It's also the case that the fatality rate can change over time, as Belluz explains: CFRs do change over time.
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You can see how fears shift and change over time.
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How did the representation of women change over the decade?
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Conway has noticed this change over the last few years.
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This also means a token's classification can change over time.
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The fourth problem is that people's attitudes change over time.
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JOHN HARWOOD: Another thing about how perspectives change over time.
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China has undergone dizzying social change over the past decades.
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The list of available games will also change over time.
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Academic views will change over time; of course they will.
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Have you seen Harlem change over that period of time?
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Still, a lot could change over the next few weeks.
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Truth shouldn't change over time, but literary meaning plainly does.
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Indeed, in each case that balance may change over time.
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Tastes change over time, whether music, books, film or wine.
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You've seen a lot of things change, over the years.
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Moreover, patients' goals and preferences might well change over time.
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Gagnier's plaster figures change over the course of a day.
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Any good tale is bound to change over the years.
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A lot will change over the course of the campaign.
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A recent Harvard study examined how biases change over time.
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Musk announced the change over his personal Twitter account Friday.
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"Hillary has a concrete record of change over decades," she said.
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He also monitors the change over time in biomarkers he assesses.
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The survey estimates reflect a big change over the past decade.
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It is a theory to explain how species change over time.
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But that will begin to change over the next few months.
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That too could change over time if the crisis is prolonged.
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He didn't change over the years -- the network changed around him.
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I think that will change over time as the audience widens.
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That will obviously change over time, but that time isn't now.
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Data about legal claims provide some insights about change over time.
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These variables can account for change over time within countries, too.
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With each musical performance, we change over the microphones, the wires.
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Note that suggestions may change over the course of the year.
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And people's moral sense can change over time, notes Wendy Johnson.
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Just wanted to flag that some information may change over time.
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You're chronicling this big change over the last couple of years.
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Much of that can change over the next decade, of course.
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Durand said things began to change over the last several months.
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How else have you seen the club change over the years?
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It also helps us understand how size trends change over time.
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How do those margins change over time as a property matures?
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Look at the change over to cars in the early 1900s.
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The physical characteristics of hurricanes are expected to change over time.
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And change, over time, becomes one of the exhibition's main themes.
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How are the care recipient's needs going to change over time?
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The national environment could certainly change over the next few months.
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The books we love change over time, because readers change too.
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Even if demographics change over one's lifetime, these judges will not.
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There has been a constant change over the last ten years.
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Could that change over the course of ... it seems to stick.
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That's because product designs — and hotels and chefs — change over time.
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How have you seen things change over the last three decades?
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All of these elements change over time and interact with each other.
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When it comes to fashion, a lot can change over the years.
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Nepartak features a relatively small eye, but that could change over time.
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No one knows how Argentina may change over the next 100 years.
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As you researched the book, how did Kris Jenner change over time?
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There has been a clear mindset change over the past three years.
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Many don't know what terpenes are, but that may change over time.
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It will change over time in a million ways and that's okay.
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AND GRANTED A LOT COULD CHANGE OVER THE NEXT COUPLE OF YEARS.
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That may change over time, so we will be watching it closely.
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Even the face in the mirror would change, over and over again.
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She raised the possibility that some tokens' function can change over time.
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High-yield savings account rates are variable, meaning they change over time.
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How did the education of the world population's change over this period?
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The satellite will watch how Earth's bodies of water change over time.
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Not every group has set roles, and most roles change over time.
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The estimated cost of the change over 10 years is $170 billion.
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Political views do change over time, and depending on the candidates involved.
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It's about how we change over time and become almost different people.
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Male astronauts go through a vision change over extended periods in microgravity.
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The snow will change over to rain by Saturday evening and overnight.
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The heath of the economy could change over the next year-plus.
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There has been an almost explosive change over the past 20 years.
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The royal family has seen major change over the past 10 years.
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Now, the Kavanaugh's confirmation process trajectory could change over the next week.
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Did his character change over time from how he was originally written?
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Some of Greenfield's subjects reflect and change over their time on camera.
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"Ships calling to the Malaysian Ports are advised to change over to compliance fuel oil or change over to close loop system (if hybrid system) before entering Malaysian Waters and Ports," read the notice, posted on the department's website.
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Generally if I feel something is impossible, it's going to change over time.
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They can also put into context how beliefs and laws change over time.
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The change over that time period was driven largely by independents and Republicans.
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It's possible that the map will shift and change over time as well.
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The first obvious change over the original is the new wraparound textured grips.
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It's funny how things can change over time, and with a little money.
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How did your thoughts of him change over the course of the project?
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But because it can change over time, treating the disease requires lifelong management.
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"All I can say is that our ideas change over time," says Evans.
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That will change over time, though, with more integrations into the Windows ecosystem.
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I think that'll change over time, though, assuming the project keeps its momentum.
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Parameters such as pitch can change over the course of the dancer's interactions.
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Microsoft has not indicated when the emoji will change over in Windows 10.
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MUNCHIES: How have you seen this neighborhood change over the last 30 years?
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So when NIMBYs express a fear of change over density, they're often right.
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Clothing trends aren't the only forms of style that drastically change over time.
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Be prepared to adapt, as peoples' opinions and behaviors can change over time.
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These diverse factors interact with each other and each can change over time.
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Informal sex ed talks with parents did not appear to change over time.
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The goal is really for it to make recommendations that change over time.
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Though these lists change over time, the true beauties usually remain on top.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's defenses of his actions often change over time.
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"Like any set of forecasts, those forecasts will change over time," he said.
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It's a question worth asking annually, because our financial situations change over time.
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We know the technology is going to change over this period of time.
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How will the idea of a movie star change over the next decade?
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Change over the past 6 yearsAWS is no stranger to serving large businesses.
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Listen to them while you change over your wardrobe from winter to spring!
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What purpose was it built for and how did that change over time?
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This city has seen an enormous amount of change over the past decade.
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Explore your passions and what's right for you, which will change over time.
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"That there's such a big change over all is surprising," Dr. Tononi said.
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Laughter burst forth as the speaker asked how husbands change over the years.
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The accuracy of risk scores can also change over time as our environments change.
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There is subtle change over time as French names give way to African ones.
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Every family is different and even within the same family, dynamics change over time.
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It's interesting how your ideas about your Muay Thai career change over the years.
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Wages for fully employed men and women essentially showed no change over the year.
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That way the firm can document how a company's key characteristics change over time.
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"It's been a constant battle and the various issues change over time," Stoltz says.
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The whole dynamic around commuting is going to dramatically change over the next decade.
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So Microsoft had to completely change over to a different kind of display technology.
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The economic backdrop to the trade war could also change over the next year.
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It's been said time and again: getting healthier means a lifestyle change over time.
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On top of that, it's not abnormal for your periods to change over time.
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"We don't want to say something that's going to change over time," Mosseri said.
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Implied volatility refers to the odds that a stock's price will change over time.
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We'll see how these numbers change over the course of the next few days.
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Turner said that her body started to change over the many years of filming.
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Virginia's third-grade standards call for using line graphs to track change over time.
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"Hopefully this is the beginning of change over there," Fernández told the Miami Herald.
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How did the two-way flow of capital across the Pacific change over time?
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How have you seen Kingston change over the course of the last few decades?
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The government could come back and say that writs change over time with technology.
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That began to change over the past year, with largely ineffective strikes against airports.
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It's also important to keep in mind that your budget may change over time.
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That means inspectors can see how the bridges or other infrastructure change over time.
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Apple's bottom line isn't going to change over night with this kind of deal.
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Prices may vary by region or store, and are subject to change over time.
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It's a marked change over previous builds, which largely seemed to run fairly smoothly.
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I figured as dinnertime approached there would be a change-over at the buffet.
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All this did not change over all those centuries, like so many other things.
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What else needs to change over the next decade when it comes to compensation?
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Voters' signatures can change over time, they argue, due to age or a disability.
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So, did anything big happen in the world of climate change over Thanksgiving weekend?
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All bodies change over time; no one body is ever permanent or completely symmetrical.
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We have change over periods in our schedule that are just internal to us.
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But a dress code change over winter break now bans that style as well.
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That will be about 214 degrees in temperature change over seven days, it said.
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Many things can affect one's eligibility for immigration benefits, and they change over time.
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The attempted solutions to the problem change over time, just as financial fashions change.
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"We really have trouble appreciating slow, continuous change over long periods of time," Larson said.
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In what ways did your relationship with Divine's legacy change over the past fifty years?
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When E. gets home from practice, he eats and we change over to The Wire.
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There are trade-offs, and a winning coalition for a party can change over time.
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That question becomes more complicated when the very definitions of the words change over time.
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And when you start looking at change over time, it becomes even more screamingly obvious.
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Turner also said that her body started to change over the many years of filming.
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Sources stressed that the round has not closed, and that things may change over time.
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And, with a lot of established infrastructure to change over, this isn't an overnight process.
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This sees premiums increasing, and their cover becoming less relevant as circumstances change over time.
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Adidas CMO Eric Liedtke is hopeful that it's going to change over the coming years.
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But which goods consumers buy change over time, due to their relative prices and capabilities.
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Still, there is plenty of time for things to change over the next 21625 months.
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"As gamers change over time, I think you have to change with them," Gilbert says.
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Our bodies change over time — our hormones change; we lose muscle mass; our brains change.
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But people making decisions are not experts in signatures, and people's signatures change over time.
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Now, obviously things can and will change over the course of the general election campaign.
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The reason is that technology, economic conditions, products and many other factors change over time.
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The risk was that the composition of the trapped gas might change over the millennia.
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"These programs can differ substantially between states, and some states change over time," Fink said.
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Few issues have shifted more sharply against Trump than climate change over the past year.
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MORE, raised record amounts of money and chose "Hope and Change" over fear and division.
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He said the GOP has continued to change over the course of the Trump presidency.
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Rules vary by state and may change over time, and voters may not know them.
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The change over half a year was the biggest opinion swing in the poll's history.
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How have you seen perceptions of the opioid crisis change over the past few years?
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"Twitter has undergone remarkable change over the last several years," he said in a statement.
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This means that your primary care experience will likely change over the next few weeks.
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The snow will change over to rain in the evening, and it will rain overnight.
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"All I can say is that our ideas change over time," Evans told The Verge.
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Her wife, Donna Stephens, says she had noticed a change over time in her spouse.
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Another element that seemed to change over time was the sharpness of the game's politics.
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Your congressional seats will change over the course of the game based on your choices.
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No matter what, though, the charging capacity of lithium-ion batteries will change over time.
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This indicates that impressions can change over time, so perhaps this movement can be reversed.
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Does that change over time, if a game proves is more popular or less popular?
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The meaning may change over time, and that is true in religious contexts as well.
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A time series graph shows how the values from a quantitative variable change over time.
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None of us are static objects, we have histories and stories, we change over time.
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We know the textbook definitions of those words, but can their meanings change over time?
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"People's relationships change over time," Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation Special Agent Francia Thompson tells PEOPLE.
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I've also said repeatedly that the ethno-nationalist movement, prominent in Europe, will change over time.
