"Our cities are getting brighter and brighter, and they're getting brighter throughout the world," Stevens said.
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The future is brighter — much brighter — than they think.
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Hillary has lit that voice inside of me, and that light will never go out, it will continue to get brighter and brighter and brighter.
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Areas around beaches with high-quality waves have over time grown brighter and brighter in these satellite images.
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What you might notice tonight is that the moon will be brighter — about 30 percent brighter than a micromoon.
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As the star runs out of hydrogen and helium atoms to burn in its core, it glows brighter and brighter.
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All of the sudden the lights started getting brighter, dimmer, brighter, dimmer, until it was as bright as sunshine in here.
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As the night progressed, the director's lovable personality shone brighter and brighter, and now we're all dues-paying members of Bong Hive.
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As Wonder Woman burns brighter and brighter, it can't help but cast an unflattering light on the DCEU's biggest competitor, the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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"The intensity of light outside is much brighter than typical indoor lighting and brighter light has a stronger impact on our clock," Wright says.
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One paper from 1956 found that many of the meteors were brighter than a magnitude of 5, and many brighter than a magnitude of 3.
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On the show, a regeneration usually kicks off with the Doctor's skin starting to glow, getting brighter and brighter beneath his clothes until he's totally engulfed in light.
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A supermoon is when the moon is closer to Earth in its orbit, therefore appearing bigger and brighter – NASA predicts Wednesday's moon will appear 14% brighter than usual.
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The 15-inch version of the laptop features a 67 percent brighter display with 67 percent higher contrast and a color gamut that's a quarter brighter than its predecessor.
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The big moon and the big man in the room with me are brighter than average but, I don't know, they feel like they could be bigger and a lot brighter.
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That's why they're stars — they shine a little brighter.
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Does mastering an instrument make the hot spot burn brighter?
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But next year is looking brighter, according to industry experts.
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"I think it is a little bit brighter," she agrees.
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IPO bonanza On the IPO front, things are looking brighter.
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It's an industry with more jobs with a brighter future.
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Did the sun seem to shine a little bit brighter?
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"Few, if any shined brighter than Tupac Shakur," McQueen said.
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U.S. consumers continued to feel brighter about the stock market.
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However, the future is looking brighter for Fabio's robot brethren.
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Now, though, things are looking brighter for the Lib Dems.
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Those people helped you burn brighter, not burn up faster.
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You all made a rainy Halloween in Washington much brighter.
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The company says it's 22 percent brighter than its predecessor.
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All three look quite good and offer brighter highlights — e.g.
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The employment picture is certainly brighter than a decade ago.
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Adoption news is brighter on the WPA3 side of things.
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The system remains brighter than it was before the explosion.
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The brighter, louder, and more intense the thumbnail, the better.
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If the future looks brighter, it is still not certain.
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Twitter's future is looking brighter after this recent quarter though.
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They sound great, but some may prefer a brighter sound.
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He talked like a person who envisioned a brighter future.
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The brighter something burns, the quicker it starts to fade.
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Or spacecraft powered by laser pulses brighter than the sun.
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Things are brighter in some pockets of the labor market.
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It's OK, but it could be brighter in sunny conditions.
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Even when the news is brighter, it isn't all good.
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When everything else is ugly, beauty shines so much brighter.
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Light seems brighter, sounds are louder, and smells are stronger.
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We're ready for a brighter and a happier New Year!
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The trend seems, for now, towards brighter colours across sport.
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Want to make your eyes shine brighter than a diamond?
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Things started to look brighter over the last several years.
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Things now appear to be looking brighter for the newlyweds.
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The FX market's outlook for the pound is brighter too.
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The lighting is brighter than a World Series night game.
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The brighter the color on the map, the more rainfall.
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Tesla's 2018 has potential to be much brighter than 2017.
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The moon will appear significantly larger and brighter than usual.
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The sun's rays will grow as your screen gets brighter.
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But even the government's wage statistics may soon look brighter.
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"Everyone seemed to be in a brighter mood," Alcantara said.
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Colors are brighter, parties last longer, and portions are larger.
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Trust Beyoncé to make your Monday morning a little brighter.
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Amino acids and B vitamins make the skin look brighter.
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It's brighter, more colorful and can help save battery life.
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The brighter the lights, the less the TV ads matter.
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The louder, the brighter, the crazier the pattern — the better.
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Instead, there's something brighter and sweeter in this first issue.
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Potentially far brighter than Paglen's work, astronomers are nonetheless displeased.
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The brighter you are the more intensely you feel it.
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Both Tigers have burned brighter than practically any other team.
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Is there in any way a brighter side to this?
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Where travelers go may seem brighter and better designed today.
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In fact, my skin feels softer and looks brighter overall.
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The contours were sharper now, the colors brighter and bolder.
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"The darker the night, the brighter the stars," Dostoyevsky wrote.
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No longer was he a beacon of a brighter future.
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But 113 is already looking brighter for the Cupertino, Calif.
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The news was brighter elsewhere in Comcast's earnings on Thursday.
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The night sky will shine a little brighter than usual.
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The picture in the South and the West is brighter.
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But I can confirm they're a lot brighter in person.Â
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"The threat picture is getting dimmer, not brighter," Nielsen acknowledged.
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Americans need more jobs, higher wages and a brighter future.
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During the holidays, those lights get noticeably bigger and brighter.
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Overall, though, we currently lean toward brighter skies than not.
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The picture in New Hampshire is far brighter for Democrats.
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Others said positioning for a brighter sterling outlook remains tricky.
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The future of the Minnesota Timberwolves has never been brighter.
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Most of them deserve to move on to brighter projects.
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Think beyond brighter screens, better cameras, and other incremental changes.
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Check out the pics ... Carrie couldn't look hotter and brighter.
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Of course, a little bit of eyeshadow makes them even brighter.
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It will also make veggies brighter and fresher tasting, Lester explained.
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It's probably really bright—far brighter than it needs to be.
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It means that the future will be brighter than the past.
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Skin is bathed in moisture for a brighter beautiful comfortable feel.
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For the occasion, Markle chose brighter colors than she typically wears.
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Well-recorded acoustic stuff in particular is brighter and more lifelike.
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Jobs that provide dignity and a path to a brighter future.
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Rodriguez, 33, expressed the brighter side of her sensuality on Nov.
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The Nikon is definitely brighter and has a bit less noise.
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OLED screens make images appear brighter and sharper than LCD panels.
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You'll wake up with clean pillowcases and a brighter, softer complexion.
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The dragon seemed playful now, its colors brighter with spring approaching.
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But India's second thoughts make for the bigger, and brighter, story.
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Hopefully this is a start of a brighter future in Hollywood.
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Lancaster has a brighter story and eventually became a lawyer herself.
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We are especially happy to see that she's only glowing brighter.
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She shows that schools can delay selection without harming brighter pupils.
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It's capable of producing brighter images and some amazing-looking HDR.
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OLED screens display darker blacks, brighter whites, and more vibrant colors.
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I appreciated these toiletries but wished the bathroom had brighter lights.
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I firmly believe working together we can build that brighter future.
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Plus, the trick simultaneously makes eyes look brighter and more awake.
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They could be brighter, or harder-working, or have rare talents.
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It's brighter and more usable indoors or outdoors under direct sunlight.
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"Gentleman Jack" is brighter and more engaging than most period dramas.
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It was getting brighter — almost as if it had exploded again.
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An even brighter meteor burst over Main Street in May 2004.
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It made paints shiny and more durable, and their colours brighter.
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Plus, the display is 103 percent brighter than the first model.
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As her spotlight grew brighter, Cardi's beauty game has become stronger.
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"My future seems bright — a lot brighter," she previously told PEOPLE.
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Let's hope the rest of the week is a little brighter.
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It doesn't get much brighter for this weekend's new wide releases.
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It's not too late, and hopefully a brighter future lies ahead.
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Brighter stars make it easier to measure this wobble fairly quickly.
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The media glare seems to get brighter with each passing year.
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Adding a brighter lens givea the video a bright, professional finish.
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And the ones who aren't brighter, are definitely happier than you.
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The light is always brighter at the end of the tunnel.
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But on the brighter side, so is the magic of unicorns.
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And the future is going to be brighter and not darker.
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The world when I'm close to her is sharper and brighter.
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The new iPad Pro's display is bigger and brighter than ever.
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But, by embracing digital, Votaw believes the future can be brighter.
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Bear with me, I promise I'm going somewhere brighter with this.
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Pat a brighter red shadow on the center of your lid.
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Jorja's song sounds brighter to me than that, though – more colourful.
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The faster the crank is turned, the brighter the bulb shines.
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For many, hope of a brighter future has already been shattered.
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With brighter colours, organisers can keep the focus on the game.
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He is clearly prioritizing his family and envisioning brighter Black futures.
