Paying for $200 billion in infrastructure by cutting $200 billion in infrastructure spending, fumed Moser, is "a bolder lie, a bolder sleight of hand, and a bolder bunch of BS than I would have ever imagined even from" Trump.
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This allowed her — to actually give her permission to ask those questions — the power that that allowed her began to snowball, and she began to get bolder and bolder.
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AS YOU – I FEEL LIKE EVERY SINGLE TIME WE HAVE YOU ON, YOU HAVE AN EVEN BOLDER AND BOLDER CALL WHEN IT COMES TO WHATEVER CRYPTOCURRENCY WE'RE TALKING ABOUT, SPECIFICALLY BITCOIN.
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Sen. Cory Booker wants Democrats to go bolder on guns — and says they're playing into the hands of the National Rifle Association and the corporate gun lobby by rejecting bolder ideas.
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"Fertility clinics have gotten bolder and bolder about using procedures that have little to no scientific validation," said Jack Wilkinson of England's University of Manchester, who led one of the new studies.
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Fill in your entire brow for an even bolder look.
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When everyone moved on to actual notes I grew bolder.
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Mr Posner and Mr Weyl suggest an even bolder plan.
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He encourages entrepreneurs to be bolder and take more risks.
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Comfortable margins give the majority party scope to be bolder.
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The carnage in retail will require a far bolder response.
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The list China published on April 4th is even bolder.
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"Live bolder, live louder, live for now," the ad concludes.
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Ending TB will require bolder investment in research and development.
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The bolder reforms suggested here will produce the cost sharing.
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We could be a lot bolder than what we're doing.
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She lacks his ability to inspire and embrace bolder agendas.
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BELIEVE IT.#LateLateShow gonna be bigger & bolder than any eclipse!
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Cubans have been becoming bolder since Raúl Castro took over.
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Now, these Problem Solvers are taking an even bolder stand.
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He just wants bolder governments and businesses to pursue it.
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"It's like Trump's victory made these people bolder," Wiklander said.
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She grows bolder in sharing this belief, with disruptive consequences.
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And progressives are arguing that the House should be bolder.
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The contours were sharper now, the colors brighter and bolder.
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It can be bolder than Democrats have been in decades.
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Paraíso's residents fear that local criminal gangs are becoming bolder.
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You'll need to get bolder about the work you're doing.
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Critics were breathless with adoration for the new, bolder Beyoncé.
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One of his bolder rhetorical moves might also catch on.
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You've got a quote from his press secretary, he's even bolder.
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For Mr Xu it was a signal to become far bolder.
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Some bolder investors are even betting on possible future rate cuts.
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Missing are any of the bolder policy proposals animating the left.
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But there's a sense Obama could have pushed harder, been bolder.
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Which means that bears may be a little bolder than usual.
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Virta Health has a bolder mission than most health-care companies.
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You're never afraid of confrontation, but you'll be even bolder now!
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Singaporean companies are becoming a little bolder on the issue too.
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"I just made bolder decisions and took more risks," she says.
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Rock and pop stars experimented with more sounds and bolder lyrics.
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From there, his experiments grew bolder, with varying degrees of success.
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Luckily, the options on the market are getting bolder than ever.
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And for all skin types, Bolder says weekly exfoliation is essential.
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The next attack will surely be bigger, bolder and more consequential.
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She may experiment with bolder colors in the fall and winter.
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The mouse was stronger and bolder than he could ever imagine.
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Voters had expected Mr. Turnbull to be bolder and more progressive.
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Bolder still would be to expand the mission of local colleges.
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Bolder and more magical than just a plain, flat pop star.
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As Mr. Castro and his revolution aged, Cuban dissidents grew bolder.
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The vermin are getting bolder, too, appearing earlier in the day.
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The distributor is now selling the 2015, a riper, bolder vintage.
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Have you noticed the players' bolder hair and makeup this year?
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Even political figures appeared bolder in their criticism of the government.
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Now, Snohetta is in talks with other companies about bolder applications.
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Far bolder and riskier is its planned move into night life.
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It was 2007, as the Afghan Taliban insurgency was growing bolder.
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The people tend to be bolder and a little less subtle.
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A more interesting and bolder tie up would be with Shopify.
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Sanders's vision involves much bolder and systemic political and policy change.
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"It is a bolder statement when I wear hoops," she said.
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Critter Bitters goes good with bourbon, rum, and bolder spirits like that.
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Workwear hasn't become bolder, more innovative, more comfortable, or more multi-functional.
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My personal shopper at Anthropologie encouraged me to go for bolder items.
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Abroad, as at home, Mr Modi's dreams are bolder than his actions.■
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That sort of achievement may help energise SK to pursue bolder deals.
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"With every domestic terrorist we see, it seems our users grow bolder."
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There's an even bolder business strategy for rethinking reliance on the burger.
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Or at least, people that are much, much bolder than I am.
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"I'm a lot bolder in the things that I do," she says.
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So far he has shown little willingness to embrace bolder structural reforms.
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And even though it's a bolder print, it really goes with everything.
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That new reality is making them bolder about airing their political concerns.
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With each progressive collection, Michele's work grew zanier, bolder, and more glittery.
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"The next time they will do this they are bolder," he said.
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"The next time they will do this they are bolder," he says.
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But those are the obstacles that make us stronger, bolder, and braver.
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"This is the year things are getting bolder and thicker," she says.
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Bolder versions of the strategy make the central bank's largesse more explicit.
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Yolande Bukasa Mabika will compete with Linda Bolder from Israel at 16.35.
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The problem is, bolder legislation is likely not to pass this year.
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Analysts say something bolder is needed to break the slow-wage cycle.
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So, if you're a darker-skin person, you want a bolder line.
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I'd rather say it from the stage and make a bolder point.
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"People are looking for heavier, bolder styles of whiskey," Mr. Livermore said.
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And he asserted that the president's proposals were bolder than Democrats acknowledged.
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Instead I noticed the buses were a bit faster, the bikers bolder.
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Even bolder is the offensive approach that might help them win it.
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I think this is going to empower him to be much bolder.
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For a bolder look, consider one of the Mickey Mouse wool cardigans.
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TREASURY SAYS JAPAN SHOULD ENACT BOLDER STRUCTURAL REFORMS TO STRENGTHEN DOMESTIC DEMAND
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His next move was bolder: a US Senate bid at age 21972.
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The bolder the reforms and agenda, the more engaged these groups became.
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That was insufficient to satisfy activists who were pushing for bolder action.
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As the group gets bolder, the threat to the MFO is growing.
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He appears to be bolder, more empowered, sitting forward in his chair.
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NO CONSENSUS ON BOLDER STEPS There is also no consensus yet on whether the BOJ should take bolder steps this month, such as deepening negative interest rates or pledging to buy more exchange-traded funds (ETF), they said.
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But for Trump, the situation is, as usual, bigger, bolder and more complex.
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Separate tracts of paint assume bolder colors that play off each other haphazardly.
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"No," I said, touching her shoulder while contemplating a bolder future for myself.
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So, my wish for Amazon for 2016 is to get bolder with hardware.
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As Johnson predicted, the legislation of 1957 became a foundation for bolder reforms.
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The look, she said, was a bit bolder than what she'd usually wear.
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"In 2016, we're going even bigger and bolder," Hopkins says in a statement.
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Countering the wall-builders will require stronger rhetoric, bolder policies and smarter tactics.
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After Rachel and Phillip's intimacy deepens, Phillip becomes bolder in his seduction tactics.
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Today, the perpetual engine of Florentine destruction seems only to be getting bolder.
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The RSC has long been pushing leadership to take bolder and tougher votes.
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"I would like to see us further along on bolder policies," he said.
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Another, bolder approach, would be to create Wi-Fi for large geographic areas.
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The answer, clearly, was an even bolder and more stirring declaration of purpose.
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In Ravel's Sonata for Violin and Cello, the rhythmic experiments are much bolder.
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They're in turn bolder, egged on by the ineptness and inertia of Washington.
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Many are walking down the aisle in bolder colors and more creative styles.
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Other Arizona lawmakers also condemned Ducey's approach and pushed for bolder action. Rep.
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The evidence: Republicans have been bolder about blocking Democratic nominees than vice versa.
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Now, these investors are taking their fights overseas with bigger and bolder bets.
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Conservative governors and state legislatures are already going bolder on criminal justice reforms.
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It has features similar to MindNode's, but it produces bolder, more colorful maps.
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The musician typically opts for bolder looks — including rainbow roots and red dye.
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Jim's tone was even more guileless, and Laura's was bolder, but still questioning.
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Hadley Hooper's illustrations — in a breezy, twee territory not far from William Bee and Ed Fotheringham — move us all around the park, zooming in on blades of grass or rising to an aerial view as Lizzie gets bolder and bolder.
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Instead of hiding, he became bolder, louder and flamboyant in the best way possible.
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But mounting economic pressures have led some analysts to call for bolder stimulus measures.
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He markets himself in the primary, accurately, as the bolder, more politically courageous candidate.
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"The war in the region is getting bolder because of the Arakan Army," Col.
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Fitting really, since summer is the time to go for a bolder, blonder look.
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We need a bolder plan, which we are calling the guaranteed retirement account (G.R.A.).
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Unlocking value will require bolder steps like spinning off chip-making or exiting handsets.
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His regulations were, on the whole, bigger and bolder than what had come before.
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We feel bolder, braver, and, yes, most likely a little more reckless than usual.
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But Einride has a bolder vision that includes off-roading and heavy-duty cargo.
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I wanted to make my version bolder and brighter and dreamier in every way.
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The only thing bolder than Lily Collins's beauty looks, are her standout style choices.
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Your intuition is superbly sharp this evening, and you're coming off bolder than usual.
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I began to feel a little bolder when telling people that I have epilepsy.
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"Nike recognizes that women are stronger, bolder and more outspoken than ever," they said.
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In a sense, Putin's actions are even bolder, since he has violated American allies.
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It is clear we need to implement bolder and more aggressive actions moving forward.
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It is the bolder Bastien who senses a deeper current in the men's relationship.
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By contrast, some state capitals across the country are pursuing bolder, more interesting reform.
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That gives it room to make bolder moves than some of its larger peers.
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In an even bolder move, on March 1 Gallagher introduced a term limit bill.
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An even bolder statement to say on television, and as Simpson's former legal counsel.
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Yet, the spirit of America is always choosing the bigger gamble, the bolder vision.
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Canceling the ceremony altogether would be a bolder and more appropriate act of protest.
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I think it would have been a bolder choice five or ten years ago.
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"We gravitate toward bolder graphic motifs and shoot everything on our phones," Garcia says.
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The current crisis requires bigger, bolder solutions, and Assemblyman Andrew Hevesi is proposing one.
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Try something bolder than wood cabinets or black soapstone countertops and you might fail.
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I suspect we'll need a bolder candidate to take on Trumpism and corporate control.
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That didn't prevent the central bank from ploughing on with ever bolder stimulus measures.
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North Korea needs cash and is getting bolder in its moves to get it.
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The activist community still thinks Biden could be bolder in his approach to immigration.
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In the 1940s, '50s, and '60s as unemployment fell, America's once-strong labor union movement grew bolder and bolder in the wage demands it made in America's economy, which once upon a time was dominated by industrial work and experienced limited international competition.
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The S3 is bigger, bolder and more metallic, with a serrated ring around the face.
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Her caption, "Eyes glittered shut...." felt most fitting, given Collins' seeming bolder-than-ever aesthetic.
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It's an unfinished story, in which certain chapters are bolder and more complicated than others.
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Without a clearer vision and bolder approach to economic policy, India will continue to underperform.
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I recommend this product to anyone who wants to achieve bolder brows quickly and easily.
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But the network expansion now under way is even bolder than Mr Liu had envisaged.
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But as it gets older and bolder, it stays out longer, until eight months in.
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Meanwhile the party's proposals for domestic reform are often merely bolder versions of CDU ones.
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They also did not want Chinese nationalists to clamour for bolder moves to annex Taiwan.
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To have a serious chance of emulating them, Mr Garcetti will need to be bolder.
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There will be two variations: one with bolder shades, while the other will be neutral.
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The District's current mayor, Muriel Bowser, has taken bolder steps towards statehood in recent weeks.
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Automatically doing so for Facebook video would represent a bolder shift in the company's strategy.
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Anytime a party is out of office it is attracted to a newer, bolder message.
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But even as her music grew bolder and more accessible, it still sounded uniquely hers.
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In 2008, Paulson, Bernanke, and Geithner were even bolder and more persistent in their experiments.
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Others were bolder: opening and shutting doors, sitting behind the wheel, checking the storage capacity.
