote in a Tuesday note.
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And while we can debate which is more fun, which has the best food, or which offers a better quality of life, the biggest question on our minds is, of course, which is most stylish.
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With this accessory, Essential is also pitching a free, three-month trial for Tidal, which as you'd expect uses MQA rendering to deliver better-quality music than more popular services like Apple Music or Spotify.
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They also like to give lesser but complete gifts as opposed to incomplete ones that may be better quality, like a cheap blender as opposed to a contribution toward a top-of-the-line machine.
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When Facebook came into the market, because you could create one great piece of content that then could be shared to a seemingly unlimited audience, I thought for a while it incentivized better quality content.
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A therapy that prolongs a person's life for an extra six months but with significant pain and suffering may be an inferior option to one that extends life by three months but with better quality.
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Many of their shoppers start to shop elsewhere in search of better-quality food or a better shopping experience, and many urban grocers continue to fail to break even and have to close their doors.
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Japan, for one, has 34.6 million people aged 65 or older and a public debt burden that means many already choose to retire abroad to get cheaper health care and a better quality of life.
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That is, Wolter said there was a danger that Beijing would embark on a course of "lower quality" high-percentage GDP growth driven by government forces, rather than "better quality, self-sustained" lower GDP growth.
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Employees that sign up for these programs are typically people who are looking for upward mobility in the workplace and are more likely to perform better and provide better quality experiences for guests, Carnevale said.
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"Just as there are concerns about 'fake news' dominating social media, there is a risk of 'fake', or at least poor quality, statistics driving out better quality ones in public discourse," Coeure said in Paris.
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"And what we have been able to prove is that if you can engage individuals into health care, and, very importantly, connect with ... physicians and professionals and better-quality health care, then good things happen."
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Even better, quality artificial Christmas trees are available in a variety of sizes, shapes, and styles, from smaller trees that are ideal for apartment living to nontraditional trees like the ombre one in this guide.
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After a four-day assessment in April 2017 at the University of Minnesota Masonic Children's Hospital, they agreed that a full pancreas transplant was the best option of giving her a better quality of life.
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The broad appeal of modern cafes like U Kubistu, and the wider availability of better-quality coffee in Slovakia's capital, may seem old hat to urban dwellers long used to caffeine options on every block.
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One of Sears' biggest challenges, analysts say, is that its brand has faded, and there is a perception that other retailers offer similar services or products, but with higher efficiency, lower prices or better quality.
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Some said they were able to get away from problematic relationships by being in a new community, while for others, the displacement allowed their children to enroll in new, better-quality and more diverse schools.
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So by automating disease capture using AI-based image analysis the recorded data becomes more uniformly consistent, thereby allowing for better quality benchmarking to feed into seed selection decisions, boosting the entire hybrid production cycle.
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The reversal of the Barack Obama-era rules would free broadband providers to create new pricing tiers for the delivery of web content to consumers and to charge for faster and better quality video streaming.
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There are still decent models to be had for under $300, but you can now get higher-end, faster laptops (such as Google's line of Pixelbooks) with better-quality components, more storage, and increased memory.
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Supplementing the income of such workers could lead not just to a better quality of life: They also might use the money to pay for the schooling or training they need to land more substantial work.
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A national shoreline could serve as a natural buffer to the ocean, and if paired with affordable housing, community investment, and employment, moving away from the coasts could promise survival but also, better quality of life.
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"This combination greatly enhances Yandex's ability to offer better quality service to our riders and drivers, to quickly expand our services to new regions, and to build a sustainable business," says Tigran Khudaverdyan, CEO of Yandex.
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Related: The Year the 'Pink Tide' Turned: Latin America in 2015 "What Bolivians are saying with this result is that they want a better quality of government, more efficient, more effective, and more transparent," he said.
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Each subsequent version of the Hero afforded better quality and functionality: the HD Hero shot 1080p footage, the HD Hero 2 added slow motion, and the Hero 3 and 4 brought Wi-Fi connectivity and 4K.
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Patients with serious illness, like Blaine, who receive palliative care have fewer trips to emergency rooms, spend less time in the hospital, have fewer hospital readmissions, and generally experience a better quality of life during treatment.
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Turns out they were more than two hours of raw footage, including "One small step for man" and everything else that the world saw transpire live, but in better quality than any other copy on Earth.
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Second, since the federal government is the single largest purchaser of health care in the country, it is time that government join with the private sector to accelerate better quality care at a more affordable cost.
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Executive actions have focused on compelling advertisers to display prices in ads (currently blocked by a federal court) and making list and negotiated prices known to the consumer, moves that will lead to better quality choices.
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I thought that when I wrote my first book that there would be pushback by students demanding better quality education and that people would realize at some point that the pendulum has swung too far away.
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But I can't think of many areas where the private sector doesn't do a better job than government of providing a service, from delivering mail to running an airline to providing a better quality of education.
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Patients at Sioux San were chiefly members of the Oglala Sioux, Cheyenne River Sioux and Rosebud tribes who had moved from reservations in the region to Rapid City seeking employment and a better quality of life.
