Is it changing for the better, is it changing for the better for the worse?
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Things are changing for the better, they're making sure of that.
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She added, though, that things might be changing for the better.
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But two recent developments suggested things may be changing for the better.
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"Thankfully, much of the world is changing for the better," O'Hara says.
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He also said that the situation in Venezuela was changing for the better.
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The world is changing for the better and we want people to know that.
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A passenger's experience within the train has also been slowly changing for the better.
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"For patients, radiology is changing for the better," Rosencrantz told Reuters Health by phone.
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However, there's much more to suggest that attitudes in football are changing for the better.
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"It keeps me going right now, thinking people lives are changing for the better," she wrote.
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Short of sweeping reform, do Americans at least feel like things are changing for the better?
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Sneering execs aside, Watkins notes that the industry feels as if it's changing for the better.
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Both Robinhood and 8 Securities believe that the mainland's regulations are changing for the better, though.
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Israeli society is changing for the better, Mr. Ohana said, and so is the Israeli right.
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"Overall, appetite for Russia is changing for the better," a source with a Western investment bank said.
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"Things are not changing" for the better in Afghanistan, Captain Rahmani said in an interview on Friday.
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I was really looking forward to putting out this book as America was changing for the better.
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But today, because things are changing for the better for artist mothers, there are many more examples.
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She told Vogue she thinks modeling is changing for the better, as exemplified by the VS Fashion Show.
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If the relationship is changing for the better and you feel good about it, that's all that matters.
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Yom Kippur centers around prayer, fasting and haunting melodies; around self-examination, acknowledging wrongs and changing for the better.
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As Will grows closer to young Marcus, he finds his outlook on life and love changing for the better.
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And while these moderate practices may not be the norm yet, some producers say they are changing for the better.
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For people like Scott, though, gaming addiction is very real now — and quitting games was life-changing for the better.
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The systems that underpinned society itself seemed to be radically changing for the better and the worse in the '60s.
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"Things aren't changing for the better like they thought would happen," said Burga, whose organization has endorsed Brown and Cordray.
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"Our game is on the cusp of changing forever and changing for the better," AFL chairman Mike Fitzpatrick told the media.
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Your home is a hot topic today— things are changing for the better, but only if you stick by your demands.
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As Rose and Norah help families in the aftermath of horrific losses, they find their own relationship changing for the better.
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The exchange left a deep impression on Rapp, underlining just how much things were, if slowly and haphazardly, changing for the better.
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Youssef pivots to discuss the future, how Alaska is changing for the better, and about what the ICCAA brings to the community.
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As my colleague Vlad pointed out, the situation is slowly changing for the better: manufacturers are finally addressing needs they're responsible for creating.
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" While saying "things are changing for the better," Kimmel noted, "Only 11 percent of movies are directed by women and that is nuts.
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Relationships were changing for the better, it seemed, even if it was also clear that many of the changes would still take time.
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After New York Fashion Week ended last September, it looked like the industry was finally beginning to show signs of changing for the better.
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"I'd like to think the industry is changing for the better," said Todd Heltman of wealth manager Neuberger Berman, which invests in shale producers.
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Some of the stories stepping beyond the new laureate's well-deserved scientific recognition are more about society and how it is changing for the better.
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It's changing for the better along with our society, but the problems that we have in our society are reflected in the sciences at every discipline.
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That's not only a welcome twist of fate, but also a reflection of how attitudes toward LGBTQ people are slowly but surely changing for the better.
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Russia's foreign ministry website on Tuesday cited interviews Lavrov had given in Latin America in which he said the situation in Venezuela was changing for the better.
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In 2016, after years of broken promises, deceptive recruiting practices and exponential growth in the for-profit college sector, things seemed to be changing for the better.
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Even the much maligned manufacturing sector is changing for the better, said Mark Sniderman, a professor at the Case Western Reserve University and a former Cleveland Fed official.
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Unless you've been living under a rock this past year, you've probably noticed that the beauty industry is changing — for the better — when it comes to gender norms.
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" "Things are changing for the better, for which we at ASU are grateful, but that doesn't take away the possibility that the picture caused or will cause pain.
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Kiersten adds that despite the current lack of diversity, the community is one of the more welcoming ones she's participated in, and the space is changing for the better.
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A couple of Justin's doctors, along with his wife, Hailey, also talk about how the discovery of his Lyme disease and chronic mono has been life-changing ... for the better.
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We've still got a long way to go until transgender people are treated with the equality and dignity they deserve, but things seem to be slowly changing for the better.
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While I tweeted 1,033 times in January 2018, I posted only 188 tweets in August 2018, and this raw data affirms my inkling that I really am changing for the better.
