"We do take opportunity when the market is conducive and currently the market is conducive," Moahloli said.
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It's not a very conducive mindset for creating visual art.
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Squatting was more conducive and came naturally to female dogs.
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And brideprice is not conducive to a relationship of equals.
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This environment is simply not conducive to anyone's best efforts.
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"It's not really conducive to a full recovery," she says.
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The committee could have been conducive to that general goal.
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Weekend 60s to near 70 probably not conducive to snow.
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The ambience is conducive less to learning than to dreaming.
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That doesn't make for an atmosphere conducive to talking peace.
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Some are more conducive to making friends and others aren't.
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Where is the most conducive for a musician or producer?
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Is the environment even conducive for mosquitoes to transmit infections?
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Conducive conditions have to be "recreated" in Rakhine, he said.
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I wasted little time in suggesting that my wife and I try our favorite party drug in a setting more conducive to talking and less conducive to throwing some shapes to a Carl Cox banger.
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Temperatures nearing minus 60 degrees Fahrenheit aren't conducive to blood flow.
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It makes the platform conducive for classroom learning and group presentations.
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And an environment that could be conducive to those cracks spreading.
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A less conducive atmosphere for achieving compromise is hard to imagine.
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And perhaps calmer seas will be more conducive to transporting rockets.
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And that is not particularly conducive to the protection of privacy.
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But why is it that reading is so conducive to sleep?
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Purity politics is even less conducive to governing than resentment politics.
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It is quiet and conducive to long periods of introspective work.
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Text your crush today—the energy is very conducive for flirting!
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It's very conducive to coming in and investing in the market.
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Efforts to create an environment conducive to private investment are underway.
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It doesn't seem like an environment conducive to sweeping tax reform.
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However, smaller companies are not necessarily more conducive to free speech.
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Training fasted in the morning is more conducive to losing fat.
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It wasn't particularly conducive for typing, but it certainly was innovative.
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This moon's energy is conducive for natural healing, grounding, and transformation.
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Neither of those options is conducive to keeping up the pressure.
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There is more noise and light than is conducive for sleep.
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A tribal confrontation is not conducive to the establishment of truth.
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But single-digit support is not conducive to a winning coalition.
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Weird, powerful, but also probably not conducive to a healthy shoulder.
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The question in our 365 day journal is a fun one, so we write in it together and I have a giggle fit, which is not conducive to sleeping, but is conducive to my self care.
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However, the top mainstream phones are not conducive to serious mobile gaming.
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It's not conducive to having a life or a future with anyone.
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They said he has created political climate conducive to hate-based violence.
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But unlike other sports or activities, video games aren't conducive to practice.
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Others think children have special environments and incentives, not more conducive brains.
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Pokémon Quest's model is not conducive to long stretches of play time.
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I don't think it's a climate that's conducive to orchard crops anymore.
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I can't see how it is conducive to anything but more destabilization.
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This makes them better paymasters and a more conducive place to work.
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It's really not an environment that's conducive to that kind of discussion.
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It is not a place that's conducive to a good night's sleep.
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The current political climate is not especially conducive to changing one's mind.
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Williams suggested that Ojeda's confrontational style is not conducive to good politics.
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This is not conducive to the most happy family or professional life.
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The conditions on Sunday did not seem particularly conducive to record scoring.
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Monday's action, however, isn't seen as conducive to that line of thinking.
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By definition, startups rarely work well in conditions conducive to strict structure.
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" Eliminating the lengthy train trip "is overall conducive to a better life.
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It's more conducive to good conversation than some of the other apps.
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It also creates an environment conducive to viral misinformation and hate speech.
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We can make them more conducive to community and spontaneous social mixing.
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The themes of his songs, however, aren't quite conducive to mass appeal.
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Making hospitals less destabilizing, more conducive to healing, seems an achievable goal.
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SPRINGSTEEN They made the place conducive to the musicians that it served.
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It's that the current implementation isn't that conducive to my visual needs.
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None of these have been conducive to cross-strait peace and stability.
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Fair warning: The intro music could not be less conducive to relaxation.
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"Our lifestyle is not always conducive to good mental health," he adds.
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Such extreme rhetoric was never conducive to an impartial fact-finding process.
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It folds up into a small bag, so it's conducive to traveling.
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Sharing the facility is efficient, but not conducive to ideal hockey practice.
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The spark is still there, but circumstances aren't conducive for an easy relationship.
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Unfortunately, the Silver Lake house didn't prove the conducive creative setting he'd anticipated.
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Our culture of planning too much is not conducive to success, Mandel says.
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"This is not conducive to doing innovation and research in India," Shah said.
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Chase admits the demands of the newsroom aren't conducive to long-term thinking.
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This sort of isolation is conducive for catching up on work this week.
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I can look at it in a much more conducive way to storytelling.
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The weather and climate in Texas are conducive to year-round mosquito activity.
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This warm moist flow from the Gulf is also conducive for severe thunderstorms.
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Britain, for instance, does it if it is conducive to the "public good".
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First, your situation and requirements may not be conducive to a token sale.
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Fortunately, drought-prone areas also tend to be conducive to solar energy generation.
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The trade war between China and America is hardly conducive to co-operation.
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That's not exactly conducive to the survival of life as we know it.