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Such changes "will boost the competitiveness of the economy in the long run" and help China to "generate better quality of growth," said Aidan Yao, senior emerging markets economist at asset management firm AXA Investment Managers.
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Tidal hasn't exactly been able to compete with industry-leading music streaming services like Apple and Spotify in terms of subscriber numbers, but its continued existence suggests there's a demand out there for better quality music.
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Standing in the spice aisle of an Associated Supermarkets in Brownsville on Sunday, she said she preferred to trek to wealthier neighborhoods for the organic food and better quality meats she wanted to feed her son.
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The Austrian steel producer posted a full-year net profit above expectations, helped by its focus on better-quality steel and products which made it less vulnerable to price swings and to competition from commodity steel imports.
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This opens the door for companies like Comcast, AT&T, Verizon, and Charter to pick winners and losers on the Internet by controlling which online companies get faster and better quality of service and at what price.
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"Toys 'R' Us had better quality for toys," said Ashley Drew, 29, shopping for her 5-year-old daughter at a Los Angeles-area Walmart, next door to the empty shell of a Toys 'R' Us store.
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That's despite evidence that patients have better quality of life, fewer hospitalizations, more and earlier hospice care and higher satisfaction when they talk to doctors or other clinicians about their values and goals, according to recent research.
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As consumers become more discerning about what they eat and more are willing to pay for better-quality foods or those for special diets, many small food makers are carving out toeholds in this fast-growing marketplace.
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It's a taller, slimmer version of the Gear 360 that's easier to hold in your hand, captures better quality videos and photos, and fixes most of the many little problems that made its predecessor frustrating to use.
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Following the Possums Infant Sleep Program, parents reported less stress, less concern about sleep problems such as night-waking and day-time naps, and better quality of life, the study authors report in the journal Sleep Health.
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There are numerous emulator apps available—although some are better quality than others—so you can relive the gaming glories of days past on your Apple iPhone without having to wait for individual titles to be remade.
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Nickel prices have risen nearly 40 percent since early 2016, but that was mostly due to stronger demand from Chinese firms opting to make better quality stainless steel and worries about supplies from top producer the Philippines.
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A firm might achieve a higher valuation by listing its shares in one country, get a lower tax bill by domiciling subsidiaries in another, and offer a better quality of life for its executives in a third.
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Both products flaunt a number of design improvements, including a "high damped tonearm" — which holds both the cartridge and the needle — and a new motor, which aims to suppress vibrations and aims to deliver better quality sound.
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Coppelia, always a visible demonstration of Cuban idiosyncrasies, has separate lines for those paying in CUC and those using CUPs; the CUC line, always significantly shorter, allows access to more flavors and apparently better-quality ice cream.
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An MDMA capsule will run you $20-$30 [$14-$20 USD] in Australia, whereas in Canada it's common to get better quality ones for $10 [$7 USD] each, sometimes even less if you're buying a good amount.
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In vast open-pits in Jharkhand, children as young as six squatted among glittering rocks scouring with their bare hands for shiny, brittle mica flakes, while older ones descended rickety ladders into shafts seeking better quality silicate.
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"We feel strongly that being able to work with the top experts in the field, whether it's vitamin D or another area, translates to better quality and better information, both for our patients and physicians," Bost said.
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BARRATT DEVELOPMENTS: Barratt Developments Plc, Britain's biggest housebuilder, on Wednesday said sales fell in the beginning of the year even as it delivered more homes, as a focus on better quality in a tough market dented margins.
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"It really infuses the supply chain with digital technology so you can make better decisions earlier on and reduce waste, but also reduce product recalls, prevent rejections, and deliver a better quality product to consumers," she continued.
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The focus, unsurprisingly, will be on figuring out how tech solutions might be able to help lower the costs of healthcare while ensuring better quality of services to U.S.-based employees of all three companies and their families.
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As aging Brits continue to demand that the government provide more access, lower out-of-pocket costs, and better quality of health care delivery, more and more will have to be sacrificed in the name of the NHS.
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The geodesic dome is still associated with a postwar era of optimism, when World's Fairs like the one in Montréal in 1967 promised a space-age future where architecture and design could shape a better quality of life.
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Richard Segal, emerging debt strategist at Manulife Asset Management, said if IBA's creditors are given sovereign bonds, that will leave them with a better quality asset, "but they will have to take a haircut, that's just burden sharing".
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A new America First trade policy along these lines will foster not only more but better quality U.S. growth – based mainly on investing and producing rather than on the borrowing and spending that inflated the previous decade's bubbles.
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Private practice doctors, perhaps Americans most important small business owners, warned us that the new federal requirements for electronic medical records would increase health care costs, boost waiting room times, and wouldn't necessarily lead to better quality care.
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In speaking so much about China's role in the world, the most senior leader of the party running it is also admitting that China also needs that world -- needs better-quality intellectual, trade and security dialogue with it.
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It should be all of our hopes that wages, which have been flat over the past 15 years, might finally rise to reward hard working and tax paying Americans for their effort with a better quality of life.
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While we recommend Ray-Ban overall for polarized shades, we've found Persol to hold better quality and hardware overall, especially since they're still made the same way they were when the brand was founded over 100 years ago.