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Keep in mind, too, that "your relationship to oral sex can change over time," Alptraum says.
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"That's a lot of change over a two-, three-year period," Biggs said in an interview.
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And it's interesting to see just how much a director can change over a few years.
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Motherboard asked Lark how she'd like to see the world change over her tenure on Mars.
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Though Booth warns the gestures behind its VR emoji vocabulary are sure to change over time.
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This is a big change over what was available before, especially for Windows 10 Home users.
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We still have a few left who can't, but I think that will change over time.
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H: You state that you have experienced a psychological change over the course of your career?
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Such bipartisan collaborations are rare—especially on climate-change, over which the electorate is starkly divided.
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This opinion didn't change over time, the study team reports in the Journal of Adolescent Health.
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But it started to change over time, because you don't have to go to commercial break.
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Support for independence could therefore grow simply due to generational change over the next 20 years.
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I think we'll see a distribution change over time, but that part of it'll be gradual.
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Can you talk about just how you have seen the profile of founders change over time?
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But most importantly, we need to face up to the fact that standards change over time.
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The other big change over the last 103 years is how good prosumer equipment has become.
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Imagine that incomes do not change over the next 20 years, but the South's population doubles.
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There's just not that many Levandowskis out there—and that's not going to change over night.
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"In addition, the results show how conservation funding may need to change over time," Tobias said.
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Also, crucially, they have little rubber tips — a major design change over the standard Apple AirPods.
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But I've seen change over the last couple of years, and I think we're getting closer.
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Running code continuously in a loop means that we can program things that change over time.
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Think about Abraham Lincoln as a change leader who articulated the change over and over again.
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Apple:The discounts change over the year, but you can generally get slightly cheaper laptops and iPads.
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That said, no one can predict how the situation will change over the next few months.
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Personally, I do not believe that we can control how much we will change over time.
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Again though, these are all prototypes so it's highly likely they're all going change over time.
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White moderates and conservatives, including Republicans and independents, showed relatively little change over those 24 years.
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In other instances, their values change over time, and their relationship grows turbulent as a result.
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Ms. Loftus, the cognitive psychologist, testified on Friday that a person's memory can change over time.
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How does her perception of these kinds of healing change over the course of her life?
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"There's been a change over the last few days," he said, his partner, Thom Browne, alongside.
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Then we look at how climates change over time by analyzing ice core data from paleoclimatologists.
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Friendships change over time, and "temporary proximate relation" certainly defines at least someone in everyone's past.
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Joining the establishment would effectively end any hope of positive change over the next three years.
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So I think that will change over time when AI becomes more widespread in the States.
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The idea is to see how they change over time and as new elements are added.
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Sometimes, people who previously had hateful viewpoints change over time and become more accepting of others.
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But it started to change over time because you don't have to go to commercial break.
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Instead, they show how each state's funding under the proposed block grant would change over time.
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My kids will learn from watching me grow and change over time, and that's a good thing.
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This can create challenges when making adjustments as methods of recording temperatures change over time, Hausfather said.
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However, its developers have noted that the game's features could change over the course of the beta.
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Once your mobile app is updated, the web client will automatically change over to the new design.
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So this would be a slow kind of change over many years if they decided to leave.
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Nearly everything about Sanders's campaign would change over the following 22000 months — except for the candidate himself.
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Now, one New York location will change over each week until they're all using the new method.
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Don't think negative traits will change over time, Tashiro wrote, because they are constant across a lifetime.
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Given that search activity varies, the terms that appears in Autocomplete for you may change over time.
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It will take high-resolution ocean measurements, and track how bodies of water bodies change over time.
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CNBC highlights the major trading connections between the two countries and how that could change over time.
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These recommendations to members might change over time, as the app gets smarter about each user's needs.
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How have you seen things change over the past few years, in regards to ace/aro inclusion?
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Fewer but faster cores are just better for games right now (though that should change over time).
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"This constant change over time is something machine learning and AI has been struggling with," says Navlakha.
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According to Webb, bologna is better than higher-quality meats because the characteristics don't change over time.
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And with so many different projects, it's easy to imagine that her work might change over time.
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The Obama administration took several steps to combat the severity of climate change over the next century.
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However, when it comes to prioritizing climate change over other issues, opinion polls tell a different story.
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But those same tastes also change over time, especially as hearts swell and new families are born.
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The Pac-12's setup is nowhere close to complete, and it will undoubtedly change over time.
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Statements made by Exxon Mobil – including executives and its own scientists – about climate change over the years.
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"Now the president says he wants to change over to a merit-based immigration system," Acosta noted.
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The rain will change over to snow for places like Minneapolis during the evening hours on Thursday.
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"There are so many feelings and emotions involved, and those feelings change over time," Ms. Poma said.
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We have just seen the change over time; the world today is healthier, richer, and better educated.
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And when you think about it, so many of the things in cities change over 60 years.
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Ultimately though, everyone is collecting to upgrade, because tastes change over time and new pieces become available.
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I think what you have seen, though, is a gradual change over a period of 3003 years.
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Remember, we're talking about a global average, which means a change over every part of the world.
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Benson debuted the dramatic hair change over the weekend in an Instagram selfie with pal Remington Franklin.
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Here are the top 10 best scores to be in, and how those odds change over time:
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New slang words are always being invented and the meanings of particular terms often change over time.
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With the implementation of the proposed reforms to the sector, the audit profession will change over time.
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Folks are still in their corners, and that's not likely to change over Sondland or anyone else.
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Student Opinion What would you like to see happen about climate change over the next four years?
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But imports of unwrought metal and powders have experienced a step change over the past 12 months.
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But as his life has undergone major change over the past 10 years, so has William's appearance.
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Those fears would therefore change over time as events made different groups seem more or less threatening.
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That's in part a story about turnout, but also simply a story about demographic change over time.
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The biggest change over last year's device, the Honor 3003X, has a new aspect ratio and screen dimensions.
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Because you may have to change over time and the most important thing is having the right people.
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But Amazon cannot anticipate every potential problem because sensitivities change over time, Amazon's Prasad said in an interview.
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And they're anxious about how the Earth will change over the rest of their or their children's lifetimes.
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The 101.643 percent change over the previous day's fixing was the greatest since 2005, according to Reuters data.
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Netflix notes that it's a test that might change over time, depending on how useful people find it.
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"In the UK, there are no specific monitoring mechanisms to see how things change over time," he said.
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Attitudes to policy change over time (see article), and drugs policies in many countries are changing with them.
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"Many countries will now see that it's to their disadvantage not to change over to renewables," Jacobson says.
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The images are especially useful when you can watch how specific areas on the globe change over time.
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You never reach a recipe where you think, This is the one, because taste buds change over time.
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One can look to Singapore for a glimpse of how airports will change over the next 13 years.
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Presidents lead coalitions, and they have to understand where their coalition is and how things change over time.
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The blood tests can be taken routinely during treatment, which is particularly important as tumors change over time.
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Additionally, there is limited likelihood that Elavon's institutional Support Rating of '1' will change over the foreseeable future.
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The experience was, Mr Tye writes, a "baseline", highlighting how much Kennedy would change over his short life.
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Your specific business objectives can and will change over time, but your culture, vision and values are timeless.
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The volume affords a longitudinal view of a sensibility that is itself devoted to observing change over time.
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In reality, there is no best answer for everyone, and what's best for you may change over time.
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That should change over the winter months, with up to 173 million tonnes of production at potential risk.
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Net short term debt, which was forecast at €25.3bn at year end 2017, will not change over 2018.
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What do you think Alabama politics are like in 15 or 20 years as these generations change over?
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Since it took several years for the album to be completed, did the album's scope change over time?
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For now no other countries, including China, would be part of it although that could change over time.
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But with longitudinal studies, looking at these children's brains as they change over time will be very important.
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Epidemiological studies are a crucial means of discovering possible relationships between variables and how they change over time.
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Here are some questions and answers about student loans: Do rates on federal student loans change over time?
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A majority — well, not from the popular vote, which Hillary Clinton won — chose radical change over reasoned predictability.
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But Republicans are also weighing using the "nuclear option" to force the change over the objection of Democrats.
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These dynamics could change over time, as US retrenchment from the region might not be a reversible phenomenon.
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They will change over the next few years with more data from the Census Bureau and additional polling.
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We won't go into the subcultures of each dating app here, especially since they often change over time.
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But studies to date haven't offered a clear picture of what happens when crime rates change over time.
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That will change over the weekend, when Trump and Cruz make a furious late push in the state.
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Additionally, there is limited likelihood that Elavon's institutional support rating of '1' will change over the foreseeable future.
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Prices for his "products" will change over time and with demand, according to a complicated set of rules.
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Richard Neal (Mass.), the ranking Democrat on the Ways and Means Committee, those differences would change over time.
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The Stable Outlook indicates that the rating is unlikely to change over a one-to-two year period.
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Your relationship or needs may change over time, or the therapist's career may go in a different direction.
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"It's a slow process, like planting a garden and watching it grow and change over time," says Garcia.
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And, fittingly, he talks about straight-edge, and the need for people to grow and change over time.
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Because a social construct means we collectively are constructing and maintaining [it], and it does change over time.
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Gin, for example, contains juniper and a variety of different botanicals, which are apt to change over time.
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"This is one example of how risk factors can change over the course of a woman's life," she added.
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The wintry mix is forecast to change over to rain late Wednesday night, and will taper off Thursday morning.
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But I don&apost know, I mean, there&aposs no change over time on standards, that&aposs just wrong.
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They consume food, which typically contains fats but also lots of other ingredients, and their diets change over time.
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"Our leadership team has undergone a good deal of change over the last year," Corbat said in the memo.
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The pace of change over the last few years has been glacier-like, barely inching in the single digits.
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Altabef says not suggesting discrete solutions to specific problems is a recognition that the problems will change over time.
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Expect the bill to change over the next week as the Senate leadership tries to stop that from happening.
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That's begun to change over the years, and it felt like 2017 was a bit of a breaking point.
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These cover steel, industrial and agricultural products in roughly equal proportions, though that may change over the coming days.
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That may dramatically change over the next 10 years as the "robot nanny" makes its way into our households.
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Brolin, who married model Kathryn Boyd in September 2016, has undergone a dramatic weight change over the past year.
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Languages change over the years and what was English before sounds like a foreign language to English speakers now.
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By doing so, we could directly compare how flashbulb memories and ordinary memories of life events change over time.
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If conditions change over time, gradually or suddenly, and the model doesn't change with it, the model will decay.
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Did you think about how his body language would change over the course of most of a human lifespan?
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January: Classic design phased out Google+ forced the change over to the new design first previewed in late 2015.
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They are able to change over time in accordance with patterns of activity, a property known as synaptic plasticity.
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Twitter says the tab will change over time as it continues to refine its recommendations based on your activity.
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Fitch expects ACGL to continue to maintain a diversified specialty underwriting portfolio, although the composition may change over time.
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Many important things about you change over the course of your lifetime, but your personality isn't one of them.
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Whether that's how things shake out in practice will vary from game to game, and will change over time.
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The team behind the style guide notes that this is a living document and it will change over time.