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That makes this planetary system much more conducive to hosting any potential life.
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None of these things are conducive to a person who has a migraine.
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"You've got fuel, you've got conducive fire weather, you've got ignition," Flannigan says.
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The U.N. has said conditions in Rakhine are not yet conducive for returns.
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It's time to learn lifestyle habits that are more conducive to your health.
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"Moreover, stable inflation rates are conducive to achieving sustainable economic growth," it added.
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I'm not bashing that stuff at all, it just wasn't conducive to me.
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Having to hold one's tongue is not conducive to a great social experience.
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I also offer to help so it creates conducive space for others present.
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"A balanced distribution of interests is conducive to Huawei's survival," Ren told Hodson.
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Nigeria's entrepreneurial society was less conducive to China-style economic management, she said.
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S. relations, but warned that the current climate was not conducive to that.
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But this time conditions are even more conducive to the Islamic State's rebuilding.
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For me, listening to reggae is conducive to having a good prep day.
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Also, I think the new strategy wasn't really conducive to a big workforce.
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On the bench, the justices' seating arrangement is not conducive to social distancing.
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None of this is conducive to a good night's sleep and it's stressful.
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The Fix How to turn cramped quarters into a space conducive to learning.
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"The conditions were not conducive for taking off this morning," the sheriff said.
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A balanced distribution of interests is conducive to Huawei's survival in this world.
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"A balanced distribution of interests is conducive to Huawei's survival," Mr Ren says.
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Three or four of those planets may have conditions conducive to extraterrestrial life.
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Iran could not have asked for American chaos more conducive to its interests.
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That on-pins-and-needles feeling isn't conducive to getting anything productive done.
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But Iraq's recent history has not been conducive to that kind of vigilance.
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The new space should be even more conducive to stagings like this one.
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Adam says there's trouble ahead because today's culture is not conducive to service.
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Dubai, though, despite its drawbacks, offers an atmosphere far more conducive to success.
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It's not a life style that's conducive to domestic comfort or sustained relationships.
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This would be hardly conducive to America's global economic, political and security interests.
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It's now more conducive to climate action for a few reasons: Growing public awareness.
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Others are red tape and a tax system that is not conducive to startups.
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The office is certainly one conducive to action and impact, I'll give them that.
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But the truth is not every backdrop is conducive to really feeling the love.
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And I think that's conducive for the development of industries in the United States.
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It's design isn't conducive to browsing to enjoying jackets and it's not a publisher.
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It's too small and its configuration is not conducive to the exhibitions of today.
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For J.P. Morgan Asset Management, the current global environment is conducive for fixed income.
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"You're setting up your personal environment to be conducive to your goals," Roberts says.
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These characteristics can be especially conducive to extreme volatility and also to market misconduct.
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It is not an area that immediately seems conducive to hosting a business park.
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However, this is obviously not conducive when it comes to flying in jet carriers.
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Nabiullina said inflation of over 4 percent was not conducive to long-term investment.
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The United Nations says conditions are not conducive for Rohingya to return to Myanmar.
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Goldberg said the market is becoming a more conducive environment for large-cap financials.
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Feeling badly for a character I have to kill isn't terribly conducive to fun.
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THEY ARE QUITE POSITIVE AT THE MOMENT BECAUSE THE FINANCIALS ARE CONDUCIVE TO THAT.
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And neither is conducive to good governance, where consistency and constancy are invaluable. 15.
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That said, sometimes you may want conducive astrological weather to, say, text an ex.
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The Knopfs' continual clashes were not, to put it mildly, conducive to marital harmony.
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This clearly is not the happiest of situations, nor one necessarily conducive to success.
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And I don't think that's conducive for putting good policy forward for the country.
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In contemporary American life, there are few circumstances less conducive to preparing decent food.
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We advised Putin to take concrete steps toward establishing conditions conducive to economic growth.
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PDT Thursday, which means conditions will remain conducive to additional spreading of this blaze.
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There is no reason to believe conditions will become more conducive to an agreement.
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Navy ships are filled with personnel and are not exactly conducive to social distancing.
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And they made it conducive for you to come and stay and hang out.
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However, white-collar high-tech roles are typically more conducive to working from home.
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Even if you like Pantera, that's probably still not conducive to smooth bowel evacuation.
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Secondly, it's important to create a work environment that's conducive to a shorter week.
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Better, instead, to focus on improving our environment and make it conducive for practice.
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And it's not conducive to getting problems solved and addressing the issues facing us.
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But such thinking machines are not restricted to planets or other habitats conducive to biology.
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"This has proved a format conducive to fact-finding during the depositions," the official said.
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Unplug Once A DayLiving in a world of constant notifications is not conducive to relaxation.
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It's an environment that could be conducive to stock pickers but rough on trend followers.
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Gas giants, like Jupiter, have lighter and more diffuse atmospheres that aren't conducive to habitability.
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Superman—and his lofty, all-powerful image—just isn't conducive to this kind of design.
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Six years in journalism have shown me it's not a career that's conducive to motherhood.
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When these two planets work together effectively, the energy is conducive for taking smart risks.
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"Given the overall situation, we do not believe conditions are conducive to returns," Mahecic added.
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The environment while it isn't the most picturesque, is very conducive to getting work done.