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You can even enlarge the images you take from your camera phone, but if you're looking to blow up your pictures to a poster size, it's better to have a digital camera because you'll get better quality shots.
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"We feel strongly that being able to work with the top experts in the field, whether it's vitamin D or another area, translates to better quality and better information, both for our patients and physicians," Ms. Bost said.
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These fee-for-service hospitals are fighting to retain patients, rather than providing them with easy access to health information that they could theoretically take to a different health system with more affordable prices or better quality care.
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Our vision with Uber has always been about creating a better quality of life — giving people the freedom, flexibility and opportunities that come from being able to earn on their own schedule at the push of a button.
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In a classic Sony move, the company attempted to use the PSP to push sales of UMD movies that would only play on the console, even though they cost around the same as more versatile, better quality DVDs.
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Many report that employees, especially those with children, want to move to cities with easier hukou rules, cheaper housing and a better quality of life, such as the southern boomtown of Shenzhen or the lakeside city of Hangzhou.
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" Dr. Zigler wrote in The New York Times in 1976 that "children and families all too often come last, and the social barriers to providing a better quality of life for our nation's children have become almost insurmountable.
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"We feel strongly that being able to work with the top experts in the field, whether it's vitamin D or another area, translates to better quality and better information, both for our patients and physicians," Ms. Bost said.
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Because plants love CO2 so much, Smith argued, pumping lots of it into the atmosphere could result in "greater volume of food production and better quality food," as well as "lush vegetation" in formerly desolate areas of the globe.
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"I have an option to have another operation which is a little bit more kind of severe than what I've had before, having my hip resurfaced which would allow me to have a better quality of life," he said.
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Rebeat Innovation is betting that by using more precise tools to essentially carry out comparable tasks, it will create a better quality piece of vinyl with less loss of audio information (and in the process, eliminate some manufacturing steps).
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Exchange-traded funds that focus on defensive shares have grown more expensive than their traditional rivals, testing whether the funds can continue to make good on their promise to deliver better-quality returns than the market.
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"We must acknowledge, however, that every nation has the right to aspire to a better quality of life, and that free trade and economic growth are the means by which economic opportunity is created for all people," he said.
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Whether the goal is to get fit and healthy, lose fat, build muscle, rehabilitate injury, get strong, improve sports performance, gain confidence, or generally have a better quality of life, strength training is the most beneficial method of training.
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"Always the better quality assets will sell, even if they have environmental reclamation or (other) liabilities because they'll be able to make a profit in this market," said a banker who declined to be named amid ongoing sale processes.
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Studies comparing TAVR to traditional open-heart surgery found improved outcomes, and those who underwent the less invasive procedure experienced much shorter hospital stays and recovery times, better quality of life measures, and lower incidence of some major complications.
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While it was determined the mold variety in the cannabis was not harmful to adults, it's clear that the United States needs to form better quality control and standards testing for cannabis, be it medical, recreational or for research.
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Being able to strive for a better quality of life by getting back to basics makes her feel "part of something much, much bigger than yourself" because the land in Scotland "is huge… it is a world of extremes".
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The performance of this strongly conceived piece made me want to hear the Philharmonic play some better-quality symphonic Glass, or a concert performance of one of his operas, many of which have rarely been heard in New York.
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China's shoppers have generally been able to buoy the economy through its past ups and downs, as hundreds of millions of people rose into the middle class and spent their increased earnings on cars, appliances and better-quality food.
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The photo service specifically called out Google's 85033 change to its image search, which allowed users to see high-resolution photos rather than "low res thumbnails" that might encourage users to click through to see a better-quality image.
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While the authorities say the new camp represents better quality accommodation than the Jungle, people are worried that once they are there they will be forced to claim asylum in France, and be subject to restrictions on their freedom.
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For seven months, Ronan has been taking Endoca CBD hemp oil daily, and Mark has done extensive research and is convinced that medical cannabis, coupled with other treatments, is the best chance his son has for a better quality of life.
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Responding to allegations of video throttling in September, major carriers told Bloomberg at the time that they were doing so in order to manage traffic, suggesting that customers who want better quality and faster video streaming should pay for it.
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Google and the social media sites say they're working on improving their hit rate for better quality news sources, but today's spread in the aftermath of the Las Vegas shooting shows just how much more work they have to do.
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They are better supervised than in the past but the FSB, which coordinates regulation for the Group of 20143 economies (G20), said there are still gaps, with better quality data and improved sharing of data still needed to assess risks.
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Well, it can stream to multiple devices at once, for a start; it supports better quality streaming (including 5.1 surround sound); and it lets you hook up devices that would otherwise be incompatible (like an Apple TV and a Windows PC).
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Managing Director Paula Nickolds said that in Britain's last recession at the time of the financial crisis in 2008 its shoppers did not necessarily trade down to cheaper alternatives but sought fewer, better quality products, helping the retailer gain market share.
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Following the landing, Piccard, said in a statement that Solar Impulse 2 highlighted how exploration in today's society was "no longer about conquering new territories" but about finding new options to create a better quality of life on our planet.
