My physique has changed for the better since my shows.
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But even my online life has changed for the better.
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Despite the longer commute, life has changed for the better.
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The question is, has it changed for the better or worse?
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But things finally changed for the better about a month ago.
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Policies can be changed, and can be changed for the better.
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Fast-forward to today, and that has changed, for the better.
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I have been changed for the better because of this sisterhood.
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My life quickly changed for the better when I stopped interrupting.
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And it turns out, a lot had changed — for the better!
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One thing that has not changed for the better is price.
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Under President Trump and Scott Pruitt, things have changed for the better.
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In some ways, her life had changed for the better under Jeffs.
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The dream ballet has also changed for the better since St. Ann's.
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And when people say I've changed for the better, it means a lot.
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After starting testosterone in June 2015 my mental health changed for the better.
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Two and a half months ago, our lives were changed for the better.
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But since his video went viral, Gould's life has changed for the better.
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Tiffany Haddish can pinpoint the exact moment her life changed for the better.
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My life has changed for the better, and I have other goals now.
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But his social life changed for the better after he discovered Next Level.
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After November, however, the rules of engagement will have changed, for the better.
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They do it, it's cute, and Kim's life is forever changed for the better.
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I still believe in love, and I have grown and changed for the better.
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But Kerlikowske believes the CBP has dramatically changed for the better since the incident.
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You'll see how my life has changed and why it's changed for the better.
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"That narrative has now changed for the better of our future generations," she said.
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Ernesto Barbieri: I think my opinion of people has generally changed for the better.
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This time around, however, my life instantly changed for the better, and here is why.
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Chief Justice John Roberts explained the ruling saying "our country has changed" for the better.
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Thanks to the clubs, many like Sigauke say their lives have changed for the better.
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Times have changed for the better with the shift to cleaner fuels like natural gas.
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Watson said he and his family's life changed for the better when he was 11.
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"Dec 19, 2018 My life forever changed for the better," Ray wrote in his touching caption.
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Krasinski said the couple's sex life changed for the better after he got more physically toned.
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With those changes, the expectations all but vanished — and, somehow, the atmosphere changed for the better.
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Eight early retirees told Business Insider their money habits changed for the better after retiring early.
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Four years after the Syrians arrived, Golzow has changed — for the better, most seem to agree.
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My relationship with my Dad ultimately changed for the better because of my struggle with anorexia.
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"Nothing has changed for the better," said Erdenebulgan, whose husband was a classmate of the president.
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As a country we have many times looked in the mirror and changed for the better.
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As her relationship with food evolves, Oprah revealed that her mentality has also changed for the better.
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When you go through the pain and learn the lessons, you will be changed for the better.
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And once all my coworkers got to know me as Chris, my career changed for the better.
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Those of us who are lucky enough to know you personally are definitely changed for the better!
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One thing that's changed for the better, though, is that more women than ever before are tattooing.
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Even when her financial situation changed for the better, she was always very smart with her money.
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The messy thing about relevancy is that sometimes it means not enough has changed for the better.
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They offer critical support for children and families, but little has changed for the better since then.
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When people's lives are changed for the better, even when it's not reported, we've done our job.
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But over the next 30 years, it needs to be "changed for the better," according to its inventor.
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In a recent interview with People, Nash spoke about empowerment and how times have changed for the better.
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Both times I've read it, it seemed not a word or sentence could be changed for the better.
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And yet there are thousands of athletes whose lives are changed for the better constantly by this movement.
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Though the words may not have changed for the better, it's the same captain as ever, guiding your jet.
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Things changed for the better this weekend at a Boston show for Drake's Aubrey and the Three Amigos Tour.
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Looking at how things are today, do you think the music industry has changed for the better or worse?
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Snow said that the conversation around mental health has thankfully changed for the better in the last 12 years.
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It is a rule, not unlike many other rules the church has changed for the better over the centuries.
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I have seen firsthand how volunteers are forever changed for the better after working with the Special Olympics participants.
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The couple recently opened up to PEOPLE about how their lives have vastly changed for the better since getting together.
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Throughout season 5 of Southern Charm, Dennis was determined to prove that she'd changed for the better — and Ravenel noticed.
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Looking back at where she started, Stenberg said she does think things have changed for the better in the industry.
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"The hard part still is whether the sport has changed for the better..." Editing by Alan Baldwin and Toby Davis
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The couple recently opened up to PEOPLE about how their lives have vastly changed for the better since getting together.
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In her transformation post, she revealed how her body and mind have changed for the better since gaining the weight.
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Believe it or not, the world has changed for the better in a lot of ways over the past year.