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These days, folks are craving dishes with bolder flavors from all corners of the globe.
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America, get ready for the return of a bigger, bolder and better-than-ever Idol.
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But it was bolder and deeper and more uncomfortable than anything I could have predicted.
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But over the years, we grew bolder and started going to places like Bab Sharqi.
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Our motivation for bolder brows isn't solely fueled by our ongoing Cara D-arch envy.
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This means that decision-makers have to be bolder, in one way or the other.
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"The eye is going to be drawn to those bolder, bigger patterns," Ms. Atwood said.
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America's role in Somalia has expanded as the Shabab have become bolder and more cunning.
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YouTuber Patrick Starrr, on the other hand, preferred the Flash version for a bolder look.
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A bolder version of the company's Eau, it chicly mingles orange blossoms, tangerine and amber.
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In response, Mr. Trump made a far bolder move to ban transgender service members entirely.
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Stagings turned bolder; the repertory was refreshed to add Messiaen, Ligeti, Janacek and new works.
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It didn't take long for Amazon to get bolder with its screen-sporting Echo devices.
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While classic cakes are always in style, couples can also consider bolder shapes and colors.
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However, I can also declare that Democratic solutions tend to be bolder and more comprehensive.
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And interestingly, it reveals going bolder won't necessarily make the climate plan less politically popular.
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JOE KERNEN: Vice President, Iran seems to be getting bolder, brasher as time goes by.
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It has learned how to station hackers around the world — in China, Malaysia, Thailand and elsewhere — and has gotten away with bolder and bolder attacks, from Wannacry to its raid on Bangladesh's central bank, which nearly resulted in the theft of a billion dollars.
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After clinching the Democratic nomination, Hillary Clinton made her college affordability plan a whole lot bolder.
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"Instead of hiding, he became bolder, louder and flamboyant in the best way possible," Cane wrote.
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Rarer and bolder items like black garlic or the legendarily stinky kusaya fish are fermented, too.
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The aim is to create bigger, bolder Recode, using Vox's platform, editorial support, and distribution power.
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When it comes to the holidays, the rule of thumb happens to be bigger and bolder.
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But while both countries are have been getting bolder, evidence suggests they have done so independently.
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AT&T made an even bolder, if riskier, move last autumn by bidding for Time Warner.
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But she stays because, in this music, she ends up finding a bolder version of herself.
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Two hours later he is still there, delaying the bolder females, stuck deeper inside the lorry.
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No surprise, then, that state officials are getting restless and looking for bolder ways forward. Gov.
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The finance minister's acolytes reckon he will develop bolder ideas and proposals over the coming years.
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In debates Sanders is uninhibited by the constraints of reality, so his answers are always bolder.
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Except in 2018, people are getting bolder by taking the trend one step further... and shorter.
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One response would be to double down on scientific objectivity and institutions in even bolder terms.
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But as they started with 25, it would be hard to justify a bolder move now.
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This was bolder and brasher than what more establishment-minded Republicans had said over the years.
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"Nike recognizes that women are stronger, bolder and more outspoken than ever," the press release continued.
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The prospect of keeping energy affordable while saving the planet should inspire leaders to bolder action.
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Not only has that not changed, it's bigger, bolder and growing during the 2628 midterm elections.
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But it isn't enough to just hope for bolder fantasies or count on the rare exception.
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And as they get bolder, people we're trying to help are going to get more uncertain.
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OLED screens typically offer deeper blacks and bolder colors, resulting in better contrast than LCD ones.
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Colors looked bolder and more lively on Dell's screen, and the contrast was much more apparent.
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But this EP is richer somehow, with heavier production, like 2017 Suzi except slicker and bolder.
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"This time around, we were much more comfortable committing to bolder, more extreme ideas," explains Bayley.
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The original 1898 logo gave way to a bolder, clearer image with "FIAT" printed in gold.
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Shortly after my graduation, the activities of violent student gangs on campus got a lot bolder.
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Ms. Harris is under pressure from liberal activists who are pushing Democrats toward newer, bolder horizons.
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Over the years, tighter security has only made the raiders bolder, and the missions more elaborate.
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"We absolutely recognize we are taking a bolder and different path than everyone else," Scott said.
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We need to build on the Paris climate agreement to achieve even bolder action on climate.
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But in recent years, bolder colors, creative styles and fashionable suits have replaced the staid look.
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Neo-Nazis are growing bolder and stronger, and they are better organized, officials and sociologists say.
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Meanwhile, across the country, anti-Semites—from rude hotel concierges to increasingly open Klansmen—grow bolder.
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In the age of the Instagrammable fashion show, bigger and bolder has come to equal better.
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Such financiers have grown bolder, putting behemoths like Procter & Gamble, Nestlé and Samsung in their sights.
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That's why Chinese citizens have been much bolder than usual in confronting their government over coronavirus.
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Throughout 2020, meaningful reassurance will require renewed volume and a far bolder flavor of U.S. engagement.
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Under Mr. Xi, Maoists have become bolder in taking to the streets and organizing online campaigns.
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Male and female models in all-black outfits gave way to looks that slowly grew bolder.
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Male and female models in all-black outfits gave way to looks that slowly grew bolder.
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She also challenges her followers to make bolder choices in their own lives — and share them.
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He's gonna have to do something bolder than that, something a lot more popular than that.
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It's an example of how his work evolved: His designs go larger and bolder later on.
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She vowed to be more flexible on production details and bolder in her focus on story.
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Taste testers seemed to feel that this was one of the bolder wines of the evening.
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And, a total contrast from the deeper, bolder hues she favours later in her marriage. DSC08756.
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Users are growing bolder and more creative in their tactics and strategies to spread terrorist propaganda.
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Fashion has become bigger and bolder on the 2020 Golden Globes red carpet in recent years.
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If Mrs May is serious about improving the lot of workers she will have to be bolder.
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They built a new, bolder version of YouTube Sans, the playful font YouTube released earlier this year.
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This means that they can be a little bolder and more aggressive when trying to acquire food.
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Festive This dress code is similar to cocktail attire, but includes bolder colors and more playful accessories.
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This fall, we're looking towards a bigger and bolder take on the classic print — thick and colorblocked.
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Central bankers, shareholders, customers and employees are urging firms to take bolder action to tackle climate change.
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The pads of your fingers can feel the vegetation's slight relief, the bolder buds of the flowers.
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There's a lot of body-skimming fabrics, curve-enhancing bodysuits, and bolder ways to rock a choker.
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More powerful bulbs and panels means smoother picture, better HDR for blacks and whites, and bolder colors.
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Total time: 50 minutes Serve the bowls with CPK's chili-lime dressing for an even bolder flavor.
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I would color his hair with blonde streaks and sometimes make it bolder and he never complained.
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I just wish he'd be willing to make a bolder statement, rather than tiptoe around the edges.
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And it was hard to imagine a bigger, bolder, more proactive change than abolishing the Hyde Amendment.
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Every year we dig deep to make the next TechCrunch Disrupt bigger, bolder and better than before.
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Although more work from them will be vital, it is now time for governments to be bolder.
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"Super PACs and their corresponding candidates are bolder," said Viveca Novak, the center's editorial and communications director.
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Another year bigger, bolder, braver... And a better man than any of those bullies ever will be!
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Paul's 50 percent correction call is even bolder than a previous prediction he made back in July.
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One trader has his sights on a far bolder call nearly 100 basis points north of that.
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Abortion supporters have become bolder in recent years, less inclined to minimize or apologize for abortion's existence.
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And as they get bolder, the people we're trying to help are going to get more uncertain.
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"We must seriously consider bolder, transformational options," he said in remarks at the Brookings Institution in Washington.
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The actress went for a bolder style in 2009, debuting a pixie haircut in a sparkling dress.
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By contrast, Clare Asquith's Shakespeare and the Resistance has the hashtaggier title, but the bolder scholarly content.
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I think that would've been a much clearer, much bolder statement to be able to confront him.
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Yet even bolder action is necessary to curb the devastating effects of our already rapidly warming planet.
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They've become bolder, even, in response to an influx of mostly Muslim refugees from the Middle East.
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Since announcing his decision to quit the House, Chaffetz has been slightly bolder in probing presidential controversies.
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In fact it seems to have merely brought into bolder relief his frustrations with his longtime bosses.
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Airbus recently shelved plans for a bolder upgrade of the A380, involving new engines, due to cost.
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I also realized how I rarely enjoy bloated works and find concise pieces to be bolder statements.
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But California was built on dreams and perseverance and the bolder path is still our way forward.
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The Federal Reserve — which has repeatedly underestimated the economy's weakness — should consider bolder policies, like raising inflation.
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"I think people might think I'm bolder than I really am," Thomson says of his stage persona.
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We laud the direction of the Social Determinants Accelerator Act but urge its sponsors to be bolder.
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There's a lesson in this for Twitter: It should be bolder in how it manages its network.
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So he has to pry these tunes apart and solder them together with simpler and bolder harmonies.
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Since Donald Trump's election in 2016, no force has been greater, bolder, louder and hungrier than women.
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Jaromir Jagr, whose 22 goals are the most for a European player, had an even bolder prognostication.
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But a good first step toward reconciliation would be to make bolder promises for solving climate change.
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Bolder men have been sporting skirts — Jaden Smith wore one for a Louis Vuitton campaign last year.
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After another disastrous flood in 2013, the president of the day instructed his ministers to be bolder.
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If so, Rodrik's call on the center-left to adopt a "bolder agenda" may be beyond reach.
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"I urge Secretary Clinton to be bolder," Sanders said at a climate change press conference on Thursday.
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You can use just one end for something subtle, or use them both for a bolder brow.
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Now that ISIS had laid waste to all of Nimrud, Lowe had conceived an even bolder proposal.
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Yet Trump's ever-bolder determination to defy constraints on presidential behavior has scrambled calculations on all sides.
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Through that process, we gained the collective courage to do something bolder than we first thought possible.
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Glittery fountains of wisdom, Dumplin's drag queens are the prettier, gutsier, bolder fairy godmothers 2018 teenagers demand.
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Still, Edelman thinks the Trump candidacy may have led them to become bolder as time went on.
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Bolder than many of the villagers, she pursues a romance with Mr. Buchholz's character, the temperamental Chico.
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It deepens the color, fills in the gaps, and ultimately just gives your brows a bolder look.
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Read more on how fashion choices for grooms have expanded to include bolder colors and creative styles.
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Depending on how those talks go, these objectives could grow bolder or, more likely, more watered down.
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But if it's true, it would show the Saudi operation was far bolder than known to date.
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But Mr Abe needs to be bolder if he is to set the nation on a sustainable path.
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Maybe, but this would require taking risks even bolder than singing "Happy Birthday" in a crowded Outback Steakhouse.
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I wish Disney had been willing to take more of a risk for a much bolder, creative payoff.
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They said they were the first to demonstrate empirically that people's lies grow bolder the more they fib.
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"As I've always said, we are prepared to take even bolder steps if we judge necessary," Kuroda said.
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Responding to public outrage, state media have been a bit bolder than usual in covering this fresh crisis.
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At the same time, elected leaders the world over are growing bolder in defying checks on their power.
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"In the Coco Chanel era makeup became bolder from the previous years," explains celebrity makeup artist Tomy Rivero.
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The FCC is taking very bold action, bolder than they've ever taken before, to make wireless spectrum available.
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It has also taken a somewhat bolder stance on controversial social issues, such as gay rights and abortion.
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This, however, is a much bolder refusal to cooperate with any impeachment-related request for documents and testimony.
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The crown prince, Muhammad bin Salman (or MBS, as he is called), is a bolder sort of royal.
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Congress shied away from bolder measures, which might have made the legislature more representative and accountable to voters.
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The 14 new shades of lip color, from bold to even bolder, encouraged us to experiment — Rihanna-style.
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Differences are emerging in their visions for Europe and for dealing with China - he bolder, she more cautious.
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By contrast, 2019 will be imbued with a bolder energy and a greater desire to get things done.
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As a result, the jewelry, shoes, and bags coming down the runway are bigger, bolder, crazier, and weirder.
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And Republican leaders have been bolder about exploiting that hatred of the other side than Democratic leaders have.
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Elman does some quick math in his head and encourages the founder to be bolder in his pitch.
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However, there is little sign that Xi will take bolder action to clip the wings of state firms.
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The total value of the investment has not only grown, but individual deals are becoming bigger and bolder.
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Read more: Judge Rules to Extradite Alleged UK Hacker Lauri Love The hacks in his name became bolder.
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Ziegler typically keeps her makeup to a minimum, so Charles was eager to give her a bolder look.
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" As the face of Bebe's holiday 2019 collection, Rexha loves teaming the brand's streamlined pieces with "bolder accessories.