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Well, given that 2017 has already been particularly conducive to politically minded comedy, probably not.
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But the administration's broader posturing on the issue is not conducive to any coherent strategy.
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This is certainly not a climate conducive to decreasing the strength of America's nuclear deterrent.
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"The hot and humid weather makes this region especially conducive to spicy food," Teresa says.
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The U.N. refugee agency has said conditions in Rakhine are "not yet conducive for returns".
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There is little to no alcohol, as that's not conducive to running 100-plus miles.
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She didn't like to be in environments that were not conducive to her spiritual growth.
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DeGrom has been successful pitching in most conditions, even those not traditionally conducive for pitchers.
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Arthur Vandenberg of Michigan to build a postwar order conducive to peace, prosperity, and stability.
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It turns out panic mode is not, for me, conducive to my best work either.
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Explore your emotions—the energy is conducive for healing and moving on from the past.
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But if they develop behaviors not conducive to the camp, they can be voted out.
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And those beeping machines and middle-of-the-night interruptions are not conducive to recovery.
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However, tornadoes can break out just about anywhere if conditions are conducive to their formation.
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And Six Sigma isn't conducive to innovation, which is a top priority for companies today.
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"It's going to be whatever is most conducive to his re-election," Mr. Cohen said.
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Robert Siegel, an immunologist at Stanford University, says conferences are particularly conducive to spreading viruses.
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The bright lighting and high volume make the bar more conducive to socializing than flirting.
|
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"The economic condition here at home isn't really too conducive for risk-taking," he said.
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Some cities are simply more conducive to helping you keep your New Year&aposs resolutions.
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Texts are beamed to the screen, but its small size isn't conducive to actually reading.
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That was the state of student housing, and it was not conducive to academic success.
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One last thing: The clouds may be more conducive to beautiful sunsets in the winter.
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"This rate of growth is conducive to fostering healthy public expectations," the commission report said.
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Now, the weather has not been conducive; we've hit some balls that have gone nowhere.
|
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A house simply isn't conducive to how I want to live my life at this time.
|
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Similarly, terrorism can only be defeated by elimination of conditions that are conducive to the illness.
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"Open boarders are conducive to a better economy and better society," Varoufakis told CNBC on Tuesday.
|
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But she's also considering changing her major to something more conducive to her family's new reality.
|
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"Apex feels that its not conducive to take action," Cecilia Alexander, Apex Council's chairwoman told Reuters.
|
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But it is not conducive to sustainable open-source communities, and especially commercial open-source innovation.
|
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According to the Canaccord Genuity chief market strategist, the environment is not conducive for another correction.
|
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"The Deuce is conducive to that because there's nothing else to do there," he told me.
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And now he's gone and done this: That's not conducive to batting away the rumors, man.
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You're super emotional this morning, but the vibe is also conducive for healing and letting go.
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Television, being image-based, is not conducive to rationality or really any kind of logical discourse.
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Public leaders have an obligation to foster an environment that is conducive to innovation and entrepreneurship.
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It became apparent quickly that apartment living wasn't all that conducive to raising two little boys.
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These conditions are not conducive to successfully preparing people to succeed upon returning to the community.
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"I've never met a property so structurally conducive to crime as Lambert Houses," Mr. Torres said.
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The app will then select a soundscape that's conducive to your level of concentration and creativity.
|
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The global backdrop was also not conducive to risky securities, amid doubts over mooted China-U.
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Glazer also contends the present market environment isn't conducive for tech to reclaim the leadership crown.
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The bipartisanship on religious liberty and the civic faith of the country was conducive to that.
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Compared to a laptop, I found this setup to be more conducive for input versus consumption.
|
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But the infrastructure of vaccine development is not conducive to political pressure or a runaway pandemic.
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The Justice Department -- is not conducive to advancing a clearly articulated message through a friendly Congress.
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Mr. Trump told him that a rapid expansion of settlements was not conducive to an agreement.
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But if Mr. Johnson holds firm, that raises two potential outcomes, neither conducive to expanding fortunes.
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The bed, with its artistic wood and rattan headboard, was quite comfortable and conducive to sleep.
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"They're also in conducive conditions for longer, so they have a greater chance of becoming hurricanes."
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I feel this is a quality hitter, and Yankee Stadium should be conducive to his hitting.
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You want to "create a space that's conducive for you to really be present," she says.
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They're just not all that conducive for living in the modern world, or easy to remodel.
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The Chimerarachne turned up in Burmese amber, one of the few materials conducive to spider fossils.
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NOAA said they have a "high degree of confidence these conducive conditions will persist," Bell said.
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This is fantastic for racking up stats, if less than conducive to a fulfilling social life.
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First, government action highlighting the threat is essential for there being a climate conducive to solutions.
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Here's what else is happening: The cold is quite conducive to TV binging, wouldn't you say?
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Mentally strong people know that it's important to build a life conducive to building mental strength.
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Yet they are also, it seems, conducive to literature, in the way almost any constraint is.
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Every girl knows sneezing and coughing are usually conducive to bleeding while you're on your period.
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Chase Center is designed to be as conducive to concerts as it is to basketball games.
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However, the cosmic energy is also very conducive to creating big changes and breaking old habits.
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So, what is it about well-lit rooms that makes them more conducive to healthy eating decisions?