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Two years on from completion of the project - supported by The Mountain Institute (TMI), a U.S.-based non-profit - there are more and better quality pastures for sheep, cattle and alpaca to graze, and milk, meat, and crop yields have risen.
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Citing internal emails and company sources, Kauppalehti said that for the past decade Nokian Tyres had systematically provided car magazines and other media testing its tyres with better quality tyres than its standard models to increase grip and performance in tests.
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We each get a hot chocolate and a sandwich, and I split a dessert with my friend because I have zero willpower and pretend that everything in Europe is made with better quality ingredients and therefore is good for me.
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As well as being a better quality image to start with this wasn't such a close up portrait so the upscaling seemed to work better here, especially across a cityscape/landscape background with the couple only being shown in profile.
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It's the same value proposition as Casper, Warby Parker, or any other direct-to-consumer startup — cut out the middleman and offer a better quality product at a lower price, combined with an approachable brand and educational content, and voila!
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There are several exchange-traded funds built to isolate quality stocks, such as the Invesco S&P 500 Quality (SPHQ), which selects S&P 43 stocks highly ranked by return on equity, better-quality cash earnings and low financial leverage.
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Shah said Chinese vendors' access to low-cost components and their expertise in designing metal casing for cheap phones has let brands like Oppo, OnePlus and Lenovo offer better quality products than Samsung, which uses plastic for its cheapest models.
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Tony Robbins: For a better quality of life, answer these 3 questions Billionaire investors Chris Sacca's best advice to grads is the same advice he gives himself WWE billionaire McMahon: This is the most important thing people are never prepared for
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Cheaper cameras and better quality will mean more people will be playing around with them — which is especially important for spherical videos considering no one has quite figured out the best way to shoot them, or the best subjects to film.
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But - still smarting from huge writedowns in the last investment cycle - big debt-fueled acquisitions look to be off the agenda, with the focus on greenlighting undeveloped assets, taking bigger stakes in existing projects, and trading up to better quality operations.
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Research published in The New England Journal of Medicine after the passage of policies designed to improve air quality "shows that the children who grew up when the air was better quality literally had more functioning lung tissue," Dr. Sarfaty said.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Amid growing concerns by some U.S. lawmakers that federal officials may be granting patents that fuel abusive litigation, the head of the European Patent Office says his agency is producing better-quality patents than its American counterpart.
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USAFacts was founded two years ago to report the numbers on how the government collects and spends money on behalf of Americans and to help them determine the extent to which that investment leads to a better quality of life.
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Now, as the ballot successes show, more Americans see public transportation in a broader context: as an investment in economic growth, stronger businesses and a better quality of life – in addition to fulfilling its traditional role of providing basic mobility.
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Indulging my cynical side, here's how I see it going in the worst-case scenario for most trials: The trials will end, and the resulting reports will say that recipients reported less stress, a better quality of life, and so on.
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But there is renewed interest from families with young children, she added, and a number of graduates have returned to Mattituck after going off to college or to the city, in search of a better quality of life for their families.
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As their eco-evocative names suggest, the new companies present renting as an environmental virtue — instead of buying cheap, disposable furniture that ends up in landfills, you can rent better-quality pieces that others use when you're done with them.
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Cities like Dresden and Leipzig have things to attract both wayward natives, like the Kluges, and outsiders looking for nice places to live: excellent infrastructure, meticulously refurbished downtowns, shorter commutes, a less hurried pace — in short, a better quality of life.
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The biggest differences between the two seem to lie in the S9's camera, which lets users take better quality pictures in low-lit settings, and includes a slow motion feature with a frame rate of 960 frames per second.
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An industrial process "doesn't make it better quality," said Ms. Marie-Vivien, who studied Mysore's silk sector from 2005 to 2008 as a visiting researcher at the National Law School of India University in Bangalore, the capital of Karnataka State.
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Thirty years in practice as a nephrologist have given me a front-row seat to remarkable changes and positive advances for individuals with multiple complex health conditions, including improved patient outcomes, reduced mortality rates, and a better quality of life.
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The ultimate impact would depend on the extent of any reduction, and whether banks can replace low-yielding or non-performing legacy assets with better quality and higher yielding new business - a process which should be supported by strong economic growth.
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And it is not just movie producers benefiting; less expensive, better quality drone technologies are making it possible to film from new angles for various purposes such as media, sports, wildlife, commercials, corporate events, visual arts, performances, and promotional tourism.
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Some people think things will be solved if we just put more bars and more cameras on the facilities and incarcerate the people who live there instead of giving them a more free and mobile and better quality of life.
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Controlling more of the image processing pipeline could mean GoPro will be able to squeeze even better quality or battery life out of the camera, much like how Apple's nearly full control over the iPhone stack gives the company such an advantage.
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Honor executives tell me that while yes, the more expensive Honor 8 takes better quality photos, the new 6X is better for filters because it can simulate aperture in its wide aperture mode, which is designed to make a subject stand out.
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I am now an attorney, and my work focuses on the legal end of helping disabled people get access to health care, public accommodations, and better quality of life and independence by helping them get out of institutions and into the community.