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To thrive in the next era of tech, Apple needs to take a series of bigger, bolder risks.
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The bill could be more comprehensive, but a bolder bill might never make it to the president's desk.
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However, if there is one issue I take with her proposal, it is that it could be bolder.
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Given this forward-looking context of our competitors, the U.S. needs a bolder vision for the next generation.
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He calls it "bold versus old" and says voters are rejecting the political system and advancing bolder ideas.
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Cancer requires a bolder attack if we are to start catalyzing recent successes into an all-out victory.
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It's a bold move to make something with Asians, but it's bolder still to make something for Asians.
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This physical act confirmed for Craig that we needed something much bigger and bolder than the Mattachine Society.
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The survey also included a few more specific questions on particular types of clothing, like these bolder options.
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" His office oversees the school's Bolder by Design initiative, which strives to "advance our culture of high performance.
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But the US still needs a plan to confront authoritarian leaders or they will become bolder and brasher.
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Like Amazon, SoftBank is known for pushing executives to think bigger and bolder, trading profits for market dominance.
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A second path might be bolder, and for this reason it might be more appealing to Mr. Trump.
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The bolder and more athletic would go on to more daring feats and everyone else learned their limits.
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They have become far bolder in pushing for Maduro's exit since winning control of the congress last December.
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"We could have gotten more bolder action today, but I heard more of the same stuff," Maimane said.
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Bolder elk and magpies exhibited riskier behaviors like tolerating the experimenter, approaching novel objects and fending off animals.
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China's take on that, the so-called Belt and Road Initiative, is bolder, more expensive and far riskier.
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Forms Larger and Bolder was organized by Barry Rosen and Allen Memorial Art Museum Assistant Curator, Andrea Gyorody.
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There's evidence, too, that Democrats, wary of being labeled soft on crime in the past, are growing bolder.
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But since Mr. Xi took office in 2012, Beijing has been bolder in pressing demands on Hong Kong.
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The state has taken some modest steps in recent years to allow more construction, while resisting bolder measures.
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While the party's leadership on Capitol Hill remained fairly measured, some bolder lawmakers shared their sharp disapproval publicly.
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Creators are rewarded by the algorithm if they keep upping the ante with salacious fights and bolder pranks.
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Obama hasn't criticized any particular candidate and has offered praise for those proposing "bolder" ideas in the primary.
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"We are a little bolder than others," Patrick Pouyanné, the company's chief executive, said in a recent interview.
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Maybe the bolder gestures will be toned down at the Burberry shops, where this collection is available immediately.
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More broadly, the government seems to realise that it needs to take bolder steps to modernise the economy.
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You'll leave it a little better, a little bolder—with new energy, or a renewed commitment to change.
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This would require bolder diplomatic, economic and military involvement while rejecting economic exclusion zones along the Arctic seabed.
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Unlocking value will require bolder steps, like spinning off its chip-making unit or exiting the smartphones business.
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Throughout, the base style — "sprinkled with period authenticity," in Mr. Trujillo's words — tilts contemporary: sharper, bolder in attack.
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Remember, in iOS 22, how the font was so thin that Apple eventually had to make it bolder again?
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It was bolder in its storytelling, more incisive with its character arcs, and knitted together with stronger thematic underpinnings.
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She revealed a brand-new tattoo via Instagram today, and it's bigger and bolder than we could have imagined.
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Some of NASA's proposed future projects are just as bold, if not bolder, than the ones of the past.
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Amazon employees are using their influence as shareholders to push the company to take bolder action on climate change.
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And finally, because we're proposing a simpler, bolder, fairer tax code, we propose a simpler and fairer tax collector.
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She also teased a row of playful baby clothes with bolder prints like sunflowers and red-and-white stripes.
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"'A strong spirit transcends rules,' Prince once said -- and nobody's spirit was stronger, bolder, or more creative," Obama said.
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With bolder aspirations, women are carving out roles for themselves beyond the traditional ones of wives, mothers and housekeepers.
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Sometimes you can be shy about speaking up for your needs, but Mars will inspire you to be bolder!
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In fact, the evidence leads to the conclusion that most of the schemes for assisted dying should be bolder.
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Secondly, by leveraging more dynamic movement, we were able to be bolder with these various situations to good effect.
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The charitable way to put it is that Google opted for something practical when it could have gone bolder.
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Shell is bolder than its rivals in forecasting huge global demand for clean power over the next 30 years.
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In particular, some are measurably bolder and more tolerant of potential threats, such as nearby human beings, than others.
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Profits are rising, making managers bolder, and Chinese and American predators are sniffing around, giving a sense of urgency.
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It's our obligation to make sure these guys are ready to do bigger and bolder things like fly Orion.
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His book "Economics for the Common Good", published in 2016 and just released in English, attempts something much bolder.
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Becoming a fan of artists like Solange and Missy Elliott inspired me to make bolder choices with my makeup.
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By asking these bosses to reveal which women inspire them to work stronger, live bolder, and give back more.
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After 2017's full year of cozy, hygge-inspired hues, we've seen brighter, bolder, and spicier shades this year.
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It also pushed Clinton to outline a bolder agenda than she might have been comfortable with in Sanders's absence.
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Then, looking down the road, we get ever-bolder in our prognostications, year by not-so-far-off year.
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I think that people are feeling bolder in what they will say, what they will talk about with people.
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But some analysts say bolder steps are needed to rescue the power firm, the largest on the African continent.
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Li's reputation for selling at the top, as well as rising competition from e-commerce, made that even bolder.
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Among those being considered are peach and brown-based neutrals, plus a few bolder hues, like purple and aquamarine.
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"If anything, the bolder you are with investors, the more they seem to want to give you," he said.
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This calls for bold, courageous action — perhaps bolder than simply returning protections like bankruptcy, statutes of limitations, and others.
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Bigger, bolder and better than ever, Disrupt SF 2018 takes place September 5-7 at the Moscone Center West.
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At these award shows, they can get weirder, bolder, and more political then they would at, say, the Oscars.
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She uses bright, crisp hues of turquoise, pink and daffodil yellow that seem bolder than the usual springtime pastels.
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But there's a long way to go, and we must help states and supervision agencies adopt even bolder reforms.
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"'A strong spirit transcends rules,' Prince once said — and nobody's spirit was stronger, bolder or more creative," he added.
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The fur puff is eye-catching without being kitschy, and it will make any ensemble a bit bolder. 5.
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Perhaps, the president realized, he needs to mobilize his base on the issue even more and take bolder measures.
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Others simply decided to dazzle with color this year, adhering to a philosophy of brighter and bolder is better.
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Do clients ever ask you to dial it back or is it always a push for bigger and bolder?
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Militia groups and neo-nationalists here and around the world have been growing bolder, more popular, and more powerful.
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The ruling party, the Awami League, has allowed its own religious wing, the Olema League, to grow ever bolder.
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But even bolder than the wine is the elderly gentleman sitting near the door, offering you a free bottle.
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My mouth grew bolder—teeth biting into paper—a ragged hole ripped right through the middle of the manuscript.
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Her corporeal sculptures channeled even bolder statements as they ebbed into increased abstraction and less figuration in the 1990s.
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"Venus in Aries makes us bolder, or in some cases even impatient, when it comes to love," Hale says.
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An even bolder Screen Engine/ASI initiative involves a 1,220-member "influencer" service made up of movie-attuned pastors.
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She's concerned with much bolder possibilities: In Lewis's utopian future, the family as we know it no longer exists.
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Artists, it was believed, would surely take more liberties, and pop music would become stranger, bolder, and more whimsical.
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And if you think Aciman has explored this territory before — true, but he's up to something bolder this time.
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Diplomats have listed the Australia, Brazil, China, Japan, Saudi Arabia and the United States among those resisting bolder action.
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The industrial staple, a signature of '70s loft style, still works in black, but consider bolder primary colors, too.
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Sanders could argue that his proposals are bolder and more transformative than the plans of his colleague from Warren.
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Together we've learned to become bolder and much less sensible, which has led to impulse artistic creations and collaborations.
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It's easy to apply in natural, hair-like strokes, and seamlessly buildable if you prefer a bolder brow look.
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Petit-Frère: Gold and silver are also big this time of year, so go bolder with your metallic accessories.
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"We have a situation in which people with anti-Semitic views are becoming bolder and more visible," he said.
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If anything, Drag Race is becoming bolder, challenging ideas about what drag culture and even queer identity means in 2017.
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"Nike recognizes that women are stronger, bolder, and more outspoken than ever," the brand said in a statement to Refinery29.
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Is there a new hoodie-wearing villain out there, or are we in store for something even bigger and bolder?
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Mr Modi's stilted English may be awkward, but his aura of confidence declares the arrival of a bolder, stronger country.
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By this point, I'd grown tired of the straightforward outfits I'd been wearing and wanted to experiment with bolder pieces.
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Plus, it's buildable and blends easily, so you can layer the product on top of itself for a bolder look.
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But Microsoft's vision was much bolder, and it suggested games were no longer the primary reason to own an Xbox.
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But some of the edgier talk urges an even bolder national aim — a human mission to Titan, Saturn's largest moon.
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I believe our policies are better and we have a bigger, bolder vision of equality and justice and inclusive democracy.
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Europe's investment must be bolder in terms of financing, policy and governance reforms than what is currently on the table.
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The BJP can now pass even bolder legislation in parliament with a large majority in both upper and lower houses.
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How much, if any, of these bolder initiatives will make it into Mexico's participation in UNGASS is still not known.
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This particular model is made by Alpina, a smaller Swiss manufacturer that has long specialized in a larger, bolder watch.
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" Obama's statement continued, "'A strong spirit transcends rules,' Prince once said – and nobody's spirit was stronger, bolder, or more creative.
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But the chorus is sweeter and bolder than it was on the tape, bolstered by Greg Landfair Jr's open fills.
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She could even nudge the EU toward bolder and more comprehensive economic and social policies to reconnect with alienated Europeans.
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Seattle, against New England, took an even bolder step and went for two to try to put the game away.
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At the School of Visual Arts, Haring developed his eponymous bold-lined figures, accompanied by even bolder, activism-tinged mantras.
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I've contemplated opportunities I might have had in the past, had I been bolder and more attuned to my predilections.
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From there, it gets more challenging, with a bolder Far East IPA, Coffee Vanilla Porter, or 12% ABV Independence Stout.
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For example, the bolder "from FACEBOOK" branding will appear at the bottom of the Instagram login screen and settings menu.
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H.R. 3 is an important first step, but our polling shows strong support across party lines for even bolder action.
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Mabika was knocked out in the first round of the under 70-kilogram division by Israel's Linda Bolder on Wednesday.
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As bolder red wine oxidizes, tannins soften and become less harsh, making for a rounder, more balanced overall drinking experience.
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There's that, and the slightly darker packaging that lets everyone know you're not just slinging the regular stuff. Bolder. Richer.
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Progressive House Democrats pushed two powerful committee chairmen on Tuesday to go bolder on legislation aimed at lowering drug prices.
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But from the very beginning, Director (Dan) Coats made it clear that Russia has been emboldened and they're getting bolder.
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They come in eight different colors, from staples like black and cocoa brown to bolder shades like boysenberry and cerulean.
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The show gets better and bolder week to week, so the first few episodes work best in a binge-watch.
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"We will continue to accelerate the change, with our transformation becoming bigger, bolder and faster," said Chief Executive Steve Rowe.
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It takes a bold man to wear a blouse, and a bolder man to wear one outside Harry's former approach.
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"Undoubtedly, with each black individual they turn away, DSTRKT London grows bolder in hatred towards a particular race," Cindy said.
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The videos became bolder: Swaying in a bikini, she promised a striptease if Pakistan brought home a coveted cricket trophy.
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At Taladwat, the cooking feels like a purer, less compromised expression of his roots, bolder with traditional ingredients and flavors.
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But we will have to wait for a bolder and more ambitious exhibition to show us these images of man.
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"That means that progressives and reform-minded moderates are going to need to bring forward much bolder proposals," she said.
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Except China's strategy — building a vast global network of trade, investment and infrastructure — is even bolder, more expensive and riskier.
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I was a bit nervous about my future — but also feeling older, wiser, bolder and ready for whatever was next.
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" — Heath Mayhew, 210, Astoria, Queens "I would have been bolder with my fashion and my ability to just be myself.
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Except China's strategy — building a vast global network of trade, investment and infrastructure — is far bolder, more expensive and riskier.
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Still, over the next decade, sustainability-focused investors and younger voters will increasingly give European politicians cover to be bolder.
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My instinct is that a bolder message from Democrats on the stagnation of middle-class living standards would make sense.