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The OnePlus 6T's shot is clearly better with its brighter colors.
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At least the recent graduates are entering a brighter job market.
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Let's endeavor to give them better opportunities and a brighter future.
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Hunt knew he had a brighter future as a cliff diver.
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It's an open question whether drawing brighter lines will stem losses.
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Let us join forces, and help their light shine ever brighter.
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Your new TV is 20 percent thinner and 10 percent brighter?
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In doing so, we'll create a roadmap for a brighter tomorrow.
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The iPhone 11 Pro's screen is brighter, and it's immediately noticeable.
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And chart a course to a brighter, stronger, certainly wealthier future.
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Today's most stylish homeowners, she said, were embracing brighter, warmer colors.
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The moon tonight will appear significantly larger and brighter than usual.
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It would also be brighter on one side than the other.
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"I was dizzy, things looked brighter to me," Sexton, 32, said.
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The new Kindle Paperwhite (right) is brighter than the older model.
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We have to do it for a brighter future for everyone.
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Healthy people take these drugs to try to be brighter longer.
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The long-suffering Iranian people deserve a much brighter future. pic.twitter.
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For some people, colors get brighter and more intense, Levine says.
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The outlook for the rest of 2017 is not much brighter.
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But surprisingly, the Trump brand has far brighter prospects in India.
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And more often than not, their star shined brighter than his.
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Results from big-box retailers Target and Walmart were much brighter.
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Bright white shades and trainers only make the color appear brighter.
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On a brighter note, Lilith in Taurus can be intoxicatingly charming.
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Shining brighter than my skin,my eyes, they say it all.
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"We decided that we needed brighter colors," Ms. Salzer said, laughing.
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This sensor, in this case, shines brighter when calcium levels increase.
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With each thump, the cloth grew brighter, acquiring a shiny gloss.
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The outlook is brighter for banks in the United States, however.
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"The picture tends to look brighter and more vibrant," he added.
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The prospects of peace were arguably brighter than we once thought.
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We've spoken to him about a brighter future for North Korea.
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Sanders' campaign -- have gained a brighter spotlight in the Democratic platform.
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There's also a better OLED screen that's brighter and more colorful.
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Night Mode enhances low-light photos by making them look brighter.
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"Is brighter than the light shining in you," the rest replied.
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The darkness let the main attraction, bioluminescent plankton, shine even brighter.
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This can allow the TV to produce brighter and truer colors.
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As a positive, they tend to be brighter and less expensive.
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It's a thoroughly enjoyable sketch that shines even brighter in Dec.
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The option to find something better and brighter was always there.
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She believes Impossible Foods has a brighter future over its rivals.
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"It's looking brighter," Ann said, adding later, "I just got hired."
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The lack of dust also means that it will appear brighter.
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In these first images, Ultima appears only as a bump on the side of a background star that's roughly 17 times brighter, but Ultima will be getting brighter—and easier to see—as the spacecraft gets closer.
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Before long he would glow a dull red color before getting brighter and brighter and whiter in color before he began to emit X-rays and finally deadly gamma rays, killing anyone who got close to him.
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Not every step toward a brighter tomorrow comes with ease, of course.
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Wall Street analysts are forecasting brighter results when AIG reports this week.
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Brighter than sunlight, to be fair — but close to real-world conditions.
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The screen is 67 percent brighter and shows 25 percent more colors.
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The gas giant will be brighter than any star in the sky.
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Our planet, therefore, is even brighter at nighttime than the data suggests.
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Things in December seemed brighter on the consumer side of things, however.
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This summer is about to be a whole lot brighter at Disneyland.
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Only Sirius, a star a thousand times closer to us, was brighter.
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The True Tone display is also 50 percent brighter than earlier models.
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At the moment I am feeling brighter, happier, and smiling as ever.
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It's painting a brighter picture of the service sector of the economy.
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Ranking statistics pulled from App Annie don't paint a much brighter picture.
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You'll probably be using it set brighter, particularly if you go outdoors.
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Everything looks brighter and has higher contrast and a wider color gamut.
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On a brighter note, I downloaded an archive of my LinkedIn data.
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Look at Senate results and the picture was undoubtedly brighter for Republicans.
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Together, we will find our way toward healing and a brighter day.
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Constellations I couldn't name became brighter than the occasional headlight passing by.
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Moreover, we continue to create brighter futures through our inquisitiveness and inventiveness.
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"It's much brighter and should be observable pretty easily," she told CNN.
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The lights in the room felt brighter and the air more stale.
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We're counting on you to pave us a brighter future, Representative Marshall.
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The material headed toward Earth appears brighter than the side moving away.
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So how do you make this fall brighter and better than ever?
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These fireballs will be larger and brighter than the average meteor shower.
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Tygart said other factors were making the outlook brighter for clean athletes.
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For those lucky enough to return home, the outlook wasn't much brighter.
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But for fall, the color du jour actually packs a brighter punch.
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Trust us, your day is about to seem a whole lot brighter.
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But Philophobia takes those ideas and makes them more palatable and brighter.
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The brighter half of the ring imaged by the Event Horizon Telescope.
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Since using it, my face looks clearer, brighter, and more even, too.
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And with a brighter spotlight, tighter accountability screws applied to its practices.
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And we arrived at a brighter, flatter option — but was it better?
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On a brighter note, Jane's dress game was on fire this week.
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Jump on this deal and make sure your face sees brighter days.
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Now they have Oculus Touch and the world seems so much brighter.
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There are signs that we are headed back toward those brighter days.
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That even in our darkest hours, there's always a brighter day ahead.
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OLED technology requires less power than LCD displays and produces brighter colors.
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Essentially, more radiants and light points mean holograms are brighter and richer.
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"The light is much brighter in the darkest of places," he says.
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Brighter undereyes with a smooth, natural look that even Shah's husband noticed.
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I wanted to go the opposite way and make something much brighter.
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I saw a vision of a brighter future and a better day.
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OLED offers brighter displays and better power efficiency over liquid crystal displays.
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Dolby does offer a crisper, brighter image with deeper blacks than IMAX.
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After the hearings, Republicans' fortunes seemed to look brighter in the Senate.
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Meanwhile, in other rooms that seemed brighter, the half moon showed up.
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"Maybe Cisco announces something that shows a brighter growth path," Cramer said.
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The current status and outlook for e-commerce are brighter than ever.
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The next morning my skin looked brighter, smoother, and seemed more toned.
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Animals that run, in essence, become brighter than those that do not.
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My skin feels softer, brighter and the dark circles are less noticeable.
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What's new, in addition to a brighter cover, is the scoring system.
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" His friend, Sergio from Milan, responded, "Maybe the colors could be brighter.
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Brighter days are ahead, and his contract isn't a total disgrace. 5.
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My skin was brighter, more radiant, and my complexion was more even.
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Outside of work, she still wears solid colors but they are brighter.
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They have this feeling that his past is brighter than his future.
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Of course, they may still have more chance for a brighter future.
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The flavor is somehow brighter and more acidic than the stew's sauce.
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Mr. Wang said he hoped for a brighter future for his children.
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The year 2016 appeared to be the start of a brighter future.
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The things I love — the things I should love — become clearer, brighter.
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If McGregor loses to Diaz again, however, Aldo's future looks much brighter.
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The image is brighter where gas flows around the hole, toward us.
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The fruit seems much brighter and the wine feels fresher in general.
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Modern, advanced factories incorporate automation and robotics in brighter spaces, he said.
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"Color itself is optimistic, and the brighter the better," Ms. Miller said.
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It attributes the brighter prospects to strong returns in the stock market.
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It became brighter, and the dark outlines of the characters gained contrast.
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But it appears when the moon blocks the much brighter solar disk.
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Still, the future of Formula One in America may be getting brighter.
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Encouraging entrepreneurship is critical to helping Puerto Rico build a brighter future.
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And it's tens of thousands of times brighter here than on Earth.
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But everything here is a little bit more — brighter, earthier, smokier, creamier.
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Which has just shone a little brighter thanks to those historical revisions.
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The OLED display is slightly brighter than I expected, which is clever.
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Millions of children provided with a brighter future, families and communities strengthened.
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The left side of the disk also appears brighter than the right.
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They may also be brighter, less complacent and hungrier to prove themselves.
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This makes the moon larger and brighter by 14%, according to NASA.
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In Saudi Arabian cities, light grew 60% to 100% brighter during Ramadan.
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Mexico's transition makes the North American energy picture even brighter, he said.
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"The overall picture looks much brighter than a year ago," said Indergand.
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"My light is not any brighter," she said of the inquiry announcement.
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They also tend to be a bit brighter than the typical meteor.
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Over the ensuing half century, her art star has grown much brighter.
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Zhang and Chen thought little about economic mobility or a brighter future.
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The explosion was 570 billion times brighter than the sun and 20 times brighter than all the stars in the Milky Way galaxy combined, according to a statement from The Ohio State University, which is leading the study.