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The New York Times announced last month that it would change over, as did the The Wall Street Journal.
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We've been here for 15 years and there's been more change over the past five years than ever before.
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Richard Neal (Mass.), the ranking Democrat on the House Ways and Means Committee, those differences would change over time.
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The United Nations regularly publishes demographic projections estimating how the world's population could change over the next several decades.
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As his career has gone through a major change over the years, so has his attitude ... and his tattoos.
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For all the hand-wringing on climate change over the years, discussion of solutions remains puzzlingly anemic and fractured.
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A romantic partnership, say, might blend several flavours together, generating a unique "taste" which might subtly change over time.
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But the arc of history is long, and of course, the implications of some signs can change over time.
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Preferences change, they say, and no one should feel locked into agreements when their boundaries may change over time.
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But in their long-distance journeys to their spawning areas, their bodies slowly change over six to eight weeks.
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One way could be to track the change over time in the working-age population across the United States.
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In short, the highway infrastructure is going to have to change over time to interact with computer-driven vehicles.
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Yet, the views of the man and woman on the street in Pakistan on America do change over time.
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"Playing with pods and commercialization will definitely change over time and become a bigger piece of what we do."
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People&aposs tastes in automobile design change over time and many once-beloved vehicles are no longer being manufactured.
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Their support saw little change over the past month; each candidate lost 2202 point in the most recent poll.
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Traditional punched windows, like those of neighboring prewar buildings, gradually change over to contemporary floor-to-ceiling glazed windows.
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The latest results have been mapped against the data from the previous nine reports to show change over time.
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These factors may change over time, but today, they mandate a clear role for U.S. government oversight and enforcement.
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It's likely that this second round of Ecocapsules will cost less as the cost of technologies change over time.
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Last month, the bank announced it would invest $200 billion toward fighting climate change over a five-year period.
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Normal people do learn and change over time, of course, but it's extremely difficult to change your fundamental nature.
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" The chief executive of the Anna Freud national Centre for Children and Families added, "The priorities will change over time.
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Yet among Mr Reeves's most striking findings about relative intergenerational mobility is that it seems not to change over time.
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The researchers also surveyed 112 women every week for three months to observe how hormones and behavior change over time.
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This doesn't matter for wine with screw-tops or other alternative stoppers, since they won't degrade or change over time.
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And Microsoft will surely feel pretty good about getting the Surface on ARM before the Mac makes the change over.
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This may change over time as PNC seeks to grow its credit card, home equity, and direct auto loan portfolios.
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But this will change over the next couple of years, he predicts, because most big universities have launched AI programmes.
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Eero CEO Nick Weaver says that's going to change over time, although he didn't say when deeper integration would come.
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THERE'S BEEN MORE CHANGE OVER THE LAST 18 MONTHS, TWO YEARS THAN I'VE EVER SEEN BEFORE IN THE MEDIA INDUSTRY.
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All figures are expressed as the percentage change over the same period last year, except for the number of estimates.
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And though your words will no doubt change over the next few months, you will always remain who you are.
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From this information, the neutral model can predict how the frequency of mutations in the population will change over time.
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But what does change over time, and fluctuate, is the abundance of each species, how many bears, wolves, and birds.
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Now, if things change over the course of the next six or nine months some people may look at it.
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Your best bet is to stick with just one testing method and focus on how your results change over time.
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We all have to accept that perspective and perceptions may change over time or may even differ in different scholars.
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His models are proof of concept that the butterfly effect might be central to processes of human change over time.
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The VIX, as it is called, uses options to measure the market's expected annualized change over the next 24.7 days.
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That's because fund capacity in the U.S. copper market has experienced a step-change over the last couple of years.
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The oldest contestants in the house showed little change over the season, while the youngest ones remained the most flexible.
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There's a huge challenge because so much can change over time, especially right now when technology is shifting so rapidly.
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As you move through the show, you move through time, and change over time is the thread the show follows.
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I won't be too shabby, but how many penguin suits can you really change over the course of the evening?
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The Khashoggi affair reminds us that alliances do not necessarily last forever, and even common interests can change over time.
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Warke has seen The Fountain change over that time and now concentrates on better integrating local Catholic and Protestant children.
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He has adapted with every single style change over the years, and he has usually been the first to adapt.
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I also hope that visitors understand that art forms and the perceptions about what "counts" as art change over time.
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Cuthbert and his colleagues mapped out the global groundwater supply and modeled regional responses to climate change over various timescales.
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In fact, the landscape itself may change over time as other species evolve, so the landscape metaphor is somewhat strained.
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According to Richmond, these peaks can be influenced by things like stress, medication, and mood, and can change over time.
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We're told if things change over the next few weeks -- and it seems obvious they will -- Ovation says it'll reevaluate.
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Britain's ONR says the properties of the bricks change over time due to interaction with radiation and the reactor coolant.
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Such lists don't tell us much since these measures are always subjective and the rankings tend to change over time.
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"We're not going to change it by a nibble here and a little bit of change over there," she said.
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Because finances are attached to fallible humans and, to an extent, volatile markets, plans often grow and change over time.
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Fred Cromer, president of Bombardier Commercial Aircraft, told Reuters in an interview that would change over the next six months.
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That should change over time, but there have been enough examples during practice to let players know what to expect.
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What does change over the course of its ten episode season is the depth to which the characters are explored.
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"I don't know many people who change—in particular, who change over a short span of time," Josh Safdie says.
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I think the only way to help with change over there is to go and not to cancel the trip.
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We will be experiencing a collective shift with regard to the things we want to change over the next seven years.
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Did the way you thought about that incident change over the last year as a wave of these stories came out?
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"I think it will change over the years, once more female players come in and it gets more accepted," she says.
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The app then helps administrators schedule educators and plan courses or activities responding to students' needs as they change over time.
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Of course, this is just a beta, so much about Red Dead Online will change over the coming weeks and months.
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Now, like all things in life, there is nuance to The Naked Test, in that the answer can change over time.
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The research suggests that sexual harassment and sexual assault still happen at alarming rates, but assessing change over time is complicated.
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Convergence is considered less important although this could change over time and market fragmentation may give rise to ongoing M&A.
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Or what does it mean to realize your needs change over time, and is it okay to speak up for yourself?
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The amendment calls for the change "over time" -- less specific language than Sanders had wanted, making it a concession for Clinton.
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It's fair to say a lot is about to change over the next few decades too, and Microsoft is getting ready.
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That means most foods don't cause a meaningful change in your metabolic rate, nor does that rate generally change over time.
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I'm interested in how places change over time, and this business challenges assumptions about 'old' and 'new' in an interesting way.
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That may change over time, however, particularly if the company plans to go public eventually, which Yanisse suggests is the case.
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The players involved in all three areas are likely to change over time, as will tax laws and other important matters.
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The makeup of the ARKit landscape may change over time as developers experiment with what works — and what sells, of course.
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Consumers change over time, the environment changes, the dynamic changes — if you don't keep transforming yourself, it's not going to happen.
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Needs change over time, and the investment mix that worked in your 243s might not be ideal as you get older.
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Young nonvoting Democrats are slightly more likely than young voting Democrats to support fundamental, systematic change over a return to normal.
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Like credit cards, HELOCs typically come with variable interest rates that are based on an index and may change over time.
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State Supreme Court races are ostensibly nonpartisan affairs, but Wisconsin watchers say that began to change over the last dozen years.
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Since Glassdoor salaries are based on employee feedback, salaries are subject to change over time as the website receives new reviews.
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Buying a brand that is based on a person is risky because the person may change over time, Bolton Weiser added.
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The Bureau of Labor Statistics recently published projections for how the labor market is likely to change over the next decade.
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Create a mutual understanding that this is an open conversation and each of your views on money may change over time.
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Small businesses in particular are unhappy at the extra demands made of them to be tax compliant during the change-over.
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Your results from one company can even change over time as the company signs up more users, and gathers more data.
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But the Yankees' pitching coach, Larry Rothschild, left open the possibility that the rotation could change over the next five days.
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The greenhouse installation will offer visitors a chance to participate in the creative process, which means it will change over time.
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That's bound to change over time, since 5G is the future of how we'll get internet and TV in our homes.
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If an organization comes out of this moment, its leaders can change over the years while the mission remains in place.
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Also, for now, people can only be in a single group, or Cocoon, but that will change over time as well.
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That's why graphs showing change over time can be such a powerful teaching resource to help students better understand climate trends.
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The researchers also relied on a single measurement of egg and dietary cholesterol consumption, even though diets can change over time.
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Read on for our conversation about racism, what to expect from the show, and whether people can actually change over time.
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And although the Woz made the change over to pure electric with his $100,000-plus Tesla, he's not necessarily one for luxury.
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The teaser trailer put online today is packed full of details, though of course they may change over the course of development.
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On impeachment the FiveThirtyEight compendium of polls shows almost no change over the last several months, a small plurality remaining anti-Trump.
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The company defines "the beginning of a video" at around 30 seconds, for now, noting that the definition can change over time.
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Weekday sleep didn't change over the period, though Saturday sleep increased by 13 minutes and Sunday sleep by 24 minutes per night.
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Kitchens and dining rooms may change over the years, but the recipes (and the hot sauce they call for) stays the same.
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Yeast strains change over time, but the AWRI discovered that it was a rare hybrid strain that differed from modern ale strains.
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Studying sex and aging There is a key element missing from nearly all studies of sex and aging: studying change over time.
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But ultimately, The Staircase is less a series about crazy plot twists and one about relationships and how they change over time.
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Among those that didn't fail outright, only 16% saw improvements in their performance and ability to sustain change over the long haul.
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The data showed little change over the last five years in the share of state-owned enterprise participation across all three divisions.
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While Strange has a head start, observers caution that the dynamics of the race can still change over the next two years.
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Why these cards are keepersWhile my credit card rotation does change over the years, most of these cards are long-term keepers.
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Queries can be written in SQL, and shared or saved by users, allowing them to track how different metrics change over time.
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Because conditions and national goals do change over time, we call for a formal review every four years, after each presidential election.
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We still seek basic understanding of how those contacts form during development, change over a lifetime and go awry in psychiatric disorders.
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Some works were intended to change over time or even to decay and disappear, as was Robert Smithson's "Partially Buried Woodshed" (248).
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Thanks to the strong dollar (which could change over time), Canadian cities fare especially well: Montreal's score is 85.2; Toronto's is 85.6.
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Countries' death rates change over timeMore than 593,000 people worldwide have been infected with the coronavirus, and at least 27,000 have died.
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The explosion at Loot Lake is in a similarly suspended state, which is likely to change over the course of the season.
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"It's my job to represent the concerns and address the concerns my constituents have, and those concerns change over time," he said.
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First, it's a good thing that recommendations change over time; second, this change isn't as big a deal as you might think.
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Bottom line: While your answers may change over time, it&aposs worth considering what value your company could provide a potential acquirer.
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While cinematic languages evolve and change over time, they never do so in a way that makes old films feel particularly outmoded.
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Significantly, though, Dworkin believed that the application of that principle would change over time—as had also been the case for Brennan.