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As harmony-loving Venus dances with Pluto, the planet of depth, the energy is conducive for intimacy.
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It's just not conducive to our tiny quarters to have one piece of furniture for every function.
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The dramatic lighting is also not particularly conducive to leisurely perusal of the reading material on offer.
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College is not exactly conducive to good sleep hygiene, but there are still steps you can take.
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Those things aren't conducive to a productive life, and they certainly don't blend well with my principles.
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Get an air quality monitor, like Awair, to help you create an environment conducive to best sleep.
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He said Saturday's execution of Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr was not conducive to peace in the region.
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So you're not waiting to see what happens next which I think is conducive to binge watching.
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Not only is it rude to keep people waiting, the scene isn't exactly conducive to sexy fantasies.
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The energy is conducive for discussing commitment, so long as tempers are kept cool during Mars retrograde.
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Sound quality, however, has suffered; the physics of flat-panel televisions are hardly conducive to booming audio.
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The system consists of a conducive layer that sits on the skin and prevents heat from escaping.
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In addition, Trump will reportedly emphasize to Abbas that Israeli settlements are not conducive to peace negotiations.
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But rights groups say conditions in Rakhine State are not conducive to the safe return of refugees.
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Behind those aggregate figures, though, lie vast differences, not all of which are conducive to economic integration.
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And Gus and Mickey really are bad for each other, in ways that aren't conducive to comedy.
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What the paper concludes is that abrupt digital deletion is not at all conducive to healthy grieving.
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I found these one-on-one conversations to be the most conducive to honest and respectful debate.
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For starters, production has to film there — so the home needs to be conducive to film production.
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As a viewing experience, the one-artist format is particularly satisfying, maybe because it's conducive to concentration.
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"If ever there was an environment that was conducive for active managers, this is it," he said.
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Fitch believes that Genting would embark on full-scale project development only when market conditions are conducive.
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Major players within the automotive industry agree that we need a regulatory framework conducive to SDC nationwide.
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But there is a reason Yankee Stadium was constructed with dimensions conducive for left-handed pull hitters.
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Don't get me wrong — it was a great apartment, but it wasn't all that conducive to cooking.
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Fundamentally, the reality of prison is not conducive to the kind of entertainment Kohan wanted to create.
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The energy is conducive for magical work, so gather your supplies and manifest your will, dear Virgo!
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The mood is conducive for taking risks, and you're not afraid to ask for what you want.
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Creating a classroom conducive to innovation was particularly important for undergraduate students when compared to graduate students.
|
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Like his hero, Mr. Dylan found New York's lefty, folky, hootenanny world highly conducive to his art.
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As a result, the cabin air environment is not conducive to the spread of most infectious diseases.
|
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Tons of research must be done to provide an environment that's safe and conducive to healthy living.
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It's not necessarily conducive to walking around with stars in your eyes and wanting to hug people.
|
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When they decided to move in together, neither space was conducive to two people and two dogs.
|
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So the incapacitation impact could be masking some kind of more crime-conducive impact on players' psychology.
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The atmosphere this evening is more conducive to writing a love poem than solving a math problem.
|
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"Overhead lighting is not really conducive to studying, especially if you're doing writing or reading," she said.
|
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When it happens abruptly, it creates an inflammatory condition that is conducive to cancer, Dr. Ramaswamy said.
|
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"Before, my office was a desk next to a crib, and that wasn't particularly conducive," he said.
|
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Therefore, Congress' mode of operation should be conducive towards a healthy deliberation that results in good legislation.
|
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These conclusions led me to the main problem with slacktivism: it creates an environment conducive to stagnation.
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With two young children at home, Bonner figured that broadcasting would be more conducive to family life.
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That's hardly conducive to forming a coherent, sovereign state where Palestinians can one day live in peace.
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This process causes "extreme inbreeding," she said, and is not conducive to adaptability, or generational longevity and diversity.
|
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They can drop as low as 75 or 80 degrees below zero -- which aren't conducive to blood flow.
|
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"The current uncertainty is not conducive to attracting manufacturing investment to the UK," Chief Executive Mike Hawes said.
|
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Moody stone castles, heather-hued moors, a climate most conducive to cuddling up and never leaving the house?
|
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Being able to control the information in a manner that is conducive to psychological well-being is critical.
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But given its placement as the second planet from the sun, Venus wasn't conducive to sustaining an ocean.
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That is the level the central bank has designated as most conducive to growth without overheating the economy.
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As you'd expect, Windows 10 on a 5.5-inch screen is also not particularly conducive to touch input.
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That will give market participants time to reallocate on a day where conditions are conducive to making changes.
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So, if strictly seeking or avoiding a specific age range isn't conducive to finding a connection, what is?
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Except for the United Arab Emirates (UAE), the rest of the Middle East is not conducive for business.
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The platform is conducive to "tweetstorms" of harassment and abuse, especially for activists and people of marginalized identities.
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Sandberg breaks down four ways that anyone can develop a close-knit community conducive to doing just that.
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This should make telemental health more conducive to a positive patient experience than other specialties, fostering repeat visits.
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They want to curtail plaintiffs' ability to "shop" for courts in states with laws conducive to such lawsuits.
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"The prevailing environment is not conducive to the offer achieving valuation objectives," the company said in a statement.