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After a week, my skin was noticeably brighter, more even, and dark spots from my hormonal acne had lightenedAfter about a week of using the cleanser every morning and night, I noticed my skin was clearer and brighter.
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But the thing that I love about this show and continue to love about the show is these moments, these pockets of unity, and certainly "he's our family too" is the tiniest glimmer of light in a very, very, very dark night, and I think that gives the tiniest flame that hopefully is going to burn brighter and brighter and brighter as the season [continues].
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But with increased influence comes a brighter spotlight on the historically secretive firm.
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Moreover, it was thicker and brighter in color than other grasses, she observed.
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Basically, Mullally told me, almost everything is brighter and louder than we realize.
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A new directing team took the movie in a brighter, more comedic direction.
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Saturn's main rings, along with its moons, are much brighter than most stars.
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Live long enough and points on your timeline shine brighter than the rest.
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Was the sky a little brighter this morning as you left the house?
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The brighter double star Theta1 Orionis C (lower right) is also well seen.
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Razer says the phone's display is 50 percent brighter than the previous model.
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I'm happy to say the screen on the new MacBook Air is brighter.
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HDR is an image which makes the whites brighter and black colors darker.
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We're almost ready to start a new chapter and build that brighter future.
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Step 5: Go to bed and have sweet dreams of a brighter complexion.
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The tone is more even, it looks brighter, and my face feels smoother.
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I have faith that despite this difficult time, there are brighter days ahead.
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Nodding your head makes it brighter, then it suddenly fades, revealing ... well, you.
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As it goes on holiday this week, it is in much brighter shape.
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As Allure reports, Starburst hair is almost like a brighter version of it.
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It's also brighter and a bit softer, resulting in loss of some detail.
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This performance suggested that this orchestra's sound is becoming both brighter and fuller.
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However, its 3,000 nits peak brightness is much brighter than most modern OLEDs.
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Tap on some of the "heat" spots, indicated by brighter reds and oranges.
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Higher rates and the brighter market helped lift Japanese banking and financial shares.
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But last night, she debuted a brighter hair color and eyebrow-grazing bangs.
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The hotter the real heating element, the bigger and brighter the LED lights.
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And here's our vision for America: it's an America with a brighter future.
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The surface of icy Enceladus is uniformly bright, far brighter than Earth's moon.
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So we believe we might expect some brighter future for commodity prices, yes.
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The future of the MCU gets even brighter adding #CaptainMarvel to the mix.
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Foreign students may opt for cheaper courses in countries with brighter job prospects.
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They did so by observing the way brighter patches on the Sun traveled.
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Brighter days are ahead, or so start-up investors would have us believe.
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The screen is also brighter than on any other Huawei phone I've seen.
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Here's hoping this marks the start to a better and brighter new year.
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The screen's OLED display also looks brighter and richer than last year's Pixel.
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" The brighter future Americans deserve "will only happen if we fix our politics.
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This rock-solid foundation shines brighter than ever thanks to a modern overhaul.
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She is my best friend and the best teammate to shine brighter with.
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The brighter the dot, the more likely it is to be a wildfire.
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"Girls Burn Brighter" is a beautiful tale of friendship, hard-knocks, and hope.
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An Austin, Texas store was transformed to be "brighter, fresher, cleaner," she said.
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An improved corporate governance outlook also adds to the region's overall brighter outlook.
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For Wacha, the change reportedly led to brighter eyes and a shinier coat.
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Still, the results painted a brighter outlook compared with predictions by major banks.
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My skin is looking better, my eyes brighter, and I'm generally feeling great.
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And if we stand together and choose freedom, our future will be brighter.
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Her overall shade now appears to be brighter than her last ombré look.
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Disclosing more might persuade the market the future is brighter than they thought.
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Zaitsev, is entitled "Brighter Days Are Coming," a nod to the Soviet utopian
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Like a facial in a jar, this tingly mask leaves skin visibly brighter.
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"A Brighter Summer Day" depicts but does not directly explicate the political situation.
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The visitors were, as afternoon drifted into night, slicker and quicker and brighter.
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Creating a brighter tomorrow requires serious investment in our children and youths today.
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At least where the calendar is concerned, it only gets brighter from here!
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It made a widow such as she was accede to a brighter view.
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Those guys are building a brighter future and this just feels like death.
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Normally, this area is obscured by the much brighter center of the sun.
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And after multiple uses, your teeth can get up to 14 shades brighter.
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It's slightly smaller, and slightly lighter, and even a little bit brighter too.
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"Our Plan for Britain is a plan for a brighter future," she said.
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It takes these very dark topics and puts them in a brighter light.
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Pioneers of LED technology bring glowing sculptures, each year brighter than the last.
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Golden halos grew brighter around the edges of window blinds in citizens' pods.
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It's lighter, brighter, sheerer, and more forgiving than makeup from any other season.
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Doing that will help ensure a brighter and healthier future for our children.
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It grew brighter and denser, then contracted into an oval of emerald light.
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Soon, the document appeared brighter and clearer, revealing names like Wyckoff and Lefferts.
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All of it made brighter and more vibrant by a glaring summer sun.
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We know that Trump doesn't like any star to shine brighter than his.
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We're all looking forward to moving onto a brighter future for Irish women.
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On a brighter note, Lilith in Leo's sparkling charisma is a magnificent thing.
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It would rational to dismiss these numbers and believe brighter days are ahead.
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Vote-at-home shines even brighter in lower-turnout midterm and primary elections.
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Brighter greens and yellows indicate the presence of more vehicles on the roads.
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Los Angeles is replacing some of its dark asphalt roads with brighter materials.
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The depths of the ocean are a lot brighter than you might think.
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He says Starlinks are brighter than other satellites orbiting at the same height.
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There were so many more colours than on Earth, and so much brighter.
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And while he didn't say the basket looked bigger, maybe it looked brighter.
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But, there was an even brighter future where earbuds were completely wire-free.
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The more you can allow yourself to forget, the brighter the film shines.
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The Adonis substituted sweet vermouth for the dry, producing a fruitier, brighter aperitif.
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It stimulates and massages the skin for enhanced circulation and a brighter glow.
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Perhaps then, the young Mila Orriols would see Islam in a brighter light.
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With that, however, has come renewed scrutiny and a brighter spotlight than before.
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The goggles also have Smith's proprietary ChromaPop tech, which provides brighter color contrast.
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Photo are brighter and sharper and the phone does better in low light.
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My face and skin coloring actually looked brighter and more radiant as well.
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He's not gotten brighter or humbler, but he's gotten smaller and more conventional.
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Through thoughtful regulation and increased consumer choice, we can choose a brighter path.
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The future looks brighter as well, with business and consumer confidence spiking higher.
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The researchers concluded that holiday activity indeed makes the Earth a bit brighter.
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Myths are always brighter and simpler than the reality from which they arise.
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Still, none of Marvel's 2018 highlights are bigger and brighter than Black Panther.
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"Our picture of the suspect is getting a little bit brighter," he said.
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Everyone left more confident that there was a path to a brighter future.
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Meanwhile, the migrants in Nuevo Laredo hope their future will somehow be brighter.
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But the way she comported herself after her crimes will make it brighter.
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That's 300 accounts — and 300 families whose holidays just got a little brighter.
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And in doing so, we can move forward together towards a brighter future.
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For sure, one week of brighter data isn't enough to shift entrenched pessimism.
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This new analysis implied that the star actually released a 1-minute-long flare, a thousand times brighter than the star's usual shine—perhaps 10 times brighter than the most powerful solar flares from our own sun on record, said Weinberger.
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On the slightly brighter side, hospitals have seemingly gotten better at handling these cases.
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But here's to brighter times this spring, which is right around the corner. Cheers!
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When you add independents into the mix, the picture behind is a little brighter.
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There are nonetheless brighter signs — and in a medium everyone loves to hate — television.
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Supermoons generally appear to be 14% bigger and 30% brighter than other full moons.
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I can't quite tell if its 50 percent brighter, but the screen is bright!
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As part of our 2019 ambitions, we've set our sights on brighter, healthier skin.
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Therefore, Mosse's landscapes mimic nature: objects in the sun are warmer and therefore brighter.
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And if the lighting is brighter one time, you're going to see more lines.
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From afar, the photo taken with the Pocophone F21 looks brighter and more vibrant.
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If he's looking for optimism, it's hard to get much brighter than Star Trek.
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"Some of them are exceedingly luminous — 100 times brighter than ordinary supernovae," Woosley said.
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But I'm hopeful that 2017 nominations will turn out to be a bit brighter.
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Immediately, I noticed that my skin looked much brighter, and even glowy in places.
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Everything was just bigger and brighter and nobody took themselves too seriously,' DeLano said.