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The secondary market would be equally important, as those valuations will change over time as new businesses enter and exit the market.
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Teeth are great for studying change over time because you can date them by growth rings, much like trees, Dr. Arora said.
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Judgments about the value of a treatment are highly individualized, and they change over time as new research and treatment options emerge.
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The bottom line: Presidential candidates' policy proposals inevitably change over the course of the campaign and, if elected, as reality sets in.
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You need to be particularly proactive with this step and expect that you'll have to regularly adapt as things change over time.
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Campaign representatives also agreed to what Sanders' policy director Warren Gunnels called "the most aggressive plan to combat climate change," over the weekend.
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Apps are evolving, and it's worth looking at both the true state of apps today and how that's likely to change over time.
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And views can change over time: a common practice called commodity murabaha has been increasingly criticised by scholars in the last few years.
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It's not simply that jobs can be misrepresented during the interview process, but they can also change over time as the company grows.
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The BBC reports that her color might change over time, and that the zoo has asked the public for help in naming her.
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The variables plugged into the assumptions can change over time, so a decades-old illustration may no longer accurately show the contract's performance.
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This system allows them do things like fast-forward in time and instantaneously see how cities and planets will change over that span.
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The average of the survey results of 11 major Asian currencies predicted almost no change over the next 12 months from current levels.
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We are always working to improve our ability to detect the most useful snippet, so the results you see may change over time.
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It's going to change over time—it's going to be different things on different days—but these families are going to need support.
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Those specific values may change over time; behavior considered acceptable in one era becomes shameful in another, as evidenced by the #MeToo movement.
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So much of the show is about female friendships in your 20s and how they tend to shift and change over the years.
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The UK design firm makes lamps and furniture that that move and change over time, including the Kihou series which resembles liquid jewels.
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John is a geomorphologist, a scientist who studies how landscapes change over time, and works as an independent consultant in the United Kingdom.
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Throughout all this, the startup works to collect data and feedback on each course and tune it as workforce needs change over time.
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Investment portfolios do change over time and based on age, as they should, but not much during any single year of market action.
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The ability of animals to adapt to climate change was set against the magnitude of projected climate change over the next 55 years.
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Complicating things further is the fact that symptoms may come and go (in what's known as "flares"), and they can change over time.
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But what if the laws of physics do change over time and in different locations, and we're just too galumphing to perceive it?
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That has begun to change over the last several years, as the popularity of investing with an eye to these issues has surged.
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And as content libraries change over time, it's harder and harder to keep track of what's being added (and removed) from each service.
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Gala Porras-Kim and Daniel Small both engage in institutional critique, highlighting how the identities we ascribe to objects can change over time.
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It's very hard for the natural sciences to capture meaning, because it's individual and can change over time; it's very difficult to predict.
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Still, as the company continues to ramp up the enterprise component of its business, the calculus of its business may change over time.
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Carney said in May the BoE would give a range of estimates for the 'equilibrium rate' and that it would change over time.
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"There's been a noticeable change over the last month," said Jeremie Waterman, president of the China Center for the US Chamber of Commerce.
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Things can change over time, but a key warning is when "you don't agree with the moral aspect of the company," says Salemi.
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Another option is to refinance your loan into a variable-rate student loan, which will allow the interest rate to change over time.
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Very big things have to change over very long time scales, and human beings are not generally accustomed to thinking about such things.
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Friedman noted that the company plans to continue to invest in the service (though he hinted that the name may change over time).
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That was my same criticism of food, is that you're getting judged on something that is ephemeral and will constantly change over time.
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I supposed this could change over the next few decades: his nose might grow out of proportion to the rest of his face.
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"The conditions that are being promoted change over time in conjunction with the patent cycle," Jon Swallen, chief research officer at Kantar, said.
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Often, that's easy, because what's being written about it is an incremental change over what's already been established, or it's just total baloney.
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Even so, allow your puppet's character the freedom and space to evolve, just as you let your understanding of yourself change over time.
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But the WSJ reports, citing people familiar with the matter, that may change: Over the past year, Apple has met with Snap Inc.
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The company said it was not trying to make money off of these deals, but some analysts think that could change over time.
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Such an approach, he argued, ignores the reality that some groups change over time, strategically shifting their operations into politics during election years.
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The company said it is not trying to make money off of these deals, but some analysts think that will change over time.
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Some have become standard, like Automatic Emergency Braking, and others are first takes on new technologies that are likely to change over time.
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On the whole across Europe, the predicted effects of climate change over the next generation could entirely wipe out France's Périgord black truffle.
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CV: How did your relationship with Singapore change over time, especially after having moved to different cities and photographed them, and many others?
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"I have seen it change over time because eight weeks ago, there was no fundraising operation, as far as I could tell," said Rep.
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Plenty have found that the vaginal ring, patch, or IUD fit their needs better, and studies show that needs for contraception change over time.
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That suggests the men's symptoms weren't more severe than women's overall (though some patients are still hospitalized, so their conditions could change over time).
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"The arithmetic at the moment is looking challenging but a lot can change over the next two weeks," he told the BBC on Sunday.
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While thoughts of suicide were slightly higher on average amongst less-educated whites than other groups, the pattern of change over time was similar.
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In practice, this means trying your best to stand next to a flag long enough for it to magically change over to your side.
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It's likely that these numbers will be subject to further change over the coming months, especially considering the Falcon Heavy has not yet flown.
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As someone once pointed out to him, he said, people's noses change over time, so what's to say the algorithm wasn't tracking that instead?
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Views on overall household finances also split along party lines, with 69 percent saying they had seen no change over the past two years.
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In a statement, R3 said it expected members of the consortium to change over time, as the scale and scope of the project changed.
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If you don't change over time, you will lose market share, and this new wave of people will go to the newer, exciting spots.
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In fact, Apple is slowly turning Photos into a solid editor — a change over past versions where it was most a preview/gallery application.
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And, with Burnout: Paradise back in the news, I've been thinking even more broadly, about how AAA game series change over time in general.
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"Look, we could have up to three justices change over in the next eight years, and this is a suicide mission," Mr. Priebus said.
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Csiro has also said that it will reduce research on ice cores from Antarctica that can measure the change over time in greenhouse gases.
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Tastes can, of course, change over time, but rarely in a matter of weeks or months, and least of all without some obvious trigger.
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"Kiribati is among the low-lying islands which has been brutally battered by climate change over the past two decades," said President Taneti Maamau.
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Trader classifications can change over time, either because the nature of their business changes, or because the CFTC receives additional information about their activities.
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Since BNSC's SR and SR Floor are '5' and 'NF', respectively, there is limited likelihood that these ratings will change over the foreseeable future.
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"I've seen a change over the past 5 years... it's almost the policy now to do business with foreigners, which is great," Hester said.
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Under the right circumstances, the chemical structures of these resins can change over time, fossilizing into amber—occasionally trapping and preserving an insect inside.
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"The change over six years has been extraordinary," said Rory Jeffes, managing director of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra, which has toured China four times.
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"It was a mistake made during a standard procedure at the change over of a shift and an employee pushed the wrong button," Gov.
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So how do you assess the role money should play in a relationship, and what happens when your desires and means change over time?
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But the organization has been able to "change over quite a few states" by providing research to decision makers about the benefits, she added.
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That may be about to change: Over the past few years, calls to heavily regulate or even ban voluntary implants have grown increasingly loud.
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While I expect my friends and I will change over the course of our lives, the core of our personalities will remain the same.
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A Google spokesperson declined to comment on specific support being offered to staff, saying it can vary by location and may change over time.
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The rain is expected to change over to snow in the wee hours before tapering off early Friday morning, but little accumulation is expected.
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Beyond the services they offer today, both of these tech giants are also thinking about how the car will change over the coming years.
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Over a third (23 percent) of firms reported no change over the last year (25 percent in 2016; 21 percent in 250). Click(bit.
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We need better social contracts that have informed consent baked into the products themselves and can be adjusted as user preferences change over time.
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Ginsburg has witnessed a lot of change over the course of her lifetime, and in her 26 years serving on the U.S. Supreme Court.
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The discovery could, however, help scientists better understand how germs change over thousands of years and how they could further evolve in the future.
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Here's the deal -- Puff announced his latest name change over the weekend ... not realizing it was already taken by The Undertaker's famous ex-manager.
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If people care about terrorism more than they care about China or climate change, then you can't prioritize China or climate change over terrorism.
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He still has time to move the embassy to Jerusalem, for example, and his approach to settlements might change over the course of time.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The ratings and Stable Outlook reflect consistent financial policies and metrics that Fitch does not expect to change over the ratings horizon.
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You have access to proprietary data sets, which today — this may change over time, but today are kind of the currency for building anything smart.
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I held off writing, though, with the understanding that it is important to note how Sander's artworks change over time, which they most definitely do.
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Drivers of 4x4 vehicles could take their adventures to new heights and tackle all-new terrains without the need to manually change over to tracks.
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They can use the lasers to assign the specific properties to the atoms, then allow the system to change over time to simulate some problem.
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In her research, published this year, she and a colleague looked at how the winds would change over the 21st century under various climate models.
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Ahead, read about their experiences in 1969, how they've seen Pride change over the years, and the advice they'd give to young LGBTQ+ people today.
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In her research, published this year, she and a colleague looked at how the winds would change over the 21st century under various climate models.
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The new version of the operating system includes a number of visual upgrades, a change over the Oreo's additions, which were largely in the backend.
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Liebold says players can expect the new levels to similarly change over time as challenges are added and more limited time contract missions are released.
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Hover to see exact GDP per capita and click any country to see a time series of the same change over the past several decades.
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But depression is one of those things that everyone deals with in their own way, and often, those coping mechanisms must necessarily change over time.
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Reporters saw records belonging to around 100 customers, but apparently, the records continued to refresh and change over time, so more could have been exposed.
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As the chart above shows, correlations change over time, so it would be folly to expect the relationship between crude and stocks to be maintained.
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"Specific areas where Zika virus transmission is ongoing are often difficult to determine and are likely to continue to change over time," the CDC said.
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Facebook notes that that what qualifies as "personally informative" is likely to change over time and the company will likely continue tweaking its methods, too.
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This is more of a testament to how advocacy and shining a light on individual stories that are unacceptable can actually produce change over time.
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The change today is part of a number of small quality-of-life improvements for Pinterest users, especially ones whose tastes will change over time.
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But this could change over the course of the next year, if the unemployment rate continues to fall and, especially, if wage increases pick up.
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The XZ22's rear aesthetic strikes me as very HTC, but I'm in favor of this change over the rectangular, blocky feel of previous Xperias.
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Holladay noted that tastes and preferences change over time with new generations of recruits, and the survey allows officials to stay current on popular items.
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The Broaden trial, which was interested mainly in change over time, classified scores under 11 as no depression (or remission,) and didn't categorise severity otherwise.
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I'm more interested in looking at how things change over time, at how people try and sometimes fail to make meaning out of their lives.
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Diplomats and officials in Brussels stressed the ministers' draft statement, prepared in advance and seen by Reuters, could change over the weekend depending on developments.