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Fortunately, thanks to a pro-growth agenda of tax cuts and balanced deregulation, our economy has changed for the better.
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John Krasinski has said his and Emily Blunt's sex life changed for the better after he got more physically toned.
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They also meet some of the recipients whose lives have been changed for the better by the voluntary sector's help.
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But in sixth grade, she gave her life to God, and that's when our lives really changed for the better.
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"My life has changed for the better, and the more people I help, the better I feel about myself," he said.
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The happy duo recently opened up to PEOPLE about how their lives have vastly changed for the better since getting together.
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They also noted how much the female founders' space has changed — for the better — since they launched in the early-2000s.
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In the time since the episode occurred, Ryan admits that his and Trista's outlook on life has changed for the better.
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Think about what you learned during the relationship, what you could have done better, and how you changed for the better.
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I saw the lives of prisoners being changed for the better with every book they read, learning things from each character.
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That the warden felt no need to post a guard was my first clue that he had changed for the better.
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Surely, if my friendships with men were different now, there were some ways in which they had changed for the better.
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The new AMC docuseries, however, focuses on what changed for the better after Levin's case, rather than the controversy around Fairstein.
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The day the truck arrived to deliver my husband John's home dialysis supplies, our quality of life changed for the better.
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"For years we stood alone against these twin threats and I think that the situation has changed for the better," Netanyahu said.
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He's managed to stay (mostly) clean, and all of his relationships—games, people, drugs, his body—have changed for the better, too.
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Eagle-eye Redditors in the T-Mobile subreddit noticed that the data plan had changed —for the better — in the fine print.
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Now — because most things have changed for the better — the brand is celebrating its rainbow powders by giving them a very fancy upgrade.
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At this point, our mainstream media shouldn't automatically get to play protagonist in our storylines without proof that it's changed for the better.
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But to be fair, despite new management, it doesn't seem like much of the formula has changed for the better, if at all.
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To be sure, much has changed for the better since 1972, when breast-feeding by American women reached its nadir of 24 percent.
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Dara Khosrowshahi, the cuddlier chief executive who replaced him, has been trying to show that the company's culture has changed for the better.
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Throughout season 5 of Southern Charm, Dennis was determined to prove that she'd changed for the better since leaving rehab — and Ravenel noticed.
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I can only speak for one — though I can say without a doubt that one life has been irrevocably changed for the better.
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But when the heady high of spaghetti-legged dance moves wore off, few of jerk's participants' material conditions had changed for the better.
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I truly believed that times had changed for the better, so I sat down and told my story to Jodi Kantor and Joe Coscarelli.
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"Though laws can be unwritten, hearts and minds in America have been changed for the better – and that is a reality less easily unraveled."
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Bash: I think journalism has changed for the better, and it's not just "here's what he said, here's what she said" back to you.
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Things changed for the better once, but they could easily change for the worse in the future if they continue to be handled carelessly.
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Responding to someone who called her "a person who can dish it out but can't take it," Kourtney said she's changed for the better.
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But I'm not sure if the world changed for the better with the iPhone — as it did with the printing press — or merely changed.
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I believe that if low-income students were given better resources and opportunities to flourish, then the professional field would be changed for the better.
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While it's safe to say that the city has changed for the better, it's still hard to deny some of that old New York charm.
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Life star opens up to PEOPLE in this week's issue about how drastically her life has changed for the better since dropping nearly 540 lbs.
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Only in the past two decades has that changed for the better — and The Body Shop has played a pioneering role in the shifting ideals.
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So this idea that there's a middle ground, something where you can say, well the speed at which you're aging has changed for the better.
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Put five stars on the recipes you love, and please leave notes on those that you've changed for the better, or paired with something interesting.
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Thankfully, in the almost 20 years since she said goodbye to Donna on the original series, Spelling said her perspective has changed for the better.
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But take a closer look and you'll see everything — especially the camera — has changed for the better, even if the design is still essentially the same.
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Nicki's adamant Kenneth is not the same person he was when he was convicted as a 16-year-old and believes he's changed for the better.
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A few months before he was released in January 2015, Mr. Rivers suggested to a news reporter that he had changed for the better during prison.
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A lot has changed for the better since Richard and Mildred Loving, an interracial couple, won their right to wed in a historic 1967 Supreme Court ruling.
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"My life has changed for the better thanks to bamboo, and I'm managing to support even my poor parents and siblings, besides my own children," Sithole said.
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They had to accept all of that, and things in society changed for the better so dramatically because individuals believed in it and spoke up for it.
