"It just got bigger and bigger as he got bigger and bigger," Erin adds.
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These tentpole movies have gotten bigger and bigger and bigger.
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As we get bigger and bigger, our network gets bigger and bigger, and we can negotiate better discounts.
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In the age of information, bigger is better, bigger begets bigger, and lead time becomes a bigger lead time.
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Bigger shows in bigger venues tend to come with bigger bills.
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" And hopefully, she says, "it gets bigger and bigger and bigger.
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When I was bigger and wore bigger clothes I looked even bigger.
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"They offered me bigger pictures with bigger budgets, bigger everything," Cuarón explained.
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They just played constantly and they just bigger and bigger and bigger.
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"It got a little bigger and a little bigger and a little bigger."
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Bigger labels have bigger budgets, which gives promoters bigger incentives to get results.
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The movies eventually became too obsessed with being "bigger, bigger, bigger," he said.
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And then Paul asked for it to be bigger and bigger and bigger.
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"It's cool to transition from an Etsy account to a bigger business with bigger numbers, bigger decisions, bigger checks being written," she says.
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The problem is bigger than California, bigger than Texas, bigger than the Turpins themselves.
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And each one gets bigger and bigger and bigger and feeds after each other.
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Zettabytes are bigger than exabytes, which are bigger than petabytes, which are bigger than terabytes.
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I didn't mean to wear it, but it just got bigger and bigger and bigger.
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Right now, we're bigger than Russia and bigger than Saudi Arabia and bigger than anybody.
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We start with the small one and it just gets bigger and bigger and bigger.
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Rihanna's long been bigger than her albums, bigger than her music, bigger than any distinct sound.
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They just keep saying, the crowds were bigger, the crowds were bigger, the crowds were bigger.
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With each scroll it grows bigger, bigger, and bigger, morphing into an array of RBG pixels.
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It was bigger than Ms. Clark, bigger than the Dream Team, bigger than Mr. Simpson himself.
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"Each of [his] reviews is getting worse and worse, but his budget kept getting bigger and bigger, and the stars kept getting bigger and bigger," Shaul said.
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You look at Elton John's career and he always tried to get bigger and bigger and bigger.
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And now all the debris starts piling up behind it, making it bigger, and bigger, and bigger.
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Now, I think this thing is going to grow into a bigger and bigger and bigger scandal.
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You want bigger sound to go along with the bigger everything, but without the bigger price tag.
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"What I've learned is that you're part of a worldwide movement that's bigger than France, bigger than Italy, bigger than Hungary, bigger than all of us," he said.
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Only this time he's on a bigger stage, with a bigger audience, and the stakes are much bigger.
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They started their business on Yahoo but the Google brand started to get bigger and bigger and bigger.
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The more you suck up, the bigger the hole gets, allowing you to eat bigger and bigger objects.
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As the risks get bigger and bigger, the tendency is to build bigger infrastructure, as Japan has done.
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Bigger deals correspond to bigger multiples, and companies with less capital raised can often deliver bigger returns to investors.
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It's an ongoing process that is bigger than nostalgia, bigger than the 1980s, and bigger than Stranger Things itself.
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This is bigger than the individual candidates, bigger than a broken system, bigger than the dumbing down of America.
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"It caused me to think bigger, to place myself in a bigger playground, and a bigger world," she said.
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That William Morris is doing more deals, doing bigger deals, taking bigger swings, and there's a bigger downside, as well.
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There are red states and blue states that are just struggling with a problem that gets bigger and bigger and bigger.
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I think you're quite right, I mean American and European banks - of course, bigger size, but much, much bigger bigger fines.
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But throughout the day there [sic] bumper gets bigger and bigger and bigger," she inquired, adding, "LOL asking for a friend.
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It wasn't about who had the bigger breasts and who had the bigger hips and who had the bigger all that.
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"It's a bigger responsibility as the stakes get higher and the revenues get bigger, the valuations get bigger," she said.9.
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"Climate change has gotten bigger and bigger and bigger as the reality is finally starting to wake people up," she says.
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The Mophie fandom grows bigger and bigger by the day.
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The bigger your names get, the bigger your future purses.
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It's bigger bumps and bigger boils all over your face.
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The bigger my butt got, the bigger my tips got.
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But is bigger really better, or is it just bigger?
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The bigger screen wouldn't necessarily mean a bigger iPad, though.
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"The bigger the solution, the bigger the paycheck," he says.
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"The bigger the solution, the bigger the paycheck," he writes.
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McConnell and his caucus are becoming bigger and bigger accomplices.
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"The bigger the stage, the bigger the interest," Lubin said.
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I wanted to make movies for bigger and bigger audiences.
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The game is bigger than you, bigger than any player.
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I think it's just going to get bigger and bigger.
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A bigger error than Brexit and much bigger than Trump!
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And then it got bigger and bigger and started mushrooming.
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"It got bigger and bigger," Mr. Garofalo told Navy Times.
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Every year, sports rights go for bigger and bigger sums.
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This race is bigger than candidates and bigger than politics.
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Bigger roles followed, and smaller ones, and bigger ones again.
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"The bigger the win, the bigger the bump," he said.
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But the bigger the change, the bigger the side effects.
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And online is gonna become bigger and bigger every day.
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The field just keeps getting bigger (and bigger) California Rep.
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It's going to be a bigger and bigger political problem.
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After that, it still even kept getting bigger and bigger.
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And all the while WWE keeps getting bigger and bigger.
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Bigger TVs equal bigger profits for Corning: Citi Investors should buy Corning as consumers purchase bigger and bigger TVs which are more profitable for the LCD glassmaker than smaller panels, according to Citi Research. 5.
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Now, from the outside, it looks like that era is over and what they want to do is big swings, a Lord of the Rings prequel, everything has to be bigger, bigger, bigger, bigger audiences.
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This is bigger than me and him and bigger than music.
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The fury of the other drivers just gets bigger and bigger.
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Yet the bigger he goes, the bigger the backlash he risks.
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Over the last few years, phones have gotten bigger and bigger.
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Kessler promised "bigger and bigger events" to come in the city.
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"I'm working towards a bigger goal, a bigger dream," she said.
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I'm just ... So easily leave your bigger group, your bigger job.
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And what was your hope, to get bigger and bigger roles?
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"The bigger the farm, the bigger the government check," it said.
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My butt's bigger, my boobs are bigger, my waist is smaller.
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The bigger your carbon footprint is, the bigger your moral duty.
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"The bigger my business got, the bigger I got," Jabaley recalls.
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They were much bigger and are still bigger than us globally.
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"Our agricultural system has just become bigger and bigger," she says.
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"This is 400 times bigger, everything is much bigger," he said.
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And that's why these jackpots will keep getting bigger and bigger.
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"It's bigger than me, and it's bigger than Uber," Fowler said.
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It's kind of weird because Python just gets bigger and bigger.
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As the waves got bigger and bigger so did our eyes.
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It was this decision that led to bigger and bigger momentum.
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And hopefully you've seen us take on bigger and bigger problems.
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Or, bigger online retailers can simply afford to give bigger markdowns.
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Their feet are much bigger than mine, even bigger than Jane's.
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It's bigger than us individually, it's even bigger than us collectively.
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The bigger lie The bigger lie says coverage leads to care.
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The impressive expansion comes at a bigger and bigger price, however.
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Speaking of which, do you have bigger hopes for bigger office?
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The bigger the risk, the bigger your purpose needs to be.
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Touchstones Rochdale is much bigger, so we could accommodate bigger works.
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A lot of people in that startup phase where they ... Especially individuals that become successful by themselves like a Casey Neistat or whatever, kind of what I'm doing where you to the point where it's all about trying to be bigger and bigger and bigger and bigger and bigger.
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"Some of the earlier versions that we looked at — they just started getting bigger, bigger and bigger," says Jacob Palmborg, Doppler's director of design.
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"As we got bigger and bigger and bigger, people got more and more followers, including people you don't know following you," Mr. Systrom said.
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"He said the premise of the show is the guy gets bigger and bigger and bigger until he fills the whole room," Lillyman said.
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Just as America is bigger than Trump, NATO is bigger than America.
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"Together we can build a bigger family and create a bigger village."
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LAS VEGAS – Traditional HDTVs aren't the only things getting bigger and bigger.
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As always, his focus is on everything being bigger, bigger, biggest. 13.
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The sale is tiered — the bigger your order, the bigger the deal.
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"The bigger the expectations correction, the bigger the buying opportunity," he said.
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And it's a much bigger question than "Is it a bigger iPhone?"
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The bigger your platform, the bigger your responsibility to make it inclusive.
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Together we can build a bigger family and create a bigger village.
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You know that saying, "The bigger the risk, the bigger the reward"?
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So you predict fewer firms, maybe that are fewer, bigger, bigger monsters?
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The crowds just keep getting bigger, and the protests get bigger too.
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In different, surreptitious ways, but it gelled and got bigger and bigger.
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My purpose is so much bigger, it's so much bigger than me.
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"We're going to have bigger and bigger events in Charlottesville," he said.
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Controllers are a bigger and bigger part of the virtual reality equation.
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Puncture-proof wheels and a bigger battery mean a bigger e-scooter.
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Amazon's plans are bigger than self-checkout, and bigger than just Amazon.
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Don't forget that a bigger house doesn't just mean a bigger mortgage.
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And yet the compensation machine still spits out bigger and bigger rewards.
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In the technology sector, the biggest keep getting bigger — a lot bigger.
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Keeping distribution grids running smoothly will become a bigger and bigger challenge.
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The stakes on Michael Schur's sitcoms just keep getting bigger and bigger.
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Gotta hand it to Scooter ... dude keeps landing bigger and bigger clients.
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From there, things only got bigger and bigger — as did Amazon itself.
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She goes for it ... the bigger the occasion, the bigger she hits.
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"Talent will be the single biggest determinant of growth for an organization by 2030 — bigger than data, bigger than infrastructure, bigger than energy," Bough said.
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We see women in pop music videos growing bigger, and bigger, and bigger, not just in masculine ways, but in ways they defined for themselves.
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Mickey Mantle hits a ball that gets bigger, and bigger, and bigger, and lands in the stands not far from me for a grand slam.
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There's lots of Jessica Yellins out there hoping to get from bigger market to bigger market to bigger market, and then eventually Washington or New York.
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I ignored it for a couple days, and then it just started getting bigger and bigger and bigger to the point where I couldn't walk anymore.
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The studio get bigger, bigger, and bigger bets, and of course we're going to have comic book releases, because we know there's an audience for them.
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You mentioned the Tolkien shows, it's reported and true that Amazon now has bigger ambitions for TV, they want even bigger shows, which have bigger audiences.
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Venture capital always responds to bull markets with bigger funds and bigger deals.
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The bigger the pyramid, the bigger the payoff for the folks on top.
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It's bigger than any personal agenda, and it's bigger than any presidential campaign.
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Wrestling is undergoing a rebirth in Quebec and it's getting bigger and bigger.
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Borrowers were able to take bigger risks, which brought bigger rewards on average.
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And then we saw the classic scene getting bigger and bigger every year.
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And as everything becomes more connected, the "attack surface" grows bigger and bigger.
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"Heaven just got BIGGER AND BIGGER," she tells PEOPLE in an exclusive statement.
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But now, Bezos wants Amazon Studios to think bigger, "Game of Thrones" bigger.
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Banks with bigger stocks of duff loans than average will take bigger hits.
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For the last five years, we've seen our phones get bigger and bigger.
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"The bigger get bigger," said chip analyst Steve Huang at Yuanta Investment Consulting.
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The "cool" frames kept getting bigger and bigger, more oversized and bug-eyed.
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"The bigger named firms will always attract the bigger former names," Ha said.
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The world isn't shrinking anymore; it's getting bigger and bigger by the day!
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Bigger cases followed, with the type of bigger stakes Avenatti found he relished.
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But back in the day, the bigger your skis, the bigger your penis.
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"He just kept getting bigger and bigger through the day," Mr. Parker said.
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So gaming is bigger than ever, while games are bigger than ever themselves.
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Bigger farms are getting even bigger, while smaller ones are going belly up.
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BUT I THINK IT'LL HAVE BIGGER SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS AND A BIGGER INTERNATIONAL IMPLICATION.
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And they could get a bigger mortgage because they have a bigger income.
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Bigger sensors mean bigger pixels and less noise, with better blacks and shadows.
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And the savings would get bigger and bigger over the next few decades.
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MALLOY: [Director] Rachel Chavkin and I have always said that in making the show bigger and bigger we're getting closer to the source material … as we've gotten bigger and bigger … we're actually able to tell the opulence of Tolstoy's world.
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"We were prepping for twins, we were looking for a bigger vehicle, a bigger house, a bigger everything," Ostergaard, 36, of East Windsor, New Jersey, tells PEOPLE.
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It's only getting bigger—the UK underground is bigger than it ever has been.
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Over time it got bigger and bigger because, well, I love working with students!
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In the end, democracy teaches that America is bigger, much bigger, than any president.