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On the brighter side, costs have also fallen because the sharp cuts in drilling.
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The future, moreover, looks brighter still—or dimmer, if you are an illicit fisherman.
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The brighter your screen is, the more damage to your battery life, in theory.
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This one perfects a brighter, glitzier, weirder, more specific style of bubblegum than usual.
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Both Ms. Carroll and especially Ms. Horne, however, lit brighter, more crackling vocal fires.
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Michel Temer, the country's centre-right president, hopes to arrange for a brighter one.
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Together they exfoliate the skin to leave it looking brighter, softer, and more glowy.
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"I am feeling brighter, happier and smiling as ever," Woolfe said in a statement.
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So that is something to be watching and that's a brighter spot at Nordstrom.
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Boris Johnson has a journalist's interest in ideas—the bigger and brighter the better.
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The darker patches of black mixed in among the brighter bits are cosmic dust.
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Apple's latest macOS software update may have made your 2018 MacBook Air's display brighter.
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The line has since expanded to offer some brighter colors, while keeping its aesthetic.
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They generally appear to be 14% bigger and 30% brighter than other full moons.
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And many said they had more energy and "felt brighter," despite giving up caffeine.
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During this time, the star repeatedly grew brighter and fainter up to five times.
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The track is one of the brighter moments of self-reflection on the record.
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An explosion would generate a fireball of light many times brighter than the sun.
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The prospects for a cyclical recovery seem brighter than the chances of deeper reform.
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The brighter the better here; extra points for matching your eyeshadow to your outfit.
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Supermoons generally appear to be 143% bigger and 30% brighter than other full moons.
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On a brighter note, it seems that China's overall coal usage really is falling.
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The colors are brighter and I can make out more details in the background.
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On a brighter note, we call a Lyft to head to Eataly for lunch!
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Education is the only way that many people can work toward a brighter future.
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Prospects for a grand bargain with Mr Macron on security are only slightly brighter.
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They each stand confidently on their own, but shine even brighter when they're united.
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One who could lead us into what will hopefully be a brighter, 2019 future?
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My skin looked brighter and felt really hydrated — enough to skip night cream after.
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Samsung says the QLEDs are brighter with better color reproduction compared to regular OLEDs.
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"My future seems bright — a lot brighter," she tells PEOPLE in an exclusive interview.
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I wanted to make my version bolder and brighter and dreamier in every way.
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Cleo's offerings are characterized by louder, brighter patterns, with the same bra-sized foundation.
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When stopped down, it shoots in f/2.4, which is better for brighter environments.
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But if you qualify, your prospects for a shorter sentence become a lot brighter.
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But, the light coming from the horizon in the morning was brighter than ever.
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And it's brighter at the bottom because that light is actually moving toward us.
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As a result, the red planet will glow about 80 times brighter than usual.
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It will always be brighter than you could ever dream of — so trust her.
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This removes pilling on cotton, which will make your sweater look smoother and brighter.
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You're so immersed into the hope of them healing and choosing a brighter path.
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A brighter future for America must mean a better future for our poorest kids.
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More powerful panels and bulbs means brighter colors and a smoother, more natural picture.
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On the brighter side, the Trump National Security Council team is outstanding, with Gen.
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You miss the days when you were younger and cooler and wore brighter colors.
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Let's let this fire burn brighter every day and do not let it fade.
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It uses Samsung's high-end AMOLED panel, though, so you'll get much brighter colors.
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When your workspace or living area is brighter, you tend to feel happier too.
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To improve the device, then is a mission of relative adjectives: brighter, smaller, thinner.
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Now, the spotlight shines brighter, and with it comes a fresh round of scrutiny.
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What better time to acquaint ourselves with Tarkosvky's vision, brighter and clearer than ever?
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Seriously, my skin looked brighter and fresher after just a few drops of this.
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The brighter your highlight, the closer you are to heaven — or something like that.
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The phone is also faster, its screen is brighter, and it has stereo speakers.
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Regulators should require that vehicles come with cyclist-friendly safety features like brighter headlights.
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Yet, a brighter future for struggling Latin Americans cannot depend on the United States.
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Will a brighter shade of red lipstick make you feel more confident approaching fall?
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Only the Philippines and Vietnam - where economic prospects are brighter - have stable sector outlooks.
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Wouldn't life be a bit brighter if every weekend started with Hamilton Mixtape songs?
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It's also brighter than last year's model, which means it's easier to read outdoors.
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But the record books will show Saturday's result in the Axalta Faster. Tougher. Brighter.
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Juice Beauty's Green Apple Age Defy Serum ($58) makes my skin brighter almost instantly.
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The floor plan was opened up during renovations, creating a brighter, more contemporary layout.
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Thankfully, September and October have been much brighter with occupancy rates at 82 percent.
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But once they considered starting three businesses in one, the financial prospects looked brighter.
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My complexion was immediately brighter, and the effect lasted well into the next morning.
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The LP itself flickers between melancholy acoustics and brighter, full-band chunks of Americana.
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It's 25 percent brighter than an iPad Air 2 with a wider color gamut.
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Tenga is a Japanese company that wants to create a brighter future for penises.
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The colors cluster together, seeming to get brighter when they meet in the middle.
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Lifelong learning is the only path forward to a brighter and more profitable future.
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Even so, Bach on a harpsichord sounds clearer, brighter, more incisive—curiously, more modern.
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For the past few weeks, Mars has been growing brighter in the night sky.
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The fruits in the market glowed brighter than anything, and I laughed with joy.
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The process, in theory, goes only one way — onward into a brighter, better future.
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Sometimes a brighter future for me and my son seems just out of reach.
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When celestial objects are directly opposite the sun, they appear brighter in the sky.
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When she leaves her dying city, he leads her to a newer, brighter one.
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They should refuse to hire women back "at a bargain" when circumstances are brighter.
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The salads are brighter, too, if you can get over some of the names.
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Even as his reputation grew in Paris, he yearned for brighter times in Haiti.
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So he could shine brighter still when another six states vote in a week.
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But that closeness also makes them more visible, and brighter in the night sky.
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The brand is one of the brighter spots within parent Hudson's Bay Company's portfolio.
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Amazon added 60% more LEDs, which makes the light more uniform and much brighter.
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" These days is "brighter, faster and somehow zippier... yet the sense of belonging remains.
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Listened to in the context of no context, they shone far brighter, if alone.
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"They are brighter than 99 percent of the objects on orbit now," says Seitzer.
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And between now and April, Venus will look brighter and higher in the sky.
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Northern California cities like San Francisco and Sacramento were significantly brighter during the holidays.
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I remember Washington being so much bigger, grander and brighter than my little city.
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But there are brighter spots, such as (Reporting by David Milliken and William Schomberg)
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The images show dark streaks, dots of debris and a brighter halo of impact.
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It would have to be 10 billion times brighter to affect us, Do said.
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Leave it to Wonder Woman to make your day just a little bit brighter.
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The display is also noticeably brighter, which makes it easier to view in sunlight.
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For every billion years the sun spends burning hydrogen, it gets about 10% brighter.
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The design is also brighter and more modern than Starbucks' cozier coffee shop aesthetic.
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All they wanted was a good education and a brighter future for their children.
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Joanna Coles, one of publishing's biggest stars, is going to shine a bit brighter.
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The planet Mars was bigger and brighter than it has been in a decade.
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I asked her to sing on my song "Brighter" and we hit it off.
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Floyd's last fight produced disappointing PPV numbers, and Conor's star has never been brighter.
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The flash, called PS153-10adi, was brighter than the entire host galaxy it originated from.
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If Google's presentation is to be believed, it will make photos much brighter and clearer.
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We bet the city was even brighter last night after the Cubs won their game.
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So, that if Kim Jong Un denuclearizes, there is a brighter path for North Korea.
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So we see a slightly brighter picture abroad and I think that will help us.
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The red light, on the other hand, is much brighter and hurt my eyes slightly.
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Analysts expect a brighter outlook this year due to the government's spending and infrastructure investments.
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"Your primary advantage is that it is a brighter and better-lit picture," Robinson says.
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While the shot on the right is a lot brighter, there's no hiding the blurriness.
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His smooth arrival in Tripoli, the capital, in March seemed to herald a brighter future.
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The phone is also faster and its screen is brighter, and it has stereo speakers.
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Young people are migrating when they can to more prosperous European countries with brighter prospects.
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Purchase volume has been weakening this month, despite brighter signs in the overall housing market.
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The more nits a TV can produce, the brighter the display's HDR highlights will look.
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Even in a city renowned for its glittering lights, the future has never looked brighter.
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Selena Gomez is turning 25 on July 22 and her future has never looked brighter.
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On a brighter note, she was at least able to use her card at Sephora.
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The lighting in the new Blade Runner seems to be softer, brighter, and more constant.
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At its peak, it was about 50 times brighter than the entire Milky Way galaxy.