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Scientists have found more than 3,200 distant planets, but none are quite as conducive to life as ours.
|
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Simpson even recommends going to multiple support groups to figure out which is most conducive to your healing.
|
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This situation of rush, rush, rush as fast as we can go, it's not conducive to doing that.
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The memo seen by Reuters reiterates the UNHCR's stance that conditions in Rakhine are not conducive to returns.
|
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"Hyperfocus" helped me recognize the limits of my attentional space and make my environment more conducive to focus.
|
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The event got little publicity and its timing, during the workday, did not seem conducive to massive participation.
|
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But Iran's isolation, which is in some ways conducive to fine art, has also distorted the art market.
|
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In general, the Pacific side has had low wind shear and warmer waters, which are conducive for storms.
|
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But they are not doing enough to oblige Myanmar to create a conducive environment for them to return.
|
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"It's a very conducive environment for the vast majority of sector of the S&P 500," said Wedell.
|
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Presidents have come to realize that sound decision-making requires an atmosphere conducive to cautious and balanced discussion.
|
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There are mountains involved — there's terrain that isn't conducive to building an actual physical structure in some places.
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It is a style hospitable to the senses but not especially conducive to thought, to exposition or analysis.
|
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Its economic policies are not conducive to stability, growth and employment creation within the monetary union and beyond.
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The U.N. refugee agency has already said that conditions in Rakhine state were "not yet conducive for returns".
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These attract far less media attention than presidential or congressional contests, which isn't exactly conducive to voter turnout.
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Not every empty storefront is conducive to a thriving food hall, and they are laborious to plan and maintain.
|
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They want to curb plaintiffs' ability to "shop" for courts in states with laws conducive to such injury lawsuits.
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"The weather is becoming more conducive to fire like we're seeing this spring," Flannigan told Mashable in an interview.
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Mars connects with Saturn on March 14, again creating a supportive and productive energy, especially conducive for building wealth.
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They had some physiological and life history attributes which were not conducive to survival in the K-Pg cataclysm.
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The island's culture is also conducive to riding, with its expansive bike lanes, varied mountainous terrain and tropical jungles.
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"The wind was not conducive to that because the wind was blowing it right back at us," Iverson said.
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While hitting left-right, left-right is more conducive to rapid fire power-hitting, it is also very predictable.
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Easter is so late, and we've had this cold weather that is not conducive to getting the grills out.
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I don't believe mushroom trips benefit from being indoors with fluorescent lights and music not conducive to the environment.
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Kahn said that turning communities against each other is not "conducive to living successfully and amicably," the publication reported.
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I buy a cup of herbal tea in exchange for free Wi-Fi and an environment conducive to studying.
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Developing sleep hygiene, regular habits that are conducive to sleep, is incredibly important to your health as an adult.
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Tweets are painfully conducive to "mansplaining," where a dude condescends and explains something obvious to someone, usually a woman.
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As is often the case, prison—known as the akademiya—proved conducive to schooling villains in their shared culture.
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Psychologists and counselors recommend making your environment as conducive to stress-free work as you can during stressful times.
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But the atmosphere also needs to be conducive, with very uniform windspeeds so that the storm doesn't tip over.
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In its early years, its hit-or-miss search engine was conducive to close encounters of the absurd kind.
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"The conditions that we normally experience in this region are not conducive to wildfires," park spokeswoman Dana Soehn said.
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Ultimately that land corridor is much more conducive to supplying Hezbollah, and the Syrian government establishing its network there.
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It looks back over the years at Anthony multiple times prioritizing money and fame over situations conducive to winning.
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The wait for a more conducive environment characterized by fiscal and structural policy reforms will be a long one.
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But the project is not a fine dining establishment, and the space definitely isn't conducive to a tasting menu.
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Perhaps most conducive to the Dodgers' continued playoff hopes, though, has been the chaos that has consumed their division.
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Most teachers and administrators know that sweltering classrooms are both physically dangerous for students and not conducive to learning.
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Gwin targeted several aspects of the zone's suggested parameters, noting their accompanying rules were not conducive to free speech.
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Most beginning scientists face five or more years as a postdoc, which is not always conducive to original research.
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A conducive regulatory environment is no less important to U.S. firms seeking to sell more to Canada and Mexico.
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Open markets and increased trade are conducive to promoting democracy and liberal values and to ensure growth and prosperity.
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And Corker's call to leave this to the often plodding committees doesn't seem conducive to that kind of pace.
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I try to nap on the Tube ride home, but unsurprisingly, rush hour commutes are not conducive to napping.
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These conflicts of interests create a culture of confusion and fear that is not conducive to US national security.
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With an average elevation exceeding 14,800 feet, the region isn't particularly conducive to agriculture, with the exception of barley.
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Save highly detail-oriented tasks for another time: The energy will be most conducive for meditation and artistic pursuits.
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But one only needs a quick tour of the farm to see how the land is conducive to biodiversity.
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"Reasonable, plausible, pragmatic, that whole cadre of language, it really isn't conducive to the black condition here," he said.
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Back inside, the custom-made pillow-top king mattress was plush, comfortable, and conducive to a good night's sleep.
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In September, the Atlantic Ocean is the hottest it gets all year — when it's most conducive to hurricane formation.