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However, the price ballooned bigger and bigger, and it was reduced to a prototype.
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Fewer winners mean bigger jackpots, and statistics show bigger jackpots draw in more people.
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Bigger funds write bigger checks, but not necessarily more checks than they used to.
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Finally know how much bigger Bill Gates's house is than yours (so much bigger).
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You teach kids not just to write, read, and write bigger and bigger numbers.
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Their music was different to what it is now—it's got bigger and bigger.
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We know for a fact we can build a bigger footprint and bigger career.
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But the bigger you become, the bigger the team of people around you becomes.
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Nowadays, the bigger the storm, the bigger the grain size of the resultant turbidite.
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The arms race led to more and more testing of bigger and bigger bombs.
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Its bigger canvas allows for bigger icons and touch targets for user interface controls.
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"Like I always say: the bigger the cancer, the bigger the miracle," said Douthit.
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Over the past two decades, the game grew into a bigger and bigger deal.
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But the conditions are right -- right now -- for it to get bigger and bigger.
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But now I've realized this is bigger than Heather, this is bigger than me.
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"I thought I would just get bigger and bigger," Mead, now 23, tells PEOPLE.
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Frozen fruit's taking up a bigger and bigger part of the weekly food cost.
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As they do, they keep growing bigger and bigger, expanding as surrounding pressure decreases.
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DARA KHOSROWSHAHI: Because-- because we're becoming a bigger and bigger part of people's lives.
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This problem is bigger than China, so our response should be bigger than China.
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The world is bigger than the United States, and it's bigger than Donald Trump.
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What we've done here is we've decided to let Facebook create bigger, bigger dials.
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I get the appeal of larger phones: bigger screens, bigger batteries, and more cameras.
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For years, wholesalers around the country have been consolidating into bigger and bigger entities.
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"She was bigger than the room, bigger than what we were doing," he said.
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That becomes important, because then as these companies get bigger, the interest gets bigger.
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"A bigger cloud of vapor sounds to me like a bigger problem for bystanders."
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Moreover, middlemen are hogging a bigger and bigger percentage of the drug-spending pie.
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Eventually Apple joined the party, making iPhones with bigger and then still bigger displays.
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Stocks with a bigger market cap have a proportionately bigger impact on the index.
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Every influencer brings friends and "the group just gets bigger and bigger," he said.
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Every influencer brings friends and "the group just gets bigger and bigger," he said.
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You can't give everyone bigger slices of a pie that isn't getting bigger itself.
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They spiraled out from a few small events into a bigger and bigger tapestry.
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"Here's the thing about the internet though that's the problem — the scarf keeps getting bigger, and bigger and bigger," Kravitz said about the Photoshop joke taking the internet.
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We bank the fat out and suck it out of the bad places to give the guy broader shoulders, a bigger chest, bigger calves, and a bigger butt.
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He's a special one💕 Side note: you're going to notice in my future videos.... my face is bigger, my arms are bigger, my entire body is bigger.
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"So what you see is airlines creep up this curve: they can lower the seat-mile cost, but now they need bigger markets, bigger airports, bigger runways," he said.
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Bigger venues, bigger productions, and bigger guests mean higher ticket prices that exclude the poorest in the community, creating an exclusivity that's antithetical to the ethos of the night.
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"More sports bettors means more people watching, means bigger ratings, bigger media contracts, bigger sponsorship contracts," says Andrew Brandt, executive director of Villanova University's Moorad Center for Sports Law.
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As Ned Stark died, and then Robb Stark, you realized you'd been focused too narrowly, that the story was bigger than you thought, and bigger than that, and bigger.
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This kind of interconnectivity allows the entire community to continue to dream bigger and bigger.
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It was just viral; Arte al Rescate continues to become a bigger and bigger thing.
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Sand Hill Road is paved with venture firms raising bigger and bigger pots of money.
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I just assumed it would go away eventually, but it just got bigger and bigger.
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The bigger the name, the bigger the spotlight when it comes to taking a stand.
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Bigger — much bigger — deficits in the national polls have been overcome before in presidential elections.
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"The film got bigger and bigger and everyone wanted to be in it," he recalls.
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Chief among them is that cities will play a bigger role, by, well, being bigger.
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The fidget spinner trend is getting bigger and bigger and shows no sign of stopping.
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If she was to be a bigger target, then she would play a bigger game.
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The bigger this angle, the bigger the sine, and therefore the stronger their mutual influence.
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Will it just keep getting bigger, and bigger, until it collapses under its own weight?
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We are a nation of problem solvers and this problem is becoming bigger and bigger.
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Clinton earned this advantage by winning more states, and by bigger margins in bigger states.
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We cannot hope only to leave our children a bigger car, a bigger bank account.
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"It is a bit 'oh my god' as it gets bigger and bigger," she laughs.
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I wouldn't say that our philosophy changes as we get to bigger and bigger scale.
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Bigger devices like tablets and laptops require some more power because they have bigger batteries.
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The bigger the pool of taxpayer money, the bigger the magnet it is for fraudsters.
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Once-abandoned warehouses have seamlessly flipped into sprawling venues, and bigger spaces means bigger crowds.
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The menu is bigger because there's more infrastructure to play with in a bigger space.
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"I thought we might get 1,500, but it just got bigger and bigger," she said.
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"The bigger this bubble goes, the bigger negative connotation it's going to have," he said.
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A bigger place brings bigger bills, and not just on the mortgage or rent payment.
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To adopt Yogi Berra's style of phraseology, The bigger they get, the bigger they get.
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Right now, Tag Heuer is 15 times bigger than Zenith; Hublot is 12 times bigger.
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Our audiences are bigger, our reach is bigger, and our memberships are very much engaged.
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"Initially, it wasn't that big, but then we made it bigger and bigger," she says.
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But the deals keep getting bigger and bigger, until both are in way too deep.
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They need bigger and bigger shells throughout their lives, but can't grow these homes themselves.
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Their Thanksgiving gets bigger and bigger every year -- and deeper grows their bond, Dench said.
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But that's because the name is tied into a bigger history and a bigger narrative.
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And the company's relentless moves keep hurtling it forward as it grows bigger and bigger.
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It turns out that, when gas stays cheap, Americans trend toward bigger and bigger vehicles.
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Form factors and screens were getting bigger and bigger, and different technologies were being implemented.
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Americans love building big houses, and we've been building them bigger and bigger for decades.
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The result is bigger and bigger WeWorks that can accommodate a wider range of businesses.
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This is bigger than the Republican National Convention — it is even bigger than Donald Trump.
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"I was so caught up in that lifestyle, so obsessed with the ever-moving goalpost of getting bigger, bigger, bigger that I never really considered this a problem," he said.
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Rubio Tax Cut Got Bigger and Bigger | An already sizable tax cut from one Republican senator evolved into one that is even bigger — and particularly generous toward the highest earners.
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I've always floated back and forth between bigger productions with bigger cameras and bigger crews to no crew and just me and a camera depending on what the idea was.
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Well, not reduced, because it's technically bigger, but in the way that a double decker bus is bigger than a motorbike, or how Eric Pickles is bigger than Brad Pitt.
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Things from that era that still sound great live, they were just getting bigger and bigger.
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People are not pulling back and taking in the bigger picture, the bigger view of it.
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If we see bigger falls in sterling we will take bigger steps to increase our exposure.
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All this being said, those green bars for the company's revenue keep getting bigger and bigger.
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"If you don't start now, it's going to become a bigger and bigger problem," McBride said.
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Angel watched as the bubble grew bigger and bigger and hit the tip of her nose.
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As we grow bigger and bigger, I think we'll definitely be adding breadth to the collection.
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As you can see, the bigger device looks just like the existing iPhone X, but bigger.
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If you're open to a bigger change for bigger savings, consider a prepaid cell phone plan.
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They had just played local shows and got bigger and bigger, and that's what I saw.
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Bigger plants, represented by bigger circles in the chart, don't seem to be producing cheaper power.
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Has it been a challenge to get the songs across in bigger rooms with bigger crowds?
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That's why we're able to win bigger and bigger customers in a short period of time.
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As companies get bigger and bigger, they will also likely graduate beyond just a simple subscription.
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Gulati's mandate is bigger than just Klinsmann or Arena, bigger than just the men's national team.
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"I think that Trump needs to have a bigger tent and a bigger heart," said Rep.
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By using a more powerful spark, the team is able to make bigger and bigger bubbles.
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I think that censorship is less harmful as you get to the bigger and bigger channels.
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"This is bigger than a suspension, this is bigger than football," Elliott told reporters last week.
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Ali was of course so much bigger than pugilism; he was so much bigger than sports.
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The local butcher, who has been asked to supply bigger and bigger turkeys, recognizes Ms. Bisoni.
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And that didn't really change in the course of the broader issue becoming bigger and bigger.
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Tech investors everywhere are raising bigger and bigger funds to access the most sought-after startups.
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"It's the future, because we see the animal welfare movement getting bigger and bigger," she said.
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"The economy is bigger now, there's more to be had, the pie is bigger," Kenney said.
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There's a bigger game here, and the C.E.A. report is a reminder of that bigger game.
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"Bigger agencies and holding companies have been hesitant so far because of regulatory issues as well as the fact that they tend to chase bigger clients with bigger budgets," Ellis said.
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"This has been coming in waves, and the waves are getting bigger and bigger and bigger," he said on a phone call hosted by the Association of Former Members of Congress.
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Today, they're bigger than foreign direct investment, they're much bigger than flows from bond and stock markets, and they're about three times bigger than flows from official sources like the World Bank.
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What the Enhanced does is it really sharpens up the image, high resolution, and I think there&aposs no doubt with bigger and bigger TVs, consumers are going to want bigger images.
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"I guarantee you this issue has gotten bigger and bigger," said Korn Ferry senior partner Craig Rowley.
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Making a huge painting even bigger The revamped Battle of Atlanta painting also will get even bigger.
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The bigger issue, and the bigger question that everybody asks about, according to Sonnad, is battery degradation.
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Today, content is created by billions of people and it's getting bigger and bigger all the time.
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The bigger the moment, the bigger the challenge, the more he is going to rise to it.
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"I think that with every new generation it is going to get bigger and bigger," Gustafsson says.
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The main index is market-cap weighted, so bigger stocks have a bigger influence on the index.
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Exclusive: Iran-based political influence operation — bigger, persistent, global Data breaches are always bigger than first reported.
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My stomach isn't the same, my waist isn't the same, my butt's bigger, my thighs [are] bigger.
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Health prices have continued to rise since then, eating up bigger and bigger chunks of workers' paychecks.
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"I also learned that the bigger you get in business the bigger target you become," he said.
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Bigger banks, with a bigger digital footprint and less real estate, would appear to be the future.
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" Jones responded thusly: "Wag your finger at me and this is going to get bigger and bigger.
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His sets may have been bigger than most lives, but they weren't any bigger than his own.
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For one, it has a bigger display than the Charge HR. Four times bigger, to be exact.
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And as it gets bigger and bigger, and more people show up, we get the word out.
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Ultimately, investing in stronger, deeper relationships helps us compete against far bigger teams with far bigger budgets.
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We have fought much bigger competitors versus Easy Taxi, Rocket Internet when they were bigger than us.
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When Duke started the steroids, he noticed his hump starting to get bigger and bigger, he said.
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The bigger picture: Consolidation in the fintech space is increasing, making these players bigger threats to incumbents.
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The Savage/Henson living space is bigger than Ms. Frey's, so the couple pay a bigger share.
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The bigger the bomb, the bigger the jigsaw puzzle and the smaller the pieces of that puzzle.
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How can I take on bigger stories and bigger interviews while maintaining my day-to-day workflow?
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The bigger the stunts, the better the money, and the bigger risk that you'd crash and burn.
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You might hit some bumps along the way, but the bigger the risk, the bigger the reward.
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It's nice to have a bigger screen, but bigger phones are harder to use with one hand.
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The rooms are getting smaller and smaller, and the developers want them to seem bigger and bigger.
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But women's soccer is getting bigger and bigger, and that's why it's good to have a psychologist.
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Which is a hard thing given the bigger ... getting bigger with these mergers and things like that.
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"I'm worried if I go to a bigger hospital, the bill will be bigger too," she said.
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Bigger parks and parks with higher levels of greenery led to a bigger increase in tweet "happiness".
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With the baboon you first reward a hop, then a bigger hop, then an even bigger hop.
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As any traveler can tell you, the world gets bigger and bigger the more you explore it.
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Polls indicate that temperament is a bigger problem for Trump, and that honesty is bigger for Clinton.
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"This is going to get bigger and bigger, and everything I say I can prove," Giuliani said.
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This should give them a bigger stake and a bigger say in where Conductor goes from here.
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And we need to be bigger than that, all of us need to be bigger than that.
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Bigger venues, bigger (and extremely rabid) crowds, three Juno Award nominations here, a Polaris Prize longlisting there.
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It might have taken days, weeks, or months, but the bigger risk was worth the bigger reward.