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But, if Le Pen were to be defeated, there might be a breathing space that would allow for bolder moves.
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Gus Van Sant directs this first installment of the four-part mini-series, which is bolder in concept than aesthetics.
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The bolder bears and mountain lions feel in human territory, the more likely they are to attack humans or pets.
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And Sanders and Warren supporters view Trump as a tool for the rich and think winning requires a bolder politics.
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Celebrity publications may be becoming bolder because of the way publicists have started to interact with them: less and less.
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That said, after McCarthy&aposs admission, he might be rethinking the bolder claims his new coach made during his interview.
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Father Ángel acknowledged his methods and approach were sometimes bolder than the Catholic Church's rules allowed, notably toward gay couples.
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Pelosi is also facing increasing criticism among commentators who believe her strategy enables ever bolder power grabs by the President.
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As a desktop — a computer that doesn't move around much (if ever) — Apple has a lot more room to be bolder.
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"We will continue to accelerate the change, with our transformation becoming bigger, bolder and faster," Chief Executive Steve Rowe told reporters.
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The new labels should make it easier for you to see how many calories you are eating, with a bolder font.
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Those frustrated by enduring levels of inequality are contemplating ever bolder ways to redress the lopsided balance between owners and workers.
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The young women who approached us were laughing and whispering to one another when the bolder of the two stepped forward.
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The real question is here is why Stone didn't choose to go by "Baby Spice," a considerably bolder choice than Emma.
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The Riverside attack will increase worries that even as it loses territory, al-Shabab is growing bolder rather than more timid.
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We're braver and bolder with our hair color than ever before, seasonally experimenting with navy blues, bubblegum pinks, and sunset oranges.
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A tried-and-true smoky eye is fine, but one with a graphic shape and colorful finish is so much bolder.
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In 11th and 12th grade, it wasn't enough to collage my notebooks, I needed these displays of identity to be bolder.
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Mitchell explains she wanted to begin with the staples that are approachable and expand the line into bolder colors later on.
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With a designer as boundary-pushing as Kawakubo, we have a feeling their outfits will be even bolder than last year's.
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Countries have just one year to step forward with bigger, bolder commitments that respond to the scale of the climate crisis.
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Hurry Up, We're Dreaming was bolder and more ambitious than everything around it, and it turned Gonzalez into a minor star.
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"We saw victories where insurgent progressives showed that bolder and more muscular is a path to victory," Dinkin told VICE Impact.
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As it moves forward with its bolder VR plans, Google faces a wave of competition from Oculus, Samsung, Sony, and HTC.
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Gradually, terrified citizens became bolder in expressing dissent, even after hundreds were arrested for protesting in April to May this year.
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This is how you want rock stars to behave: full of it and unapologetic and bolder than you could ever muster.
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"With the benefit of hindsight," Garin added, Clinton might have fared better last November with a "bigger and bolder economic agenda."
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Mr. McAuliffe took a bolder and more just step last month by restoring those rights to all people with felony convictions.
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And no one who was asked seemed to think that a bigger, bolder, Trump-ier wall was going to solve anything.
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On Sunday, she echoed Mr. Obama's enthusiasm for the trans-Atlantic trade deal, using bolder language than is her usual style.
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Even Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley, a recent convert to criminal justice reform, has called for a bolder, more comprehensive bill.
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If anything, he's grown bolder in his efforts to impose a narrower, ethnocentric vision on the bounds of American civic life.
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Republican governors are now scrambling to implement their own smart-on-crime agendas; Democrats can now offer even bolder proposals. 8.
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His vision is bigger and bolder than the last king's, but only a fool would buy into it without some skepticism.
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When Colbert's jokes make obvious points (about nepotism, say), they feel weightless, but bolder ones (about Putin murdering journalists) feel trivializing.
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Soon their numbers were more than a hundred, the bolder ones shook hands, some touched my hair — then ran away giggling.
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The grapes are infused without preservatives and encouraged to ferment in their readied juices, making for a bolder, more unique flavor.
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Ms. Pelosi remains dismissive, in that grandmotherly way of hers, of some of the bolder ideas backed by caucus rabble-rousers.
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Mr. Taylor's growing status in the dance world only kindled his singular imagination; his works grew even bolder and more authoritative.
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Book designers have adapted to make book covers bolder, brighter, more colourful, and with "loud lettering" — in short, more Instagram-worthy.
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The current push has begun with talk of legislation that would protect our privacy — but much bolder steps are being considered.
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He was actually born in Portland, Maine, before moving to Durham as a teenager, and then Bolder, Colorado as an adult.
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However, given the urgency of the issues, the UC regents and other public institutions must take bolder and more comprehensive actions.
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Concertos reveal another, bolder aspect of an artist's profile: This genre is a kind of combat, a David-versus-Goliath match.
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That, certainly, is the rationale behind Atlético's decision to leave this place behind and look, unapologetically, to a brighter, bolder future.
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But great comedians don't fold and sulk when people raise questions—they just make better bits and bolder, more ambitious jokes.
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The decade saw Hollywood stars going bolder with their style as social media turned even more eyes on their showstopping looks.
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West's work has been game-changing for biologists, but then he made the even bolder move of exploring his work's applicability.
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But in order to stop the flow, we have to go bolder, get upstream and fill the gaps in the system.
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The front has an even bolder version of Nissan's V-Motion grille and the back gets a slight nip and tuck.
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Xenophon's characters seek even bolder rewards in "Oeconomicus," which is often considered an allegorical blueprint for military success and good statesmanship.
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But Washington's style has become far bolder in recent years, which she proved with this daring red-carpet look on Sunday.
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The artist's carving is bolder than in the other pieces, the deep gestural carving marks enhancing the beauty of the teak.
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Do you feel that same level of uncertainty, or are you a little bolder and a little more confident over at Barclays?
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There's no Moore's Law for hacking innovation, but anyone who follows cybersecurity knows that techniques get bolder and more sophisticated each year.
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Though the market is not surprised by the report, its reaction is positive as he is an advocate of bolder monetary easing.
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Peter brings out the best in Lara Jean; she becomes bolder, more social, and considerate of others' perspectives when she's with him.
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And Yooka-Laylee not only highlights the best qualities of its since-retired genre, but also feels bigger, bolder, and more challenging.
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In one scene, a teacher tries to "reprogram" a group of teenagers into warriors by goading them to be bolder and angrier.
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From bold colors and bolder displays of love, to small outfits and smaller inhibitions, Pride is both a party and a protest.
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Big brows are back and bolder than ever, and inspiring icons like activist Harnaam Kaur are breaking down gender stereotypes every day.
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The tool is also somewhat pressure sensitive, allowing you to create bolder lines by pressing your fingers down harder on the screen.
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Next up we have the shades for when you're feeling bolder and more out-there, like Candy Venom, Saw-C, and Ma'Damn.
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"Since Trump's win, I can say that people are bolder in their statements and remarks, as we saw with Harley," she says.
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He runs his designs through a "visual recommendation engine" that suggests bolder, more energetic styles based on his sketches and use cases.
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Friendship ripened into something bolder, trust in a very strange situation was formed, and now every adventure we have rivals the other.
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But it would have been much bolder for Mr Li to abandon a precise growth target altogether, as the IMF had urged.
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Iran may therefore think of something even bolder and riskier to do to get its message across after new sanctions are imposed.
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Those deemed worthy enough to attend are tasked with donning an outfit a little bit bolder than your typical award show fare.
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But the years and decades to come will see something bolder and more inspirational than the staid circlings of those just past.
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If Democratic elites tap into that anger, and signal that bolder gun policies are necessary, much of the public could follow along.
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But the Kartami had been growing bolder, attacking closer, cutting roads between settlements, and cutting the fists from every falconer they found.
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Moscow is becoming bolder in challenging the United States and its allies, while expanding its regional and global trade and security arrangements.
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Sanders on Sunday said Clinton must "stand up" and "be bolder" on policies involving education and healthcare to win over his backers.
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By the late 1960s, he was enhancing his style with bolder coloration, more stridently abstract arrangements, and increasingly varied consistencies of paint.
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We must set our sights on a bolder, better deal and lead America valiantly into the future with a 21st Century vision!
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Lawmakers should use the JFK and Reagan models of the 1960s and 1980s as the historical evidence for even bolder tax cuts.
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Cubans have grown bolder in pressing for reforms to Cuba's centrally planned economy, as well as for broader access to the internet.
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Initiatives range from now-commonplace chatbots or installing tablets in branches to bolder forays into the future, such as robot door staff.
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A bolder plan might be to make the same demand of FIFA, which only held the first women's world cup in 1991.
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I'll gladly have my touch up then hybernate for a few days before emerging, butterfly-like: a better, bolder, bossier-browed me.
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"To consider risk in sovereign bonds is acknowledging economic reality," Koenig said, supporting the bolder option of setting caps on sovereign holdings.
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As the protesters held their ground, Mr. Rizvi grew bolder and urged his supporters to bring the whole country to a standstill.
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Here's the thing, though: that's a step backward from the new, more nuanced, bolder conversation about racism that America's beginning to have.
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If it's upheld, it will close even more clinics, and possibly inspire other states to get bolder with their anti-abortion lawmaking.
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Mr. Mckesson said the purpose of the meeting was to push the campaign to embrace a bolder vision of criminal justice reform.
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But the reality is if the United States isn't engage the Taliban will grow and they will have bigger, bolder terrorist acts.
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All of the good things about cauliflower were put in a new light, one so much bolder than any I'd experienced before.
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Her plans are also much more detailed than those of Bernie Sanders (who, to his credit, pushed the party to become bolder).
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It was the beautiful Fay, Wegman's second dog, who took on the bolder challenges, balancing objects on her nose and sporting dresses.
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The polling shows that voters of every political persuasion back even bolder policies than those in the Lower Drug Costs Now Act.
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Soon after President Trump's election in November 2016, the Chinese issued an updated policy vision for the region that was notably bolder.
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A much bolder and more realistic vision would be to scrap it and create a new security architecture for the Atlantic's continents.
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Set against this backdrop of modest ambition, calls for bolder action from young climate activists like Thunberg rung out throughout the event.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio had an even bolder proposal: raise the city minimum to $212 that year and to $22023 by 7.853.
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"She just gets bigger and bolder and brighter and just totally nails the hat that is perfectly paired with my dress," Dreyer says.
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Bernie Sanders says Hillary Clinton is too cozy with the financial industry and that his regulatory proposals are bigger and bolder, while Mrs.
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The chutzpah of the long-silenced and economically deprived Iranian public could be becoming bolder, or perhaps simply more desperate to be heard.
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The yen soared after the BOJ disappointed investors who had expected bolder measures to stimulate growth and raise inflation in Japan's ailing economy.
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But that's a far cry from banning it entirely—and calling for "a bolder EPA" doesn't have quite the same ring to it.
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Prepare to see a bolder side of your Taurus friends starting today — Dewhirst says makeovers, dye jobs, and new hobbies won't be uncommon.
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By being bolder itself—through offering insurance or partial guarantees—the GCF can reassure private firms nervous of new technologies and unpredictable markets.
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I talked about the importance of preserving life, of not just saying we're going to defund Planned Parenthood, but let's do something bolder.
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On everything from defence integration to EU treaty change her tone has subtly shifted: to something bolder, more open and less brusquely transactional.
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The veils are getting thinner, the victims are getting bolder and the power structure that protects predators is weakening with each new case.
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But Mr Garrett was making a bolder argument: that middle-income countries tend to grow more slowly than both poorer and richer economies.
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It has underperformed even amid the lowly stockmarket valuations of carmakers challenged by tech firms with bolder ideas about transport in the future.
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There is no way to verify the report, but if true it would mark more bolder resistance than the sporadic assassinations to date.
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" Now, Marx's most recent Instagram honours a love between the pair that went from originally being about a profound friendship to "something bolder.
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Chances are, unless you've spent as much time googling how to get bolder brows as I have, you've never heard of eyebrow embroidery.
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But as Keda is forced to not just care for himself but also work with another creature, he grows bolder and more confident.
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Disrupt San Francisco 2018, TechCrunch's flagship technology conference, is back this fall on September 5-7, and it's bigger and bolder than ever.
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"This physical act confirmed for Craig that we needed something much bigger and bolder than the Mattachine Society," Sargeant recalled in Village Voice.
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Analysts say bolder steps, not just a break up, are needed to rescue a firm that supplies 90 percent of the nation's power.
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Other games — the kind with bolder artistic ambitions — might have given us a beautifully constructed montage of the captain giving his final orders.
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" The statement partially disavowed a bolder argument from 2009, when he said he could "no longer believe that freedom and democracy are compatible.