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Entitled "Blame Me," the track reflects on his determination to make his mark in the music industry whilst letting those closest to him understand that he is changing for the better.
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The 27-year-old Orange Is the New Black star opened up about being a woman of color in the business and how, thanks to Netflix, television is changing for the better.
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As recently as last year, a young man was stabbed in the eye with a key by another young man at a show, but, Rodriguez has seen things slowly changing for the better.
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Many in the trans community will tell you that the social network has played an indispensable role in changing for the better what it's like to live as a transgender person in America.
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"I would like to think times are changing for the better, slowly but surely," Frankie posted to his Instagram account — via his mother Vicky Porter and father Adam Goswell — on World Down Syndrome Day.
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For a studio who dragged its feet giving Black Widow her own film, and only recently gave black women representation in Black Panther, Captain Marvel's presence signals that times are finally changing for the better.
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So, while I think there's still a huge uphill battle in many regards, I definitely think things are changing for the better, and people are opening their eyes and becoming more curious, and more introspective.
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And what I find at Uber right now is a lot of people who are trying to — within this culture that is shifting, that is changing for the better — trying to find their footing somewhere along those lines.
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Mr. Miller's recording of his composition "From a Jack to a King," an upbeat song about a man's fortune changing for the better when he wins the woman of his dreams, did not cause a stir when it was released in 1957.
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It's a complicated space to be in: On one hand, I want to write about experiences women like me have face often yet rarely discuss publicly (although that's been changing for the better in a big way in the last five years!).
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"We are seeing that gradually foreign investors' perceptions are changing for the better with regards the Russian economy and future opportunities for investing into Russian stocks and securities," Elvira Nabiullina said in an interview in Moscow ahead of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum.
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"The system is changing for the better, but the transformation could take many years, and it will be difficult," said Nancy Schlichting, who retired recently as chief executive of the Henry Ford Health System and was chairwoman of a commission that studied overhauling the system.
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And things are indeed changing for the better in the intellectual sphere — thanks to the works of authors such as Thomas Piketty, Ed Wolff, Joe Stiglitz, Dani Rodrik, and Martin Gilens, who are willing to ask bigger questions (and answer them with much better data than previously existed).
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While on one level the film is drawing on age-old ideas, it's also grounded in a very specific experience, at a very specific time: when a man like Troy Maxson could hold the belief that despite working hard his whole life, he's being held back because of the color of his skin, all while his family insists things are changing for the better — and both of those things could, in their own way, be true.
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Spector accepted on the condition that the song be rewritten with different lyrics as "Things Are Changing (For the Better)". This version would later be recorded by The Supremes, Jay and the Americans, and The Blossoms.
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Classmates from parochial school get together at a local, shabby bar in the Bronx. The bartender and owner, Murk, compulsively waters his plants, although they are dead. They have empty lives but they talk about changing for the better. Tony and Linda (who have two children although unwed) question their relationship.
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A couple is forced to repeatedly move in search of sustainable business ventures. They live in constant fear of meeting their creditors, whose money they spent in unfruitful investments. When the couple meets another couple, things start changing for the better by following the wise counsel of their new acquaintances. The latter part of the movie showcases these changes.
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Ayem Stevens and Caroline Vales are best friends. After a violent argument with her mother, Ayem realised that there was nothing for her in France and she decided to start a new life in California with Caroline, a woman recently separated from her fiancé who cheated on her the night before their wedding. In Los Angeles, they will find love, friendship and unexpected betrayal, with their lives changing for the better and for the worse.
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Wynonna and Naomi briefly reunited for a performance at the Super Bowl XXVIII halftime show. They reunited again in a commercial for the retail chain Kmart, performing the song "Changing for the Better". The duo also performed several shows in 1998. During this time, the duo also charted one more single credited to the Judds, as well as receiving an Academy of Country Music nomination for Duo of the Year in 2001.
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Cambodia still has one of the worst health infrastructures in Asia, although the situation is slowly changing for the better. The public health system has suffered from war and neglect and has had serious difficulties meeting the health needs of the population. Some government hospitals and other health units have been rehabilitated so that they are autonomous entities, staffed with qualified personnel. This has led to a significant improvement of health services.
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Despite challenges surrounding wider implementation, it is now seen as the desired approach for future policing in Afghanistan. Championing the role of female officers in the ANP: EUPOL supported the capacity building of female police officers. In order to increase recruitment and retention rates, the Mission also promoted the need for better working conditions, including career prospects, non- discriminatory measures and efforts to address harassment. On an institutional level, attitudes toward women in the ANP are changing for the better.