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And the bigger the carbon tax, the bigger the check, so it's an insurance policy against backlash.
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"Gaming is a much bigger business, data center is a much bigger business, our professional graphics is a much bigger business and, of course, in the future, everything that moves will be autonomous and we'll have autonomous capabilities and that's going to be a much bigger market," Huang said.
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What if he is operating on a basketball plane unfathomable, what if he is searching for something bigger than money, bigger than victory, bigger than anything our simple, four-dimensional minds can grasp?
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He's painting a bigger picture, and has a bigger plan; a strategy that his current actions set up.
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Conventional optical telescopes use bigger and bigger mirrors to see objects smaller and farther away in the universe.
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And as bandwidth gets bigger and bigger, we'll be able to do more interesting things with the technology.
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The furor got bigger and bigger until it even sucked in a female member of Parliament, Stella Creasy.
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Yes, the rise of SoftBank's Vision Fund has helped accelerate a shift towards bigger and bigger VC funds.
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The bigger the battery, the bigger the potential to help the electrical grid and the people using it.
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And the bigger it is, the heavier the device is, the bigger it is, the thicker it is.
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"I have a bigger role here, a bigger voice, which is nice to have," O'Reilly told Bleacher Report.
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Every crab observed always held a pair, the bigger the claw or crab the bigger the pom-pom.
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The index is weighted by market cap, meaning bigger companies have a bigger impact on the overall index.
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Instead of dying of old age, the crustaceans just get bigger and bigger, thanks to their molecular hack.
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BIGGER THAN BEFOREPhoto: Biswarup Ganguly (Wikimedia Commons)How did this egg get so big, bigger than before, even?
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"It seems to just keep getting bigger and bigger which in turn makes our hurdles lower and lower."
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It's an idea bigger than a wall, perhaps bigger even than single-payer health care or free college.
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It's like he never matured past sixth grade, so his parents just bought him bigger and bigger toys.
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A lot of people like bigger phones — some like even bigger phones, and some still like small ones.
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Now you're having to deal with bigger quantities, which means bigger risk, and that means more jail time.
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As much as we want a bigger crunch and bigger breading, their imperfections still make it taste good.
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Maybe it's because when the writers seemed bigger than life the books seemed bigger than life as well.
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Amazon keeps getting bigger and messier and its screw-ups are becoming bigger and messier in the process.
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"From the 1900s into the nuclear era, you could keep building them bigger and bigger," Mr. Platt said.
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Keep the guest list smallThe first tip is obvious: The bigger the guest list, the bigger your bill.
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Most of Block V is going to be bigger (much bigger) than its older sisters in the class.
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"The simulations show that [the islands] mess with each other and form bigger and bigger coils," Vourlidas said.
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That's not all: bigger aircraft also mean bigger batteries, which are the most expensive part of the craft.
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First of all, they're preoccupied because they're buying or selling bigger companies, or being sold to bigger companies.
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Yes, bigger than the American election; yes, bigger than the long-awaited rise of machine learning; yes, bigger than Elon Musk's one-two punch of space travel and electric cars — although it's related to that.
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But for rodents like mice and rats, as the brain gets bigger, the size of the neurons gets bigger.
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It is therefore bigger than Sweden, Denmark, Belgium or Austria, all of which have bigger stakes in the EIB.
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I always try to lead with doing things that are bigger than just Janelle Monáe and bigger than myself.
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As an answer from regulators gets closer, Legere appears to be becoming more desperate, making bigger and bigger promises.
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As integers get bigger, prime numbers become rarer, but there is always a bigger prime number to be found.
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So I was looking at Kemet in relation to bigger things, bigger messages, and thinking: we can do it!
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Working on this feature is a smart move at a time when e-sports are getting bigger and bigger.
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Oh, and as more people become possessed by the Mind Flayer, the new monster simply gets bigger and bigger.
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You've got scale from the consumers, so we benefit from having a bigger Facebook or a bigger Google, etc.
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But throughout the day there [sic] bumper gets bigger and bigger," she asked, adding "LOL asking for a friend.
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As YouTube takes on more responsibility for more problems, reining in the community becomes a bigger and bigger task.
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The wage gap starts small but immediately starts to get bigger and bigger through a woman's 20s and 30s.
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"Our military dominance will be unquestioned," with a bigger Navy, a bigger Air Force, and more active-duty soldiers.
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So, faster running speed means a bigger force and a smaller radius (sharper turn) also means a bigger force.
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It expanded bigger and bigger, and I knew that when it reached me, I would be absorbed into nonexistence.
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Usually biological factors will decide whether to give the creatures one or the other: bigger horns or bigger testicles.
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It's all about creating an illusion, bro, but the bigger the scale the bigger the illusion has to be.
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The bigger the moment or the bigger the opportunity, the more you knew he was gonna make something happen.
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Here's how you make a bigger screen without making the tablet much bigger: Cut down the bezels, a lot.
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"We think that as we get bigger, the opportunity also gets bigger and were just getting started," Ru says.
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"It's a story that grew and grew, like the fish (you caught) that got bigger and bigger," Perls said.
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Most drugs have what's called a dose response function: You take a bigger dose, you get a bigger effect.
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And while this election is bigger than any one single issue, it is also bigger than any one candidate.
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It's a way ... The essential problem is, people want a bigger screen but they don't want a bigger phone.
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The bigger Target store was also a lot more organized, with bigger and more clear labels throughout the store.
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Gradually, he worked his way into bigger markets and bigger paychecks—Cleveland, Philadelphia, Miami, Denver, New York, Philly again.
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"The threat is that this ideology is becoming bigger and bigger, and reaching the center of society," he says.
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Since, with the help of a Mozilla Media Fellowship, they've moved on to bigger and bigger projects, including Chupadados.
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Increasingly as people do the math about investments ... the renewables will start to play a bigger and bigger role.
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The small version has a 32 percent larger display, while the bigger one has a 35 percent bigger display.
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Over the course of an hour, the moon took bigger and bigger bites, until the sun was entirely consumed.
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"You can't let the season get bigger than you or the game be bigger than you," he told reporters.
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With a movie, you really have an opportunity to do something that's a bigger statement, a bigger project artistically.
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In a way, the Republican repeal strategy seems to rest on these problems with Obamacare getting bigger and bigger.
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But no one should forget that Turkey is bigger than Mr. Erdogan, just as it was bigger than Ataturk.
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As Boone said afterward: "It seems like the bigger the spot, the bigger the situation, the better he is."
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Paulus It just starts to reverberate and churn and get bigger and bigger and include us all, psychologically, emotionally.
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And, since the bigger the bank, the bigger the capital requirements, there has been a welcome move toward downsizing.
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We feel like this is just the beginning of something we hope will get bigger and bigger every year.
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They may even like to see inflation rise, since they can take a bigger cut from a bigger base.
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Men like these had told far bigger lies for far bigger and scarier clients to far more destructive ends.
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It was one of the biggest nights of the year: Bigger than the Oscars, bigger than the Super Bowl.
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Htun Aung Kyaw predicted "bigger and bigger attacks", especially if ARSA drew support from groups such as Islamic State.
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And they'd rather have a smaller percentage of a bigger number than a bigger chunk of a smaller number.
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Senate Democrats' policy ambitions are getting bigger and bigger during the Trump administration — and not just on health care.
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"It seems to be -- no matter who you are -- the bigger the paycheck, the bigger the party," Sheed says.
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The scandal kept getting bigger and bigger until there was clear evidence that Nixon had tried to obstruct the investigation.
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Elevating Cox helps clear the decks a bit for Zuckerberg, whose role as company ambassador is getting bigger and bigger.
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Kids who get everything they want can quickly adjust to that reality, which can lead to bigger and bigger expectations.
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I hope we can make as many events as possible, and have them on an even bigger and bigger scale.
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With frosé, or frozen rosé, becoming a bigger and bigger summertime staple, other variations of frozen cocktails weren't far behind.
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That's not a unique capability, but I think people can lead without having a bigger office and a bigger title.
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It's an influence and if you have something bigger – and music is bigger than me – you might escape the curse.
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" For those who imbibed, the libations cups were embossed with Khloe quotes ... "The bigger the hoop, the bigger the ho.
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Some observers suspect this is why Mr Bolloré has pursued ever-bigger companies with ever-bigger balance-sheets, like Vivendi.
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The G63 has a bigger engine, which produces 577 horsepower, bigger wheels, and AMG badging as part of its offering.
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"With faster computers, people just crunch bigger and bigger data sets, which gives them an impression of accuracy," he said.
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My positively reinforced expectations led me to issue bigger and bigger challenges that, inevitably, set the device up to fail.
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"Like I said last night, the goodbye was bigger than the hello," Bigger said in an interview with Access Hollywood.
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That's far bigger than the iPhone 26 Plus (26 inches) and bigger even than the Galaxy Note 9 (6.4 inches).
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Meanwhile, the 227 vintage was much bigger and warmer, and the 683, I'm told, even bigger and warmer than 268.
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The bigger the hair… Perhaps the only thing bigger than Dolly's hauntingly beautiful voice are her iconic whipped-cream curls.
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As this grows and it gets bigger and bigger, and as it evolves, the interest isn't really for water anymore.
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The bigger the blip, the bigger the gap between national search frequency and the search frequency within the indicated city.
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Bigger than trade: Investor anxiety about trade has quickly morphed into something much bigger: renewed worries about global economic growth.
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If you look at Chinese community, wealth management and asset management is going to be a bigger and bigger industry.
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We do, but we try to be discernible to lots of bigger — we're trying to go for a bigger audience.
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He also sees the growing role of the private space industry becoming a bigger and bigger factor in space travel.
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"Basically they were like, 'There's no bigger fan of this movie than you, and no bigger public supporter,'" Miranda said.
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Our tools could begin doing bigger and bigger things on our behalf, freeing us up for other, more desired tasks.
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The way to make a bigger screen without making the phone bigger is to shrink the borders around the screen.
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"There's no question that whenever technology becomes more advanced, both the upside and downside get bigger and bigger," Lanier said.
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"This is bigger than just this negotiation, bigger than just the next few weeks," one senior Democratic aide told CNN.
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As we've gotten richer, we've used wealth to buy space: bigger homes, bigger yards, separate bedrooms, private cars, autonomous lifestyles.
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The bigger picture: It's a bigger example that the "techlash" against social media companies isn't taking hold in the markets.
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The small Facebook group became a bigger one on Twitter, which then became an even bigger movement across multiple channels.
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It made $12.8 billion in ad revenue last quarter, and its total pool of advertisers keeps getting bigger and bigger.
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My whole life is about being involved in things bigger than myself: Muay Thai, fitness, music, it's bigger than me.
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Over time, the group of children who turned out to have been fathered by this man grew bigger and bigger.
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Somehow it got hijacked by the powers that be and became who's got the bigger weapon and the bigger control.
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"We're getting bigger, but the business hasn't gotten bigger," Marshal Cohen, a retail industry analyst at the NPD Group, said.
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"Everybody has bigger expectations for the team, and every player has bigger expectation for themselves," goalie Marc-Andre Fleury said.
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Compared with US stocks, emerging-markets stocks have been trading at bigger and bigger discounts throughout the current bull market.
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Investors expect that banks will be able to take bigger risks and make bigger profits — at least for a while.
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You can get £100 bill credit on the Bigger Bundle, and £125 on the Bigger Bundle and Ultimate Oomph Bundle.
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"The bigger the plane, the bigger the unit an airline has to use to keep the cabin cool," he said.
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With the advent of the 'nuclear family' came a trend of bigger and bigger houses containing fewer and fewer people.
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On top of that, both units are starting to attract bigger customers who tend to sign bigger and longer paychecks.
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As Amazon&aposs stock price skyrockets and employees cash in, the company can reap a bigger and bigger tax windfall.
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The chain that made salads chic is turning to a prescient technology strategy to become something bigger — much, much bigger.
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"She's gained some weight lately … so I had to get a bigger cage, and then a bigger house," she explains.
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But we realized the problem is much bigger than that — that the bigger issue is really around private equity compensation.
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With bigger vehicles also bringing bigger profits for automakers, Jaguar can't really survive without a larger cat in the family.
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" The "Sexual Politics" project, Ms. Millett told Time, "got bigger and bigger until I was almost making a political philosophy.
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"Most of the work we've done," Kass said, "is bigger than any one person or bigger than the White House."
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We were planning and writing the new album, but he just never stopped, like he just got bigger and bigger and bigger, and you know we weren't going to stand in the way of his solo career.
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Missing the World Cup, the premier international sporting event, is "a bigger loss, a bigger handicap, a bigger interruption" for the United States in terms of building the sport than it is in soccer-dominant countries, Markovits said.
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And when an angry zit is growing bigger and bigger every morning, it's basically begging you to end the misery, right?
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"Isolation is a bigger disease or a bigger burden on people than the actual symptoms of the disease itself," said Alink.
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Bigger moving objects generate bigger vortices, so the amplitude of this vibration changed with the size of the object being followed.