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It's normal for the eye to age or change over time, but "increased UV exposure can cause that to come on sooner," Dr. Brissette said.
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By showing social and political change over time — really the meat and potatoes of the historian's craft — the book made clear that progress was possible.
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"It was a mistake made during a standard procedure at the change over of a shift, and an employee pushed the wrong button," Hawaii Gov.
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While assets have substantially risen for white families over the years, aggregate black household assets have not seen much change over the past three decades.
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But Microsoft has also undergone a corporate personality change over the years, becoming more outward looking and seeking the views of policymakers, critics and competitors.
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Of the 50 biggest stories about climate change over the last two weeks, measured by interactions, 27 centered on the 16-year old Swedish activist.
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"It was a mistake made during a standard procedure at the change over of a shift, and an employee pushed the wrong button," Ige said.
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"It was a mistake made during a standard procedure at the change over of a shift, and an employee pushed the wrong button," he said.
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"I think we're going to see a change over the next five years in how they integrate and interact with the retail world," she added.
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It's expected that corporate culture may change over time, being re-shaped or molded by the influx of new people, new places and new ideas.
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"You want them to change over time if there is better data available that can make a more informed statement — that's progress," Dr. Greenhawt said.
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"Anyone who studies the history of food will tell you cultural preferences change over time," said Hawkes, who was not involved in the new study.
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A reasonable economic study needs to look at change over time, in both the number of immigrants and labor market outcomes for the native-born.
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We have an incompetent administration and if I'm elected president, that will change, I will tell you, that will change over the next four years.
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Furthermore, many users get easily bored, which is why it's important to better understand how human interests change over time, even in the short-term.
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But recent incidents demonstrate the ongoing challenge of ensuring everyone follows the guidelines, which themselves must change over time to keep up with technological shifts.
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The survey, titled "The State of American Jobs," focuses on how people see job training differently as the skills needed to get ahead change over time.
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That means that if you observe how the atoms change over time, you may be able to predict how the universe evolved early in its life.
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"It ranges from the full value of the stream down to 18-20 percent," he said, and can change over the course of an artist's career.
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About a dozen current and former nurses protested the name change over the weekend, in which they covered Zuckerberg's name outside the hospital in blue tape.
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But the recent switch-up didn't stop Hale — or her longtime hairstylist and colorist Kristin Ess — from making an even more dramatic change over the weekend.
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Also in this seriesFiscal policyThe Supreme CourtClimate change Over the past several weeks The Economist has run two-page briefs on major areas of American policy.
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It's important to remember that the report only includes the birth and fertility rates for a given year, Hamilton said, and these could change over time.
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Planetary orbits are elliptical, rather than circular, and their gravitational interactions with one another may cause the shapes of these ellipses to change over the years.
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Taking the cumulative net change over the past four reported months (November 2016 to February 2017), national run rates have increased by about 925,000 tonnes annualised.
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These small variances do not affect the strength of the enclosure or the function of the product and will not change over time through normal use.
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That also made the asteroid an attractive target for OSIRIS-REx, as the spacecraft will attempt to study how the object's orbit might change over time.
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So, if you have scraps of cheese rind taken every week for a year, you can build a map of how those microbes change over time.
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Whether or not you get your aura photographed, paying multiple visits to the same reader can actually help you track how your feelings change over time.
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Some studies speculate that a warming climate may be making these disasters more frequent and more intense, and the areas they hit will change over time.
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Actively managing interest rate risk Not only is the typical bond index limited in its sector composition, but the sector weights may also change over time.
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I really do believe emotions change over time, not just because of technology but as a result of a whole set of cultural and economic changes.
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Coming from your perspective, seeing the world evolve and change over the years—should young people be as afraid as we are with what's going on?
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For the current study, researchers wanted to see how cognitive function might change over time in patients with these tumors who had both chemo and radiation.
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"It was a mistake made during a standard procedure at the change over of a shift, and an employee pushed the wrong button," Ige told press.
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Measuring how the polar ice caps change over time is crucial to understanding the effects of our warming climate — but doing so is no easy task.
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In a joint statement, the couple explained that the difficult decision came as a result of their individual growth and change over the last six years.
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"That's not really been taken on board yet by the U.S. rates market but I would expect that to change over the coming weeks," he added.
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It also uses the UN's projections to estimate how each country's median will likely change over the next 40-odd years: Immediately, you see two things.
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Fitch does not expect the bank's asset quality and funding profile to significantly change over the next two years in the absence of an external shock.
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Every two years, the Bureau of Labor Statistics publishes projections for how employment in various occupations and industries are likely to change over the next decade.
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Most geologic processes take place over millions of years -- the Andes are still rising, but you will not notice any significant elevation change over your lifetime.
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The APR (annual percentage rate, or interest rate of what you owe) is 13.49 to 24.49 percent, plus variable (meaning that rate can change over time).
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Another reviewer who went by the name Jeff K, also said they had seen a change over time in the way guides presented information at Monticello.
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We've established that readers and writers change over time, so there must be an important relation between the artwork and time, age, biography, and ultimately interpretation.
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This reflects in the more ambiguous qualities of my work; it doesn't lead you one way or another, your reaction to it can change over time.
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These images allow astronomers to examine "how cloud patterns and large-scale structures on other planets in our Solar System change over time," the ESA said.
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This means that users can select any region of the planet, and watch it change over 32 years from the perspective of our Earth-observation satellites.
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It's difficult to predict how artificial intelligence technology will change over the next 10 to 20 years, but there are plenty of gains to be made.
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They just filed their IPO paperwork, so this could change over the next couple years, but again, you know, companies are supposed to do the opposite.
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Seeds are the ones that grow and change over the course of their stage time — and maybe, in the minds of those who see them, forever.
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"What happens behind closed doors, and how people grow and change over time is something no one can ever predict or understand, save those two people."
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"It's a journey of seeing this woman change over time and being with her at the end and trying to figure out what the journey meant."
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On the other hand, hearts and minds change over time, so you may ultimately wish to unblock someone on Skype and start the chatting over again.
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This slowly began to change over the past several decades, and now you could argue that humanity has never been more enthralled with the natural world.
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The institution itself would suffer from ideological ping pong, in which the view of the Supreme Court could radically change over a short period of time.
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The flick has already garnered mixed reviews, currently holding a 57% rotten critical score on Rotten Tomatoes, although that rating is subject to change over time.
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Snow will fall last Most of the areas that experience a wintry mix will also see that eventually change over to snow before the storm exits.
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But diseases and symptoms can change over the years, or the symptoms can be so broad and similar that it could be one of many causes.
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That doesn't mean you must stay with that plan: "Your goals may change over time, and that's fair," said Michele Ferrario of online wealth platform StashAway.
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" Beckham also understand that interests change over time and style evolves: "Fashion will take on added stature one day, but try not to be stifled by it.
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The ordinance isn't without its critics, and it attempts to oversee a complex network of public-private partnerships on surveillance technology that will likely change over time.
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"The vast majority of the world's climate scientists agree that most of the climate change over the last several decades is manmade," Emanuel wrote in an email.
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The explanation for the firing would have been so obvious as to hardly merit explanation — Cabinet secretaries and other political appointees, customarily, resign when administrations change over.
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SUPPORT Since CFG's Support and Support Rating Floors are now '5' and 'NF', respectively, there is limited likelihood that these ratings will change over the foreseeable future.
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The camera also has an interchangeable back that means photographers can keep another roll of film preloaded and quickly change over to a new roll if needed.
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The unprecedented wave of crisis and change over the 2014 to 2019 parliamentary term has emphasised Europe's interdependence and with it the role of pan-European politics.
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On board this last flight is NASA's ICESat-22, a satellite that's tasked with measuring how the land and sea ice around Earth's poles change over time.
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Schaich's food science lab at Rutgers University in New Jersey has long relied on industry arrangements to study the way that fats and oils change over time.
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" To which he added: "It's probably the most convincing study yet showing how biological constraints on language change could themselves change over time due to cultural changes.
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The firm identified districts likely to change over, including a number of seats in eastern states Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, North Carolina, Florida, Ohio and Virginia.
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Some AI systems rely on millions of data points and thousands of lines of code, and decision models can change over time as they encounter new data.
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Large-scale deforestation has been happening for decades all over the world, and Bastin noted that we need to take into account how ecosystems change over time.
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As Twitter's witnessed lots of change over the past ten years, the ad could be seen as a reaffirmation of the company's commitment to the character limit.
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Alumina exports remained marginal during the first quarter at just 11,400 tonnes, much of it possibly specialty-grade material, but that will change over the second quarter.
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"The likely contributions of natural forcing and internal variability to global temperature change over that period are minor," the dozens of scientists who wrote that report concluded.
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"While the particular creditor economies might change over time, the U.S. will tend to continue to run deficits larger than is explicable by other factors," he said.
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Planning for retirement isn't an exact scienceWhile you definitely need to know the number you need to save to retire, that number will likely change over time.
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Some historians say that presidential legacies change over time — or that because information about policy decisions is released slowly, the scorecard doesn't get filled in too quickly.
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Only one in 10 Danes surveyed believe they will be impacted greatly by climate change — over a third say it will impact their lives a fair amount.
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Last year, when the Supreme Court ruled in favor of same-sex marriage, Mr. Bernard delivered a sermon about how societal norms and laws change over time.
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The following chart illustrates how the federal deficit would change over time if, starting in 2017, mandatory spending was increased in line with the rate of inflation.
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And how many questions were Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump, Tim Kaine and Mike Pence asked about climate change over the six hours of their four combined debates?
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As Landsat's infrared sensors are sensitive to the greens of leaves and bushes, this allows researchers to map how tree cover or land cover change over time.
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Plenty can change over that span, of course, so it's worth remembering the same logic held strong even as recently as a year-and-a-half ago.
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Of course, we change over the years, but going back to what inspired you back in the day is, in my opinion, the best place to start.
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Of course, the answers to these questions can change over time, as many people will have second or third careers over the course of their working life.
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Most menus, at least the ones that change over time, are works in progress, but few make that explicit the way the one at Ko's bar does.
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That is, academic studies have shown that gender — a person's self-reported identity on a scale from male to female — is fluid; it can change over time.
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You'll get coached by world-leading speed reading experts and get detailed reports on the time you spend, your reading speed, and how things change over time.
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"Phones are unique in that their value relies on being able to connect to a cellular network, and their usability can change over time," Mr. Edwards said.
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Then again, he lived over a hundred years before Darwin synthesized ideas of an evolving world, and in his view of nature, things didn't change over time.
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Again, I thought back to my last long-haul flight change-over and how amazing it would have been to be able to have a snooze here.
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You will be richer for having had the conversation, but just don't expect an easy answer or one that won't change over time as your goals do.
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"The major reasons are a softening market, slowing lower-tier cities, Buick's engine change-over and a strong Q3 last year," a Shanghai-based GM spokeswoman said.
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One of the things I would say about Lush is that even though our sound did change over time, there was always a thread that ran through it.
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Preschool-age kids receive lessons about anatomy, with the help of dolls, and learn about the differences between male and female bodies and how bodies change over time.