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It has a more powerful processor (A9) and a brighter screen than the Air 2.
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One Pennsylvania cat's holiday will be lighter and brighter — thanks to a much-needed haircut.
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Good dental care means shorter, uneventful trips to the dentist's office and a brighter smile.
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Apple says the new MacBook Pro screen is 67% brighter and has 25% more colors.
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The SPORT240BT are available in more and brighter colors, and are cheaper at €2200 / £69.
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And here's an explanation of why the future now looks brighter for Obama's climate plan.
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Now, I could pour that energy into my work, becoming brighter, funnier, and more engaging.
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The screens are also slightly brighter this year, which is always appreciated on sunny days.
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The lower third of the display is also markedly brighter and clearer, for reasons unknown.
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The laptops are also being updated with eighth-generation Intel processors and brighter display options.
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The more you move and activate your skin, the more malleable and brighter it becomes.
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After 15 minutes, remove it to reveal brighter, softer skin that isn't at all slimy.
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The rings of Saturn are incredibly bright—in fact, they're brighter than most known stars.
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On a brighter note, maybe that absurd Antarctic hotel will soon become a lakefront getaway.
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The Future Is Getting Brighter The problem can feel overwhelming, but the solutions are inspiring.
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Which is why this reunion between two co-stars made our day that much brighter.
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"At that distance, the star is ten million times brighter than the planet," Loeb said.
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With noise cancelation, I noticed songs sounded warmer, bass felt deeper, and highs were brighter.
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My complexion looked brighter, my eyes seemed bigger, and my new hair appeared much darker.
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So not only is the A50's screen bigger, it's brighter and more colorful too.
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For esports and League of Legends alone, however, IG's glory could mean a brighter future.
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One Good Samaritan is trying to make life a little brighter for the Miller family.
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Its Retina Display is now 20 percent brighter, with a 2224x1668 resolution at 264 ppi.
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She opted for the same hue as Kate and Camilla, but in a brighter shade.
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On a brighter note, investment rose by 0.3 percent after stagnating in the second quarter.
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By working with young filmmakers, Nespresso hopes to promote a vision for a brighter future.
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Bottom line: My skin looked brighter and smoother after treatment — and who doesn't love that?
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HDR videos have higher contrast, wider dynamic range of colors, brighter whites and blacker blacks.
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OLED offers brighter displays and better power efficiency over liquid crystal displays currently in use.
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Not only that, but all color is brighter and more vivid than you'd ever imagined.
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Time to leave the disappointments in the rearview and put our energy toward brighter things.
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The camera's lens is a brighter f/27 aperture, allowing in 223 percent more light.
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As they say, when you walk towards the light, with each step, things get brighter.
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The investment bank also added that Chinese banks had brighter credit outlook and loan pricing.
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Underneath the picture in a more sober, shadowy blue: Building Today For a Brighter Tomorrow.
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Brighter times are ahead; new moons bring new beginnings, and this one will bring news.
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Thanks to the higher-quality projectors, the image actually appears brighter than with traditional 3D.
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Every color seemed brighter in the room, every feeling I had was vibrating like magic.
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She seems somewhat brighter and a shade more serious; he's a bit of a goof.
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"This is an encouraging sign that Oi could have brighter days ahead," said the individual.
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We would all be so hopeful during his brighter days, but darkness would inevitably follow.
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Concourse C, where my gate was located, was cleaner and brighter than the year before.
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His cheery presence made East 74th Street brighter than it would have been without him.
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"My fellow citizens, America is back, and the future has never looked brighter," he concluded.
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Further development and adoption of each technology can catalyze a brighter future for the others.
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Claims like "599.993% more color and 10 times brighter" than standard 4K TVs sound exaggerated.
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Even for dessert, customers crave lighter, brighter flavors after months of chocolate, caramel and nuts.
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Or do we vote for an inspirational message of unity and a brighter future together.
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A brighter context can shift this narrative, and a tighter role can improve Rose's productivity.
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Remarkably, these young girls are now the torchbearers for a brighter future for their county.
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"And they get even brighter and more beautiful when you boil them," Teall told me.
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It means building a better workforce and a brighter future for our daughters and sons.
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Discovered three years ago, supernova SN2012cg continues to shine brighter than its Type 1a counterparts.
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There's no mention of losing weight, but rather, "growing brighter" and more "empowered" each day.
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But as the weekend draws to a close, one is beaming brighter than the other.
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It suggests that we can reach for the stars or look towards a brighter day.
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The supermoon is 14 percent larger than the apogee full moon and 30 percent brighter.
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Is there a sense that the outlook for Europe is much brighter than ever before?
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Here are a few ways in which smart-home devices can make your holidays brighter.
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Osaka was the steadier flame early before Sabalenka burned brighter to dominate the second set.
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Yes, they are brighter and happier places, but they speak in the same visual language.
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They had high hopes of a brighter future, until the bullets started flying on Monday.
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"My fellow citizens, America is back, and the future has never looked brighter," he said.
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A way to make long winter nights slightly brighter, despite the offshore presence of Germans.
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I didn't believe the story until I met him, and suddenly the moon seemed brighter.
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If it's a good concept, I will finish with a smile and a brighter outlook.
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Another is light: The horizon over the sea is brighter than the horizon over land.
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Things looked considerably brighter for the company, then worth $215 billion, than for its employees.
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There is an unlikely but heartwarming reunion at story's end, promising Ebo a brighter future.
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On the brighter side, Florida is once again sending Representative Ted Yoho back to Washington.
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Plus, now that it's getting brighter and warmer out, the commute has turned truly lovely.
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But when Ms. Halliday asked him his stance on gun control, things got brighter fast.
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Each treatment allegedly helps accelerate new cell growth, leaving you looking smoother, brighter, and younger.
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AHA helps create smoother, brighter skin by encouraging rapid cell turnover and stimulating collagen production.
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I do know that life seemed a little brighter after he hit the final chord.
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And there were few brighter and more ambitious schoolchildren in the county than Ms. Sinema.
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Here's what else is happening: The weather won't make the traffic-trampled streets any brighter.
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And, she imagines a brighter future for social media: Is there a business in depolarization?
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And our air and water is cleaner and our lives are brighter because of him.
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You will get a significantly brighter photo that way, but it will be quite grainy.
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His family told him that he should look at the brighter side of the history.
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That fury has only mounted with time, a fire that burns ever brighter, ever hotter.
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For others, these clubs are mere way stations on their way to bigger, brighter things.
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You can, however, make your financial future look a little brighter with help from Emma.
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You want to make the lives of soon-to-be exhausted parents easier and brighter.
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But, of course, the 4K UHD resolution is a lot brighter than your traditional painting.
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The days are still short, but every sundown of Hanukkah, the nights just get brighter.
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The cherry jam version is sweeter and brighter in flavor, but not over the top.
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Sure, Apple included a brighter screen, a new A211 Bionic chip, and better battery life.
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But where others would throw in the towel, ARMY uses as fuel to burn brighter.
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Unfortunately for some Pinterest contractors, life won't be getting much brighter in the New Year.
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And you may find that other people treat you differently when your mood is brighter.
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Instead, as cities renovate and build new infrastructure, they should "consciously make the city brighter".
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Is the fire burning within you — your why — brighter and bigger, or dimmer and smaller?
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In Johnson, the Lakers turn to their storied past in hope of a brighter future.
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It's not a black comedy, for Vallée prefers to paint his dramas in brighter hues.
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Things look a bit brighter for Joe throughout most of the second season's first episode.
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Fortunately, Ms. Sampson's brighter version is different enough to be appreciated on its own terms.
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Fasting, he says, makes him feel not just lighter but also brighter, sharper, and happier.
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The variance in heat levels can make the star appear brighter or dimmer to us.
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At the time, Cramer said Tritton could help deliver brighter days for the struggling retailer.
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A "supermoon" is about 14 percent larger than one at apogee and 30 percent brighter.
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Scoring well on the gaokao is no longer the only ticket to a brighter future.
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Kim Jong Un is saying he wants a brighter future with prosperity for his people.
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A painting is edited and condensed, so the flavors are sharper and brighter and stronger.
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In just a minute, I'm going to talk about a vision of a brighter American future.
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It sends brightness metadata dynamically as the video plays, and supports brighter and more colorful video.
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So the hair, the makeup, the costumes, they have to look real, but a bit brighter.
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When done safely, this can be an effective way to achieve brighter, smother, fuzz-free skin.
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Spring is in the air, and along with it, beautiful, blooming flowers and brighter, warmer days.
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Click here to view original GIFThe tighter the paper flashlight is rolled, the brighter it shines.
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Two images revealed a change in the source in 2005, as it grew bluer and brighter.
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These new observations of RX J0806.4-4123 revealed infrared radiation far brighter than the scientists expected.