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"Isolation is a bigger disease or a bigger burden on people than the actual symptoms of the disease itself," said Alink.
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Startups will gladly store, manage and deliver your items The global early-stage investment pie is getting bigger… a lot bigger.
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Getting small robots to move is easy but getting bigger robots with bigger motors to move is a bit more difficult.
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Making Tweets bigger by adding more content or bigger pictures has diminished user engagement in the past, according to one source.
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As Netflix gets bigger and bigger, some investors have voiced concerns that the company cannot maintain its rapid rate of growth.
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"The huge monster in the closet for me are these student loans that keep getting bigger and bigger," said Strong, 4003.
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But the iPhone SE's biggest sell is to people who cry foul at smartphones' steady climb to bigger and bigger dimensions.
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"[Investors] saw the tension of the marketplace, and we demonstrated that GoTrendier's user base could be bigger and bigger," she says.
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With Overwatch, Blizzard clearly has its eyes on a bigger piece of a much bigger pie than your usual military shooter.
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Instead of debating if we should make the nets bigger, we should be debating how much bigger they need to be.
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"We expect it to be bigger because we think the customer expects it to be bigger," said AO CEO Steve Caunce.
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The bigger the cock, the bigger the load, and the more masculine the man whose seed will be inside of me.
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They started out so dainty, like daisy chains, and now they've just gotten bigger and bigger; they look so crazy now.
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The bigger balance sheet gave Glencore the ability to trade bigger volumes, hold inventory for longer and expand its shipping operations.
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This is the Japanese carmaker's breathing space, and after a hard Brexit it might need to be bigger — much, much bigger.
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But as Bitcoin continues to get more popular, congestion and slow payments are going to become a bigger and bigger problem.
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The affordable places are being torn down and replaced by more, bigger, fancier places, where bigger, fancier people are moving in.
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"Bigger than winning titles, bigger than other milestone wins... this could be the most important match of her career," Wilander said.
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The history of wind power development has been the history of engineering taller and taller turbines with bigger and bigger blades.
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During the Met season, I have a festival in Italy and I want it to evolve and become bigger and bigger.
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"King Kong" and "Moulin Rouge!" are bigger productions — "Kong" requires 13 people just to operate the ape — with bigger question marks.
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As soon as anyone cares about your company, it's a target, and the bigger you get, the bigger that target becomes.
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"But doing something bigger makes moving legislation easier because you have the potential to have a much bigger constituency behind it."
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EVERYONE DEPENDING UPON LENGTH OF TENURE, EVERY ONE BRACKETED NUMBER IS BIGGER AND BIGGER AND IT'S UNDER EVERY ONE OF THEM?
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But for Hess, which has much smaller reserves than Exxon Mobil, Guyana is a far bigger bet with bigger potential gains.
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When Duke started taking steroids for a nerve problem, he noticed his hump starting to get bigger and bigger, he said.
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People asked me, "Why are you wearing that?" or said I should wear something bigger—that's something people tell bigger people.
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As the film's villain, Mysterio, explains to Spider-Man, he capitalizes on people's willingness to "believe anything these days," and creates the appearance of a threat that he can rescue them from, making it bigger and bigger and bigger.
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The Charge 3 is slimmer than the Charge 2, and its screen is brighter and bigger—"40 percent" bigger, according to Fitbit.
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Based on Apple's presentation, however, the only thing that the iPhone Xs Max offers besides the bigger screen is a bigger battery.
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I think people are not just interested in being acquired by a bigger player but becoming that bigger player on their own.
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"The bigger store that has the bigger selection will even differentiate itself from the No. 22017 store in the market," said Taubman.
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"My classes started really small and then started getting bigger and bigger, and then people wanted one-on-one classes," she says.
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Like Wright's book, the contemporary film adaptation juxtaposes both Bigger and the Daltons's worlds, which Bigger is charged with seamlessly moving between.
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So when I say anything bigger, I don't see anything smaller than 2.9 inches, and I don't see anything bigger than this.
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It made me understand that what I'm doing is bigger than any one Congressional seat, it's bigger than me as an individual.
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Plantronics' "Always Aware" feature lets you hear ambient noise so you don't get run over, and a bigger driver means bigger sound.
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No, he was trying to use an idiom, and he used it clumsily, which leads to my bigger -- my bigger point here.
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The bigger the craters, the longer ago they were made (because bigger chunks of debris were more common farther back in time).
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The West, broadly defined, is seven times bigger than Russia in terms of population, and 14 times bigger in terms of GDP.
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But the bigger China's debt pile grows, the bigger a Chinese deleveraging episode looms ahead, somewhere in the not-so-distant future.
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This is in part because the Cubs are from a bigger market, have bigger stars, and play in a universally beloved stadium.
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How do you keep making bigger and bigger games with increasingly complex assets without growing the development team to an unsustainable size?
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This is a bigger issue for regionals which have a greater dependence on lending for their profits than bigger, more diversified banks.
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Her custom-made sofas are 48 inches deep — 10 inches bigger than normal, and bigger than a twin bed, AD points out.
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There is a reason why, historically, reactors have grown bigger and bigger: similar solutions to similar problems can be exploited more efficiently.
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Instead, it's given rise to what she calls the "curvaceous ideal," a bigger-sized body that's bigger in all the right places.
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Not only will that be a bigger share but also a bigger pie, as more people watch more video on their smartphones.
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A bigger war in Syria would require a bigger military spend from him -- something that would further strain his own stretched economy.
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Sure, we might need bigger levees, but we will definitely need bigger budgets for retraining coal workers for the clean energy economy.
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A bizarre video depicting an egg getting bigger and bigger after being soaked in various liquids went viral on Twitter on Thursday.
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That expectation, however, means that Buffett and his company have to make bigger and bigger deals that deliver better and better returns.
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The dreams are bigger than all possibilities, bigger than how much you will get – it's the opportunity to bring the dream alive.
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Though it sounds counterintuitive, the bigger checks aren't enough to make up for the lack of support partners at bigger firms have.
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Other possible explanation includes female founders selling bigger stakes to investors than do their male peers, and creating bigger employee options pools.
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Firms like Google and Facebook have become increasingly useful as they have grown bigger and bigger — a characteristic known as network effects.
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The bigger point: as always, health care companies want to get bigger and gain negotiating leverage, while branching out into different businesses.
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"It looks like a hole opening up getting bigger and bigger, and then you see the waste coming right out," Tamm said.
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They got bigger and bigger, and stronger and stronger, and with them grew the series's reliance on spectacle and stunning set pieces.
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We are paying the bills, every week it's getting bigger and bigger, but it's a ridiculous way to try and make money.
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In other words, websites are getting bigger and bigger, and at the same time, more and more of them are being launched.
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Both were guests during the Super Bowl halftime show in February, a sign of their increased visibility on bigger and bigger stages.
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"It just kept getting bigger and bigger, and we had more photos than we knew what to do with," Ms. Pak said.
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Topping yourself, then, isn't about building bigger and bigger presentations for yourself, but instead about constantly finding ways to do the unexpected.
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These questions have been constantly bouncing around my brain as my belly has grown bigger and bigger over the last several months.
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"Compared to SARS, this will have a bigger impact, largely because the Chinese economy has become a much bigger economy," he said.
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The Yale study's authors assume bigger savings and bigger health benefits than the other researchers who have looked at the same question.
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But the cycle of escalation that led both sides to conduct bigger and bigger attacks may be over for the time being.
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Other possible explanation include female founders selling bigger stakes to investors than do their male peers, and creating bigger employee options pools.
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As Peele's career continued to take off, he realized earning bigger and bigger paychecks wasn't about buying as much as he could.
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Investing fees are like a distant relative you helped out that one time who now hounds you for bigger and bigger handouts.
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"It's bigger, it's bigger," Eric said, struggling for the right word, then turning to a superlative, a habit inherited from his father.
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The success of that then led to the second season, with a bigger cast and a bigger task: the perfect Thanksgiving meal.
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The standard Away carry-on is $225, the Bigger Carry-On is $245, and the Bigger Carry-On with Pocket is $295.
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But it is not excluded that as the market matures, the NBA will get bigger and bigger cakes in the commercial effect.
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Our appetite for avo is showing no sign of slowing down, which is convenient considering the fruits are growing bigger and bigger.
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Maybe there was a little one and it was a stupid comment, but they didn't ... It gets bigger and bigger. Right. Right.
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When people focus too much on the GMV and then they forget that we have a much bigger business on the financing, we have a much bigger business on cloud computing, we have a much bigger business on the entertainment side.
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"For all the cynical commentators ... everywhere I go, all over the country, the rallies get bigger, the enthusiasm gets bigger, the determination gets bigger ... and that gives us a chance to do something very, very special on June 8," he said.
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And it was 299 times bigger Not only was Friday's earthquake 25 times stronger than Thursday's temblor, it was also five times bigger.
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While everyone is packing into bigger and bigger cars, trucks and SUVs, the Mazda 3 remains the sensible choice for most people's needs.
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At some point, these movies have to stop trying to scale up to bigger and bigger sizes, because there's nowhere left to go.
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"As ABB evolves over time you will see us adding smaller and bigger pieces and also divesting smaller and bigger pieces," Spiesshofer said.
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But Kolide hopes to provide a strong toolkit that eventually creates a powerful monitoring system for organizations as they get bigger and bigger.
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Those have received bigger discounts, but also start at bigger prices: $2,299 to start, topping out at $4,999 for the 75-inch Q9FN.
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But we get in there and start playing and you just instantly knew this was something bigger than the room, bigger than yourself.
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" High earners believe money flows from ideas and finding solutions to universal problems, he says: "The bigger the solution, the bigger the paycheck.
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The bigger phones bring bigger profits, and Apple's forecast for thinner-than-expected margins concerned investors after it reported quarterly earnings on Tuesday.
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Some want the piece of toast to keep getting bigger and bigger, but when it comes to spreading on more butter, they refuse.
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With YouTube creators building bigger and bigger careers, the need for talent managers to assist in scaling their various online ventures has increased.
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Reality seems to be in a race with itself to create bigger and bigger spectacles to feed the maw of the news cycle.
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So we all understood that we had a much bigger responsibility, that we were telling a story that was bigger than we thought.
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Amazon is a pretty old company, and its profits have never meaningfully differed from zero even as the company gets bigger and bigger.
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"It may get a little bigger; it may not get bigger at all," Trump said in a national TV address at the time.
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"The debt has become bigger than Lebanon can bear, and bigger than the ability of the Lebanese to meet interest payments," he said.
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If it was a lot bigger, like HTC's old "chins," I'd take it as a deliberate design feature, but just a little bigger?
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He has successively landed at bigger and bigger platformsMarcus has been involved with cryptocurrencies for at least the best part of a decade.
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They say all the financial institutions are bigger — much bigger — than they were 10 years ago, as are internet lenders and mortgage lenders.
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You know, we're building bigger airplanes and we're building bigger airports, but we're not building new destinations in the domestic market to fly.
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"The bigger opportunities are away from big cap tech but it will require a greater belief in a bigger growth rebound," he said.
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So far they've found mixed results, with bigger job losses from bigger increases and little effect from smaller increases in the minimum wage.
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It's also a bigger change than some fans might like, and would require a brief adjustment period while we get used to higher point totals and bigger gaps in the standings (they won't actually be bigger, but they will look like it).
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But if you are arguing that you can compete with those companies by getting bigger, you have to acknowledge that while you are working out how to get bigger, they are going to be getting bigger while you work on that theory.
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SARA EISEN: So are we going to see more from Lululemon like the Olympics, on a bigger scale in front of a bigger audience?
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A bigger phone can also accommodate a bigger battery, and obscure less of the screen beneath your fat thumbs as you're typing and swiping.
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" "They kept throwing dance numbers at us and stunts and it just kept getting bigger and bigger, culminating with the finale of season 1.
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They also take up more space, which requires a bigger nucleus, which requires a bigger cell, which can slow processes like metabolism and growth.
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Worse, the company's cash from operating activities — what its core business earns, minus some major expenditures — has been shrinking by bigger and bigger amounts.
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As phones have gotten bigger and bigger, almost every manufacturer has given up on trying to make a small but still high-end device.
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I feel like a lot of successful electronic artists, they usually gravitate towards doing bigger and bigger shows, and they eventually do big festivals.
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In part because of continued rate increases under Powell, the interest cost on that debt could start to become a bigger and bigger burden.
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I can't wait to grow and evolve as a director and take on bigger and bigger challenges and productions as my career moves forward.
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"The Streamy Awards — like the creator community we celebrate — gets bigger and bigger every year and will undoubtedly continue to expand," Baldwin told Mashable.
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They accumulate both our cultural and literal capital; they gain buzz and caché and glossy magazine profiles; they get bigger roles and bigger paychecks.
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You see, when government gets bigger and bigger, more powerful, the rich get richer, the poor get poorer and the middle class gets squeezed.
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The ETF industry has come a long way in 23 years, and indications are that it's only going to get bigger — a lot bigger.