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As the agriculture market learned from Brazil's previous season, a lot will be subject to change over the next few months, especially if the weather starts to sour.
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Unsurprisingly, you're not likely to find any questions there yet (and I don't think there's a prize for asking the first question), but that'll likely change over time.
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The findings conclude that public health, the environment, and the national economy will be threatened by climate change over the next century if we do not take action.
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Intel has been beating the drum on FPGA as well, which is designed to be more modular and flexible as the needs for machine learning change over time.
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In sports, of course different body types are to be found in different sports, but the bodies also change over time and different bodies change in different ways.
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Now it's the space industry's turn, and the Space Council has come up with four different types of regulatory issues it wants to change over the next year.
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I've done the same route for seven years now, and you see them grow from little kids to young adults and notice how they change over the years.
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"Folklore has so many tools which are perfect for describing 'moving' behaviour [such as] how people interact with each other and how traditions change over time," she said.
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It's not very common but also not unusual for your high to change over time, says James Giordano, professor of neurology and biochemistry at Georgetown University Medical Center.
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" But that relationship will change over the next two decades, Mr. Ma said: "China is shifting its economy from the world's largest exporter to the world's largest consumer.
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S. TARIFF DISPUTE, SAYS ESTIMATE CHINESE VEHICLE IMPORTS MAKE UP NEGLIGIBLE PROPORTION FOR GM, FORD CURRENTLY, AND THAT IS UNLIKELY TO CHANGE OVER FORESEEABLE FUTURE * ON CHINA-U.
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That will probably change over time as money tilts toward low-cost products, but for now, anyone trading it should do so using limit orders and extreme care.
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"This work provides a partial but exciting model for how this situation might evolve, and more generally how sex-determination mechanisms might change over evolutionary time," he says.
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Misperceptions about science can spread through social networks — not necessarily because people are deliberately sharing misinformation, but because scientific findings are difficult to understand and change over time.
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Winning is a matter of fulfilling one's Destiny, a goal that can change over the course of a game (though your choices narrow as you reach later chapters).
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When Policy 2.0 does come to the main stage, current Lemonade subscribers will be able to immediately change over to the new policy or keep their original policy.
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"It would be unrealistic to expect that attitudes about women as directors to change over night, but nothing in this data suggests that change is on the horizon."
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Pink notes that chronotypes can change over time: children tend to be larks, while teens and young adults often become owls and then return to being larks later.
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But that's begun to change over the past several years as the Unicode Consortium continues to approve new emoji meant to more accurately represent the people using them.
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The 10-ppm gasoil crack for January is trading about $1 a barrel higher than December, indicating more demand for the fuel after the IMO 2020 change over.
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Just look at the women's marches, teachers' strikes, the students for gun control or the countless other progressive advocacy groups that have driven change over last two years.
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In theory, these reports offer a wealth of information of how positions change over time, which can be correlated with prices and should support lots of useful research.
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Even if your iPhone is already set to military time, you'll still need to take an extra step in the Watch app to change over your Apple Watch.
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All they know is that they want to carry high-quality products, and the types of meat they sling could very well change over the next few months.
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Things could change over the coming days as athletes and journalists from other countries arrive, but for now the North Koreans have dominated the early Olympic news cycle.
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Dr. Nichols said that the point of the study was to help determine how the risk factors for breast cancer change over the course of a woman's life.
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For more than 50 years, scientists have drilled ice cores in the Arctic and Antarctica to reconstruct uninterrupted records of climate change over hundreds of thousands of years.
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Loans made by private lenders and banks may carry different interest rates, and usually the rates are variable, meaning they can change over the life of the loan.
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Some of this will likely change over time but I could easily see how it could get frustrating to not have access to more of your Google services.
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" Prenups For Future Money "And the other thing that I tend to encourage folks to think about is, who earns what is going to change over a lifetime.
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Critically important research is required on how the needs of care recipients change over time and the impact of caregiving on the caregiver and children in the family.
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Richard Niebuhr had a profound influence on her, teaching that God was omnipotent and immutable and that human understanding of him must therefore change over time and space.
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But it was a formative experience in thinking about the different components that compose a memory, and about how the emotional tone of memories can change over time.
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Those fields, collectively called quintessence, could act in opposition to gravity, and could change over time — popping up, decaying or altering their effect, switching from repulsive to attractive.
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One of the reasons Google Glass was shelved rests with public discomfort with being recorded, something Kline noted may change over time as similar products enter the market.
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This excerpt from a Daily Kos piece nicely summarizes a lot of what I found sifting his statements: Rubio has flip-flopped dramatically on climate change over the years.
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Instead, the International Bureau of Weights and Measures (BIPM) would redefine the International System of Units to ensure that kilograms are based on things that can't change over time.
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Whether you think this is just another symptom of an out-of-control desire to be politically correct or not, it's just a fact that languages change over time.
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While your workouts may have to change over time during a pregnancy, it's still safe to continue exercising even in your third trimester unless a doctor tells you otherwise.
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Scientists at the University of Richmond and led by Dr. Kelly Lambert taught rats how to drive in order to study neuroplasticity, (the brain's ability to change over time).
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It's known for its friendly cast of characters who may change over time but all help guide Japanese kids through the ins and outs of learning a new language.
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Now that the warm weather is here, I'm filling up my virtual closet with the site's latest offerings — adjusting and tinkering my selections as my preferences change over time.
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The combined research team from MIT and SUTD is a 3D printing process that actually adds the fourth dimension to the process, since the structures can change over time.
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People's personalities can and do change over the course of their lives, and research suggests that we might be able to give them a nudge through self-development exercises.
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If you extrapolate the change over the course of a year, this means monthly Prime members will see their fees increase from $132 a year to $156 a year.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR Since JPM's SR and SRFs are '5' and 'NF', respectively, there is limited likelihood that these ratings will change over the forseeable future.
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To do that means developing a system that will have to change over time, taking into account both human behavior and how other autonomous systems react on the road.
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What is required to bridge those divides is a genuine recognition that neither party has the answers and that in our system legitimizing change over time requires bipartisan support.
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You could do it the way someone calculating GDP would do: by adding up the change over time in the prices of the things people bought to make light.
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The crazy ones are the ones who insist that things change over time, that we should not be so quick to judge those who lived in less enlightened eras.
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Most gun owners cite "protection" as the main reason There's been a sea change over the last two decades when it comes to the reasons why people own guns.
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Shoot scenes that will have some sort of change over time, such as a scenic vista with lots of stuff happening, or a busy area with people milling about.
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It's doubtful they would be politically enforceable, and in any case would be unwise, as conditions and national goals change over time, so long-term budgets must retain flexibility.
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Every 25 minutes, the researchers would collect data on the top 20 sellers of each product, such as prices and ratings to see how these variables change over time.
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Channel memberships give customers access to certain perks, like being able to purchase public badges and emojis, in addition to other channel-specific perks that may change over time.
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Later, Daley held up images of a 1940s pinup girl, a Japanese geisha and Kim Kardashian, to talk about how cultural values about beauty and bodies change over time.
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The other is this year's film Marjorie Prime, a haunting meditation on how memories and love are bound up together, and how they can morph and change over time.
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Questions about how perceptions of art change over time — and how difficult it is to fully imagine a work's initial impact — were always central to this company's creative dynamic.
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In "cold" states, by contrast, we misjudge how much our preferences can change over time and, subject to the pull of inertia, forgo treatments we later wish we'd had.
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In a recent article for the New York Times (and a forthcoming book), she defends social media as a force for positive change over the last decade or so.
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Many of these elements could change over the course of the season, and the 2021 iteration of the league might look markedly different from what it is right now.
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Seeing the game change over time is why I keep coming back to it over and over again — and hopefully next season, Epic adds something as cool as Kevin.
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Nelson Mandela or Mahatma Gandhi, because I'm awed by leaders who embrace their resisters and create change over very long periods of time using patience and calm, peaceful protest.
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The Mars Environmental Dynamics Analyzer, called MEDA, is a suite of sensors on the rover to study weather science, dust and radiation, and how they change over Martian seasons.
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Critics of these kinds of surveys, which cast an unfavorable light on younger diners, have suggested that tipping habits may change over time as incomes rise and attitudes change.
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That will change over time, perhaps, but the early fears that 5G would pose a direct competitive threat have abated dramatically as investors have come to understand 5G's limitations.
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"It's the Hamptons of Hong Kong," said Ms. Sunn, who has kept a close watch on the neighborhood's real estate market and has seen it change over the years.
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The wood, stone, concrete and steel used in the interior all have knots and grains with very subtle imperfections, some of which will also change over time, she said.
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The U.N.'s 17 Sustainable Development Goals with 169 targets are a roadmap to end poverty and hunger, fight gender inequality and conquer climate change over the next 15 years.
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After announcing that she was "over" her blonde locks, Kim Kardashian West made a drastic hair change over the weekend, trading her platinum strands for a bright pink new hairdo.
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Measuring this acceleration would require observing other galaxies, and watching how their relative positions appear to change over time, according to the paper published this week in Physical Review Letters.
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Blair both came up with the idea and curated the featured works herself, challenging nine different multidisciplinary artists to create works that would change over the course of a day.
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Michael witnessed the change over the years and watched his dad's body slowly give out, as carpal tunnel in his fingers left him barely able to hold a coffee mug.
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The Galaxy S20's beefy specs will keep it viable for a few years, so even if the 5G aspect isn't the greatest right now, that could change over time.
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Other scientists Axios contacted said the ratio of warm to cold temperature records is not an intuitive indicator of climate change over time, though it's tied to increasing average temperatures.
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The big pattern we see as we trace the intertwined histories of emotional and technological change over the last two centuries is the rising American hope for a limitless self.
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How they'll do it: Scientists will drill a hole parallel to a previous one drilled in 1979, which will allow them to see how the microbial populations change over time.
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SUPPORT AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR Since STI's Support and Support Rating Floors are '5' and 'NF', respectively, there is limited likelihood that these ratings will change over the foreseeable future.
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Their hormones change over their course of their menstrual cycles, they use hormonal birth control, get pregnant, and go through menopause, and these fluctuations can affect how drugs are metabolized.
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Red Bull had to carry out an engine change over the lunch break with Max Verstappen managing only 34 laps - the second lowest of any team in the morning session.
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The weather service said there is a chance the snow could change over to a wintry mix or rain for a time Tuesday morning, which could limit total snowfall amounts.
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In February, Yale published a survey of attitudes about climate change and noted an 8 percent spike in Americans "alarmed" by climate change over the course of a single year.
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Emma Stone made a dramatic hair change over the weekend, trading in her signature red shade for dark brown hue at the 30th Annual Producers Guild Awards in Beverly Hills.
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Things will likely change over the next few years, but for now, your best bet is obviously finding a way to work with (or around) the laws currently in place.
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Bob's hope is that men go beyond conversations in which they promise to help more and then fall short; he's looking for real, consistent behavior change over the long haul.
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"Hillary leads in pledged and unpledged delegates, and there is little opportunity for that dynamic to change over the next few weeks," said former Democratic National Committee spokeswoman Holly Shulman.