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Create that space in your life or even just in your head that is conducive to you creating more.
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While conducive to cupcakes and alcopops, rosé is less widely adopted as something that can beef up your main.
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We talked to educators and interior designers about how to turn cramped quarters into a space conducive to learning.
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"Instead, we could make the environment more conducive to rest and reduce the use of sedatives," Dr. Ubel said.
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MDMA is known to promote openness and lack of defensiveness, both of which might be conducive to attaining insights.
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"When you have support behind you, it becomes more of a conducive environment to do your job," he said.
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But a difficult amendment process is only a virtue if the Constitution's underlying structures are, themselves, conducive to democracy.
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That would create jobs, increase access to potable water and electricity and create a more conducive atmosphere for reconciliation.
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Also, audio leaves a lot more left up to the imagination, which is very conducive to long-distance desire.
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Thus, the current market fundamentals are conducive to preserving the current oil price and even for it to climb.
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American Jewry is equally well-equipped to help support diplomatic mechanisms, by creating a positive environment conducive to peace.
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Either option is not very conducive to having oceans of water on a rocky ground like here on Earth.
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Internal conditions are conducive to a fundamental sociopolitical transformation, and the Iranian people are rising up and demanding democracy.
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Businesses have argued that including the corporate AMT could make the tax bill less conducive to fostering economic growth.
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In general, Clinton's tax plan is less advantageous to the financial industry and more conducive to jobs-intensive enterprises.
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There is, however, a third explanation worth pondering: that the emotional requirements of acting are conducive to progressive politics.
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Inspired by what he saw, he vowed to create the same type of creative and conducive environment back home.
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Seacrest, 44, pointed out that all of Gyllenhaal's traveling might not be very conducive to family life, but Ripa disagreed.
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Fairs aren't always conducive to learning about the art on display; their purpose is, generally speaking, to sell, not teach.
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Homogeneity is not conducive to what we see around us, so my job as a producer is to have inclusion.
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Even if the only thing we learn is that drinking wine for breakfast is not conducive to a work environment.
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Her followers were quick to point out that the length of her nails did not seem conducive to changing diapers.
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Multiple shots of people defecating, and prolonged conversations about the expelling of human waste aren't exactly conducive to your appetite.
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Trump's anti-China stance is not at all conducive to resolving Pyongyang's seemingly expanding stash of nuclear weapons, cautioned Hill.
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The first is whether Google search results are neutral or not, and whether they are not conducive to conservative views.
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Klaxoon maximizes and magnifies meeting points by turning any screen into organic knowledge focus areas conducive to spontaneous idea sharing.
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Drier conditions everywhere Climate change has created conditions conducive to fueling the fires -- such as drier air and plant life.
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In this day and age, it's not very conducive to take yourself or the reactions around your music too seriously.
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One school counselor for every 600 students is not conducive to a student's success, says Keith Brown, the group's president.
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"Growing protectionism is not conducive to better earnings," Tobias Levkovich, Citi's chief U.S. equity strategist, in a note late Monday.
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Chairman Sergio Marchionne added that the carmaker would issue a planned bond soon as markets were conducive to doing so.
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One study in 2016 found that America has become significantly less conducive to social mobility over the past few decades.
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One school counselor for every 2000 students is not conducive to a student's success, says Keith Brown, the group's president.
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It takes away the constant pinging of Slack in favor of something calmer and more conducive to doing focused work.
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Full moons are always emotional, and this one is especially conducive for sharing your heart's concerns with your loved ones!
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It's the delicate balance between blind ambition and rational thought that creates a dynamic environment conducive to innovation and growth.
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It also creates an environment conducive to business and a comfortable standard of living to deter migration from the city.
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I used to change locations every week or two, which was super exhausting and not conducive to growing my business.
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This includes the city authorities' focus on creating conducive conditions for business development in the city and attracting new investors.
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But to foster a political environment conducive to their stated ends, Democrats can't settle on simply stoking anti-Trump resentment.
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MULVANEY: That's not a really conducive way to sort of maintain a relationship between the executive and the administrative branch.
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"Thailand's monetary policy still needs to be conducive to the economic recovery," Bank of Thailand Governor Veerathai Santiprabhob told reporters.
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It also reflects the probability that severe weather conditions conducive to wildfires will continue for at least a few days.
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The contemporary global environment is not conducive due to the number of conflicts emerging from Syria to Afghanistan and Iraq.
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In addition, lower inflation expectations lead to lower rates, making the capex environment all the more conducive to growth.3.
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Like the last auction, unfortunately, the rules are more conducive to cronyism than competition, promising a costly, less competitive auction.
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Adulthood As children become adults, they find professions they like, and some are more conducive to those with ADD/ADHD.
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Chief Financial Officer Jonathan Pruzan said he expects the market "environment won't be as conducive going forward," according to Reuters.
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It was not the most conducive environment for cerebral basketball, not with the circus tempo and not with the noise.
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Nor is the fear provoked by Mr Sharif always conducive to frank self-appraisal: some officials may fudge the numbers.
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"Not a single Rohingya has volunteered to return to Rakhine due to the absence of conducive environment there," Haque said.
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It is important to make the environments in which oncologists grapple with a sinister disease conducive to their well-being.
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S. trade talks and expectations of policy easing by the Federal Reserve were conducive to emerging-market carry trades again.