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I'm used to the bigger controller of the Xbox One or PS4, which both have bigger buttons, better triggers, and much better D-pads.
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She's a cocktail waitress at the Hot N' Tot, but she has bigger dreams that explains why she thinks she needs a bigger butt.
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I think we'll probablymaybe they'll have to be a little bigger, but not too much bigger or else it would start to get weird.
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Rich valuations, of course, factor hugely into where funding goes in the startup world, and the bigger the potential market, the bigger the valuation.
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I also like that the screens are bigger on both phones without making the bodies bigger, thanks to reduced bezels and taller aspect ratios.
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In fact, Kaminitz said he's found that "the larger the company, the bigger the problem" — because bigger companies have longer, more complex development cycles.
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In all, there are over 20,000 orbital objects that are bigger than a softball and more than 500,000 that are bigger than a marble.
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If bigger (much bigger!) sea mammals are at the top of your itinerary, we recommend any one of the area's abundant whale watching tours.
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As screen time becomes an even bigger part of these young consumers' lives so too will it become a bigger piece of Hasbro's strategy.
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"The sense of having abandoned nature has gotten bigger and bigger," says Penny Sparke, a professor of design history at Kingston University in London.
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Then the 4.7-inch iPhone was — oh who even knows, Apple just announced a bigger phone and then an even bigger 5.5-inch one.
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The idea was that objects could actually warp and bend space-time around them; the bigger the object, the bigger its space-time imprint.
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The gym has now grown to be more efficient and bigger—bigger than all of us involved, but Dave innately is the original seed.
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Bigger welfare states provided bigger "automatic stabilisers", meaning spending on things like unemployment benefits, which pump more money into an economy as growth weakens.
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You want to get progressively bigger, tell a bigger story, and raise more money, and then, eventually, it ends when you succeed wildly. Yes.
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Moreover, if others send us large quantities of "artificially" cheap goods, the U.S. economic pie gets bigger, and a bigger economy employs more labor.
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Azar's theory is that PBMs want to keep prices high so that they can negotiate bigger discounts and take a bigger cut of them.
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So-called "mobile storage" services like Clutter's comprise a bigger and bigger piece of the self-storage business each year, according to IBISWorld research.
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An extra complication for the market is that a small number of companies is responsible for a bigger and bigger chunk of stock buybacks.
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You get caught up with the need to project that you're doing bigger and bigger every season; this felt more appropriate for our business.
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"The Bank of Canada has created a beast, which is high indebtedness and a housing market that is getting bigger and bigger," Rangasamy said.
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Through the AIDS crisis and the fight for universal marriage rights, June, aka Pride Month, has slowly grown into a bigger and bigger affair.
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Yeah, it's mainly because Logan's a much bigger opponent and has a bigger reach, so I'm going to have to make my shots count.
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I thought it would be a bigger deal, but I think it was a much bigger deal to me than it was to them.
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" They're like, you know, "You're just going to dig yourself a bigger and bigger hole if you just keep lying to us like this.
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That's because even in many industries that make physical goods, information makes up a bigger and bigger part of the content of that good.
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Bigger glasses, the report says, contribute to higher consumption and bigger profits in bars and restaurants, and the 250-milliliter offering is increasingly prevalent.
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" The bottom line, he said, could be a bigger effect on farmers than that created by the trade friction with China — "much bigger, potentially.
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But then I realized that the problem was much bigger than that and that the need was only going to become bigger, not smaller.
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However, the aid will "be tied to the acreage planted, making more explicit 'the bigger the farm, the bigger the government check,'" writes Bloomberg.
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Maybe there's an even bigger vision in play and that this is the first step toward achieving a bigger vision, wherever this thing goes.
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"There are bigger issues, bigger fish to fry in the Middle East," he said, citing the possibility of a U.S.-Iran war breaking out.
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This project is making the world smaller and bigger at the same time—smaller for the babies and bigger for the rest of us.
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IF INFLATION GOES UP, THEN INFLATION IS GOING UP. YOU CAN'T MAKE THE ART MUSEUM BIGGER -- YOU CAN'T EXPAND IT WITHOUT MAKING IT BIGGER.
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While the regional index has not risen as much as its bigger rivals, investors were pulling out faster on Tuesday as a cut back in regulation would have a bigger impact on these banks as compliance costs make up a bigger percentage of their costs.
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"Helmut Kohl gave us the chance to be involved in something bigger than ourselves, bigger than our terms in office and bigger than our fleeting careers," Clinton said of the man who was German chancellor from 1982 to 1998 and oversaw German reunification in 1990.
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Yet it was the Whole Foods deal, more than ten times bigger than any acquisition Amazon has made so far, that caused the bigger stir.
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"I had more morning sickness, and I would definitely say that this is a much bigger pregnancy, and I got much bigger faster," Alexa explains.
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As companies get bigger and bigger, the scope of the work grows ever wider, and a lot can get lost in communication through collaboration tools.
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With every season, the world of the show got bigger and bigger, as more and more characters we were expected to care about were introduced.
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Well, it's a totally good, not regrettable thing, except bigger—and with bigger ideas that push the boundaries of how we think about wearable devices.
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"Remember that you're bigger than they are — that you have a bigger heart, and try to find a way to show that," he told her.
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With games getting bigger and bigger, it's nearly impossible to fit everything you wish on the included hard drives for PlayStation 215 and Xbox One.
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Drug benefits leaders at Mercer and Willis Towers Watson said the coalitions spawned from employer demand, believing a bigger group could yield bigger drug savings.
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American women are having only half as many babies as they did 50 years ago, but fertility technology is becoming a bigger and bigger business.
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Data is a bigger and bigger part of the work in these fields, and statistics is the language you need to learn to understand it.
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"We're going to see it continue to become a bigger and bigger portion of our business," Chief Financial Officer Bob Swan said on a call.
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But OnePlus is doing the same thing everybody else is to get a bigger screen without making the phone even bigger than it already is.
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This is the first year that I'm not saying 'if you like bigger screens get the bigger one, otherwise get the smaller one' about iPhones.
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It's no secret that machines are taking up a bigger and bigger share of investing, but the extent of their influence is approaching shocking proportions.
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It's a tale as old as time: a maverick upstart galls a bigger, more established competitor, and the bigger guy strikes back in the courts.
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One source is supermassive black hole binary systems—bigger black holes bigger than those LIGO is targeting, believed to be at the center of galaxies.
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While tech giants like Google, Lyft, Tesla and others race to get to market with autonomous cars, Burnette is thinking bigger — about 231 wheels bigger.
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While tech giants like Google, Lyft, Tesla and others race to get to market with autonomous cars, Burnette is thinking bigger — about 14 wheels bigger.
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"It's not always easy to be apart from them, but it definitely gives things a bigger picture and a bigger sense of purpose," he says.
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The party is likely to start with a bigger field — perhaps much bigger — than the unwieldy Republican batch that produced Donald Trump as the nominee.
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The bigger sibling features a bigger "Infinity Display" at 24 inches, a longer battery life of 11 hours, and 6GB of memory instead of 4GB.
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Then, like a womb, the narrative grows bigger and bigger, slowly expanding to open up an intervention into a larger, more sinister government-sanctioned narrative.
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But these bigger and bigger menus of genetic testing also come with less and less information about how predictive the data they reveal actually is.
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The bigger the farm, the bigger the subsidy, even if it means that millions of dollars in annual government subsidies go to individual farm businesses.
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Printhie Wines, another Australian winery, is working with a partner on online sales in China, a channel it said that was getting "bigger and bigger".
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"I think in the future, renewables will become a bigger part of the industry, and it will become a bigger part of NRG," he said.
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"Bigger than Bieber," he wrote, referencing his own tour t-shirt that reads "Bigger than Satan," which the pop star donned in photos last summer.
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But as the gap between the money being made and the rights college athletes don't have gets bigger and bigger, eventually that bubble will pop.
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As bigger and bigger S.U.V.s have choked the streets of Phnom Penh, the spirits have developed a penchant for black Range Rovers driven by chauffeurs.
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"We flew back home, and my leg just kept swelling bigger and bigger," Couture said of what was later determined to be internal arterial bleeding.
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"It enhances the enjoyment of viewing because you see bigger-than-life people doing bigger-than-life things," Dr. Yesalis said in a recent interview.
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"Taking a bigger risk to make it a bigger movie, and the ending showing Dom coming back, that's what caught the audience's interest," Morgan said.
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The burden was simply growing overwhelming; their backlog of submissions was getting bigger and bigger, and this manual method of approval clearly wasn't keeping up.
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Obviously, Manchin is getting the bigger cut (likely when Saban had a bigger paycheck), but Saban could just ultimately be endorsing his long time friend.
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As the card continued to expand with bigger and bigger fights, however, Mousasi and Brunson were pushed all the way down to the early prelims.
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So I was seeing that audiobook listeners were getting younger and younger and bigger and bigger audiences, over 25 percent growth in audiobooks last year.
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We would get offers to open up for bigger and bigger bands, we'd headline and come back to cities and there would be more people.
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It is one of the foundational sectors in our economy: four times bigger than our airline industry in sales, and 18 times bigger in jobs.
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It is one of the foundational sectors in our economy: four times bigger than our airline industry in sales, and 18 times bigger in jobs.
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Bigger companies: Clearbanc has already started to lend to bigger businesses, like the mattress companies Leesa and Nectar and the fashion subscription box Le Tote.
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As the show went on, they faded before the spectacle, which got bigger and bigger, just like the bouquets that were presented to each performer.
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Gross spoke to Business Insider about her path to Founders Fund and her strategy for raising bigger and bigger funds in a competitive venture market.
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Her job is more important than ever as the flush of capital in Silicon Valley is forcing venture firms to raise bigger and bigger funds.
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As consumers grow accustomed to zero-friction services, that approach is branching into bigger and bigger sectors like the trillions paid for long-term rentals.
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It's the verbal daring that does it: the challenge Herman poses to himself as each couplet becomes a bigger risk, asking for a bigger payoff.
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Those small fish would be eaten by bigger and bigger fish until a bald eagle swooped down from above, plucking its dinner from the water.
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"The [restaurant chains] that grow and get bigger usually continue to grow and get bigger because they just keep getting on people's minds," Johns said.
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They're making the government's haystack bigger and bigger, but then they're selling the government the tools to sort through that haystack more and more quickly.
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The bigger, more sprawling environments have larger puzzles, spread out across entire levels as big as (if not bigger than) U4's famed Madagascar map.
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"It's really common for my patients to put off a skin bump out of embarrassment or fear, letting it grow bigger and bigger," Dr. Lee says.
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A parallel centralization took place in the economy, as over-permissive antitrust policy allowed businesses to get bigger and bigger, reducing competition in sector after sector.
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Far bigger than any iPhone launched to date and possibly bigger than Samsung's giant Galaxy Note series, including the soon-to-be-released Galaxy Note 9 .
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Coldplay, Radiohead and Jack Garrett are all examples of artists who started out at smaller tents and worked their way up to bigger and bigger crowds.
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Investors should buy Corning as consumers purchase bigger and bigger TVs which are more profitable for the LCD glassmaker than smaller panels, according to Citi Research.
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Others argue that their success is more a result of lucky timing and network effects—the economic forces that tend to make bigger firms even bigger.
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While the bigger groups have more cash and support for bigger lobbying efforts, smaller niche trade groups are still relevant to media companies with specific needs.
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Couture also built a career as an actor starting with a cameo on the CBS show, "The Unit" which snowballed into bigger roles in bigger projects.
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As we got bigger and bigger at Vox — I think it's well over a hundred people now — I could not do all three of those things.
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Venture firms are raising bigger and bigger funds to keep pace with increasingly large deal sizes, and startups are raising multiple rounds in a single year.
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The No. 1 reason, bigger even than net neutrality and bigger than all the others, is this — and this one came as a surprise to me.
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While that might sound nihilistic, the flip side is that Cassini helps us understand that we're members of something bigger than ourselves, bigger than Earth, even.
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With the technologies and the architectures that we're building for this data center of the world will become a bigger and bigger part of the company.
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If today's drones capture a wide enough user base, gradually all kinds of new applications will be produced for them, growing the market bigger and bigger.
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As startups and small businesses get bigger and bigger, it made more sense to start working with local brokers or other providers to handle their insurance.
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As companies get bigger and bigger, the complex network of tools and APIs they have to access might start to get out of hand really quickly.
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Sure, the bigger 17-inch Blade Pro has a few more ports and its bigger screen gives you a more room to work and play with.
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It is a bigger platform, a bigger audience and everything is multi-fold, so you better be sure about how you are going to handle that.
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Knack II. Destiny 217 is also a thing, a much bigger thing, with much bigger guns, thousands of them, and that's out the very next day.
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"There has to be somebody bigger than you and bigger than me, and I mean this in a spiritual sense, not a religious sense," he said.
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The music industry source tells EW the logistics involved in concert security vary from venue to venue, and bigger stars generally dictate a bigger security presence.