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We will also be able to identify cases that are to the left or right of previous cases, information that also helps pin down agenda and preference change over time.
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"If you look at QR code payment solutions, if you look at the long-term potential of cryptocurrency, I think you'll continue to see that change over time," she said.
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Minority film directors, for instance, saw virtually no change over the five years (to 12.6 percent from 12.2 percent), and female film writers fell to 13.8 percent from 14.1 percent.
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An even more ample body of literature demonstrates that sexual orientation — a person's self-reported identity on a scale of straight to gay — is fluid; it can change over time.
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The latter group of candidates traffic in measured remedies that are more obviously attainable, prioritizing imperfect, incremental change over grandly transformative proposals that face hurdles galore and very long odds.
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"For most of us, you're always striving to do better and all of those cumulative improvements and cumulative ways to change your thinking add up to real change over time."
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Often retirees may shell out well over $100,000 as an initial deposit and signing on for additional monthly payments that may change over time as their need for care increases.
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He said Facebook will also need to keep in mind that any technological solution must change over time, similar to the ways technology advances for stopping spam and computer viruses.
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They'll serve three-year terms and a maximum of three terms each as a part-time job, with appointments staggered so there isn't a full change-over at any time.
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But the fine print reveals that some will get a much nicer gift than others, the benefits will change over time, and some will be left out in the cold.
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"It was a mistake during a standard procedure at the change over of a shift, and an employee pushed the wrong button," Hawaii Governor David Ige told CNN on Saturday.
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At any rate, he stands as one of the greatest studies in a fighter's change over time, and certainly as one of the savviest heavyweights to ever get into the ring.
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Alexandra Orlando, a streamer who's seen Twitch change over the last four years, told The Verge that although the culture has matured, Beahm's quickly resolved suspension is a major step backward.
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The Supreme Court on Monday rejected ExxonMobil's bid to review the Massachusetts attorney general's demand for internal documents about what the company knew about climate change over the course of decades.
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In the same way that it is common for average bids per buyer to increase over time, it also is usual that the average items listed per seller change over time.
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The Alliance can't force anyone to adopt the branding, and it will require a synchronized, concerted industry effort to change over in a way that doesn't end up adding more confusion.
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"There is no time left for further negotiations, there is nothing that can change over the next few weeks except that the looming deadline will force MPs hands," Neil Wilson, Markets.
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Unsurprisingly, many complex factors—such as the dynamics of a post-industrial economy and the breakneck rate of social and cultural change over the past few decades—certainly influence this polarity.
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"This makes it impossible for us to carry out the diversification which we would like to exercise and we can only hope the (stock) performance can change over time," Mazzucco said.
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Other operatives say that with a polarized electorate, many of the parameters of the volatile contest are already baked into the cake, so little will change over the next five weeks.
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Make this the first of many chats about money Lastly, create a mutual understanding that this is an open conversation and each of your views on money may change over time.
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But also, they can live empty without looking like empty buildings, they do not require maintenance, they support extreme weather and wildlife, they will change over time as nature takes over.
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Thinking about the idea of power in the sports world and how women have held that power—for an industry veteran like yourself, how have you seen that change over time?
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As the characters spill their longings and regrets, "The Song of Sway Lake" shows it has a fair amount on its mind about class and how cherished locations change over time.
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"We have certainly seen the behavior change over the past year," said Rob Joyce, Mr. Trump's former White House cybercoordinator, speaking at the Aspen Cyber Summit in San Francisco this month.
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Countries' death rates change over timeBecause countries' case totals and death tolls are constantly changing as the coronavirus outbreak evolves, their death rates are not static — nor is the global rate.
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In the population change heat map, the map visually displays the percentage change over the past decade (2007 – 2017) in the working-age (25 – 54 years old) population by U.S. county.
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Leaving existing forests to grow will be more effective at mitigating climate change over the next 80 years than reforestation or planting new forests, Dr. Moomaw and his colleagues have said.
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The 17-year-old Thunberg has become a leading voice on climate change over the last 18 months, beginning with her protest outside Swedish parliament in 2018 that gained widespread attention.
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But analysts do not always agree on what fairly represents trend yield because key variables – such as seed technology, field management and farmers' economic decisions, and weather – change over the years.
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And what interested me about them is they were giving advice for such a long time, they really see the norms change over the four decades that they were giving advice.
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The rate can change over time as the economy evolves, but, for now, many economists, including my colleagues at the Fed and me, judge that it is around 4 3/4%.
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"The way that I look probably will change over the course of promoting this record and I'm not afraid of showing it and I'm not afraid to talk about it," Lotic say.
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Bloomberg reports that the firm has held early talks with advisers and may seek to begin the process by the end of the year, and these processes can always change over time.
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"The core idea was that it would change over time—similar to how every time you revisit a memory, it in fact changes based on the current context you're in," Wainer says.
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BARTIROMO: This would be an incredible change to what we&aposve seen in North Korea and obviously the North Korean economy so this will take structural change over a period of time.
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She will also change over time as she responds and reacts to the building, her environment, and the people who interact with her—she'll change size, color, and her personality will evolve.
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The lack of large, noticeable leaps is because the underlying AI governing how those virtual entities behave — and the AI powering procedural generation tools — has not undergone radical change over the years.
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This is helpful because users' tastes can change over time, or they may share their individual Spotify account with others (instead of opting for a Family plan), which can garble their recommendations.
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It's the kind of online game that will clearly change over time, and it could be a surprise hit this year after months of careful game tweaks in response to community feedback.
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Headstart is trying to constantly refine its algorithms to determine what candidates fit best as those needs at companies change over time, which Shekerdemian hopes will keep it ahead of its competitors.
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Such safety hazards are quite predictable — systematic failures are deterministic and random hardware failure rates can be predicted with reasonable accuracy — and the nature of the hazards will not change over time.
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We also see how an enormous culture of cells is produced for medical research, and how cells constantly mutate and change over time, challenging the nature of reality as we know it.
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And while the organizations have seen their fair share of controversy and change over the years, they remain to this day one of the leading economic stimulus packages these cities have got.
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But that should at least shake our faith that improved economic performance, even if it could be assured, will overwhelm demographic fears as the country continues to change over the coming decades.
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A Pentagon report reveals that more than two-thirds of operationally critical military installations are threatened by the effects of climate change over the next 2628 years, including repeated flooding and wildfires.
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However, the UN projected this trend would change over the coming decades, with India, China and Nigeria accounting for 35 percent of the estimated growth in urban populations between 2018 and 2050.
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The group said in a statement that member "government relations strategies change over time," and lauded Exxon for its past work with the group on science, technology, engineering and math education issues.
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"In the meantime we are helping customers with loan phones and for those who do not wish to wait for the exchange program a change-over to an alternative smartphone," he said.
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There's no accommodation in the legal system for the fact that even real science is going to change over the course of 10 to 40 years, theories are going to change somewhat.
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This doesn't mean race and people's views of race don't have real effects on many people — of course they do — but it means that people's definitions of race can change over time.
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On-court coaching to me has been the biggest change and also going to be the biggest change over the next generation of tennis with men's tennis bringing it in as well.
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As the population fractions change, epidemiologists switch to another number: the Effective Reproductive Number, or Rt, which is still the possible number of people infected, but can flex and change over time.
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People who married did not become any more or less ill than they were when they were single, and their level of illness did not change over the course of their marriage.
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His launch video also slams "the outright denial of this administration to protect the only home we have from the growing menace of climate change" over shots firefighters trying to quell wildfires.
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The U.S. stock market has seen remarkable change over the last 34 years between the meteoric rise of low-cost passive investing, algorithmic trading and the real-time digitization of financial filings.
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Several state Attorneys General have made headlines recently for their efforts to force ExxonMobil and others—through subpoenas—to turn over research and comments about climate change over the last four decades.
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Created in 1982, the project collects data to track patterns in the characteristics and behavior of documented and undocumented Mexican migrants to the United States and records how they change over time.
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In fact, due to sea level rise and more moisture in the air, I expect flooding to be the most frequent public face of climate change over the next decade or so.
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Since entries into the labor force didn't really change over this time period, it was the decline in the number of people leaving that propelled the size of the labor force higher.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's Socialist government announced a 47 billion euro ($53 billion) public investment plan on Wednesday to tackle climate change over 10 years, which would be partly financed by issuing green bonds.
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As part of the mission, called Surface Water and Ocean Topography (SWOT), NASA, in collaboration with the French and Canadian space agencies, hopes to measure how Earth's bodies of water change over time.
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The Athletic's Tim Kawakami noted that teams often wait until after the draft to change over their scouting departments and that there can be tension between the two parties during that time frame.
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All silicone should be inert, meaning that it doesn't change over time and isn't porous, but medical-grade silicone is the only one that has actually been tested to interact with human bodies.
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These kinds of relationships grow and change over the course of the game, and they're especially powerful because they're unique to you; no two playthroughs of Shadow of War will be the same.
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In theory it would be possible to take the president's speech patterns, run them through software and then compare the change over time with what might be expected as part of normal ageing.
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Newly released survey data shows an upward trend in concern about the effects of climate change over the last decade, even as public opinion lags behind the scientific consensus on human-caused warming.
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Civilization VI introduces a new concept dubbed "dynamic diplomacy," in which the motivations of the AI characters will change over the course of a game, based largely on how you interact with them.
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Some studies have shown that the brains of heavier drinkers change over time, and not in a good way, but this research suggests that the brains of even moderate drinkers were changing, too.
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He said it is meant to be flexible and sensible and not intended to bind one president with decisions made by another when determining offshore stewardship as needs and realities change over time.
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The composition of your immune system, which is made up of various kinds of cells circulating in your blood that are ready to attack intruders or pathogens when necessary, can change over time.
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Unfortunately, we and others have found that time outdoors has little to no effect on how prescriptions change over time in children who are already nearsighted, although more study of this is ongoing.
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So while insurers generally track trends with a certain make and model of car, the safety performance of an individual self-driving car may actually change over time, as software updates correct problems.
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Close to 190 countries have submitted plans to tackle climate change over the next 15 years - known as "intended nationally determined contributions" (INDCs) - under a new U.N. agreement reached in Paris in December.
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In a 2016 study published in the journal Viruses, researchers found that a drop in humidity paired with a rapid temperature change over several days before viral exposure increased the risk of infection.
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Every case turned on the developing awareness that young people are "constitutionally different" from adults — less in control of their emotions and more able to change over time — and should be punished differently.
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"Containment efforts in response to the coronavirus resulted in a very sudden and very dramatic change over just a few days," said Stephen Gallagher, U.S. chief economist at Societe Generale in New York.
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She said she had became inspired after reading the best-selling book "On Fire: The (Burning) Case for a Green New Deal" by Naomi Klein about climate change over the Labor Day weekend.
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Some of the most popular titles today are created to be living entities that exist for months or years and change over time, but hardly ever into something resembling a brand-new product.
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Tillerson's company, the world's largest publicly traded oil producer, is currently under investigation by several states' attorneys general for allegedly misleading investors and the public about climate change over the past four decades.