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The climate was conducive to CLR but there had been earlier periods of similar conditions when there wasn't an outbreak.
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"For us, the silence is second nature," he said, adding that visitors often find it conducive to a transformative experience.
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The size of the Riviera, with 400 rooms and 24 acres, is more conducive to the party side of things.
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" He added: "This is unwarranted and hardly conducive to objective fact finding and mutual agreement, let alone a final reconciliation.
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I'll try to make myself go to sleep or listen to a podcast, although sometimes that's not conducive for sleeping.
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I'm sure my ruminations would have reached some kind of conclusion if the train had been conducive to coherent thought.
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Macdonald is a creature of habit, and many of those habits are not conducive to the advancement of his career.
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The postcard parade of the Connecticut coast, the soothing water views — what could be more delightful, more conducive to creativity?
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Conceived by the architects Sharon Johnston and Mark Lee, the building was designed with natural lighting specifically conducive to drawings.
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Pittsburgh's geography, layout and size are conducive to testing new technologies in multiple terrains and situations on an accelerated timeline.
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That tendency "is not conducive to the open debate of ideas which has been the hallmark of Americans," he added.
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But conferences are particularly conducive to spreading viruses because they bring large crowds together in close proximity from many locations.
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For all of us, we recognize that the rhetoric around immigration is neither true nor conducive to finding real solutions.
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But for whatever reason, the way I process TV shows isn't conducive to understanding them, well the first time around.
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"Steady economic activity and a gradually tightening Fed create an environment conducive to further growth stock outperformance," Kostin wrote Friday.
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But between work, training for a marathon, kids' bedtimes and evening plans, my life was not conducive to that schedule.
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The goal behind international sanctions, one aspect of diplomacy, has always been how to create an environment conducive to talks.
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Obama last week canceled a meeting with Duterte after his outburst, saying the mood was not conducive to productive talks.
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I UNDERSTAND THE PRESIDENT'S POINT, BUT THIS IS -- THAT IS NOT A WAY TO BE PRODUCTIVE AND CONDUCIVE TO GROWTH.
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Almadhoun told the New Yorker that swimwear currently available to Muslim women, like the burkini, isn't conducive to competitive swimming.
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Few places are less conducive to erotic optimism than the packed waiting room of a public health clinic in Brooklyn.
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This is especially conducive for Scorpios having deep conversations—what will you learn under this intriguing combination of planetary energies?
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Extraordinary tactics make for an exciting news cycle, but they're not usually, in the long run, conducive to good governance.
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The whole arrangement is conducive to interaction between the artists when we want it, or privacy when we need that.
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I mean, he's not there anymore, but – and some are so political and bureaucratic and backwards and not conducive to business.
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So this isn't necessarily conducive to good government or policymaking, but it does simplify the process for both voters and candidates.
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"The atmosphere has become toxic, and that is not conducive to the work," said a DHS official on condition of anonymity.
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The new policy holds that support for Trump is support for white supremacy, which is not conducive to positive community-building.
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Businesses want to limit the ability of plaintiffs to shop for courts in states with laws conducive to such injury lawsuits.
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For all that, in English, the words are so often neighbours, "peace" and "quiet" are not necessarily conducive to each other.
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Simply being surrounded by people all trying to improve creates an atmosphere conducive to progress rather than getting defensive about criticism.
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For instance, if you're using this by your bed, an extra light blinking or changing colors probably isn't conducive to sleep.
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A party divided with the military on one side and Mnangagwa on the other is not a conducive environment for investment.
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Particularly fetching and more conducive to water drinking is the Insulated Reflect bottle made from sustainably harvested bamboo and stainless steel.
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The swampy flood plains of Polesia, Ms Brown finds, are especially conducive to the transmission of radiation into the food chain.
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Brazil in winter Many of the major cities still enjoy fairly mild weather even if it's more enjoyable than beach conducive.
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The nuances of these encounters are by their very nature not conducive to being managed well by text-based therapy apps.
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The western offensive also will face challenges in the narrow and winding streets that are not conducive to heavy, armored vehicles.
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Not only is the cachet of owning Apple's latest back, but the design of the phone is conducive to getting noticed.
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Gloves are an integral part of your winter wear, but they're not the most conducive with your day-to-day routine.
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Some designs featured more open spaces, some designs poured light into entire floors, and others were more conducive to pedestrian traffic.
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The cause of the Detwiler blaze wasn't immediately known, but hot, dry conditions conducive to such fires have persisted for days.
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It may be that the resulting reduced gene pool includes a higher proportion of genes conducive to ear and skin conditions.
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Rowling's script periodically screeches to a halt to putty in those storylines, a tactic perhaps more conducive to novels than movies.
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Canadian companies are regularly being pushed for change by investors in a country that is seen as conducive for shareholder activism.
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As Alan Renwick at the UCL constitution unit adds, it would not be conducive to a friendly climate for further negotiations.
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I really don't need to be told that a dark and quiet bedroom is more conducive to a good night's sleep.
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"That's not a really conducive way to sort of maintain a relationship between the executive and the administrative branch," Mulvaney said.
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"There is a need for an overall review the Moroccan tax system to make it conducive to industrial development," he said.