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The move probably has more to do with a bolder—and often clumsy—foreign policy under King Salman and his favoured son, Muhammad.
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Welcome to Aries season, the time of year when we all feel a little bolder, a little braver, and a lot more stubborn.
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They aim to bring "deeper and bolder" integration of market access with the bloc, said Edward Yau, Hong Kong's commerce and development secretary.
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Not only can we catch up fast to the U.S. and the U.K., but founders can build smarter companies with bolder disruption potential.
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"If you look at Trump voters and you look at our primary, there seems to be willingness for bolder answers," Ms. Tanden said.
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Immediately afterwards, the lips look a lot bolder and brighter, and then the pigment does fade 30% to 50% for the desired outcome.
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Political allies who supported him in seeking Ms. Rousseff's ouster are now pressuring Mr. Temer to take bolder action in enacting austerity measures.
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The U.S. has expanded its use of special operations troops, airstrikes and private contractors as the group has become bolder in its attacks.
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A bolder opening move wouldn't have jeopardized initial conversations with serious legislators, and might well have preserved more of the bill's reform provisions.
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Instead of fighting a rearguard effort to preserve existing benefits, Democrats should go on offense, proposing even bolder ideas to aid the poor.
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Moreover, pollution does not abide by state borders, so even states that took bolder actions could suffer from weaker regulations in neighboring states.
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Then the Republicans went for an even bolder move: impeach the elected Democratic justices on the state supreme court who ruled against them.
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And now, with his dramatic surge in popularity that has only increased since the election, Corbyn is going further and being even bolder.
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But later they grow flatter, the colors bolder and a little less abstract as horizon lines are introduced, demarcating land, sea, and sky.
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A bolder Federal Reserve and upcoming midterm elections spell a "breather" for the stock market in 2018, according to longtime bull Jeremy Siegel.
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Scorah would do well in her next literary outing to occupy a bolder space between ethic and revelation, perhaps the memoirist's trickiest task.
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But there are also signs that over the past few years, she's become bolder, with a visceral sense of mission around gender equality.
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Tesla's sales were raising eyebrows in the industry, and Mr. Ford said executives felt the company needed a bolder plan to gain ground.
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The new wall betrays a bolder ambition, to keep the airport's facilities and four runways dry for the next half century or more.
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It's one of the bolder forays in the museum's contemporary section, which makes heavy demands of American audiences less familiar with Chinese history.
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Not only that, the Kings wanted him to conduct one of the bolder experiments in D-League history by installing the Grinnell offense.
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Had he been bolder on currency and economic reforms, the public anger that exploded during the 2011 Arab Spring uprising might have dissipated.
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But recently he has noticed that people are bolder at the outset, requesting large tattoos in more visible locations — forearms, calves and hands.
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"We would have expected bolder strategic shifts such as spinning off ESPN/ABC or collapsing windows with Kevin Mayer as CEO vs. Chapek."
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The poems asking for permission have become bolder, and it is now common to send them as text messages instead of actually visiting.
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As Communism dissolved in Eastern Europe, some Chinese officials wanted Beijing to step forward as a bolder ideological rival to the United States.
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A bolder plan to set up an EU "bad bank" that could have absorbed big chunks of NPLs at higher prices was dropped.
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That would give them more leeway to make gas guzzlers, but a judicial panel may view that as a bolder move, said Graham.
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A study published in the Journal of Accounting Research says that female analysts issue bolder and more accurate forecasts than their male counterparts.
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In an email, Mr. Howard said he was aiming for food that was "simpler" and "bolder" than the fare at his previous restaurant.
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Though soft-spoken, she is considered one of Thailand's bolder environmental campaigners — and she has endured the threats that come with the job.
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And I do look at cities like in China and other places where the scale of imagination is so much bigger and bolder.
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We loved having a unique look and it's definitely inspired us to be bolder with our fashion choices and continue exploring our look!
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Speaking at Town Hall in Midtown Manhattan, Mr. Sanders said that if elected president, he would enact much bigger and bolder plans than Mrs.
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Companies with bolder ideas, that are more aware of ROI and that get better go-to market strategy will be in a better position.
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It's not just the iconic shape that Pringles is bringing to these new types of chips, it's also infusing the snacks with bolder flavors.
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Compared to its current logo, the old version features its red roof more prominently and the Pizza Hut font is bolder and in black.
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And so if you do have darker hair, a brighter, bolder pink would be an easier color to achieve as opposed to a pastel.
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Aides have said Widodo will pursue bolder economic reforms in his second term which runs until 2024, making significant improvements in the investment climate.
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In fact, between the air-dried bobs, lobs, shags, and center parts, you'd almost expect to see bolder lip colors to add extra drama.
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Realism is now taking bolder leaps than its costly sister industry—and its social seriousness is grabbing first-time Indian filmmakers and youth audiences.
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This last album, especially the reception that it got, makes me feel bolder about pushing myself artistically and creatively to go even further out.
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We commend the company for being unafraid to explore bolder colors, and also for driving down the entry-level price for its wireless headphones.
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On Friday, Donald J. Trump faced criticism for an even bolder act of conservative heresy: embracing the core tenet of the Affordable Care Act.
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The classic biker, in all its black, toughened-up glory, has been replaced by its bolder, brighter, and much cooler sister: the embellished iteration.
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A bolder leadership might cut its losses, and accept a democratic transition there in return for guarantees that it will still get some oil.
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Your newspaper has frequently called for a bolder and more radical modern liberalism, and this is an obvious issue in need of an update.
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For those nights when you're craving something bolder, you can go for ONEHOPE's California Cabernet Sauvignon, which provides ABA therapy for children with autism.
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That could mean, eventually, a broader array of perspectives within economics departments, bigger and bolder research questions—and fewer profession-shaking traumas in future.
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"In simple terms, humidity is the amount of water vapor held in the air," says facialist and Time Bomb skin-care expert Michaella Bolder.
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Bolder insists that everyone needs to ensure they're cleansing their skin twice a day, every day, and suggests double cleansing in the evening, too.
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And I'm thrilled to see these women leading it, opening up the space for women everywhere to fear less, fail more, and live bolder.
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Fortunately, this past year has seen a bucking of the trend, and the embracing of a bolder, and frankly less boring, take on design.
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Tracey is the sharper, bolder one, partly because it can only be thus: The narrator must always be smaller, less colorful than her foil.
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In addition to powering its data centers with clean energy, Apple's also taken bolder initiatives to prevent old iPhones from landing in the landfill.
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But Mr Speaker, we are not going to wait until 31st October to begin building the broader and bolder future that I have described.
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Why it's exciting: Kibuishi's series has a sense of visual depth that seems inspired by Hayao Miyazaki, but with bolder colors and softer lines.
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Patrick Verkooijen, CEO of the Global Center on Adaptation, one of the commission's co-hosts, said his organization would promote "much bolder, bigger approaches".
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The startling series of events -- which showed a bolder side of Roberts -- demonstrated just how much Trump's relationship with the third branch has devolved.
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In fact, Feige credits that creative decision, along with the subsequent fan response, for many of the bolder liberties Marvel took in subsequent years.
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This month, Bobbi Brown unveiled Long-Wear Brow Gel, in eight different shades of buildable color that gets darker and bolder with each application.
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Giving humans more options of this sort will be essential if some of the bolder visions for brain-computer interfaces are to be realised.
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While PERA tries flicking switches and turning knobs to buy time, some states with similar problems have been taking bolder action to solve them.
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We owe it to our children and grandchildren to demand bolder responsible leadership from those we entrust to protect both our future and theirs.
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Beyond these plot tweaks, however, the show made a bolder move, cross-hatching the narrative with self-referential inventions, frame inside frame inside frame.
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Linney went for a much bolder look this year, combining slacks with a one-shoulder silver top that wrapped around her like a dress.
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The flavors themselves are also dramatically different and more powerful — all 13 Truly varieties were enhanced to be "bigger, brighter, and bolder," O'Neill said.
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Fresh competition breeds fresh ideas, and Google's efforts with Stadia will inevitably push everyone to innovate and be bolder when trying out new things.
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"In over 30 years in my experience with the UN, I never heard a bolder or more courageous speech," the Israeli Prime Minister tweeted.
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For Vee (Emma Roberts), a shy high-school senior longing to escape her Staten Island home, a livelier, bolder self seems just the ticket.
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"It's certainly a bolder idea, and it's larger in scale, than all the things I've worked on in the last 10 years," she said.
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But with his proposal on Tuesday, Mr. Putin seemed to prefer something bolder, saying he supported the legislation for the good of the country.
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Though revolutionary at the time, smartphone makers quickly caught up and surpassed the iPhone X with even bolder edge-to-edge designs without notches.
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The new energy on the left is all about making government bigger and bolder, an ideal driven by a burgeoning movement toward democratic socialism.
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And the American president's own attempts to bully Canada's prime minister, Justin Trudeau, in June may make Prince Mohammed feel bolder about lashing out.
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This time, however, he tried something bolder and riskier, attempting to navigate the course with only minimal assistance from three runners who shadowed him.
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Trump grew bolder and more brazen as he realized that there would be no political price to pay for his rhetoric and his actions.
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For International Women's Day, we're recognizing the female makeup artists who are shaping the industry into something bigger, better, and bolder than ever before.
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Harvey quickly grew even bolder on Friday as it drew close to the coast, and the center was pumping out updates by the hour.
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His painting, initially under the influence of Pissarro and other Impressionists, grew bolder and more flamboyant, but he found even greater freedom in objects.
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The Pdvsa trade is the latest sign that foreign investors are becoming bolder in investing in the bonds of governments in far-flung locales.
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With global challenges growing, governments could not be relied on, he said, adding that chief executives were starting to step up with bolder initiatives.
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Louis' physical presence is more restrained, and he and Ostermeier are much bolder in highlighting his unease with the masculine norms his father imposes.
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Riders regularly carry slices of pizza onto trains and munch on bagels while bolder passengers openly dine on heaps of pasta or Chinese takeout.
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Democrats could ultimately decide on a bolder vision that tries to tackle the underlying problems that have been exposed with Trump's rise to power.
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Instead, NBC should seize this opportunity to make a larger, bolder impact to champion greater diversity, inclusion and equity in the media at-large.
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Whether it is for your career or your personal growth, elevate your perspective by leaving behind self-doubt and replacing it with bolder goals.
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In Season 2, which is set to return on March 3, the show expands everything that makes it good in a friskier, bolder manner.
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Galloway says that while a likely acquirer would be Walmart — making Walmart go more vertical — a bolder move would be an acquisition from Shopify.
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The pope and his bishops must take bolder steps to rid the church of the horrid stain of clerical abuse once and for all.
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Ballas (Darren Mann) is the bolder of the two — a little more handsome, a little more crass and allegedly a lot more sexually experienced.
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Because particularly on economic issues, that bolder more progressive vision is more in line with what working- and middle-class families want and need.
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The first Creep, released in 2014, is good, but the second, which brings Desiree Akhavan's Sara in as Duplass's sparring partner, is even bolder.
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So I ventured into the world of falsies hoping to learn what it's like for women to seek out bolder, longer versions of their own.
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Separately, some market watchers said fresh signs of economic weakness and a worsening trade war may raise the chance the PBOC will deploy bolder stimulus.
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There have been no signs the PBOC is contemplating a bolder move in policy such as the Fed's, for fear it could hit economic growth.
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It's an album filled with the same jagged song structures and vastness fans have come to expect, yet it feels bolder and more musically defined.
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The special uses that narrative freedom to get bolder and trippier than the first season, which relies more on satire to get its message across.
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The bolder-than-expected move came as the U.S. Federal Reserve and other central banks around the world are also holding back on rate hikes.
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Jones is a bizarre case because five justices wrote or joined concurring opinions that suggested a much bolder approach to the reasonable expectation of privacy.
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Without bolder public policies in place, the United States risks losing out on the energy revolution -- one of the most consequential transformations of this century.
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It's just true that, more often than not, the amount of attention people place on bolder arches can be awkward, uncomfortable, and even sometimes negative.
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"Then, when I'm going for something bolder, I like to play with interesting textures — like a gloss over easy-to-match primary colors," she says.
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Reconsolidation is a bit like pulling up a file on your computer, rewriting the same material in a bigger, bolder font and saving it again.
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" Days later, on Twitter, the president defended himself in even bolder terms: "No president ever worked harder than me (cleaning up the mess I inherited)!
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Creating Facebook was a bold move, but CEO Mark Zuckerberg just proposed what he said is an even bolder one: Curing all the world's diseases.
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Simply transferring this beloved tale from page to stage is one thing; attempting to meld two narrative and writing styles is a much bolder endeavour.