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"If we do nothing, the big countries will get bigger and bigger while the small countries will never be able to compete in Europe," he added.
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The bigger picture: Opening a bigger Amazon Go store would solidify Amazon's position at the top of the autonomous checkout industry even as competitors pop up.
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I remember in high school, 1994 was the first time I saw Less Than Jake in my friend's backyard, and they kept getting bigger and bigger.
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The revelers in Pulse epitomized that liberty, and what happened to them is part of a bigger story and a bigger struggle that affect all Americans.
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This led to a rat race between state governments, as officials competed to make bigger and bigger promises to companies to lure business to their states.
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But the US-ROK alliance is bigger than any two personalities, and it's certainly bigger and stronger than anything Kim Jong Un can throw at it.
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Warren had her way, the federal government would be even bigger and more intrusive than it is today — a lot bigger, and a lot more intrusive.
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In the months after I came out, the tension in my house was like a living thing, growing bigger and bigger until it filled every room.
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The average loan size is $400, but you pay less than the fees on the interest due so the amount you owe gets bigger and bigger.
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They say, don't they, the bigger the better, and in this case you literally cannot get bigger because this is the largest building in the world.
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Sending checks to everyone is a potentially powerful boost to the economy, and if you need a bigger boost, it's trivially easy to send bigger checks.
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The company appears to be taking a bigger and bigger cut of the revenue it receives from listeners, according to numbers first made public on Wednesday.
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Across Europe, "the bigger parties are getting smaller, and the smaller parties getting bigger," Sarah de Lange, a University of Amsterdam political scientist, told The Guardian.
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"There has always been a meaningful part of me that has wanted to be an entrepreneur with a bigger vision and a bigger mission," he says.
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Bigger whale ancestors that had bigger fuel tanks had a better chance of surviving the long seasonal migrations to feed, while smaller baleen whales became extinct.
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The trust is a big deal, but it isn't just the trust, the gap has grown because the tariffs have gotten bigger and bigger over time.
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And it is a service that must not simply be about making bigger and bigger deals that reap rewards for only a small group of executives.
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It's got better graphics, a bigger display for nearly no extra overall size, a bigger battery with longer life claims and yeah, a completely new keyboard.
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Walmart has been able to boost its e-commerce capabilities in response to the rise of competitors like Amazon, all the while growing bigger and bigger.
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It's clear that a company like Alchemy won't go especially far if those startups don't become bigger startups—or if bigger companies don't get into blockchain.
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"The target grows bigger and bigger on this team, and the pressure's there externally," starter Jake Arrieta said on the first workout day of spring training.
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Young says there are missions the Pentagon can now do with Falcon Heavy, to put "a bigger satellite with a bigger aperture or antenna" into space.
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You heard about fines being paid through the Justice Department, and yet all the indicators and numbers showed they [the banks] were getting bigger and bigger.
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But even for older people—the main target demographic of a bigger phone, due to eyesight issues—a bigger device is not necessarily better, Rutter said.
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"Helmut Kohl gave us the chance to be involved in something bigger than ourselves, bigger than our terms in office and bigger than our fleeting careers," Clinton said in Strasbourg of the man who was German chancellor from 1982 to 1998 and oversaw German reunification in 1990.
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"The bigger the base, the higher in space; the bigger the top, the bigger the drop," Yamada said in the exclusive interview for CNBC PRO, describing the simple pattern she looks for in a stock chart every time to tell her what's going to happen next.
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"This is quite a dangerous situation and it is creating a bubble, and that bubble has just got bigger and bigger and bigger … There isn't any doubt now (that) in valuation terms we're in epic bubble proportions, probably the biggest bubble of all time, " he said.
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If you know your roommate has a bigger space they've been wanting to fill with a plant, consider a rubber tree, which resembles a ZZ, only bigger.
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"When I was 10 years old, I remember feeling a little ball in my shoulder, and as I grew older, it got bigger and bigger," Yammy says.
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The weakness of the recovery has been surprising because conventional economic theory says that the bigger an economic downturn is, the bigger the subsequent boom will be.
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But apps are getting bigger, photos are getting bigger, videos are getting huge (try recording 232K video on a 32GB phone and see how far you'll get).
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However, the middlemen are demanding bigger rebates in exchange for putting drugs on their formularies, which encourages drug companies to keep prices high to give bigger rebates.
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Gentlemen, let's just put our d---- out on the table and see who's got the bigger one, because I know mine is bigger than all of yours.
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"Everything became bigger and bigger to create something theatrical for you all," the designer says in a behind-the-scenes video of the making of the installation.
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Let's say everything's going great for you and in the next couple of years you keep getting bigger and bigger and building more audience and more community.
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Any legislation laying out a new exception, no matter how carefully crafted from the start, will likely suffer from mission creep, making the exception bigger and bigger.
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"Our idea is that as the gaseous disk is going away, it develops a hole, which gets bigger and bigger until the disk is gone," Kenyon said.
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The bigger picture: Cutts said that many of those who join do so because they are attracted to the notion of working on bigger, more impactful projects.
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It continues to squeeze money into fewer stocks, pushing more into bigger names, and those bigger names are also the ones who spend the most on buybacks.
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Details: Carbon's new 3D printer, known as the L203, is 10 times bigger than the original and 5 times bigger than the current version (known as M2).
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"The technologies and the architectures that we're building for this data center of the world will become a bigger and bigger part of the company," Swan said.
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"It looked like when the stove was on and it came up top and then it kept getting bigger and bigger," Tracy told WEAR of the flames.
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Indeed, the deal is bringing together one of the bigger original content developers (China Literature) with one of the bigger video content producers (NCM) in the region.
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And that to me shows me that sometimes the bigger problems have very simple solutions, and that sometimes we make the problem bigger by not taking action.
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As blockchain scalability gets better and better, and UX improves and fees drop as a result, this will become a bigger and bigger part of the story.
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The M2365, BMW's legendary compact performance car, got bigger and bigger over the years, leaving room for a new model that captured the spirit of the original.
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" "Education has become a bigger and bigger factor in our politics, and it's been there for a while, differences by education, but [President] Trump has exaggerated them.
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As companies duke it out for a bigger portion of your finite attention, they're bringing bigger and better options to the market in order to seduce you.
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"It's entirely possible in the future that we'll hold an even bigger ceremony, to announce we bought an even bigger entertainment group," Wang told reporters this week.
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"Yes," one Washington insider told me, the universe does still revolve around DC. But it does so now in bigger and bigger orbits, father and farther away.
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Tech keeps playing a bigger and bigger role in weddings: In 2016, 90% of couples used their phones for wedding planning, compared to just 42% in 2014.
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Now in its sixth year, the events have gotten bigger and bigger, with a second-to-none lineup of local and international acts handpicked by Murphy himself.
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Two goals five-on-five were our mistakes, but once you get to two and three on a back-to-back, the mountain gets bigger and bigger.
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But then you build up to bigger and bigger content that you own and control, and I think that's actually an important distinction that you just raised.
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Analysts said Kroger could take on a bigger part of the capital expenditure outlay in return for keeping a bigger share of the future food retail profits.
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Just like you need to create tension on your biceps to grow bigger arms, you also need some tension in your life to develop bigger mental muscles.
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As several astronomers pointed out, using a bigger telescope would mean a bigger, more expensive camera and more complicated back-end optics would have to be built.
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Because it got easier and easier, at least you saw bigger and bigger rounds going into things like BuzzFeed and Vox Media, which is still here today.
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That series only got bigger and bigger as it went on, but after his third-season exit, Madden was no longer around to partake in the spoils.
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But it is actually in a studio's interest to spend more — that way the box office total is usually bigger, which in turn means a bigger fee.
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The bigger, 6-inch screen on the Pixel 3A XL is still available for those that need more screen, and you get a bigger battery to boot.
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"There was a trend for bigger watches and, as always, there are waves with trends, so it goes from bigger watches to smaller watches," Mr. Beau said.
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The effective lower bound on interest rates is a much bigger threat than we realized, and the problem of downward wage rigidity is a bigger deal too.
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After the smaller star shrinks to about 10-15% of the bigger star&aposs mass, it begins to fall back toward the bigger star and spin faster.
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In their opening weekends at the North American box office, the four "Fast and Furious" movies released between 2009 and 2015 sped to bigger and bigger totals.
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Bigger team, bigger risk of mixed messages As the company has grown, Grech said he&aposs had to rethink how to communicate with a larger, layered team.
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The percentage of wages paid as current cash compensation has also declined sharply as health insurance has accounted for a bigger and bigger portion of employee compensation.
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"We are getting bigger and bigger and our voices are being heard more and more, but of course that does not translate into political action," Thunberg said.
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The push to roll back financial protection rules really comes down to Wall Street wanting to return to the pre-crisis days of bigger and bigger bonuses.
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One is the midterms are coming up and [the trade war is] going to become a bigger and bigger issue for Trump, even from his own party.
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In the 2010s, companies got bigger and bigger, and the line around what constitutes a healthcare company got redrawn through mergers like CVS Health's 2018 Aetna acquisition.
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Typically, large software companies stop growing once they saturate their market and become reliant on locking in the same big customers to writing bigger and bigger checks.
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The cities we move through in our youth are not in point of fact bigger than the ones we inhabit later in life, but they feel bigger.
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And then the startups obviously want to be brought to a bigger platform and want to have their story told in a more concise and bigger way.
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And at some point, you stop along the way and you realize you no longer have control of whatever you've done or you're just not enjoying life anymore because you're spending so much time appeasing everyone else, or trying to get bigger and bigger and bigger, to what end?
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In general, female directors struggle to find big-budget work, even after the kinds of critically acclaimed indies that regularly get male directors bigger deals directing bigger films.
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"Our private equity is growing there, and we are looking to see how to write bigger checks and buy bigger companies," he told CNBC's Hadley Gamble on Friday.
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Up until that point, everything was getting bigger and bigger, and then one small step back was enough for us to realize it wasn't going to last forever.
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This "active droplet" behavior differs from the passive and more familiar tendencies of oil droplets in water, which glom together into bigger and bigger droplets without ever dividing.
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It's still got funny in it, but on the Venn diagram of 'Breaking Bad' and 'Better Call Saul,' the overlap in the center is getting bigger and bigger.
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China is really, in many measures, a bigger economy, almost a bigger economy by some measure than ours at this point, but Russia is still a significant power.
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Following his reaction to a Selden dunk in the semifinals, Pitts promised reporters that he'd be back with bigger reactions and a bigger clock, and he didn't disappoint.
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"If there are opportunities for us to unite with a bigger parent company to scale GoPro even bigger, that is something that we would look at," he said.
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"As you get bigger in size [and] market cap, then you're going to be a bigger driver of these indices," he said in the same "ETF Edge" interview.
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" Fans were thrilled about Kris' new addition to the family, writing in the comments section of the photo: "Merry Christmas love, watching this whole family grow bigger & bigger.
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Combined with the bigger trend of all-in-one platforms packing a bigger punch with businesses, it might have meant that Workday's offer was too compelling to refuse.
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To start with you only need 103 XP points to jump up to level two, but the number gets bigger and bigger the higher the level you are.
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One is that subsidies are bigger for lower-income clients, and the other is that subsidies are bigger for people in places where health insurance premiums are high.
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The world that we will create will be infinitely bigger than the Earth that we live on, and likely bigger than the Solar System that we live in.
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A red line is slowly rising over a black line, more and more as the game goes, the deficit just getting bigger and bigger forever and into eternity.
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Today Illinois has a bigger pension gap than ever, officially $111 billion but probably much bigger in real-world terms — plus the additional $17 billion of bond debt.
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The idea is that ancient birds took over the smaller ecological niches previously dominated by small pterosaurs, pushing the flying reptiles to evolve into bigger and bigger animals.
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China's state-owned producers "are going to become bigger and bigger and probably more powerful in the industry," said Jackie Wang, an analyst at CRU, a commodities consultancy.
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" He continued, "And more to the point, we have to get faster economic growth, because with faster economic growth, you get bigger paychecks, you get bigger wage growth.
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The financial hit in Texas, whose economy is bigger than Russia's and boasts one of the nation's largest travel and tourism industries, is forecast to be much bigger.
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"You're looking at exactly the same situation but with much bigger numbers and, therefore, with far, far bigger impact than we saw in Asean in 97, " he added.
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And that sometimes, being the one in the room without the answers makes you a bigger asset — someone to really listen and question and see a bigger picture.
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And by making those more streamlined and automated, there are opportunities to reduce the human error part of the equation as well as companies get bigger and bigger.
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A bigger Navy could include many more submarines or a much larger force of missile-armed destroyers, or even a bigger contingent of huge, nuclear-powered aircraft carriers.
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"If there are opportunities for us to unite with a bigger parent company to scale GoPro even bigger, that is something that we would look at," Woodman said.
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So the evolution of wind power over the years has largely been a process of building bigger and bigger blades and perching them atop higher and higher towers.
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That's because — drumroll, please — Amazon's leadership, from CEO Jeff Bezos on down, are deliberately redeploying every dollar of revenue Amazon earns into making the company bigger and bigger.