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Macklemore opened up about his mother-in-law with a comment on Instagram Wednesday, revealing how much their relationship has changed for the better since he got sober.
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IN THEORY, this year should have been a time when the fortunes of Iraq's Christian community, one of world's most beleaguered religious minorities, at last changed for the better.
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Mark Wahlberg is opening up about how he, and his hometown of Boston, have changed for the better over the years, and why his city continues to inspire him.
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Will the couple live happily ever after, or, in the spirit of a Sparks film, will tragedy separate them, but leave one of them forever changed for the better?
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As we reported ... Nicki feels Kenneth has changed for the better since he was young -- when he was convicted of first-degree attempted rape as a 16-year-old.
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The parents also take Berry around to some key charities and meet some of the recipients whose lives have been changed for the better by the voluntary sector's help.
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"The 40-year-old, who first announced her pregnancy with Jackson in October, told Us Weekly in a statement via her rep, "Our lives have completely changed for the better.
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Everyone loves surprises Much like homecoming videos, there's something to be said about the event horizon of joy, of witnessing the exact moment someone's life is changed for the better.
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Trump's momentum seemed to have changed for the better as soon as he did just that and visited the flood-ravaged areas of Louisiana and met the President of Mexico.
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This 17-step roadmap outlines how the world can only be changed for the better if women are allowed to help solve the problems as well as benefit from them.
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Our grocery shopping lists were forever changed for the better thanks to Trader Joe's, the countless people sharing their favorite snacks on the internet have Coulombe to thank for that.
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Yet in the decades since Erle Stanley Gardner launched his column, none of the forces that put those people in prison in the first place have changed for the better.
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Or the time they were the first western rock band to play behind the Iron Curtain in Hungary, again just a few years before the political situation changed for the better.
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Among the 38 percent who believed American culture changed for the better, 74 percent supported Clinton, while among the 55 percent who said it had gotten worse, two-thirds voted Trump.
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We talked to four recovering addicts about how their addictions started, the moment they realized they needed to quit, and how their lives have changed for the better after they did.
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Although thousands of peoples' lives have been changed for the better from these shows, there are a number of aspects that viewers might not have expected — and that remodel contestants definitely didn't.
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By the time my children are grown, I hope the world has changed for the better and no one will stigmatize one of them for being conceived when a rapist attacked me.
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Facing down the sizable challenge of the then-amazing MacBook Air, the PC industry signed on — and within a few years, the quality of Windows hardware had undeniably changed for the better.
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The gratuitous display doesn't damper the goodbyes the next morning, and everyone leaves feeling like they changed for the better after a few weeks in one of America's top spring break destinations.
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Everyone will be watching to see whether social media is rife with false news and disinformation, and the tech companies will have a chance to show that they've changed for the better.
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"Looking back on it, walking into my first Jazzercise class two years ago was one of the best decisions I've ever made and my life has forever changed for the better," she says.
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The PC industry has changed for the better, thanks to both the MacBook Air and the iPad, but it's the iPad that will now shape its future and not the new MacBook Air.
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Still, many women swear there are completely valid reasons for these procedures — that their lives are changed for the better because of them, even for the procedures that seem totally about looks, like labiaplasty.
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The waterfront has "changed for the better," said Jason Holin, 4773, the owner of Jeremy's Ale House, a waterfront bar and restaurant on Woodcleft Avenue, where locals gather to watch football on Sunday afternoons.
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Thankfully, times have changed for the better, though hateful attacks against the LGBTQ community and recent Trump-era decisions, such as the military ban on transgender people, can feel like a giant step backward.
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Blues continue dominance over Devils NEWARK, NJ — Much has changed for the better this season for the New Jersey Devils, but one thing that hasn't is their inability to defeat the St. Louis Blues.
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It's a moment that left me sitting at the edge of my seat while I read, and Jemisin absolutely nails the ending by showing off a world changed for the better by the character's actions.
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Momentum may play a role when investors are slow to realise that a company's fortunes have changed for the better; a few cotton on early, driving up the share price, and then others follow suit.
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Notably, one question in the survey makes specific reference to the past week — and asks whether a user's opinion of Facebook has changed for the better, stayed the same or dialed down over this period.
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Lil Nas X thanked his fans and followers in a lengthy Instagram post, recalling how he was a "struggling artist" less than a year ago and sharing how his life has drastically changed for the better.
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But while the physical landscape has been changed for the better, emotionally many people in the town of 33,000 remain frozen in grief and psychologists say it may take several generations to ease the trauma fully.
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Among the 2628 percent who believe America's culture changed for the better over the last 28500 years, 6900 percent supported Clinton, but among the 2628 percent who said it had gotten worse, 28503 percent voted Trump.