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As LGBTQ+ people in the public eye have become louder, prouder and bolder, our icons have changed accordingly, and arguably represent the community more authentically.
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I tend to be shy and quiet (lots of "yeses") when I first meet supervisors, but how can I be bolder without crossing any lines?
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It would have been more impressive if Unfinished, like the most surprising works on view, had drawn out its theme with fewer and bolder traces.
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Clinton embodies establishment politics, while Mr. Sanders offers a bolder platform that will improve the lives of people in the South and across the country.
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Otherwise, it will have to rely on making ads bigger, bolder, and more interruptive to squeeze more revenue out of each user it already has.
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She'd be a new face nationally, without decades of political baggage, and an even bolder symbol of racial and gender progress than Obama or Clinton.
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By taking bolder steps on reforms now, China would do more to entrench faith in its longer-term economic outlook than stimulus measures ever could.
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It's a challenge because raising fares from higher costs could also crimp demand, and failing to expand could also be a boon to bolder airlines.
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Among the bolder tax reform ideas being contemplated by the Republican congressional leadership is a border tax adjustment aimed at improving the U.S. trade balance.
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While Eisner wrote that it is usually better for journalists to "grow a thick skin" and ignore attacks, she said Trump demanded a bolder response.
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But they will have to fit in a grander, bolder vision articulated by Congress that should form the basis to revise the Fed's new mandate.
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It is not clear that Apple needs a wholesale restructuring rather than simply a greater push from Mr. Cook to be bolder in these products.
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His death comes as illegal miners, loggers and land grabbers are making more, and bolder, incursions into Indigenous land under the far-right Bolsonaro administration.
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Each year the lice grew bolder and more robust, breaking my heart and even confounding Big Pharma as they became resistant to the killer shampoos.
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He can create bolder lines and shadows by layering and bunching it together, or spread the fabric further apart for a light and airy effect.
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The last US Ambassador to Syria, Robert Ford, will be remembered for his fervent anti-Assad stance and desire for President Obama to be bolder.
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There are bolder plans imaginable than the Green New Deal, but it's certainly the boldest action that a significant number of politicians have ever backed.
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But just as athletes have become faster, stronger, and bolder since 1932, so too has OMEGA upped its timekeeping game with each successive Olympic experience.
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While the private sector generally prefers less government involvement, it's telling that some experts were hoping for bolder action from Trump on the cyber front.
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He noted that women's rights activists in Iran have become bolder, sometimes waving their head scarves on a stick and posting videos on social media.
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Since its first flight in 1984, the airline has consistently upped the ante with its uniforms, choosing sleeker cuts and ever bolder shades of red.
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First, some right-wing media, business leaders, tech entrepreneurs, and prominent conspiracists are becoming bolder about wanting to "move on" and go back to work.
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I'll carry a neutral shade and then something bolder, like a red, just in case I need to revamp my look at the last minute.
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"Widodo will be bolder now than before in sealing off space that Islamists have tried to occupy in politics and social life," she told Reuters.
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But she was pathologically terrified of mice, who were fewer in number but larger and harder to kill and bolder the longer we lived there.
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Had political parties, particularly of the center left, pursued a bolder agenda, perhaps the rise of right-wing, nativist political movements might have been averted.
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" Obama rendered one of Prince's most memorable quotes: "A strong spirit transcends rules," while adding that no one's spirit "was stronger, bolder, or more creative.
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This bright yellow, square-tiered wedding cake is certainly bolder, but couples are encouraged to take risks with their wedding cake in the new year.
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I think some who think that do so because of my decision to use the word "lie" [in stories that refer to Trump's bolder falsehoods].
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And while there's nothing bolder than a swipe of a highlighter-bright hue across the lids, it pales in comparison to three highlighter-bright hues.
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It led us to our acquisition of Aetna, which now positions us to pursue an even bolder opportunity to fundamentally transform the consumer health experience.
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Paltrow has become far bolder on the red carpet as the decades have passed, rocking a dress that was almost entirely see-through on Sunday.
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In 22009, he dissented three times from Fed decisions, each time calling for the Fed to be bolder about growth and less worried about inflation.
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But to achieve that Mr Abe, in his last three years in office, will have to adopt reforms that are far bolder than he currently envisages.
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The 40-year-old is not as naturally tied to the role, and because of it, appears to be be making broader, bolder acting choices throughout.
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The government took steps to address the issue this winter, following pressure by activists and with public awareness growing, but environmentalists say bolder measures are needed.
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In particular, the Hammer Horror lyrical shtick of previous albums is gone, in favor of a bolder step towards a more personal and expressive lyrical style.
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List went for the glitter tears look — except with major gems that proved to be way bolder than the typical splash of sparkle we've been seeing.
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"Newark" is starker and bolder, even bleak: The wonder is that this, one of Ms. Brown's toughest constructions, holds its audience riveted from first to last.
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Clinton repeatedly reiterated her support for Mr. Obama's agenda, while Mr. Sanders tried to present himself as the bolder choice to build on Mr. Obama's legacy.
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But as software companies have gotten bolder about using Apple's workaround — since Apple never told them no — they're starting to push the boundaries of what's acceptable.
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In the end, Peter builds himself back up from scratches and mistakes, piecemeal, and ends the journey braver and bolder and wiser than he began it.
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Apart from saving money on staff, they can often be bolder and more persistent than humans because they do not get tired, frightened, bored or angry.
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My hope is that we are slowly moving towards healthier, bolder, and honest dialogue -- one that cannot just happen after a tragedy or big news story.
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From season to season most birds got a little bolder—presumably as they learnt more about the world and what they could safely get away with.
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All of this raises some interesting questions about how robust this system is and whether it really is the bolder and more convenient future of retail.
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As the economy struggled from lack of investment, Gambians became bolder, expressing dissent even after dozens were arrested for protesting in April and May last year.
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Male religious leaders are often suspicious of inter-confessional dialogue, while their female counterparts are bolder in reaching out beyond the boundaries of their own group.
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She even played around with her beauty look, changing her soft pink lip (which matched her ceremony dress) to a bolder, party-ready red lip after.
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But what officials on the ground feel they need is "sustained, specific funding" and bolder, more sweeping guidance that will help build up long-term solutions.
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This small difference is supposed to invoke a much bolder espresso taste, which is then followed up with the sweetness and creaminess from the steamed milk.
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Backed by the first outright majority in Congress in two decades, Lopez Obrador is better placed to make bolder cuts in discretionary spending than his predecessors.
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Aside from a few updated basics, these bolder finds — which you can shop now at Nordstrom — offer the perfect alternative to those over the minimal trend.
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But as improvements in technology make bigger, bolder drones accessible to the everyman, we might see them becoming more viable for drug gangs down the road.
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Expect to see more of this type of storytelling as favorite content creators grow even bolder in 2017, taking content to new, exciting and immersive heights.
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The 19-year-old knows how to rock a bold hue, and no hue was bolder than the highlighter-esque yellow she showed off at Coachella.
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But there are a number of upgrades coming to the 2016 line; first, all of them will support HDR for brighter, bolder, and more vivid picture.
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Last week Mr Hatch called him "a fine man", but predicted Mr Obama would make a bolder choice to energise the base of the Democratic Party.
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Last week, Mr Hatch called him "a fine man" but predicted Mr Obama would make a bolder choice to energise the base of the Democratic party.
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But the probes accusing green groups of acting on behalf of foreign governments in their opposition to the administration's environmental agenda are a much bolder step.
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Lockwood's thesis in "To Begin the World Over Again" is bolder than a repetition of the well-known facts of foreign involvement in the Revolutionary War.
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Artists in all forms of media need to be even bolder in their statements and more assertive and insistent on making sure their voices are heard.
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Anyway: Dr. Scoville became a pioneer in psychosurgery, and as time wore on, he became bolder, removing structures of the brain whose functions were still mysterious.
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UBS forecast net inflows from China into Hong Kong next year would be 160 billion yuan under the two links, but some are making bolder predications.
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But as it gets older and bolder, it stays out longer, until eight months in: It's ready to leave the nest, well, the pouch, for good.
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Judicial liberals have been playing defense for decades, while judicial conservatives have grown ever bolder in re-purposing existing doctrine to the service of their agenda.
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Yet authorities also managed to rebuild reserves, which hit the highest level in 19 months in February, providing a window of opportunity for a bolder move.
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Helbing: From Iris's perspective, she now knows that there's an end date, so it's making her be a little bolder as a journalist, which terrifies Barry.
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I think it's important to encourage other places and institutions to be bolder in the way that they think about education and the future of it.
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Marty wants to stay low-key and move in silence, but Wendy's big dreams for their casino involve much bolder moves that make her husband uncomfortable.
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The Affordable Care Act suddenly polls well now that activists on the left are defending it from conservative attacks rather than pushing for even bolder reform.
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The enterprise is made bolder by giving the ballet to Kalanidhi Dance, a troupe that performs the classical Indian genre of Kuchipudi, choreographed by Anuradha Nehru.
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Mr. Putin has faced little backlash for actions even bolder than the gruesome intrigues in Britain, like the attacks by Russian forces in Ukraine and Syria.
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She had worn her hair in dreadlocks for her first and had a wavy, blonde ponytail for the second, but this time she wanted something bolder.
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With the rise of the #MeToo movement, women have become bolder about using their names in retellings of traumatic sexual experiences and in sexual assault cases.
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To be honest, I was anticipating — hoping for — a bolder, more incisive image of the strong-voiced person I imagine this former first lady to be.
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Analysts also noted new deputy governor Masazumi Wakatabe, an advocate of bolder monetary easing, and Kuroda's reappointment suggest policymakers will maintain the huge amount of stimulus.
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The summary of the House Democrats' signature plan to lower drug prices, one of their top priorities this year, is a bolder proposal than many expected.
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Some boarders go for a head-to-toe ensemble in a glaring shade of pink or orange; the brighter the color, the bolder the fashion statement.
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With little room to maneuver, the European Central Bank recently called on politicians in euro countries to take bolder steps to prevent asset bubbles from growing.
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As the 2016 presidential race slogs on, candidates from both parties continue to try to outdo one another with ever-bolder claims and expansive policy visions.
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The Bigger and Bolder, the Better: It's easy to take Sydney's still-growing population of large and colorful native birds for granted — it's actually highly unusual.
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The Bigger and Bolder, the Better: It's easy to take Sydney's still-growing population of large and colorful native birds for granted — it's actually highly unusual.
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On another occasion, Bassett alleges that Matthews was "bolder" and stood between her and a mirror and asked her if she was going out that night.
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A bolder approach to free college would make participating in a federal-state partnership the only way a state could get federal money for higher education.
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By 2018, brand Twitter's voice had gotten bolder, more sophisticated, and more intimate: The maker of the Honey Bun, for example, was now offering relationship advice.
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Democrats are desperate for stability, and Biden's promises seem attractive, even as his opponents — many of them fresh faces — run stronger campaigns and offer bolder ideas.
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The Switzerland-based company is under pressure from Third Point, a hedge fund run by investor Daniel Loeb, who has demanded bolder moves to lift performance.
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Traditional media's struggle to adapt to that online universe means that it might take something much bolder than giant touchscreens and Mario Lopez to bridge those audiences.
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What they're saying: Laurence recommends a bolder approach to combating invasive species along the BRI corridors, noting that invasive species cost trillions in damage worldwide per year.
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That's something he's trying to grapple with on ÷ (or Divide), which takes a bolder divide and conquer approach to the British songwriter's well charted genre-hopping ways.
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The other pair is perfect for going a bit bolder with your look — these shoes are completely decked out in that same yellow and blue plaid print.
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And a bigger, bolder, sharper-edged economic message that talks about how people in the middle class and those struggling to make it there can do better.
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That's also likely why that track never received a full release, or why that bolder sound is wholly missing from the more pedestrian soundtrack that Williams delivered.
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In a bolder speech than any given at the Oscars, she argued on behalf of the cinematic value of Mudbound, despite Netflix being its primary distribution vehicle.
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People who've actually experienced racism and sexism may be bolder about addressing it in fiction and less inclined to play it off for light, easy, disposable gags.
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Formed from the spontaneous splattering of black, gold, and red paint on paper, these bolder works emerged from Themerson's residency at the Fondation Karolyi in Vence, France.
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That was different; mania was something that made me feel bigger and bolder, more expansive in a way that unsettled me and that I didn't really understand.
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The Cavaliers are favorites to reach the NBA Finals for the third straight season, making the Kings' bravado ten times bolder and their trolling ten times funnier.
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Even with bolder and clearer policies, Warren has yet to make inroads with Sanders' voters who shunned Hillary Clinton, in part over her lack of policy boldness.