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By now we know that a higher price tag doesn't necessarily mean better quality, and when it comes to dabbling in the beauty aisle, celebrity hairstylists know a thing or two about finding the essentials for a fraction of the usual price.
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You're still able to get into VR more affordably with PS4, which will cost $349 for the console, plus $399 for the headset, but Oculus and a PC will provide a better quality experience in terms of graphics quality for demanding users.
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Research that could lead to cows producing more milk, chickens laying better-quality eggs and crops being able to withstand droughts or disease received a funding injection of about $174 million from Britain's Department for International Development and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
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Of course, even though boys my own age would continue to ignore me for years to come, I eventually realized that—with the help of regular eyebrow maintenance and better-quality deodorant—I could find people to be a filthy little pervert with.
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"Consistent with other studies demonstrating benefit, the use of hospice care is associated with better quality-of-care outcomes, including patient-centered care metrics," study leader Ruth Kleinpell and colleagues write in the journal BMJ Supportive and Palliative Care, online August 16.
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Overall, across all of the studies combined, the 877 patients assigned to exercise reported significantly better quality of life than the people in the control groups that didn't follow the fitness routines, the researchers report in the British Journal of Sports Medicine.
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Not for an exchange of words, but to enlist Obama's help in snapping a photo of Bush with attendees using a phone's rear-facing camera — for better quality, of course, with none of that single-digit megapixel nonsense you get with selfies.
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Survey takers were also asked about factors that motivate them to switch search engines — with the number one reason given being a better quality of search results, and the next reason being if a search engine doesn't track their searches or data.
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Earlier this week, Premier Li Keqiang said China aimed to expand its economy by around 6.5 percent, unchanged from 2017, and omitted previous wording that growth could be "higher if possible" - indicating Beijing's attention remains fixed on credit risks and better-quality growth.
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Now of course Whole Foods is obviously owned by Amazon and that's another story, but consumers have been much more demanding and I think we can have better-quality products, more civil products, but we all have a responsibility to behave ourselves.
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China's campaign to clean its skies by clamping down on polluting steel mills has fueled a need for high-grade iron ore to boost productivity and limit emissions, opening the door wider for suppliers of better quality ore to the world's biggest buyer.
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The study found that only 15 percent of Russians think their households have a better quality of life, compared with 30 percent in 2010 when respondents were last asked, and only 9 percent see their finances as better than four years ago.
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The company has also found support within the professional cooking community, which actually suffers from the same problem that consumers do — professional kitchens usually either use cheap, poorly made cookware or have to shell out too much money for better quality pans.
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"We remain unconvinced of the value of joint audits, as there is little evidence that they actually lead to the better quality audits that investors want to see," said Chris Cummings, chief executive of The Investment Association, which represents asset managers in Britain.
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The management expects that the current ADSL customer base is likely to migrate to a better quality fibre service, and that customers are more likely to pay more for higher connection speeds, while increasingly taking up pay-TV that would further increase ARPUs.
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"YouTube is struggling to come up with the algorithmic formula and human curation that will set editorial priorities and promote better quality information," Charlie Beckett, a professor in the department of media and communications at the London School of Economics, told VICE News.
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Instead, the number of eggs that will give you the best chances for a successful pregnancy later on depends on your age: Those who are freezing their eggs at a younger age probably don't need as many because their eggs will be of better quality.
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China's aggressive campaign to clean its skies by clamping down on polluting steel mills has fueled a need for high-grade iron ore to boost productivity and limit emissions, opening the door wider for suppliers of better quality ore to the world's biggest buyer.
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DALOA, Ivory Coast, Oct 20 (Reuters) - Cocoa arriving at top producer Ivory Coast's ports since the start of the season this month has been of much better quality than during the mid-crop though beans are still small, buyers and exporters said on Thursday.
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Greg: What do you say to the folks who would say it's not just new shit, as you put it so well, but that all the new shit, even if there is more inequality, adds up to a better quality of life for everybody?
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If harnessed to bring education to those aforementioned 250 million children who go without it, AI has the potential to lower poverty rates, increase literacy, lower infant mortality rates, contribute to an overall better quality of life and even help mitigate climate change. How?
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Stepped-up action to cut planet-warming emissions would lead to a "much, much better" quality of life in cities, including cleaner air and less concrete, Figueres told a summit of local and regional leaders on the sidelines of U.N. climate talks in Bonn.
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China's campaign to clean its skies by clamping down on polluting steel mills has fueled a need for high-grade iron ore to boost productivity and limit emissions, opening the door wider for suppliers of better quality ore like Vale to the world's biggest buyer.
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However, the agency believes that under the current regulation, Japanese regulators will be assertive in ensuring Japanese insurers meet requirements to issue at least the same amount of perpetual subordinated debt of the same (or better) quality when a company redeems perpetual subordinated debts.
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Pilots at American Airlines for example, have said that they are looking for a better quality of life through improved scheduling that includes fewer pilots on reserve — which requires pilots to be on call — and the ability to more easily change the trips they fly.
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Aside from a stock rally of 130 percent year to date, Novocure has created new technologies called tumor treating fields that are gentle, non-invasive and offer patients fewer side effects and better quality of life than processes like surgery, radiation or drug therapies.