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However, for now the picture is looking brighter for Macron, the fresh face in French politics.
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If the peak aligns with another peak, the signal in the detector would be even brighter.
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And before that, in December, Azalea went for a brighter, Katy Perry-esque shade of pink.
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It swaps the traditionally brighter colors of an interface for darker tones, like grey or black.
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I can only create a brighter future and make up for whosoever heart I have broken.
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After the board moves, analysts at RBC Capital Markets said Friday that Viacom's future looked brighter.
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China's near-term copper outlook is looking brighter, said CBA commodity strategist Vivek Dhar in Melbourne.
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As NASA explained, the active regions appeared brighter in the photo — which was snapped on Oct.
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First-quarter earnings reports now reveal that some companies are already seeing a brighter path ahead.
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In fact, I'm not sure I've seen the Carrara floors in the entry parlour shine brighter.
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"Brighter future is not only resettlement in Europe," said Elise Villechalane, a UNCHR spokeswoman in Rwanda.
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Seriously, since using this formula, my skin feels more hydrated, brighter, and most all, incredibly soft.
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THE prospects for a baby born in 2015 are much brighter than they were in 1990.
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But what was shining brighter than both their grins was Palin's diamond ring on that finger.
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The screen's brightness (27 percent brighter than the prior model) and viewing angles are also excellent.
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It may be a yellowish color, or a brighter golden-orange once it nears the horizon.
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As for the future of U.S. women's tennis overall, she says it is brighter than ever.
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Microsoft thinks it could go much brighter in the final version, depending on the power draw.
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The SLS can be a resource that benefits commercial spaceflight and makes our future even brighter.
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The least we can do is offer them the chance to build a brighter, peaceful future.
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Forty-fives minutes later, I burst from that facial cocoon with visibly brighter and smoother skin.
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He denounces Mr Peña's education reform, which offers poor children a chance of a brighter future.
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The display is larger and brighter than the Glass display, and this time in full color.
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Earth's rocky moon is covered in dark, volcanic basins and brighter, mountainous highlands — both exceedingly ancient.
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"Recently, my world got so much brighter when this little angel entered the world," he wrote.
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It's been an intense year, and you're ready to move on to bigger and brighter things.
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Come nightfall, the blue glowy fun begins—and the later it gets, the brighter the glow.
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The charity was set up in 2010 to help secure a brighter future for British farmers.
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Plus, the brighter the color, the more you can absolutely filter the crap out of it.
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The $1 billion project will see the device become 10,000 times brighter and 8,000 times faster.
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In bright colors, you will see brighter highlights; in dark colors, you will see more details.
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To hear it at the conference, the future of wearable tech is still brighter than ever.
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The shade of red is different (brighter!), and the cup doesn't have the pine tree print.
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And when we say the pigment is good, we mean better and brighter than ever before.
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Both the front and rear cameras have image stabilization which means brighter pictures in lower light.
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The app, which has gone years without a major redesign, now has a lighter, brighter look.
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The future of air travel — or waiting for it, at least — just got a bit brighter.
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In China, parents will invest their last resources in educating their children for a brighter future.
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This powerful monster is excellent for making gaming on your big screen bigger, brighter, and bleedier.
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But the conductor has some ideas that could make the situation a little brighter for everyone.
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When they finally do face an immigration judge, their prospects are likely to remain no brighter.
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This was also unusual because the Cow's brightness quickly peaked, whereas typical supernovas slowly get brighter.
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"The future has never been brighter for advances in biomedical research than right now," he said.
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"There is a brighter path for North Korea and its people" if it denuclearizes, Pompeo said.
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For anyone tuning in on TV, the state of dual-mode cars would have seemed brighter.
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So on a brighter note, what are some things you're proud of that you're working on?
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During the encounter, Gliese 710 will shine nearly three times brighter in Earth's skies than Mars.
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OLED offers brighter displays and better power efficiency over liquid crystal displays (LCD) currently in use.
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Eta Carinae's primary star is 90 times larger and five million times brighter than the sun.
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But when he shows up and is really tuned in, he shines brighter than everyone else.
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The P30 Pro takes brighter photos, but the Pixel 32 XL sometimes produces more accurate colors.
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Fans can probably expect to see Jenner play with brighter wig colors at this year's Coachella.
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They get a bit brighter without being excessively vibrant and perform really well in direct sunlight.
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We all win when we work together to make our cities better and brighter through parks.
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One morning, when the sky seemed bigger and brighter than usual, the turtle removed its shell.
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But for communities whose languages are seeing revitalization with new technology, the future is looking brighter.
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This time LG says the second screen gets brighter and has improved contrast over the V10.
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The longer-term outlook is, however, brighter as Beijing actively promotes EVs to combat air pollution.
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These new dots, if they can be engineered to be even brighter, may have applications there.
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On Sunday night, the moon shines 16% brighter and appears 7% larger than its usual size.
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Caudalie Vinoperfect Natural Brightening Stars, $79 ($115 value)The vegan way to brighter, more even skin.
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The government's efforts were also helped by a brighter economic climate in 2017, experts told CNBC.
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The music shifts, colors shift, it becomes brighter: Donald Trump's future is, America is more secure.
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Washington, D.C. just took a bold step toward giving our hard-working families a brighter future.
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Thirty years later, the climate for a space-based industrial sector seems to be much brighter.
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This mimics the most illuminated part of neon lights, making it appear brighter than the rest.
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Perhaps it is time we retire these dinosaurs and bask in a brighter, more equitable future.
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It will ensure that a brighter tomorrow does not come at the expense of stability today.
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In Indonesia, the stabilisation of commodity prices and brighter investment climate are likely to boost growth.
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The days are getting longer, the sun is burning brighter, and the temperatures are getting higher.
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They measure dozens of times bigger than the sun and are nearly a million times brighter.
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As the light grows steadily brighter it begins to heat the room and Photonicinduction seems impressed.
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Beyond that, I fundamentally believe we'll find ways to shine brighter lights and move further [out].
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Chance's version is both brighter and more insular; his band backs him with spare, cushioning synthesizers.
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Together, they recorded music that's brighter and more optimistic than the gothic agony he specialized in.
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The company's star would only shine brighter over the years that followed, but so would criticism.
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But rather than retreating, he said, he is now looking for bigger, brighter flags to hang.
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In fact, for every billion years the sun spends burning hydrogen, it gets about 10% brighter.
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Europe also looked a shade brighter as EUROSTOXXX 50 futures climbed 20.5510% and FTSE futures 21.7%.
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Then Mr. Espy's path gets a lot narrower, even if the spotlight gets a lot brighter.
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The album still features the dense, velvety layered textures of her debut, with brighter, clearer vocals.
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For the past few weeks, the red planet has been growing brighter in the night sky.
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This aptly-named moisturizer also incorporates glycolic acid to encourage cell turnover for brighter, glowier skin.
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Lee persuades Rita to join him at Alcoholics Anonymous meetings, and a brighter future seems possible.
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That is, we cling to a fantasized life, seeing it with colors brighter than it has.
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Those are available in red or the brighter Product RED colorway for $20 instead of $40.
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That was when Mumtaz's fortunes, which had been looking brighter, took a turn for the worse.
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The altarpiece does appear brighter and crisper than it did on my last visit to Ghent.
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I applied the same "tomorrow will be brighter" philosophy to the money in my retirement account.
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"Sometimes when the tide is up like this, they like something a little brighter," he said.
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And even though his chances are brighter than Herman Cain's, the two nominations are inextricably linked.
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Compared to the B&W's own PX, they offered far more detailed and slightly brighter sound.
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"I have a song I wrote called, 'Brighter Than The Sun,' [with] Colbie Caillat," he says.
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The mood was clearly brighter, with the word "positive" appearing repeatedly in the five-page statement.
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The palette resembles a morning sky: pale yellows, baby blues and brighter hues splattered on white.
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Excuses abound but ultimately, the longer the denial exists, the brighter the "red warning light" flashes.
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It also helps with low-light performance, so shots taken in the dark are much brighter.
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They're brighter and more colorful than traditional LCD panels, and Samsung is currently the sole provider.
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In the comparison below, Xiaomi (left) actually took a brighter, more detailed photo without night mode.
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The supernova explosion is brighter than the rest of its galaxy and shines for some weeks.
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To start, here are the books that made the last year a little brighter for me.
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Huge crowds, united in shock, gathered as the consuming flames grew brighter against the darkening skies.
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"We made the first steps toward a brighter future, grounded on cooperation and peace," he said.
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Brighter Than You Think: Ten Short Works by Alan Moore is now available from Uncivilized Books.
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But its prospects might be brighter in blue states like New York, Connecticut, Washington, and Oregon.
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Instagram's new design swaps the Polaroid-inspired camera with rainbow accent for a brighter, more minimalist look.