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Gone are the days of Star's giant, pink, fingerprint- and retina scan-protected, size-of-my-apartment purse vault—he's moved on to bigger and, well, bigger things.
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RATES ARE SO LOW AROUND THE WORLD QUICK: DO YOU THINK THAT'S A BIGGER PROBLEM IN THE US OR BECAUSE OF EUROPE DIMON: MUCH BIGGER PROBLEM IN EUROPE.
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However, while Qualcomm's chip business is the bigger contributor to revenue, the San Diego-based company's business of licensing its chip technology is the bigger driver of profit.
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The idea is that you'll gain momentum by watching debts disappear — as you would watching a snowball grow bigger and bigger — and that will motivate you to continue.
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With so much traffic online, other companies can't afford to miss an opportunity to win some of those sales, especially as Amazon becomes a bigger and bigger threat.
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For your story to make the biggest impact, make sure to describe vividly why it was so difficult: The bigger the problem you solved, the bigger your impact!
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The idea is that you'll gain momentum by watching debts disappear, as you would watching a snowball grow bigger and bigger, and that will motivate you to continue.
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"That figure is just getting bigger and bigger because there are more warrants to be done and that figure will grow exponentially this year," Sims told VICE News.
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President Ronald Reagan's tax cuts sent those top rates tumbling, and so a CEO who could negotiate a much bigger salary could also keep a much bigger salary.
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For Sweden to switch to a Norwegian-style affiliation would seem like a modest step, and while having Britain do it instead is a bigger deal in the sense that it's a bigger country, it doesn't necessarily have any bigger implications for Portugal or Italy or the whole European project.
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If you plot them as a function of time, you find that one is a little bigger than Millikan's, and the next one's a little bit bigger than that, and the next one's a little bit bigger than that, until finally they settle down to a number which is higher.
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It shouldn't be a surprise that an application like this gradually seems to get slower over time, even if you aren't building up a bigger and bigger media library.
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Now it's hoping to play an even bigger role in an even bigger market: connecting all the devices about to come online, from cars to lightbulbs to AR glasses.
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"The bigger the spotlight, the bigger the target," says Paris, who made her first red carpet debut as an adult at the InStyle Golden Globes after party last December.
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"I think we were incrementally getting bigger and bigger and I think that would have continued, but I think Trump helped accelerate [fundraising] and helped grow the list," Rep.
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" He also dismissed reports interpreting the closure of the company's San Francisco offices as a sign of trouble: "We actually moved into a bigger offices with bigger head count.
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"American Idol" defined itself by the standard of megastardom, which holds that once you make it big, the only answer is to swell bigger and bigger, like a balloon.
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That film was part of a multi-year plan to gradually ramp up to bigger movies and bigger budgets, including 2016's Blair Witch, which premiered to mixed response.
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At the same time, huge farms are getting bigger and bigger—This is all part of a trend that's been going on for at least the last eight years.
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Millennials are becoming a bigger and bigger part of this economy so you really have to pay attention to all their behaviors and spending habits and play those trends.
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Bigger firms tend to dedicate more resources to data security, but they also have bigger client lists (and balances) that make a more attractive target for hackers and thieves.
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The skirt that forms along the edge of the island looks like a river delta made of lava, and it gets bigger, and bigger, as the lava keeps flowing.
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Likewise, if the Trump administration does manage to boost exports to China of agricultural goods and natural gas, the bigger ships and bigger harbors will have more outbound cargo.
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The bigger Edge device also means a bigger battery and I saw noticeable differences in how much time I would get out of the S2016 and S3 Edge comparatively.
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As television's budgets grow bigger and bigger — and audiences become more and more splintered — there's more pressure than ever on advertising to bring in as much cash as possible.
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We had better get a common sense approach passed into law soon or the U.S. economy will be paying a bigger and bigger price in terms of lost growth.
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The 5.5-inch Galaxy S7 Edge will be bigger than the Galaxy S7, whose screen will measure 5.1 inches, and it will have a bigger battery — 3,600mAh vs. 3,000mAh.
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It has 134,000 subscribers and counting — not quite as big as r/Starwars just yet, but certainly bigger than r/Christianity — and perhaps most importantly, bigger than r/Startrek.
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Meanwhile, the XXL's larger size provides more than just a cosmetic upgrade; its bigger suction cup means better mounting, and a bigger battery provides more uninterrupted listening between charges.
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That is the beginning of the bigger argument actually, between a generational human parent and a son, and also a much bigger idea about the reasons for the fighting.
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CSR Racing 2 is a much bigger production than its predecessor, with a bigger team, including a new London studio helmed by former Codemasters VP of Development Julian Widdows.
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Now that the United States accounts for a bigger share of global oil production, it means that the world's biggest economy gets a bigger boost from rising oil prices.
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The idea is that you'll appreciate watching debts disappear as you would watching a snowball grow bigger and bigger, and that will help you stay excited about the process.
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If stagnant wages wasn't challenging enough, consider the fact that the goods and services we purchase are taking bigger and bigger bites out of our paychecks than ever before.
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"We hope that growth rate will continue and battery storage will become a bigger and bigger percentage over time," Musk said on an analyst call following the earnings release.
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But soon, you'll be seeing some pretty big changes — including the addition of an "added sugars" line, adjustments in serving sizes, and a bigger (literally, bigger) emphasis on calories.
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"If there are opportunities for us to unite with a bigger parent company to scale GoPro even bigger, that is something that we would look at," Woodman told CNBC.
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Bigger turbines harvest more energy, more steadily; the bigger they get, the less variable and more reliable they get, and the easier they are to integrate into the grid.
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Mr. Smalley had put up bigger and bigger yard signs in front of his house, even though he knew Mr. Zuckerberg was unlikely to drive by and see them.
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"The bigger the airline, the bigger the risk and loss because cancellations will be higher," said Nripendra Bahadur Singh, industry principal, aerospace, defense and security practice at Frost & Sullivan.
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We have a much bigger canvas, and a bigger canvas gave us more time and more resources to show Nola Darling, a struggling artist today in gentrified Fort Greene.
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With its prescient mobile technology strategy, the company hopes to become something bigger — much, much bigger — than a boutique urban chain serving arugula to health nuts and yoga moms.
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Because Apple made the decision to sell a bigger and heavier phone — with a bigger battery — that combined the same efficiency improvements that Apple made on the XS phones.
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Rodney Frelinghuysen's decision not to run on Monday -- showing no signs of slowing, it looks like the playing field in November is going to get bigger, maybe much bigger.
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Still, even news of its possibility points to the fact that private-equity firms are looking at bigger and bigger deals as more money flows into the private markets.
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At the same time, and on much bigger scales, these bigger galaxies were pulled closer to one another through the force of gravity, assembling into clusters and then superclusters.
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"As China's middle class becomes bigger and bigger, the housing prices have started to go up," Joe Zhou of Jones Lang La Salle told VICE News correspondent Isobel Yeung.
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Alex Jones says Trump is just the start: 'Bigger waves are coming' Alex Jones says Trump is just the start: 'Bigger waves are coming' This segment originally aired Jan.
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I don't know, maybe just the parts that were supposed to get bigger didn't get bigger, and the parts that were supposed to get smaller didn't get small enough.
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Now is as good a time as any to ride that wave and bring bigger attention—and even bigger money—to the sport domestically with bouts between British stars.
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Burson — a bigger business — had a tougher year.
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State and local Democrats are embracing a bigger role for public insurance programs — or at least, they want to be seen as embracing a bigger role for public insurance programs.
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But when it comes to the smaller players media players, this year they're likely to stick it out alone as they feel the pinch of their bigger rivals getting bigger.
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As these companies get a bigger and bigger pool of data, they might be able to identify talent, and that switcher group that has the skills but not the resume.
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Bigger magmatic eruptions followed over the next week, causing authorities to raise the volcano alert warning to the highest level possible in anticipation of an even bigger "imminent" major eruption.
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I mean, we've had a bubble financial market, but in the last five to seven years, we've had this thing where the innovation aperture just keeps getting bigger and bigger.
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Was it just all nonsense or do you think attitudes like Azealia's will be a side effect of grime getting bigger and bigger, thus garnering more attention and more criticism?
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"The bigger issue is merely the risk that today [Tuesday] marks some sort of turning point in the bigger picture," said Matthew Graham, chief operating officer of Mortgage News Daily.
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They didn't bring bigger hoses and bigger dogs to beat Bull Connor, but they fought him with a toughness and a grit, unarmed truth, unyielding love, that transformed our nation.
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If you aren't already, you're gonna want to get up to speed on fentanyl, the synthetic opioid that is responsible for a bigger and bigger share of drug overdose fatalities.
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You must look at the bigger picture, and the bigger picture is the future of our country and the health of this president, which I think are both in jeopardy.
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And it's true that, after documenting humankind's historical drift toward bigger and bigger cooperative networks—a process driven by technological change—I had sketched out a pretty sunny possible future.
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But it's yet another nicely designed Windows tablet, so if Microsoft's own Surface isn't doing it for you, at least the list of decent alternatives is getting bigger and bigger.
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Evident in its tortured sloganizing for its very first phablet, the 5.5-inch iPhone 63 Plus — which it launched in 2014 and stuck next to the words: "bigger than bigger".
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Bigger and better China's second aircraft carrier will be "modernized" compared to its first, experts said, with a design that's bigger and heavier to allow it to carry more planes.
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You recognize [Comey] was an important member of this organization, but at the same time the organization is bigger than him and the mission is bigger than all of us.
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"What [Sears] could have been is a much bigger online company, a much bigger service-oriented company, where the stores … would be smaller," serving as showrooms and warehouses, Lampert said.
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That's definitely not the case, as you can see from eSports being on Twitch and YouTube every single day, and we've seen bigger names, bigger companies, wanting to get involved.
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The Brazilian Airbnb for pet-sitting, DogHero, has raised $3.1 million in financing as pet care spending in Brazil starts to take bigger and bigger bites out of consumers' wallets.
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The 18-minute clip was looped multiple times to make it the max length for Live videos — four hours — giving the stream time to build a bigger and bigger viewership.
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As Super Bowl commercials have become a bigger and bigger deal, they've also started to become self-aware, with advertisers poking fun at the overall hubbub and their own clichés.
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But what tickled him the most were the days when they played a team sponsored by one of the big shoe companies, squads with bigger names and, often, bigger players.
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" President Donald Trump praised first responders in Florida as the storm approaches, saying a video statement that the slower Dorian moves, "the bigger it is and the bigger it gets.
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"The film's status as a 'little one that could', taking on bigger-budgeted and bigger-hyped films, really linked into the star's identity of the underdog 'good guy,'" Thomas argued.
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One part of the equation, however, is clear: The bigger a startup's valuation, the bigger the payout to company shareholders — and the bankers underwriting these IPOs in the first place.
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It's also a great portrait of how a movement like this can start as something relatively small, then grow bigger and bigger as it agitates others to join its cause.
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The longer the government is shut down, the bigger the economic impact — and this time, the bigger the chances that the economy's recent growth spurt could stall, at least temporarily.
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"Ever since I can remember, I played better against bigger players on bigger courts," she told me, her high, soft voice a contrast to the ferocity she displays on court.
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In the early days of the United States, the federal government was weak; the bigger the country became, the bigger and more permeable became the boundary between North and South.
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Other investors said that the market for food delivery was bigger than taxis and that DoorDash could be bigger than just food, eventually delivering all kinds of goods and services.
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So yeah, these Wall Street guys do really illegal stuff in order to make their bank accounts bigger, and these women are also trying to make their bank accounts bigger.
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Glenn Fogel: It's so hard because as you get bigger and bigger more bureaucracy, more layers, systems, processes, all these things slow things down... Glenn Fogel: I do feel that.
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Sculley also praised Cook for really monetizing the services end of the business, which analysts expect to be a bigger and bigger revenue driver in the coming quarters and years.
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Private equity has become a bigger and bigger part of the investing world in recent years and it&aposs not clear what will happen to it in a major downturn.
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"Yamasaki kept asking me to make the sculpture bigger and bigger to complement his design, but I wanted to make something in contrast," Mr. Koenig told The Times in 2001.
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It's the strangely showy modesty of painting in oil on sheets of paper not much bigger than letter size, but then taping multiple sheets together to get a bigger picture.
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They may think, perhaps, of the outrageous flower arrangements he used to send, bigger than anyone else's (he did everything bigger than anyone else), and the scores of handwritten notes.
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Congress has long fallen into the same pattern; Democrats, in order to win more funding for domestic programs, have swallowed bigger and bigger defense budgets as a concession to Republicans.
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But the idea that Clinton and her team are bigger names, that they're bigger draws for TV viewers, suggests that Trump is wanting as a brand, as a TV personality.
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Generally, though, the Galaxy S20 Ultra is in line with the trend of smartphone screens getting bigger and bigger every year, which has been the case for almost a decade now.