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Mahan said if companies could boost civic participation in a "nonpartisan and quote unquote safe way," Silicon Valleycould take bolder steps to turn people out to vote.
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But he could give a voice to the anti-war left in a primary hurting for bigger and bolder ideas about how to reorient American foreign policy.
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As the name implies, this isn't a real car — rather, it's a design study that gestures toward "a bolder, more distinctive future" for the brand's upcoming models.
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Color differentiates apps and creates personality, and for the new icons we chose hues that are bolder, lighter and friendlier — a nod to how Office has evolved.
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These were mostly small deals but in July it took a bolder step, scrapping a foreign-ownership limit (previously 49%) on Vinamilk, the country's main dairy company.
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It can be as subtle as a peep of gold behind a simple black liner, or as elaborate as mixing bolder hues to make the eyes pop.
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Democrats, both elites and supporters, have a clear opportunity here to show that there are bolder, evidence-based policy ideas to seriously tackle the US's gun problem.
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Stockholm's city council commissioned a neutral and slightly dull sans in 2014, but others, particularly cities that find themselves in need of a rebrand, have been bolder.
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For better results, try the Riedel Pinot Noir Glass, which concentrates bolder, fruity aromas in the pinched area at the top and helps limit swirl-based spills.
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Earlier on Friday, the government reappointed BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda for a second term and chose an advocate of bolder monetary easing as one of his deputies.
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That said, naming Masazumi Wakatabe, an academic who has pressed for bolder action, as one of two deputies could help tilt the BOJ towards even easier policy.
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Swiss-based Nestle has also been under pressure from hedge fund Third Point, which asked for a bolder and faster overhaul of the world's biggest food group.
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But Mr. Obama, who won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2009 largely because of his nuclear agenda, has failed to take advantage of opportunities for bolder action.
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"Bigger, bolder" and an offering that will "drive subscription" is how Susanne Daniels, YouTube's global head of original content, described the still-untitled series in an interview.
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But an even bolder approach would be for the White House to initiate a capital gains tax cut that wouldn't require endless wrangling with a polarized Congress.
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As I got bolder and explicitly asked these hearing aid professionals, the answer I always received seemed overly simple and not that satisfying: Just take them out.
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And with an ever-bolder civil society and more Cubans than ever before connected to the Internet, public debate has become more active than in the past.
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In keeping with the bigger, better, bolder nature of DSF '18, we've doubled the prize money, and this year's champion will claim $100,000 in non-equity cash.
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The premium coffee beverage can cost as much as 20 percent more than Starbucks' regular iced coffee and features a bolder, richer flavor that is less acidic.
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Shy souls can dip their toes in the trend with tulle socks, while bolder sorts can layer a long-sleeve mesh turtleneck underneath a blouse or tee.
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Washington wants the North to make bolder steps toward denuclearization, such as revealing a full inventory of its nuclear assets and starting to dismantle some of them.
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The modern connotations of "theory" are a legacy of the industrialization and professionalism of science, with theory and practice converging in larger labs, bolder experiments, better tools.
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On the credit side, he did stop travel from China early and has been taking much bolder action in recent days — and the public likes bold action.
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Forms Larger and Bolder: EVA HESSE DRAWINGS and John Chamberlain Baby Tycoons continue at Hauser & Wirth (32 East 69th Street, Upper East Side, Manhattan) through October 19.
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It's going to be grassroots mobilizing, forcing Democrats to take bolder positions than they would otherwise, and keeping the heat up on the Trump administration as well.
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The problem for China, though, is that it seems as if China hawks in Washington are becoming bolder, regardless of the president&aposs desire for a deal.
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Progressive Democrats have for months pressed Pelosi to be bolder in the drug pricing proposal and have complained that they have been shut out of the process.
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And in a country in which the messy guts of our institutions are increasingly conspicuous and the merchants of cynicism grow ever bolder, he'll find takers aplenty.
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And in a country in which the messy guts of our institutions are increasingly conspicuous and the merchants of cynicism grow ever bolder, he'll find takers aplenty.
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Since releasing his debut record, "Faces Down," in 153, this Norwegian singer-songwriter has evolved from strummy folk tunes to bolder exercises in funk, pop and electronica.
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This can be avoided, but it requires far bolder and more urgent action in driving forward and adapting to the necessary transition to a clean global economy.
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Using spices in arresting, unexpected ways was the theme of Samantha Seneviratne's 2015 cookbook, "The New Sugar and Spice: A Recipe for Bolder Baking" (Ten Speed, $27.50).
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But often the newest attempt at a new right offers a rhetoric of nationalism that cashes out in policies not obviously bolder than what reform conservatism offered.
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Both automakers are debuting solar panels on their electric vehicles to add an additional charge, while auto start-ups are experimenting with even bolder solar panel designs.
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HSCAHPI UBS forecast net inflows from China into Hong Kong next year would be 29 billion yuan under the two links, but some are making bolder predications.
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And it turns out indie rock isn't dead; it's just bigger, bolder, and freakier, as can be heard on House of Sugar, i,i, and All Mirrors.
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The main floor overflowed with bums, tits, and gimps strapped into figure-hugging rubber, leather, latex, and spandex, in traditional fetish black to bright and bolder colors.
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Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) and a group of Senate Democrats proposed a bolder idea: Don't let businesses force employees and consumers to take their claims to arbitration.
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Taiwanese officials and security experts said that they think China is growing bolder as its People's Liberation Army has narrowed the military imbalance with the United States.
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But what officials on the ground feel that they need is "sustained, specific funding" and bolder, more sweeping guidance that will help build up long-term solutions.
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A continuing lack of challenge can only mean that this process will continue, and Russia will become ever bolder and more ambitious in what it seeks to achieve.
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And the second key point is that the president has been bolder on this and Korea, and, by the way, on world trade than any other recent president.
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"We need to see bolder plans from these companies that are valued at tens of billions of dollars," said Andrew Linhardt, deputy advocacy director at the Sierra Club.
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A burst of stronger headline inflation this year might drive up inflation expectations and set the stage for bolder wage claims in northern Europe and Japan in 2018.
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Yet it's these drawbacks that highlight just how interesting Levi's new connected smart jacket is — and why it's a bolder and perhaps more promising form of wearable tech.
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Not only did it violate Roman's rules — communicate only on Wednesdays, and never in person — but the new assignment was much bolder than any that had come before.
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And it's important because the issues that he has chose to address in the series instead, like street harassment, make an even bolder statement about respecting women's autonomy.
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You can see the beginnings of what will eventually divide them: The first two want nothing more than to get out of Shelby, and live bigger, bolder lives.
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Even if you were to make the graphics bolder and bigger font when covering a more dramatic lie, there are not necessarily effective ways to weight different stories.
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There's a lot that can be gleaned from haute couture that isn't as prominent during the other fashion weeks: the makeup is bolder, the styling is more daring.
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Corporate security isn't getting better fast enough, critical infrastructure security hangs in the balance, and state-backed hackers from around the world are getting bolder and more sophisticated.
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Both the public and a few of our bolder political leaders are waking up to the reality that we simply cannot keep jamming more cars into our cities.
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People often ask me about the best exercises for building a perkier butt, bolder shoulders, bigger arms, stronger calves, chiseled pecs, firmer thighs, and (of course) washboard abs.
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"To be honest, I was anticipating — hoping for — a bolder, more incisive image of the strong-voiced person I imagine this former first lady to be," he wrote.
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Shirakawa's successor Haruhiko Kuroda, who was hand-picked by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to take bolder steps to beat deflation, deployed a massive asset-buying programme in 2013.
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They're coming, and many of them will also carry an "Includes HDR" sticker to highlight the brighter, bolder picture quality available to those with HDR-capable TV sets.
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" Tom Lee, head of research at Fundstrat Global Advisors, made an even bolder call: "I know the yield curve's inverted, but the front end is like Chicken Little.
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Twitter has considered bolder ideas—like removing the metrics from tweets, for example—and earlier this year it introduced twttr, a prototyping app for these and other experiments.
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Trout and prosciutto with a little fried sage is a classic combination, but the fish can stand up to the flavors of something a little bolder than that.
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"By embracing a bolder, clearer message and putting healthcare as a right, we'd be more competitive in a lot of races," Eldridge, the Massachusetts state senator, told me.
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Cruz contended Republicans should go "much bigger and much bolder" on cutting taxes, saying deeper cuts will spark more economic growth and make up for the lost revenue.
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Instead of bigger and bolder, a smaller hoop is an opportunity to focus on the finer details, like added charms, new shapes, and maybe even a few gemstones.
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India has taken some steps toward charting a cleaner road to development but needs to be much bolder if it is to protect its children's health, he said.
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Pelosi and her allies are publicly standing firm against it, but a growing number of Democrats, including members of her own leadership team, are pushing for bolder action.
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So, on the middle Venonat you see the name, the name is quite, it's a lot bolder and at the same time blurrier; it's quite hard to read.
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Over the coming months, we'll likely see Iranian hackers grow bolder in their targeting of U.S. government, infrastructure, and industrial targets if a new deal is not reached.
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In voting to bar all Russian athletes, Paralympic officials, who typically act in accordance with Olympic officials, had taken a bolder decision, which Russia promptly challenged in court.
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That historic pact has inspired a left-leaning think tank to put forth an even bolder international pact to address the crisis of inequality by increasing labor's strength.
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With economic data showing signs of improvement, policy insiders told Reuters that the PBOC is likely to pause to assess conditions before making any more bolder policy moves.
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You've likely seen smaller cans and bolder calorie labeling, as well as the expanded choices for no-calorie and low-calorie beverages at the supermarket and fountain machines.
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Mike Capuano and Boston city councilor Ayanna Pressley, who has been less critical of Capuano's votes than his tactics, which she says should be bolder and more confrontational.
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As AI systems become more capable, and as countries like Russia grow bolder in their military use, AI will be fielded in more diverse missions and operational contexts.
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Scorpio: Killing Eve It would be hard to find a show on TV that is sexier, bolder, and more suited for a Scorpio than BBC America's Killing Eve.
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Before they go and lower the target again to yet bolder and even more stirring levels, let us pause for a moment and contemplate that 1.5 degree target.
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For others, however, the print - with versions in bolder, orange tones or greens and browns - was younger-looking and jazzier than the traditional camel, black and red check.
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Other than suspending joint military exercises with South Korea this year, Washington has done little to encourage North Korea to take bolder steps toward denuclearization, the North said.
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The Federal Reserve is blasting markets with a bigger and bolder stimulus package, but the response in credit markets has been tepid as stocks continue to sell off.
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The smaller details are what complete a look, what brings it to a new level, just as mixing designer pieces makes a bolder statement than a single gown.
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The authors were curious about some of the bolder claims being tossed around about urban farming — that it can revitalize blighted neighborhoods, say, or help combat food insecurity.
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"I was anticipating — hoping for — a bolder, more incisive image of the strong-voiced person I imagine this former first lady to be," Cotter said in his review.
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I saw why—the flavors were far bolder than at Hang Zhou, especially a marvelous dish of chewy noodles atop a puddle of black vinegar and fried garlic.
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He is also experimenting with bolder colors — one canvas is the shade of a cantaloupe — and there is even a painting in which he is experimenting with white.
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Now, with the Americans mostly gone, its defense rests with Afghan troops, and the Taliban have grown bolder, often setting up surprise checkpoints not far from government outposts.
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There had been speculation that President Trump might make a bolder show of support for Taiwan, which has emerged as one of the most vibrant democracies in Asia.
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At times, I also wish I could have been bolder in fighting for more flexibility at the workplace, so women with children could continue to hold leadership positions.
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On climate, for example, the rising need to act will spur shareholders to take bolder stances with some of the major greenhouse-gas emitters – and their supply chains.
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If rolled out, the new features would build on these previous efforts, but with a bolder tone and a sharper focus on mitigating the spread of false information.
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But since then, some conservatives have quietly pushed for an even bolder proposal, particularly after the GOP's spending binge in recent months, said Republicans familiar with the discussions.
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While I remain deeply encouraged about Pope Francis' commitment to mercy throughout the world, the time has come for him to turn his welcome tone into bolder action.
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Shirakawa's successor Haruhiko Kuroda, who was hand-picked by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to take bolder steps to beat deflation, deployed a massive asset-buying program in 2013.
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Now, however, he became bolder; his view became broader, it took in more of the island, and he began to look for comedy, which he hadn't done before.
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"I would talk around him with a bolder and bigger vision for this country than he has today because unfortunately he lied to the American people," she said.
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It also displays more artful direction, bolder narrative choices and a deep knowledge of film history, all of which add up to a richer viewing experience for the audience.
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Why are any of the policies any of these people are offering any more likely to pass the US Congress than the bolder policies necessary to achieve GND goals?