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It's great for detoxing any impurities in your skin, unclogging pores, and helping your complexion look brighter.
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Reflecting light will make a space feel brighter which in turn makes it feel airier and larger.
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Immediately, this de-puffs, reduces dark circles, and contours the face, so everything looks tighter and brighter.
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Cruelty-free and FDA-compliant, it pledges to render your chompers brighter after only a single treatment.
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"Additionally, the brighter the fireball, the more rare is the event," the AMS said in a FAQ.
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The resulting light show should produce streaks brighter than natural shooting stars—but will anyone even care?
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On this night, the Moon was 30 percent brighter and 14 percent bigger than other full moons.
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As promised, what remained was a layer of oil that left my skin dewy, brighter, and soft.
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The darker the skin, the brighter the light shines, the lighter [the skin] the less it shines.
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By working together to advance mutual understanding, we point the way to a brighter future for all.
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He is seeking a realistic resolution and a brighter future for all those burdened with this conflict.
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It can peep more and brighter stars than its predecessor, Kepler and K2 (two missions, one spacecraft).
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The belt-shaped ring of peaks that surround the equator are also slightly brighter than their surroundings.
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TESS will particularly look at stars that are brighter and/or closer than the ones Kepler spotted.
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But they have a hypothesis: frogs might glow brighter to make themselves more visible to one another.
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Again, the Nikon (left) is slightly brighter than the Sony (right) and has a lighter noise pattern.
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It may also offer a slightly brighter view on overseas economies and private consumption, the sources said.
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"His smile is a bit brighter these days," Jinger, 24, captioned the photo, adding a winking emoji.
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That's still enough for HDR content, but it won't "pop" quite as much as the brighter display.
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The viewfinder is bigger and brighter, making it easier to focus than with older digital M models.
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You don't need to blow the shot up to see Samsung got the brighter, clearer, sharper shot.
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It is innovations such as these that will ultimately move us forward towards a cleaner, brighter future.
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To make your office look and feel bigger and brighter than it is, follow these five tips.
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Prokhorov also thanked the team's fans for their "continued enthusiasm" and pledged that "brighter days" were ahead.
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The allegations against Mr Temer are far graver, but his chances of remaining president may be brighter.
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The most spectacular supermoon since 1948 on the sky, appearing 14% bigger and 30% brighter than usual!
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That makes them appear about 483 percent bigger and 248 percent brighter than your average full Moon.
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Photo: NetEase Yanxuan via Weibo Oddly, ecommerce and education appear to be some of NetEase's brighter spots.
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None shone brighter than 2015 Cy Young Award winner Jake Arrieta and Game Seven starter Kyle Hendricks.
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The bright blue hair and brighter red Atama gi were definitely the affectations of a glam rocker.
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It means Mars will appear bigger and brighter from May 18 until June 3, according to NASA.
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On the brighter side, Twitter's 320 million MAUs are a 9 percent increase from a year before.
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"They almost stain the surface and leave a mark, but it's brighter than the RSL," Chojnacki said.
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My roommate does an incredible job — I'm blonde and she's always trying to get my color brighter.
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CFL bulbs, the weird curly things that've become popular in recent years, are brighter and last longer.
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Your situation can change and you might need nighttime shades or darker shades if it's brighter outside.
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They believed that studying in a more prosperous part of China would give her a brighter future.
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I think that opening is what made the "Burning" performance on Colbert that much brighter and bigger.
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The three tiny dots that are brighter than all the other dots are three of Jupiter's moons.
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"Ain't nowhere greater, ain't nowhere brighter, ain't nowhere better," he rapped, interspliced with sound bites from Ali.
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If they're heading for the exits, it suggests they think the future will be brighter somewhere else.
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Colombia's future would be brighter if politicians could agree that the FARC's leaders are no longer terrorists.
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These worlds will be much easier to study since their stars will be brighter, according to NASA.
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Its close distance makes the Red Planet appear slightly brighter and larger in the sky than usual.
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But even as Franken stepped aside, the spotlight on the GOP side of things only shines brighter.
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The sun is shining a little brighter and women everywhere have their summer anthems locked in advance.
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A super moon is about 14 percent brighter than usual, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration said.
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The euro area's outlook was also slightly brighter despite uncertainties about Britain's future relationship with the continent.
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Use some shortening to make the cake a brighter white, which also makes it easier to color.
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I wanted to record a different way; I wanted to get a much brighter, more present sound.
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Here's to the most groundbreaking moments of the past year — and hope for an even brighter 2018.
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While the past can't be changed, IoT is helping us ensure a brighter, safer, more efficient future.
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It activates 2599 degrees from the center viewpoint, getting brighter, not darker to provide a privacy filter.
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M87's black hole seems to have a far brighter crescent-like shape on the bottom left.
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You can expect a brighter screen and more local dimming zones from the 50-inch M-Series.
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Or in Pokémon terms: the brighter the Charmander's flame, the more likely it is to sputter out.
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But the reality is that, thanks to technology, the future of traditional retail has never been brighter.
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Even at 99% blocked, the sun is still 10,000 times brighter than it would be in totality.
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If you get help and do what you need to do, there'll be much brighter days ahead.
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Thew new concept art has a brighter color palette, a new character, some watercraft, and an airplane.
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LG, Sharp / Hisense, and TCL showed off the brighter, more immersive viewing experience that HDR allows for.
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Finally, the 20-megapixel monochrome sensor will provide additional detail for a sharper and brighter image overall.
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The market for its NAND semiconductors looks brighter, but the bank nevertheless sees challenging conditions throughout 2019.
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As the Republican Party continues down its Trumpian path, Kobach's future in national politics grows dismayingly brighter.
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Bucket paint is ideal for bigger walls because it's brighter, while spray paint is good for details.
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Some wear neon socks, some have bruises brighter than their tattoos, some have stickers covering their helmets.
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That means it'll look about 14 percent larger than your average full moon, and 30 percent brighter.
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It's now slightly bigger than it was before the explosion and the star system is much brighter.
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Many big firms seem willing to look past current clouds over China's economy to brighter days ahead.
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This will empower you to release your baggage as you refocus your energy toward a brighter future.
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So how do we as a society encourage a younger generation to help deliver a brighter tomorrow?
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I'm haunted by the thought that these kids, some of them brighter than myself, never made it.
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But shareholder sentiment appeared brighter, with an indicative price jumping 16 percent, which is the daily limit.
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In general, novas are types of exploding stars which can become thousands of times brighter than usual.
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In brighter scenes, the UI takes on the shadows and highlights from the lighting in the room.
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If you can master a few basic skills, you could have a much brighter financial future ahead.
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Japan is much more accustomed to economic stagnation, and even recessions, but the outlook there is brighter.
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America is right to support the Venezuelan people because a brighter future is now possible for them.
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Lighter and brighter The XC6093's profile will send BMW's lawyers to check their patent fine print.
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At this point, a supermoon looks bigger and brighter than when it's higher up in the sky.
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That piece tempers its pathos with a rhythmic kick, foretelling the brighter approach on the new album.
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The stated purpose of this group, called A Brighter Dawn, is to drastically reduce the world's population.
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White is understated, and has a more grown-up feel than some of the brighter pastel colors.
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The supermoon is only about 7 percent bigger and 15 percent brighter than an average full moon.
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Not only because it contextualizes the present, but because it helps to inform the (hopefully brighter) future.
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On the brighter side, job data showed that March employment in Australia rose by 60,23, beating expectations.
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" For those arguing that "a brighter, non-European future beckons," Mr. Freedland said, "Obama burst that bubble.
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On the one hand, the S7 Edge's nighttime pic is brighter, sharper and has greater dynamic range.
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This is leading to dreaded "light bleed" where points on screen are brighter than they should be.
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In virtually all instances, the colors were truer and brighter on the iPhone 8 and 8 Plus.
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In the context of those stresses, her Advanced Placement classes shimmered brighter; so did her volunteer work.
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While challenges remain, the country's outlook is brighter today than at any time over the past year.
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The effect of this is that the object will actually change appearance, rather than just getting brighter.
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But his star shines brighter every day these other guys tussle around on an actual NFL field.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The world is getting brighter, but scientists say that may not be a good thing.
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The screen is noticeably brighter now, making text, especially on activity summary screens, much easier to read.
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It's a timbral development instead—it becomes darker or brighter, fuller or thinner, more or less powerful.
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These floors, which are brighter literally and thematically, can be viewed without touring the history sections below.
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Eastern time, but it may shine brighter when the sky is darkest on Sunday and Monday nights.
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Today, the pandemic puts an even brighter spotlight on the shortcomings of the current corporate-run system.
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There are brighter visuals and a lot of new shots that haven't been seen before introducing characters.
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Wealthy neighborhoods with good schools and strong social ties propel even poor children toward a brighter future.
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"Their Turns" is printed with the heavier, brighter 35-pound paper readers may recognize from Sunday Styles.