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Julia Calderone, a NYT Parenting senior staff editor, covered the decade in fertility advancements, including doctors' ability to select better-quality embryos for patients undergoing I.V.F. Melonyce McAfee, also a NYT Parenting senior staff editor, rounded up the standout parenting books of the decade.
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And our advantage is to compete against the ... just, size of China, is being better on immigration, is continuing to have great and open academic institutions, good weather and healthy air, and if we can preserve the better quality of life that we have.
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"This transition has allowed our Agency to hold health plans more accountable and focus our efforts on better quality of care, enhanced access requirements and working as partners with advocacy groups who share our goal of better health care for all Floridians," McManus wrote in a statement.
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Pointing specifically to the development of high-quality and low-weight cameras in the mid-1960s, as well as other innovations like instant replay and longer zoom lenses, sportscasts of this era provided "more interesting coverage and better-quality video" than contemporary viewers had ever seen.
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"The explosion of boutique gyms are because the customer understands that better quality workouts are worth the price point," Mirror CEO Brynn Putnam says, adding that some gyms are realizing that in-home machines are an opportunity for them to deliver their classes to new audiences, too.
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Despite benefits from rehabilitation such as better quality of life and lower rates of rehospitalization, patients may not attend these sessions because of issues related to insurance, costs and access to a rehab facility, the study authors report in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology.
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With interest rates near zero and inflation structurally depressed, they argue that government deficits and debt levels far higher than the sometimes arbitrary limits set by current orthodox policy can be both sustainable and productive in seeding higher and better-quality economic growth in the longer term.
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"We hope that this will provide a solution that will give...a better quality of life to some addicts who are today out of our reach and whom current programs do not help enough," Health Minister Bente Hoise wrote in a Facebook message, according to AFP .
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Rowe, who has been in the job since April, is focusing on better-quality basics for the typical 50-year-old woman who he has cast as the store's saviour, and is taking steps such as reducing product changes to nine next year from 14 now.
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" As ObamaCare was being implemented in 2012, House Minority Leader Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) said, "Everybody will have lower rates, better quality and better access.
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Since T-Mobile doesn't have much use for Sprint's voice network that uses CDMA technology, the combined company would "aggressively" work to migrate it to voice over LTE (VoLTE), a more modern infrastructure for voice calls that offers more capacity, better quality, and improved connection / reliability.
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As consumers, we benefit from lower prices, better quality and more variety because of import competition, while the demand for U.S. exports allows our economy to move up the value chain, producing the type of goods that tend to create better-paying jobs for American workers.
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"We started investigating additional integrations that would make sense based on the consumer demand — for the Amazon Alexa capabilities, but available in a much better quality sounding speaker, which is why they're purchasing Zipp and Zipp Mini and pairing it with the Echo Dot," he said.
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The big picture: Teachers in both Kentucky and Oklahoma — who participated in walkouts and strikes to advocate for higher teacher pay and better quality classrooms for their students during the winter and spring — have already unseated traditional candidates in battles for seats in the state legislature.
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For example, the book examines how the dark web is destroying street-corner dealers' businesses through lower prices, better quality control, and its wide-range of vendors compiled in one place, not unlike how Amazon has made it harder for brick-and-mortar shops to stay open.
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If Ms. Bloch was facing a well-entrenched incumbent in Moshe Abutbul, he was highly unpopular, seen as having neglected the needs of many of his constituents and done little more than watch as many of the non-Orthodox fled seeking a better quality of life elsewhere.
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Colorado offered "a better quality of life in a place with a decent economy, a slower pace of life and more nature", says Mr Spitaleri, 2102, who works as a waiter, DJ and driver for Uber and Lyft when he is not trading stocks and cryptocurrencies.
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Only 16 percent said that to achieve the American dream, they believed it was essential to "become wealthy," only 45 percent said it was essential "to have a better quality of life than your parents," and just 49 percent said that "having a successful career" was key.
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Only 281 percent said that to achieve the American dream, they believed it was essential to "become wealthy," only 21997 percent said it was essential "to have a better quality of life than your parents," and just 000 percent said that "having a successful career" was key.
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The goal is to remove excessive middlemen who broker logistics and trucking deals and thereby provide greater transparency, better quality service and improved financials for clients and those operating the services — so cheaper pricing for companies and a larger share of the revenue for those actually out driving.
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"French voters are sharing better quality information than what many U.S. voters shared and almost as much quality news and information as German users share," according to the study by the Oxford Internet Institute, which will be published on Friday but was made available on Thursday to Reuters.
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A study published in the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society found that when considered over a 280-year span, "cruises were comparably priced to assisted living centers and offered a better quality of life, "though land-based assisted living can vary greatly by facility, location and needs.
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Trader Joe's will probably always win for the cheapest ingredients overall, but when it comes to choosing between Key Food and Whole Foods (as long as I'm not buying turmeric root or artisanal salsa) I might actually be inclined to spend the extra $21 for better quality produce.
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"The problem is that the fake products today, they make better quality, better prices than the real products, than the real names," he said, adding that many of the factories tapped by foreign brands had turned to websites like Alibaba's to distribute fakes and sometimes their own brands.