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The song was originally given to record producer Phil Spector by Wilson, who wanted the song to be recorded by the Ronettes. Spector declined "Don't Worry Baby", but accepted "Don't Hurt My Little Sister" on the condition that he rewrite the song as "Things Are Changing (for the Better)". Wilson was invited to perform piano on the song's recording, but was thrown out of the session by Spector due to "substandard playing". Spector finished a backing track, but scrapped the song.
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Green was at The Dale for just over one season and made 44 appearances before for the third time in his career he was reunited with Peter Taylor but this time at Derby County in 1968. The season Green joined a team that was changing for the better under Clough and Taylor's management. He was part of Football League Second Division winning team and the side that was in constant dispute with Leeds United due to the Clough/Revie rivalry.
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Reba, convinced that Brock is finally changing for the better, begins to become more cordial to him. After Van suffers an injury that ends his career as a professional football player, Reba encourages him to find another exciting job. After losing her own job in the dental office for calling her boss "a monkey's butt," she pursues a career in real estate and hires Van as her assistant. Jealous that he is a natural in the business, she insists he do boring work until he is better suited for the more important jobs.
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Little progress was made on the previous season, as the club finished 19th. The club also 'died in shame' in the FA Cup third round, defeated 3–0 by Isthmian League side Enfield. Nevertheless, McGrath noted 'the attitude is slowly changing [for the better]'. Record low average home attendance figures of 2,738 inevitably caused a financial loss on the season, though costs were being reduced. McGrath tried and failed to re- sign Brian Horton for 1981–82, with £12,000 Ernie Moss being the most high- profile transfer, along with £15,000 midfielder Geoff Hunter.
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I Want You!: the Evolution of the All-Volunteer Force. Santa Monica, CA: RAND, 2006, p. 154 This program included nicer living conditions - specifically barracks with more privacy – and replaced soldiers with civilians to do menial tasks, such as kitchen duty. Based on this program, the VOLAR program manifested with seven goals for the forts: # Higher standards of professionalism # Higher job satisfaction # Higher job appeal # Elimination of “makework” # Elimination of the veneration of statistics # Less emphasis on inspections # Better working conditions Additionally, numerous slogans were created as part of Project VOLAR. Among the most notable were: “The Army is Changing – For the Better” and “Today’s Army Wants to Join You”.
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And like the previous game, "it speaks about hope, it speaks about changing for the better, it speaks about not being beaten down by the big guy." While Exoddus may not have been in the initial plan, Lanning believes the bonus game worked because they wanted the Oddworld universe to be a franchise with infinite stories: So while the Quintology was the core focus of Oddworld Inhabitants, bonus games in the same universe were not unwelcome. One of the adjustments made for Exoddus was the increase in humor compared to Oddysee. While the dark themes of industrialization, exploitation and capitalism were still present, Lanning felt they needed to be offset by more humor.
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Often, the family member and the addict will participate in the counselling where the addict will join alcohol and drug treatment programs whilst the other family members will attend therapy sessions in which the addict will take part in after completing its recovery program. This systemic intervention allows the better family relationship as they will learn to understand one another such as how their behaviour affect the other person, through the therapy. Furthermore, since the addicts have control of their own participation due to the awareness of the intervention hence eradicate the need to force them, there will be a high probable of them changing for the better and is a systemic intervention.
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When Gru learns of Vector's heist, he plans an even greater heist: to shrink and steal the Moon. However, despite Gru's villainous intentions, he grows increasingly touched by the girls' growing love for him and finds himself changing for the better because of it. Released theatrically on July 9, 2010 in the United States, Despicable Me received positive reviews and grossed over $546 million worldwide against a budget of $69 million. It launched the Despicable Me franchise series of films, including the sequel Despicable Me 2 in 2013, another sequel, Despicable Me 3 in 2017, and two prequels; Minions, released in 2015, and the upcoming Minions: The Rise of Gru in 2021, both of which feature Gru's Minions as the main characters.
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About.com's Carew felt Prayers on Fire was able to "capture the qualities of their infamous live-shows on record ... the evocatively-produced set dared dress key cuts in blaring brass; giving a sense of perverted-cabaret to their mordant racket, turning Cave from nihilist, self-destructive savant to theatrical, flamboyant showman". Allmusic's Greg Maurer's found "a fascination with the dark, (self-)destructive side of religion is more than evident in his later work... While there might not be any of the explicit Biblical imagery on [the album] that Cave would later ejaculate, the title ... is apt". McFarlane stated it showed the band was "irrevocably and unashamedly changing for the better, being more aggressive than anything they had ever recorded". Sound Stage Direct described it as "a creepy carnival of tribal rhythms, wonky discordance and garbled surrealism".
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