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But taking the same course with Garoppolo at less than 100 percent - he reportedly suffered a sprained AC joint in his throwing shoulder - could be an even bolder decision.
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Sasha, 14, went for something a little bolder, deciding on a beaded lace and appliqué ballgown in shades of cranberry, turquoise, black and beige; it formerly sold for $19,990.
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The higher grade of panels and bulbs offer brighter, bolder colors than Samsung's LED TVs, along with little to no motion blur and improved HDR for blacks and whites.
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Tattoos come in all shapes, sizes and colors, but sometimes a bold, black block of ink can make an even bolder statement than even the prettiest, full-color tattoos.
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Just try to stay away from anything too hard (Parmigiano-Reggiano, cheddar), and if you prefer softer or bolder varieties (brie, blue), use them as accents at the end.
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Layered over one-shadow looks or a cat-eye, Heaven's Dew serves as the perfect topper that'll take a simple makeup look into bolder territory in a few seconds.
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Bolder steps to make it easier to hire, fire and pay workers according to merit and cut bureaucracy are needed to give Japan Inc greater confidence to boost wages.
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Their instinct will be to recommend that Mr Trump set a bolder objective than Mr Obama was willing to endorse and refrain from setting timetables that ignore military reality.
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If the moderators had been bolder, they'd have asked Donald Trump if the violence by radical white supremacists permits us to infringe on the rights of white Americans generally.
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You can go small and subtle, with a Venus symbol stamped on one thumbnail, or try a bolder take, like spelling 'Girl Boss' across two hands in rainbow stickers.
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Friendship ripened into something bolder, trust in a very strange situation was formed, and now every adventure we have rivals the other- and continues to make plans for itself.
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Last week Hadid paid a visit to colorist Jenna Perry at New York's White Rose Collective to take her faded summer color to richer, bolder heights for the runway.
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Paradoxically, that success spared governments from enacting bolder reforms of the sort that might make the Great Recession the once-a-century event economists thought such calamities should be.
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If Mr Trump's past brittleness under pressure is a guide, such setbacks, far from cowing him, could spur him to bolder action in fields where he sees less constraint.
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People reports that multiple sources in the industry said actresses will be wearing black gowns, a bolder statement than pins or ribbons seen for other causes in years past.
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The fact that this happened (when Mr Obama adopted a Republican health-care plan, Republicans called it socialism) is a reason many now cite for demanding a bolder agenda.
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My reluctance has not allowed me to live my life as full of love and adventure as my gay friends who were bolder and braver than I ever was.
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But it would risk disappointing traders and hedge funds who expect OPEC to do "whatever it takes" and are hoping for a bolder and longer commitment to production restraint.
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Danielle has an amazing sense of style and her confidence is inspiring — she's not afraid to be a little bolder and show off "her girls," as she puts it.
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A gloss can also tone old highlights to a shade that's either bolder or darker, allowing you to even the overall color of your hair in one fell swoop.
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Alex: I like the style of the shoe but I'd maybe go for something a bit bolder… maybe something orange to go with the orange detailing on your jumper.
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The murder is one of a string of losses for Brazil's indigenous communities, as miners and loggers make more and bolder incursions into Indigenous territories and other protected areas.
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From these he moved on to bolder works that accentuate the very flaws and fissures of thicker plexiglass that he heated in his oven and bent into flowing forms.
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Beyond these ideas, Safran and others are already thinking about bolder schemes, such as hybrid electric technology and distributed power, which could usher in futuristic plane designs from 2040.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Strong comments from China's top state planner that the economy needed more support was most likely aimed at persuading the central bank to take bolder policy action.
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Last week, the two cancer survivors were reunited for the first time since, this time to film a video about their progress and promote an even bolder philanthropic effort.
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People went about their regular party business of drinking and getting louder and bolder, and I watched, sort of stunned, as they got messier as the night went on.
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Willing to engage in often exasperating coöperation with the President, he ended up proposing a bolder and more inclusive version of his former opponent's plans for a postwar world.
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The paper, which is the most extensive reverse-engineering of iMessage yet, also reaffirmed several other problems with the messaging service, and gave a much bolder warning to Apple.
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Given all the talk, nationally, of Democrats who are embracing progressive policies, do you think voters in your district are really ready for Democratic candidates offering bolder progressive policies?
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U.S. ambassador to the United Kingdom, Robert Wood Johnson, wrote in the British paper the Sunday Telegraph, that "Iran grew bolder" after signing on to the Obama-era deal.
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Riker is already revered among partisans of the bolder corners of the literary landscape for founding, with his wife, Danielle Dutton, the sublime feminist press Dorothy, a Publishing Project.
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They didn't publicly comment on the draft night looks, but it's safe to say the league's flashiest dressers would applaud the bolder fashion choices of the incoming rookie class.
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"My reluctance has not allowed me to live my life as full of love and adventure as my gay friends who were bolder and braver than I ever was."
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But in the early 53th century, when Peter Paul Rubens shipped thousands of paintings out of the largest workshop in Europe, Antwerp's house style was a much bolder affair.
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He told Catholic News Service that Francis' own explanation for why he wasn't backing the bolder proposals was that the Pope discerned that it wasn't the moment for change.
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China could have signed onto bolder emissions pledges in the Paris agreement, and many environmental advocates and scientists hope that it will offer more ambitious goals in future talks.
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Creative excellence comes from every walk, color, creed, gender and sexual orientation, and it's made richer and bolder and more exciting by diversity, but it's defined by being excellent.
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Over the past few years, Immigration and Customs Enforcement's operations surveilling, detaining, and deporting undocumented immigrants have grown larger in scope and bolder in their disregard for human rights.
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As Jay recognized, sometimes the moment demands bolder and more aggressive action in defense of core principles, even if the defense places you directly in the line of fire.
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He has said any extra spending on infrastructure projects was likely to be modest, disappointing some economists who said he could be bolder with government borrowing costs so low.
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House Republicans are moving on bolder legislation to repeal crucial provisions of Dodd-Frank, including the Volcker rule, which prevents banks from making risky bets with their own money.
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But climate activists, who say more than 40,000 Poles die prematurely annually because of poor air quality, are pressing for bolder measures by the government to protect the public.
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But a bolder, more contextual argument could have filled the spaces where McWhorter indulges in anecdotal tales of cocktail parties and memories of the Philadelphia neighborhood of his youth.
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It has also fueled calls for bolder change, including among nuns, who outnumber priests in the Amazon and often carry out the bulk of missionary work in remote areas.
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Which explains why the most exemplary elements of this exuberantly distracting concert were those executed in service of making Ms. Perry seem bigger, bolder, more creatively thoughtful and dynamic.
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Meanwhile, he added zinfandel, cumin, and culantro—a jagged-leafed spice, popular on the Pacific side, similar to cilantro but bolder and funkier—to the remainder in the pot.
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"My only chance to be believed is to find a way of writing bolder and stronger than woman-hating itself — smarter, deeper, colder," she wrote in a 1995 essay.
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Kobach is known for having a hardline stance on immigration, and a portion of his homeland security plan reflects some of Trump's bolder campaign proclamations about securing US borders.
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And, this is a small thing, but the keypad on the Watch's lock screen now features bigger, bolder keys, which might just be my favorite feature of the software redesign.
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That means even bolder investments in the city's bus and light rail network, upgrading Sounder Commuter Rail to something resembling a viable rail link to Tacoma, and rezoning for growth.
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Natural Love is particularly drool-worthy for people who prefer neutral, earthy tones over bolder eye makeup, but we can't imagine anyone not digging the shades in this blockbuster release.
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On Broadway, that chemistry inevitably has to be bigger and bolder, and Barks and her co-star, perennial Broadway fave Andy Karl (Groundhog Day), do the job without going overboard.
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More funds have been earmarked for education, healthcare and defence, but one analyst said an opportunity to make bolder reforms to overhaul inefficient parts of the economy had been missed.
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"Without bolder structural reforms and credible fiscal consolidation, domestic demand could remain sluggish, and any further monetary easing could lead to overreliance on depreciation of the yen," the IMF said.
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But besides microblading your desired arches, which can be both painful and expensive, we have yet to find a way to achieve bolder brows that last longer than a day.
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He has been much bolder, politically, about pushing his ideas on security and international relations than he has about more urgent challenges such as Japan's shrinking population and idling economy.
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But on a recent trip to Japan — with her sisters in tow, naturally — Kourtney was seen straying from the usual, testing out bolder trends like blue eyeshadow and graphic liner.
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But whether it's down to the Alessandro Michele/Gucci effect or a simple desire for bolder and brighter clothing for the visually-led Instagram generation, maximalism is alive and well.
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The Obama administration has been reduced to reacting to Chinese assertions; the Chinese -- and others -- have, not surprisingly, become bolder, if not the bullies or extremists referred to be Lieberman.
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Lured by the promise of a boost to tourism, China's national parks have continued to dream up bolder and more ambitious bridge projects, despite one of the bridges cracking recently.
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If you're looking for a safer and mess-free alternative, Baker suggests sticking to a tinted brow gel with a formula utilizing thickening fibers to get the darker, bolder effect.
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Though financial and political elites were not spared a populist backlash after the Great Recession, they have largely kept their seat at the table, blocking the enactment of bolder reforms.
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Sometimes the idea of perfectly groomed arches is so appealing, people will do just about anything — even procedures like transplants and microneedling — to make them bolder, fuller, and more defined.
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On the contrary, the main reason why this buoyant production may underperform is that it is bolder and less conventional, a full-blown musical rather than a biopic with songs.
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And maybe now she'll have the ability to go bolder -- her ambitions to change the American food system were thwarted by corporate food interests that have immense influence in Congress.
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Galvin said CDP would in future be bolder in naming and shaming in the report, which was issued to coincide with the start of the World Economic Forum in Davos.
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More specifically, how can we pressure Clinton to make good on her feminist campaign promises, while at the same time fight for a bolder, more expansive vision for American feminism?
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This won't make the cake taste like coffee; instead, it just brings out the depths of the chocolate for a bolder flavor that most people miss out on when baking.
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It's kind of like all your fave iconic 1980s movie prom scenes rolled into one, but bolder and queerer and set to some blissful post punk instead of Billy Idol.
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The 82-year-old Manson, who is serving a life term for the slaughter that bears his name, may have done something with the swastika that seems bolder than before.
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What they need to do is go back to the drawing board on this bill for at least a few more months and produce something bolder that actually might work.
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He said in prepared remarks that "bolder, transformational options" must be seriously considered, including breaking up banks, turning large banks into public utilities and taxing leverage throughout the financial system.
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She begins by rubbing the turkey (she prefers the bolder flavor of organic birds) generously with a magical, spiced chile paste that she blends up on the morning of Thanksgiving.
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But over the last half century, the executive branch has grown bolder about withholding information in the name of national security or executive privilege, to keep the president's communications confidential.
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Critics in his own party say that would be a waste of political capital for little gain, although experts note an amendment could open the door to future bolder changes.
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But it has also left him vulnerable to criticism from conservatives who believe the French economy needs a far bolder reform jolt after what many view as a lost decade.
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The presumptive Republican presidential nominee has put forward a healthcare plan on his campaign website that leaves out many of the bolder promises he has made during debates and speeches.
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Some continued an emphasis on boudoir inspirations; others took a bolder stance, showing abbreviated skirts, crop tops and high-waist trousers, and necklines contoured to slide off the shoulders provocatively.
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But she needs to fill in some of the gaps by talking about the issues that matter most to her and outlining a bolder agenda that she seeks to pursue.
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But some of the network's sitcoms are not only still plucking along, but becoming bolder and stronger as they age, determined to make a mark lest they become forgotten, too.
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With each album they would evolve and leave the subgenre tags behind them (mostly), pushing their sound into bold new directions—none bolder than their brand new album, Double Negative.
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Choosing a fleece with a bolder color, an interesting pattern, or a more fashion-forward fit can be the difference between looking unique and memorable or being another anonymous clone.
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But recently, some have become bolder, booking first-class seats that get them near enough to snap pictures and ask for autographs in VIP lounges or aboard the planes themselves.
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More splashy series will follow as part of Monroe's vision for the channel to make "fewer, bigger, bolder, much more creatively ambitious" bets on topics of adventure, science and travel.
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The coming days (or weeks … or months) are the final ones in which he'll have any chance to push Biden further left, toward bolder plans for addressing society's deepest ills.
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Even myself, I have gotten bolder with telling my story over and over again, hoping that other domestic workers can come forward and feel more powerful and find more courage.
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He tried out a pair of bolder, more loose-fitting pants at a performance on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" in November 2015, a trend he continues to rock to this day.
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