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"In our world today, if we want a better quality of life, to create jobs, to make profit for the industry, to sustain growth for our world, we need new clean technologies, because this is what the world needs," Solar Impulse chairman, Bertrand Piccard told CNBC before the journey began.
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"If you can liberate that time in one way or another — whether it's high-speed trains, hyperloop, drones, better highways, whatever it is — if you calibrate that, then you get people to have a better quality of life and live in less congested areas with better air quality," Palmer says.
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November's elections offered a clear mandate from voters that they want big changes in how government operates that leads to a better quality of life for them and their families – whether that is through a stronger economy, a safer homeland, or better paying jobs – and they want it under Republican leadership.
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Consequently, its regulatory capital ratios and Fitch Core Capital (FCC) ratio have improved to a level that no longer puts pressure on its VR. NBK's VR is underpinned by its flagship status and dominant franchise, which supports it revenue generation capacity and ability to finance better quality assets than peers.
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Holland's dance training taught him how to bring theatricality to his movement and use it to inform his character, and now he's following in the footsteps of action stars like the late Patrick Swayze and Channing Tatum, whose experience as dancers gave them wider range and better quality of movement.
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Yet another area where 63K can help is in pulling stills from a video, whether that's to promote the film, or as a side project, or for any other reason—those stills are going to be better quality than they are at 6K compared to 4K (all other factors being equal).
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" Erdogan has proposed an export-led growth drive as a solution to the current morass, saying in a speech Tuesday, "We have to produce more, we have export more, export, export… We are going to produce better quality goods domestically that we currently import, and we are going to export them.
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Recovery After an Initial Schizophrenia Episode (RAISE)-Early Treatment Program (ETP) demonstrated that patients who were receiving CSC were staying in school, had better interpersonal relations, an improved ability to hold a job, better quality of life, high rates of recovery and overall much greater cost-effectiveness than typical treatment.
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But Ms. Wainwright and her colleagues see infinite possibility in such customers, whom they hope to convince to renounce fast fashion, buy less frequently but better-quality, and maintain those purchases carefully before joining this sisterhood and brotherhood of the traveling pants and purses, shirts and shoes, coats and coffee tables.
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"What we're doing is trying to do things like, when people are watching over a cellular network, how to get better quality for fewer bits of data, how to avoid rebuffering in more challenging internet scenarios, like you often hit in India or Malaysia or the Philippines and so forth," says Yellin.
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Big grocery-store chains are paying more attention to what they put on their shelves, as mainstream consumers, more knowledgeable about food, demand improvements like better-quality meats, noted CPA Jeff Cohen, a, partner at New York City area accounting firm Grassi & Co., who works with clients in the food-and-beverage industry.
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But your question about, Trump and making maybe higher quality of TV program, or more, a better message: there is no need for higher and better quality of TV for maybe Trump followers to attract new followers, or his fans, because I think, young people, as we know, they don't watch television anymore.
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Adding multi-room music support ahead of an updated, better quality Echo device makes sense as gives time for Amazon to get its software working, as well as put tools into the hands of other device makers that will allow their own speaker systems to work with Alexa in this way, too.
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Many patients with advanced cancer receive aggressive medical care during their dying days even though growing evidence suggests that high-intensity treatments may not be associated with better quality of life or outcomes for patients, or an easier bereavement for the loved ones they leave behind, Wright and colleagues report in JAMA.
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After all, there is a point to travelling at the front of the plane beyond merely quaffing better quality food and drink: being able to stretch out and sleep or work comfortably in transit can be invaluable in helping you arrive sharp and ready for action the moment you reach your destination.
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"This is a new beginning, if you will, and a time for America to really forge a path of leadership in this new century that provides a better quality of life and a higher standard of living for American families," said Senator John Thune of South Dakota, the No.3 Senate Republican.
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But frustrated residents said that this was not enough, and that officials had had plenty of time to come up with a plan for the now-corroded pipes, which will probably still be in place when the city completes a new regional hookup to the better-quality water of Lake Huron later this year.
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Both Republicans and Democrats understand that meaningful investments in finding a cure, or at least an effective treatment in slowing progression of Alzheimer's — our country's most expensive disease — will ultimately provide the payoff that leads to better quality of life for all Americans, alleviate the burden on family caregivers, and lower overall care costs.
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"We believe it is possible to deliver simplified, high-quality, and transparent health care at a reasonable cost," the site says, noting that those who have a regular and reliable source of care and can afford medications and treatments can live more than 80 years, on average, and enjoy a better quality of life.
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People like my parents who lived in the Middle East had seemingly aspirational lives: They were middle-class, they lived abroad and so by default must have had a better quality of life, and they had access to all kinds of products and services that had yet to make their way to their home countries.
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Based on the current rates of knee replacement surgery among all black and white men and women in the U.S. who might qualify for the procedure, researchers estimated that blacks are potentially missing out on tens of thousands of years with better quality of life compared to their white counterparts, according to the report in Arthritis Care & Research.