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It is expensive and difficult to follow patients for such a long time, and the treatments given to the men often change over a decade, making doctors wonder if the results are relevant.
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The most important being that the model can't replicate how a human voice will change over longer periods of time; building up drama or tension over a paragraph or page of text, for example.
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Ten households in Shakimali Matborkandi, a village in the Shariatpur district of Bangladesh, have seen a dramatic change over the past year in the way they light their homes and charge their mobile phones.
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" Women, in particular, can cause a shift in policies:"We've got plenty of opportunities to do that as women, and our unique feminine sensibility will hopefully impact significant change over the next four years.
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"The analysis is complicated," Schwartz said, explaining that when you're looking at change over time in one place, you need to rule out that it's a general, national trend happening everywhere in the country.
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The program analyzes those diaries along with metadata like call logs and location to determine how the patient scores on four factors — depressed mood, diminished interest, avoidance, and fatigue — and tracks change over time.
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It also only looked at patients at one point in time, so researchers were not able to track patients to see how any thinking or behavioral changes might change over time as ALS progressed.
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The gas is roughly 22 times as potent as carbon dioxide as a driver of climate change over a period of 235 years, or 22 times as potent over the span of a century.
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Cell phone studies are also "moving targets," said Lukas, since the ways people use their phones change over time — so there's no standard user profile that could be associated with the development of tumors.
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Luntz Global's founder, Republican pollster Frank Luntz, is known — notoriously so by some — for suggesting in a 2002 memo that Republicans should start using "climate change" over "global warming" because it sounded less scary.
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"The technological change over the last few decades has been much larger than Big Tech and its control over data, and it's been going on much longer than they've even been around," says Branstetter.
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I know it will take time to change so I am hoping that we start making people aware of what is true in society and then authentically and organically it will change over time.
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Ilana's experience mirrors plenty of people in the queer community who aren't strictly gay or straight, whose sexual identities change over time, and who are not-so-secretly in love with their best friends.
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The bank appears to have entered a phase of less aggressive growth with greater focus on efficiency and profitability, and Fitch does not expect its franchise to significantly change over the next 24 months.
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The Pentagon earlier this month delivered the report to Congress, revealing that more than two-thirds of operationally critical military installations are threatened by the effects of climate change over the next 20 years.
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The main goal is to help car owners avoid overpaying for car insurance as the plans change over time, and other providers end up giving them a better deal for the coverage they need.
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I'm curious, given that you came from that whole Vine culture of the six-second video, what did you take away from that comedically in terms of how comedy can change over longer periods?
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Moors also said partners should regularly check in on each other and how they're feeling in the open relationship, since their answers to these questions may change over time (we aren't robots, after all).
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" An information page for Wehe explains its mission: "We need your help to test more providers, in the US and worldwide, so we can understand how [throttling] policies change over time, location, and network.
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Looking back on the show now, I understand why many critics are quick to point out how it didn't age well, because our culture has undergone tremendous social change over the past 20 years.
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"It really was fascinating watching the scene change over the days and weeks, noticing so many details in the different elements of the box, and the final timelapse is beautiful and captivating," says Barker.
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In Chicago, for example, there has been little change over the past three years in the number of city workers, which has hovered around 34,000 after dropping from more than 40,2125 before the crash.
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"We use the inert waste – that means it's not going to change over time," Gabriela Medero, a professor at Heriot-Watt's School of Energy, Geoscience, Infrastructure and Society, told CNBC in a phone interview.
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Many lenders offer personal loans that are either fixed-rate (the interest rate remains the same over the loan's term) or variable-rate (the interest rate is subject to change over the loan's term).
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He's waging a deliberate, destructive and diabolical war to make climate change worse by seeking out and wiping out every action taken to mitigate the effects of climate change over the past 20 years.
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"Statistically, if you have more women in general in positions of power, that's going to make a change over all," said Abigail Saguy, a professor of sociology at U.C.L.A. who has studied sexual harassment.
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I'm still figuring out what life, love, and purpose mean to me, and that's something that can and should change over time, but for the most part, I feel like I'm settling into myself.
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We want to make sure that the new ideas get customers — like city fleets or buses – because it's easier to change over the infrastructure because they go back to a hub on a regular cycle.
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And while the causes may change over the years, they can lean on these very real and practical skill sets of political and civic engagement to help them create the world they want to see.
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"Obviously there have been advancements in that (DNA) area, also relationships change over time," public information officer Vance Chandler of the California Department of Justice said in reference to the Jacobs case, declining to elaborate.
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Fitch's breakeven OC for the OF rating will be affected, among others, by the profile of the cover assets relative to outstanding OF, which can change over time, even in the absence of new issuance.
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But just as individuals age and change over time, the same goes for your sex life: What turned you on when you first made it Facebook official might not be the same for you now.
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The difference between a particle and a baseball, though, is that particles act like single spots and waves at the same time, so the way their positions and energies change over time is different, too.
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In his lab, they're looking closer at this connection: They'll be doing a study of girls before and after puberty, measuring body image satisfaction along with interoceptive awareness to see how both change over time.
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And yet, it was also a sobering trip down memory lane, a reminder of how much we change over the years, including our sense of humor and what (and who) we find ourselves chuckling at.
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The scale utilizes a mechanical arm and depth sensor to create a 3D map of your body and is able to track change over time with heat maps as you seek to get in shape.
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One of these is a question about how founders deal with the varying commitment levels of their cofounders, which often change over time based on how the company is faring, as well as external events.
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He said that he had chosen to side with "change" over a "modified status quo" because "far too many New Zealanders have come to view today's capitalism not as their friend but as their foe".
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People in the Trump camp didn't trust the insitutions and people who promised them change over the last decade, and the brash New York billionaire was promising change in a spectacular, bizarre and visceral fashion.
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There was a huge global spike in one of the most potent greenhouse gases driving climate change over the last decade, and the U.S. may be the biggest culprit, according a new Harvard University study.
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A new comprehensive study from USC's Annenberg Inclusion Initiative found that the top 113 grossing films from 2007 to 2017 (1,100 total) show minimal to no change over the stated 11 years of the study.
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There is consensus on what makes a good prenuptial agreement: time to discuss all the issues and draft a document that is fair to both sides and perhaps even has provisions to change over time.
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The change over last year, however, was not considered statistically significant, evidence that a round of tax cuts, wage hikes and strong 193 growth had not registered deeply in household sentiment that may have plateaued.
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But they're letting their characters change over time, in positive ways and toward meaningful ends, and gradually finding their way back to the ensemble feeling that's been a hallmark of the franchise from the beginning.
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Fifth, and finally, originalists do believe that the meaning of the words of the constitution do not change over time, but their application may change in huge ways because of new technologies and changed circumstance.
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The first report called climate change a "national security issue" and found that more than two-thirds of operationally critical military installations are threatened by the effects of climate change over the next 85033 years.
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Shareholders at nearly two dozen energy companies have pushed for resolutions urging more disclosure around climate change over the past two years, with most firms either releasing, or committing to release, reports on the matter.
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But the overall idea of making sure that our banks are resilient to very significant stresses that may change over time is, I think, a key component of changes in supervision that we should keep.
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His video was, in part, an acknowledgment that the rules of social engagement can change over time — along with perceptions of how much physical contact is appropriate, and where the boundaries of personal space lie.
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Mark Orttung, Nexient's chief executive, said that offshoring worked fine for certain types of work, such as short-term projects, but less well on projects where requirements change over time and collaboration is more important.
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The Petrified Forest was chosen for its "ability to change over time from an organic to a mineral state" implying an internal mulling over one's own inner state and ability to flower from said introspection.
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"Mrs. Trump has always been a strong and independent woman who puts her family, and certainly her health, above all else, and that won't change over a rabid press corps," Ms. Grisham said in June.
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Some suggested the slow progression of climate change over tens of thousands of years caused their demise as Australia went from being a continent of eucalyptus forests to the dry, arid plains we know today.
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The greatest thing the right accomplished on climate change over the last 221 years is to stall action by prolonging the discussion of whether it's real, long after scientists had put that question to rest.
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In fact, we welcome, embrace and invite change over to dinner, especially because we know that it is critical to be entrepreneurial in media in order to survive and thrive and best serve our readers.
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"The biggest change over the last 30 years, which is most of my life, is that we're no longer thinking just about the future," said Kathie Dello, a climate scientist at Oregon State University in Corvallis.
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That bucolic life might change over the next few weeks while he will be subject to "murder boards" as his allies prepare him for hearings and he will have to embark on courtesy visits with senators.
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"With time series data, each data point consists of a timestamp and one or more attributes and it really measures how things change over time and helps drive real time decisions," AWS CEO Andy Jassy explained.
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Given the increasing awareness of the urgency of climate change over the past 10 years, fossil fuel costs should be higher and they should be growing faster than overall prices, signaling their contribution to global warming.
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Ive's designs would change over time: the bright plastics of the start of the iMac and iBook would shift towards uniform white designs and eventually Ive's beloved "aluminium" that still dominates Apple's lineup to this day.
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Thomas Bussing, who heads missile development for Raytheon, an arms company, says there has been a "step change" over the past decade, thanks to advances in computational fluid dynamics, new materials and electronic and guidance systems.
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The relative strength index as a technical indicator measures an asset's shifts in price change over a given period of time, while the moving average convergence/divergence indicator measures the relationship between an asset's moving averages.
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He says he has seen a change over the last five years or so, as younger generations express more comfort with internal condoms than older folks who still see them as a joke or an anomaly.
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The issue: The Pentagon delivered a report to Congress earlier this month that said more than two-thirds of operationally critical military installations are threatened by the effects of climate change over the next 2202 years.
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"As the supply of capital increases, competition is going to grow… right now we have an industry that's so wide-open I don't see any significant change over the next three to five years," he said.
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The Fitch breakeven OC for the covered bond rating will be affected by the profile of the cover assets relative to outstanding covered bonds, which can change over time, even in the absence of new issuance.
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"Investors do not expect this trend to change over the next two to three years, having reported that they anticipate their allocation to private equity and real estate products to continue to grow," the report said.
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I chose Napa for two reasons: It's the best-known American wine region, and because I have spent a lot of time there discussing climate change over the last few years with some incredibly thoughtful people.
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The organisms that cause childhood illnesses don't change over a lifetime—the measles virus that's circulating in the world today is the same virus as 50 years ago—so it's possible to give a vaccine once.
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Even healthy people who have no seasonal problems seem to experience this low-amplitude change over the year, with worse mood and energy during autumn and winter and an improvement in spring and summer, she says.
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Ogle tells me that right now the proportion of your own favorite tracks to those you might not know is 75%/25% — a balance that they might change over time, depending on how people are responding.
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Study How Congressional Districts Change Over Time Students should know that congressional districts are redrawn at regular intervals as populations change within states and around the country, based on the results of the decennial U.S. census.
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"The scientific and medical community have come to view addiction as a brain disease and also as a chronic illness requiring longer term treatment, even if the needs for treatment may change over time," Mooney says.
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"But some of these particular signals that we're seeing seismically may, in fact, be caused by some interaction of the atmosphere and the ground, so watching how they change over seasons will be interesting," he said.
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