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On Love It or List It, couples undertake substantial renovations to their homes to make them bigger and better while simultaneously shopping for other homes which are already bigger and better.
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As we approach Pride's 50th iteration, New York has been tasked with figuring out how to manage and contain a march that is expected to draw still bigger and bigger crowds.
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As the name implies, the series has long been about hunting monsters, as players earn skills and gear to take down bigger and bigger foes as they progress through the game.
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"[Neanderthals] are not as tall as we are, their limbs aren't as long, the surfaces of their joints are bigger, their bones are bigger, their bones are generally stronger," Wood says.
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If you have ideals, and the ideal is something bigger than you – music is something bigger than me, it's a mountain I'm trying to climb – then you might escape the curse.
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"It's always easier for a state to go from better to bigger than bigger to better," says David Kirp, author of "The Sandbox Investment", a book about pre-school and politics.
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Legacy admissions policies get a lot of flak for privileging white applicants, but athletes have a much bigger effect on admissions, and make up a much bigger percentage of the class.
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Competition intensified in Austria after Zipcar's rival Daimler overhauled and upgraded its Austrian Car2Go operations in April with a bigger fleet, comprising around 700 newer Smart cars and bigger Mercedes models.
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Those increases would be likely to outpace the growth of global demand and give Washington an even bigger share of the global market, making it a bigger exporter than Saudi Arabia.
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"These stocks will see bigger up days and bigger low days but over the long term the fundamentals will lay out," said Jim Corridore, equity analyst at CFRA in New York.
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The official name of the protest was the Women's March, but it became something bigger, much bigger, and expanded to include many traditional Democratic Party constituencies including environmental groups and unions.
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As companies get bigger and bigger, and the applications in use within those companies start to expand, they need to ensure that the right employees have access to the right services.
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We made it a bigger part of his life, to try to create a bigger conflict between the good, spiritual side of him and the badass, thrill-seeking side of him.
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Eric Mitchell, Bloodstock editor at BloodHorse, says if a stallion is doing well and has the potential to get bigger and better, then some owners want to retain the bigger share.
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Not only will your monthly check be bigger, but the Social Security Administration's cost-of-living adjustment — which helps benefits keep up with inflation — will be applied to that bigger payout.
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The impact of dour banker expectations will overwhelm whatever slight nudge the countercyclical capital buffer cut may give to bank lending, because bigger loans just mean bigger losses when customers default.
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Then the story just got bigger and bigger over the years; it was about two-and-a-half, three years that I was flying back and forth and going back there.
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In a slide posted on Twitter today from CTO and co-founder Parker Harris's presentation to a group of analysts, the company revealed that it has even bigger goals, much bigger.
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The endurance of that milestone has been something of an indictment of M.L.S. player development, of the league's inability to produce players who bigger clubs in bigger leagues wanted to buy.
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I'm not great with money and I was worried I'd use it more and more and end up having bigger and bigger Klarna debts eat into my pay-check each month.
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Lawmakers are obsessed with this line item in the budget, as if it's akin to a cable bill that keeps taking a bigger and bigger bite out of your household budget.
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THEY ARE GETTING BETTER AND BETTER WE WANT THEM TO BE BETTER AND BETTER WE NEED THEM TO MEASURE DELAYED VIEWING, WHICH BECOMES A BIGGER AND BIGGER PIECE OF THE PIE.
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"I think it's going to only become a bigger thing and a lot of us have agreed we want to take action we want to have a bigger voice," Yoo said.
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The number of babies women say they'd ideally like to have isn't declining; we are just seeing the gap between ideal fertility and actual fertility get bigger and bigger each year.
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Delta, for its part, now even breaks out its premium-class sales, as the front of the plane becomes a bigger and bigger source of revenue for the Atlanta-based airline.
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As the Fed has moved, government and business have taken action to prevent the spread of the virus, and those actions have taken a bigger and bigger toll on the economy.
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It was getting a little bigger and a little bigger, but when Anita Bryant came against the gays, you really saw New Yorkers and the gay community show themselves in force.
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The problem for incumbents is that over time the new disruptive product tends to get better and better, eating away at a bigger and bigger share of the incumbent's market share.
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Pacino has been better — but he's never been bigger.
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I'm going to get even bigger & that's beautiful too!
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Addison, Texas Everything's bigger in Texas — including the fireworks.
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But things only got bigger — and better — from there.
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Molting. Lobsters — even though they don't age — get bigger.
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But China is big, too — and getting ever bigger.
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The bigger question ... who would win in a race?
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Hoops are bigger than studs — even for the navel.
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The same for 10 — everything just gets bigger incrementally.
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It'll be like it was — but bigger, and better.
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" But the bigger of the two gaps remains "unfilled.
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Your life's work is done for a bigger purpose ….
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Think a dentist's suction device, only bigger ... and bloodier.
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It started big — and then became much, much bigger.
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Does it matter more now ... TRUMP: There's nothing bigger.
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Dude's gonna need a bigger crane, or it's ... y'know.
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Bigger changes — tangible, new ideas — can overcome voter cynicism.
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" He added, "Nobody's bigger than the other right one.
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Let me prove that -- anecdotally and with bigger data.
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" He added, "And Puerto Rico is bigger than Katrina.
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The Fast & Furious family just got a little bigger.
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Which one is a bigger deal -- Manafort or Cohen?
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But America faced bigger foes than isis , he said.
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" What do you think he means by "something bigger?
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" Its reach makes it bigger than "The Color Purple.
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ATLANTA — The biggest payday in golf is getting bigger.
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Everything is bigger in Texas — even the sporting events.
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They gambled and lost — but baseball lost even bigger.
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" The real quote: " You're gonna need a bigger boat.
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Talk about the bigger ... what does an NBC do?
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The basic rule of thumb is: The bigger the platforms, the bigger the potential rewards if smarter visual systems can shave operating costs and user friction from products and services at scale.
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As politics become increasingly polarized and "Fake news!" becomes an ever-more-popular battle cry, the lack of fact-checking in book publishing will most likely become a bigger and bigger problem.
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"Your stomach gets bigger and bigger and the woman gets hungrier and hungrier," Tyler C. offers up as his understanding of pregnancy, which sets the tone for the rest of the afternoon.
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Part two of the debate is likely to draw an even bigger audience because there will be bigger names on stage, including the two highest-polling candidates, Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders.
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The S8, for example, is smaller than an S7 Edge but not much bigger than an iPhone 7 — despite the fact that it has a bigger screen than both of those phones.
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The increased competition, along with bigger marketing and distribution that come with it, has led beer-industry watchers to suggest 2015's banner year could be the start of something even bigger.
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It's always important to point out that it's easier to grow from a small number to a bigger number than it is to grow from a big number to a bigger number.
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Fortunately, the killer loop — of downing bigger monsters to craft better gear so you can down even bigger monsters to craft better gear, and so on — seems to still be in place.
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I think that's the bigger problem it creates and more so again, for smaller startups because the bigger companies have people and teams which can figure out how to navigate around these.
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However, with bigger jackpots, there comes a bigger risk of cheating – something that's been an increasing concern thanks to the numerous bots that have been built to help people answer questions accurately.
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Of course, the tendency for bigger exits to generate bigger returns is just a rough rule of thumb, and there are plenty of cases where big exits don't correspond to big multiples.
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Economists are now looking for a bigger cut because last year's deficit was bigger than expected at between 10-1/2 to 11 percent of GDP instead of a projected 8.2 percent.
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You see, in business, we always talk about how can we get a bigger pie and have more people share in the joy of a bigger pie, and that's how CEOs think.
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Yet student loans, as they get bigger, are starting to elbow mortgages aside as the bigger amount, according to Magnify Money, a division of Lending Tree that provides content, tools and reviews.
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Additionally, the share of the electorate calling themselves independents crept up this year from 2012 (when Romney won them by five points), meaning Trump won a bigger slice of a bigger pie.
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And particularly as the players got bigger and bigger, this allowed a few big players with government regulation to be able to still dominate the industry, so they didn't really oppose it.
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As we saw from our recent TechCrunch Battlefield in Africa last year, the continent is producing bigger and bigger tech players, and one can see this in the consolidation in the market.
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But NASA has been given more money to accelerate the production of a bigger upper stage for the SLS; now the agency wants to fly that bigger version before people can ride.
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But this so-called prestige TV has become less about actual quality than perceived quality—these perceptions include bigger budgets, bigger stars, acclaimed film directors, salacious premises, anti-heroes, and sex appeal.
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Just take a look at this nastiness that Selden Jr. laid out: So tonight, Uncle Anthony promised to come back with something bigger for tonight's championship game, and something bigger he brought.
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Oftentimes, that next round still isn't predicated on actual fundamentals, it's predicated on your ability to keep telling a bigger and bigger story about what it is you're trying to build. Right.
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Paul Garnett, director of Microsoft's Affordable Access Initiative, said the company would announce partnerships with bigger companies later in the year that would have a much bigger impact than the current projects.
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When asked if they would prefer to alter their equipment or make the nets bigger, the response was unanimous, Schneider said with a chuckle: No one wanted to make the nets bigger.
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The Air Force has confirmed that the current refurbished Minuteman IIIs have improved guidance systems and a bigger third-stage engine, which make them more precise and able to carry bigger payloads.
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The "turmoil" in Hong Kong "has been going on for 60 days straight, getting bigger and bigger," said the official, Zhang Xiaoming, the director of the Hong Kong and Macau Affairs Office.
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The "turmoil" in Hong Kong "has been going on for 60 days straight, getting bigger and bigger," said the official, Zhang Xiaoming, the director of the Hong Kong and Macau Affairs Office.
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These super-sized deals are becoming more common — and were up almost 13% from 2018 — as tech investors raise bigger and bigger funds to compete for access to the fastest-growing startups.
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"The bigger picture, whether it's bayous or levies, that's something we're going to need to have a bigger conversation about, to make sure we can guard against this happening again," he said.
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Bigger isn't always better, but at 6.2-inches tall the iPhone 11 Pro Max has the same guts as the iPhone 103 line, leaving some extra room for a bigger battery inside.
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In contrast, at Toronto — which programs many more movies — you can find bigger crowd pleasers that might also make more money at the box office and wind up bigger awards-season contenders.
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And then bigger, way bigger people, like Chris Copeland, we had to make many adjustments just to make sure that he fits into that coat the way he wants it to fit.
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With just a few weeks to go before the return of Stranger Things, Netflix has put out the biggest trailer yet, showing how this season is going to up the stakes pretty much across the board, with a bigger monster, a bigger world, and a bigger fight against whatever's coming out of the Upside Down now.
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I still want it to be similar to the human—just bigger—so I made a sphere with a radius of 43 meters instead of 1 meter (oh, the ground is bigger too).
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"Local context is continuing to become a bigger and bigger deal," said Jon Alferness, VP for Google's shopping and travel products, who is introducing the products at the Shoptalk conference in Las Vegas.
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SO MACHINERY NEEDS TO PLAY A BIGGER ROLE IN THAT, INNOVATION NEEDS TO PLAY A BIGGER ROLE IN THAT, BUT WE CAN'T JUST KEEP CHASING THE LOWEST DOLLAR LABOR ALL OVER THE WORLD.
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On the other hand, he got pushed around by almost every low-post power forward and center in college, and he will be at a bigger disadvantage against bigger and stronger NBA players.
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And at a time when it's betting big on bigger and riskier projects, like Bong Joon-ho's Okja, working with Ellen DeGeneres shows Netflix looking to grow bigger and faster than its competition.
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Because the clickwheel was getting in the way, and we wanted to not make the device bigger, but we wanted to just add a bigger screen, we wanted to try to figure out.
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The second Apple Watch will feature a GPS chip, a faster processor, a slightly bigger battery to run all of this as well as a slimmer display to compensate for the bigger battery.
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The only change I can see is that the print getting bigger and bigger, in the past you had a pocketprint and something on the back, today bands made the hugest prints ever.
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The cannabis market is quickly maturing, and as it gets legal footing nationally in Canada, many of the bigger players are starting to take bigger chunks of the market through mergers and acquisitions.
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He also argued that Norwest was well positioned, since it invests in companies as varied as brand-new start-ups and bigger "growth equity" companies looking for bigger checks to spur their growth.
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Fast forward to about two years ago, and the dot started growing bigger and bigger, leaving Kristy with a veiny sack hanging off her eyelid, seriously obstructing her vision and causing major discomfort.
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It's part of a bigger trend hitting Silicon Valley, where a number of leading players have, in a wave of mea culpa, turned against some of the bigger innovations particularly in social media.
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Through the glasses, it looked like a bite was being taken out of the orange star, and then the bite got bigger and bigger, over the course of an hour and a half.
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The main problem bigger organizations have with the independents is the lack of background checks on staff, their bolshiness towards the bigger organizations, and a general cavalier attitude towards normal humanitarian aid protocols.
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The needed new volume never materialized, with millions of younger and healthier Americans deciding to pay smaller penalties rather than sign on for those plans with bigger premium costs and even bigger deductibles.
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