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The lack of females has resulted in a competitive marriage market for men, particularly in rural areas, and while some women from neighboring developing countries have willingly entered into marriages in China in search of a better quality of life, there have been reports of girls being tricked or trafficked into the country to be sold as brides.
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It also comes equipped with a 4G LTE filter that blocks unwanted 4G and 3G signals for better quality and supports HD TV, 1080p TV, and 4K Ultra HD. Then there's ANTOP's AT-400 683K/Ultra HD TV Antenna, which lets you tap into free over-the-air HD TV signals within a range of 65 miles.
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"Airbnb has created a new opportunity for some of the better quality hostel operators that are halfway between Airbnb and a hotel to seize on a new style of hotel," said Mr. Hanson of N.Y.U. Those may include Freehand hotels, which offer thrifty-chic accommodations, with both shared and private rooms, plus lively cocktail bars and restaurants.
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Late last month, the president's tweet about US military information he received during a classified intelligence briefing earlier that day immediately set off alarm bells because it included a satellite photo of an Iranian launchpad that was of a much higher resolution and better quality than the commercial satellite images of the site that were publicly available.
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Read more: US official confirms that Trump tweeted out a picture from a classified intelligence briefingThe US 'rarely' disseminates such photosTrump's tweet immediately set off alarm bells in the military and intelligence community because the photo was a much higher resolution and better quality than the commercial satellite images of the explosion that were publicly available.
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"I really firmly believe that once we get this transparency in place, the dominoes will fall for better quality, better price and better access," said Cynthia Fisher, a health care entrepreneur and the founder of the group Patient Rights Advocate, who became interested in the issue after learning about friends and acquaintances who were harmed by high medical bills.
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These range from the suit Sheeran wears at one of his children's baptisms—"that's a fairly cheap-looking fifties suit, before he got a bit more money and started wearing better-quality things," Powell explained—to the sweatpants he wears while parked in a wheelchair in the nursing home where he spends the years before his death, in 2003.
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According to the American Stroke Association, not arriving at a hospital in enough time is a key reason people miss brain-saving treatment and a better shot at a recovery that not only preserves a better quality of life for the patient, but also saves the high cost associated with long-term health care for severely debilitated stroke patients.
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"Lack of high quality experimental evidence should not be equated with evidence that such interventions are ineffective and it is important that patients and consumers do not stop protecting their skin until better quality evidence emerges," lead authors Dr. Ingrid Arevalo-Rodriguez and Dr. Guillermo Sanchez of the Instituto de Evaluacion Technoloica en Salud in Bogota, Colombia told Reuters Health by email.
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"Unless a woman has a gene mutation that places her at significantly increased risk of a new cancer in the other breast, CPM doesn't prolong life and our study shows that it doesn't make for a notably better quality of life," senior author Dr. Shelley Hwang, chief of breast surgery at the Duke Cancer Institute, said in a statement about the 2016 findings.
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Another hardware scenario Irvine sketches is the possibility of partnering with smartphone makers targeting the low-cost device segment — offering a way for them to provide better quality mobile device hardware for users in those markets, subsidized by the phone being able to earn Safecoin for its owner while they're charging it — and thus "have the phone pay for itself".
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Declining. I think people are realizing that just because a product has an Apple logo on it doesn't mean it's the best thing in the world, and that there are other companies, not necessarily Samsung, but other companies that make better quality products that are cheaper and easier to use and more durable than an iPhone or a MacBook Pro.
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"I have customers who go to California saying that they tried the dispensaries up there and they found that the flowers we provide down here are better quality than the stuff they are growing in the US," Jose told me, contradicting the popular local wisdom that the cartels don't have the know-how and infrastructure to compete with American producers.
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Just as in the U.S., metropolitan areas in these countries will typically provide better quality of care than rural ones, says International Living senior editor and author Dan Prescher, and often matches or beats care in the U.S. Large clinics and hospitals in Panama are often affiliated with U.S. counterparts such as the Cleveland Clinic and John Hopkins Medicine International.
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"A People's History of the United States," Howard Zinn If every U.S. citizen could have the benefit of knowing Zinn's collection of historical texts from a wide range of relatively known as well as unknown people throughout our country's history, there would be a lot better quality in our current political class and in the style and substance of our governance.
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However, we expect the growth in data services will be sufficient to offset the loss of revenue in these legacy products, and we are forecasting that median cash flow from operations for the APAC telecommunications portfolio will grow by around 2.5% However, the growth in data will require an increase in capex to meet customers' rising expectations for higher-speed and better-quality services.
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To accomplish this vision, Advancing American Kidney Health launches a set of five payment models that will spur improved management of kidney disease with an eye toward incentivizing the prevention of kidney failure, increasing the uptake of kidney transplants and, when this is not doable, encouraging the use of home dialysis—where patients often enjoy better quality of life—as opposed to in-center treatment.
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"Cuba's health service is divided in two: one for Cubans and the other for foreigners, who receive better quality care, while the national population has to be satisfied with dilapidated facilities and a lack of medicines and specialists, who are sent abroad to make money for Cuba," Dr. Julio César Alfonso, director of the medical group Solidaridad Sin Fronteras and a Cuban exile, told El País in 2017.
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