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Among the 38 percent who believe America's culture changed for the better over the last 50 years, 74 percent supported Clinton, while among the 55 percent who said it had gotten worse, two-thirds voted Trump.
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In the docs, obtained by TMZ, Apollo says their financial situation drastically changed for the better, and that should be taken into consideration when it comes time to divvy up the dough in their contentious divorce.
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And there wasn't a dry eye in the house when they sweetly belted out "For Good" — a number about the two main characters realizing how much their lives have changed "for the better" after meeting each other.
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Here&aposs a striking exception, though, one thing that decidedly hasn&apost changed for the better in all these years: The staggering number of tax dollars that persistently go into what passes for national security in this country.
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Roughly two-thirds (66 percent) of Democrats say American culture has generally changed for the better since the 1950s, while roughly two-thirds (68 percent) of Republicans say American society and way of life have changed for the worse.
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But that notorious incident was over five years ago, and his reputation has seemingly changed for the better—from the outside looking in, anyway—as at least two teams, the Canadiens and Stars, were in a bidding war for his services.
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He says: But given how much the web has changed in the past 30 years, it would be defeatist and unimaginative to assume that the web as we know it can't be changed for the better in the next 30.
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The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star, 36, shared a photo with his daughter Penelope Scotland, 7 next month, to Instagram on Sunday, and revealed how his life has changed for the better since he first became a dad in 2009.
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He said that after he got a more ripped physique to star in the thriller "13 Hours," his sex life changed for the better — even though his wife is the kind of person who would love him at any fitness level.
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Since then, a lot has changed for the better, but those early role models and fellow fans gave me the reassurance I needed that I did belong there; it gave me permission to be who I was, to be a metalhead sans caveat.
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On Thursday's episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show, the actor, 46, opened up about how his life has changed for the better following a rocky few months that saw him return to rehab for continued treatment in his ongoing battle with alcoholism.
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But given continued news of closing clinics (a 2016 Texas law forced 21 clinics in the state to shut their doors and there are now seven states that have only one abortion clinic left), we're not too hopeful that those numbers have changed for the better.
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A lot has changed for the better since then when it comes to comic-book adaptations, and Marvel has made clear that it feels emboldened to tell all kinds of stories, big and small, just as Lucasfilm is mining various quadrants of its galaxy far, far away.
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This latest incident, as well as concerns around Uber's treatment of its drivers and a new NTSB report that found the company's self-driving system design did not include a consideration for jaywalking pedestrians, begs the question of whether the culture has indeed changed for the better?
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"From the Middle East to climate change, women's rights to superpower diplomacy, Jimmy has brought the gravitas of his Presidential office but also the passion of an activist who believes the world can, and must, be changed for the better," Kofi Annan, chair of The Elders, said in a press release.
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And though Sokolow takes time to explore the ways Guinan's life has changed for the better, following her through milestones like gender-affirming surgery and marriage to her husband, Jim, the film's major focus is on how everyone else in Guinan's life transitioned with her—or got out of her way.
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"I've been cosplaying for 20 years and I've met so many amazing cosplayers in the community whose lives could be changed for the better with Bernie as president," she said, citing student loan forgiveness, a fifteen dollar minimum wage, and Medicare for All as the reasons why she supports Bernie.
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She has gained the respect of industry insiders like Beyoncé, who featured her in the Lemonade film; and not only did Rihanna give the actress a shout out for her Met Gala look on Instagram, Zendaya was humble enough to acknowledge that her life had been changed for the better as a result.
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"It is easy for those on the outside to criticise our way of living, but for the millions of people around the world who have had their lives, their health, their fitness and their mental strength all changed for the better through combat, this is truly a bitter pill to swallow," McGregor wrote.
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" McGregor continued ... "It is easy for those on the outside to criticise our way of living, but for the millions of people around the world who have had their lives, their health, their fitness and their mental strength all changed for the better through combat, this is truly a bitter pill to swallow.
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On the surface, the complex — set next to a lake in the center of Yekaterinburg, the industrial city where Mr. Yeltsin lived for much of his life and where Czar Nicholas II and his family were murdered by the Bolsheviks — is a showcase for how Russia has changed for the better under Mr. Putin.
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PRRI shows how much the Trump wing of the Republican Party sees itself as the underdog, while Clinton supporters recognize their privileged position in today's economy: About seven in ten likely voters supporting Donald Trump (21%) say American society and way of life has changed for the worse since the 1950s, while seven in ten likely voters supporting Hillary Clinton (70%) say things have changed for the better.
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