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She did not know what the future would hold, but she was certain it would be brighter.
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Your success, which we celebrate today, is also the promise of a brighter future for this city.
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When his business slowed, he began to believe again that brighter opportunities awaited him in New York.
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The result is that the full "super" moon appears slightly larger and slightly brighter in the sky.
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That sparkle will only get brighter in the second season, which introduces Meryl Streep to the cast.
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He had left England seeking brighter horizons and by the late 1800s was living in Southern California.
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Funny, how destruction sometimes seems less stifling—brighter, more like progress—than the continuance of everyday life.
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But the idea that flames never glow brighter than in deepest darkness holds true here as well.
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But even a prime spot in the next year's draft is no guarantee of a brighter future.
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Yet at the sight of a switch he immediately went to push it, his eyes growing brighter.
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Europe also looked a shade brighter as EUROSTOXXX 50 futures climbed 2.6% and FTSE futures rose 2.9%.
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However, if gold keeps shining brighter, this trader is betting that Newmont could start to catch up.
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It has gotten brighter since and appears to be nearing its expected peak, around the summer solstice.
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It was so great to be in a room of 800 Democrats working for a brighter future.
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Even with a brighter outlook, farmers are still feeling the pain and are worried about the future.
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Citing two industry sources, Nikkei said next year's phones will pack brighter and more colorful OLED displays.
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Compared with a regular full moon, this supermoon was about 7 percent larger and 15 percent brighter.
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"You cannot think of a bigger, brighter contrast than what's happening right now," she told Fox News.
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Some users switching over from Apple Music, which has a cleaner and brighter feel, find Spotify lacking.
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The cameras are powered by a much larger sensor than previous models, allowing for sharper, brighter pictures.
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But it transposes the dark anxieties explored so caustically by Ms. Waller-Bridge into a brighter key.
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So my mother's cousin gave me some things from the family, quite old cotton and brighter nightgown.
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"That was brighter than daylight," said Jay Snyder, the U.S. Open tournament director from 1994 to 2002.
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On the brighter side, Mr. Trump presided over his first White House Easter Egg Roll on Monday.
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But sharp pencil lines and brighter white wedges cut through this engulfing fog like spirit through flesh.
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Their picture is brighter than the example above, but it doesn't change the overall picture too much.
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Back then, Townes and his colleagues were puzzled because as stars usually get brighter as they shrink.
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It's supposed to be able to get way brighter in sunlight and also help with battery life.
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And the Pixel often looks unnatural by making things much brighter than reality, which happened again here.
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Both Puerto Rico's capital, San Juan, and the Dominican Republic's capital, Santo Domingo, grew brighter in December.
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On the even brighter side, Drummond has enjoyed some of the social media comments about his situation.
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And if anyone does make a Universal Away Message, somehow, in a brighter future, I expect money.
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S. developed markets and has a brighter outlook on emerging-market sovereign debt, which it previously disfavored.
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Longstreth's ideas about harmony, rhythm and arranging remained unconventional, but his songwriting grew brighter and more direct.
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But a better approach is one that encourages security research by clarifying the CFAA with brighter lines.
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The sleek trend of the '50s carried into the '60s, and was emphasized by even brighter colors.
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But there was brighter news in Latin America, which again was named the world's most positive region.
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"That was brighter than daylight," said Jay Snyder, the U.S. Open tournament director from 1994 to 2002.
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In the world of esports, no star shines brighter than Lee Sang-hyeok, better known as Faker.
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On Sunday, the moon could appear up to 14 percent larger and 30 percent brighter than normal.
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However, the latest moves in the price suggest there could be a brighter outlook ahead for speculators.
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The air turns warmer, the breeze cooler, and the sun shines brighter than it has in months.
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Not only could you make someone's holiday brighter, but you might be entitled to a tax break.
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It's special because when celestial objects are directly opposite the sun, they appear brighter in the sky.
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It's a much-needed reminder of Cheryl's dark past and the way it colors her much brighter present.
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The big crunch that is coming will leave the shining stars intact and help them shine even brighter.
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Once again, the Find X's pic misses out the brighter colors and captured by a Galaxy Note 2802.11.
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It will start with a flash of light brighter than any words of any human language can describe.
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That also signals brighter GOP prospects in key Senate contests, which take place mostly in Trump-friendly states.
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Maybe I'll always want a "bigger, brighter" TV. Maybe I want to be perpetually overstimulated by entertainment technology.
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The Mobvoi TicPods Free have a slightly bigger case than Apple AirPods and have a much brighter design.
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These celebrities have already moved into a much a brighter fashion world, not bothered by their bootcut past.
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This largely explains why the New York Fed painted a brighter picture for profits in the years ahead.
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Please don't allow them to squander the opportunity of a safer, prosperous and brighter future for future generations.
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Allow the formula to dry for about 10 minutes, then rinse to reveal a brighter and softer complexion.
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This makes for truly gentle exfoliation, and brighter and smoother complexions for even the most irritable of skin.
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These days, the future seems brighter for Tesla but for some reason, Elon is still crying during interviews.
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Amazon says the new Paperwhite's screen is 10 percent brighter thanks to the addition of a fifth LED.
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On the brighter side, despite the pronounced weakness in the manufacturing sector, China's services industry showed solid expansion.
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High Dynamic Range (HDR) enables TVs to produce better contrast, brighter images, and more colors than ever before.
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In other words, the reflecting light can look both brighter and more detailed in HDR compared to SDR.
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Their 2013 debut album With Everything In Between offered a brighter and less aggressive side of the band.
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Suddenly, in this brighter, more inviting weather, a wild night out seems like a much more feasible prospect.
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The gravity from the lens warps the light from the source, making it appear brighter and slightly distorted.
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Apple also says it's 22017 percent brighter than the last iPad Pro, reaching 212.9 nits at peak brightness.
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While many places across Europe seem to promise higher wages and brighter prospects than home, Britain stands out.
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Nor have brighter growth numbers managed to lift German 22016-year bond yields much above zero percent yet.
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Sensodyne Extra Whitening Sensitivity Toothpaste gives you two things that everyone appreciates — a brighter smile and less pain.
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Then she dowsed herself in a bottle of glitter like she was shining brighter than a quinceañera dress.
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The newest generation of Apple Stores look nicer, too: lighter, brighter, more inviting, and, ultimately, more Apple-y.
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Like all of its competitors, its picture is much higher resolution than my old set's, and much brighter.
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Twitter said it wanted to "shine a brighter light" on the requests as a threat to press freedom.
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The 28-inch screen is 38 percent brighter, with 22 percent more contrast, according to the company's numbers.
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But it's those last few shades before absolute black that are a little brighter with these two phones.
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But as of late, the star seems to have ditched her go-to lewk for something much brighter.
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So everything on your TV would be brighter, more vibrant, than anything you'd seen on a TV before.
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They operate in low orbit and are brighter than expected, prompting concerns from astronomers about obstructed telescope observations.
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In today's competitive fitness arena, its uniqueness makes it stand out even brighter than its own neon lights.
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Then there's the triluminous color display, which offers improved color performance and clarity for an overall brighter display.
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It has prompted studios and awarding parties like the Oscars to shine a brighter light on those individuals.
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This allows the OLED array to produce brighter light while consuming less energy than existing LCD/LED technology.
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Quite impressive for a 2 bit camera, as Jupiter is more than 600 times brighter than its moons.
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"The new sector classification will shine a brighter spotlight on real estate and REITs in particular," said Lachance.
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The northern lights Dunn observed on Jupiter are hundreds of times brighter than the aurora borealis on Earth.
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That's 10 times brighter than the brightest X-ray source ever seen for a candidate wandering black hole.
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A supermoon is when the moon is closer to Earth in its orbit, therefore appearing larger and brighter.
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Indian states do, however, get brighter shortly before elections, suggesting politicians lean on power companies to minimise blackouts.
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But it also means that this nominal planet is much brighter in the infrared than in the visual.
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Señora Acero tackles the plight of immigrants searching for a brighter future, a topic close to Miranda's heart.
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Before they die, stars burn brighter and emit more radiation, which could cause their Hot Jupiters to expand.
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These two-step cloths are soaked in alpha-hydroxy acids that promote brighter, smoother skin with every use.
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The zits on my chin seemed to be retreating ever so slightly, and my complexion was definitely brighter.
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The ocean surface looks brighter in the second image due to different angles of moonlight on the water.
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And in low-light, the Pixel 3a delivers better sensitivity, resulting in a brighter, more well-exposed pic.
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Experts say that OLED offers a number of advantages over LCD including brighter displays and better power efficiencies.
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The Focal Listen Wireless are also great but just the opposite: with a brighter sound and less bass.
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And while they can't yet calculate its spin, subsequent flares, especially brighter ones, should help nail it down.
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