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You lose the divide between your work and personal life — and space — and this isn't conducive to doing your best job.
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Moody's expects "a conducive economic environment and a broader investor base" to keep CLO issuance in 2017 comparable to this year.
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Chronic sleep deprivation from managing a crisis halfway around the world, potentially over many nights, is not conducive to sound judgement.
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She requested that I not take photos of other students during class, as maintaining a yoga-conducive atmosphere was a priority.
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So looking at these rankings can provide some clues as to what resources or environment can be conducive to entrepreneurial endeavors.
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Avoid pursuing a product that has to be redesigned for every customer, which, unfortunately, isn't conducive to a rapidly growing venture.
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They feel it limits the commander in chief in a way that's not conducive to do national security in an emergency.
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"At each of these points there were indicators that the weather may not be conducive to safe flight," the report says.
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It's also a losing tactic, since modern life is simply not conducive to this way of eating for most of us.
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"Conditions are not yet conducive to the voluntary repatriation of Rohingya refugees," U.N. refugee chief Filippo Grandi told the Security Council.
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That Ms. Ocasio-Cortez's brand of expansive, expensive socialism has found this moment so conducive to its popularity is no accident.
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"It's hard not to be excited,'' he said, about regulatory views that would be "conducive to us significantly expanding our business.
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The model and the small menu are conducive to takeout, which produces more than half of the revenue at this location.
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Mr. Harris said something that he thought was obvious on its face: Not all cultures are equally conducive to human flourishing.
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Furthermore, the conditions conducive to such an outcome most certainly include diplomatic overtures, economic stability, humanitarian aid and numerous other prerequisites.
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Reflexively calling Russia a rogue actor or a purveyor of international instability and lawlessness is hardly conducive to improving the environment.
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"Warm October and November were conducive to winter crop vegetation, but more precipitation is needed and would be welcome," he said.
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This time, the commander in chief suggested on Tuesday, might the Fourth of July be more conducive for a celebratory march?
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"We already had a lot of neutral pieces in the house that weren't necessarily conducive to our toddler's active lifestyle," Solomon says.
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"We believe the glass back cover is conducive to wireless charging as it reduces signal interference versus a metal casing," Sur wrote.
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The latter scenario, of course, puts pressure on staff, reduces service quality and is generally not conducive to a good dining experience.
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He points out new features like Live Loops, a new way of producing tracks that's more conducive to building electronic jams. 9.
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But there are also artists from the San Francisco Bay Area art scene, which was more inclusive but less conducive to fame.
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Effective fiscal consolidation, a recovery in growth and investment, and a political climate more conducive to structural reform would be credit positive.
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" He said, "We're gonna do a lot of things in this country that's gonna make it a lot more conducive to manufacturing.
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The kind of tasks the employees in the study were doing could also have been especially conducive to standing at a desk.
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However, donkeys breed at a pace conducive to neither speed (14953-month gestation) nor efficiency (high levels of miscarriages when bred intensively).
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"Three or four days in between games is not conducive to being healthy in the long run," he told Newsday on Monday.
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Further, the two reclining options are not conducive to many traditional couch activities except, perhaps, for the aftermath of Netflix and chill.
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Bolton said the lack of economic progress in Africa has created a climate conducive to violent conflict and the proliferation of terrorism.
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Furthermore, the presence of creative people, visual artists in particular, may be conducive to economic development and the presence of business startups.
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The government said the weather and water conditions were not conducive for the event, in which 2,200 navy sailors row the barges.
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The only downside is that thin wire frames aren't very conducive to concealing the extreme thickness of -10.50 prescription lenses, but whatever.
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Bob Doll, senior portfolio manager at Nuveen Asset Management, said market conditions are conducive this year for his side of Wall Street.
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"Talking about breaking up the big banks is not necessarily conducive to deregulation," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at Wunderlich Securities.
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If shiny surfaces really were conducive to contemplation, then Midtown Manhattan, with its concentration of glass skyscrapers, would be a meditation mecca.
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SADIQ KHAN: The sort of literature they've been putting out in parts of London is not conducive to a good, positive campaign.
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Not only were the countertops too tall — "She's a hobbit," Munn jokes — but the overall layout wasn't conducive for their big gatherings.
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Agencies must provide the pathways for the federal workforce to use their newfound skills in a structured environment conducive to software development.
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The reality is that top talent wants the opportunity to make an outsized impact and needs an environment conducive to this goal.
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The arbitrary May 28500 deadline is not conducive to a trade agreement that will protect American jobs and grow the American economy.
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No wine is immune from evaluation, though situations like pool parties, picnics and casual get-togethers are not conducive for critical pontifications.
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"I just find his temperament and his sense of purpose to not be conducive to succeeding as president," Baker said of Trump.
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I imagine that going to Magic Assassin School teaches you that everyone is a threat, but that's not particularly conducive to politicking.
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Last week, UNHCR released a statement saying "conditions in Myanmar are not yet conducive for returns to be safe, dignified, and sustainable".
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They need to practice politics as best they can, and create the facts on the ground that are conducive to liberal aims.
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In subsequent years, Gov Ball moved to Randall's Island, which is more conducive to the growing crowd and also features food trucks.
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Gillem explains that for many years, military bases mirrored surrounding suburban sprawl: low-density, automobile-oriented, not conducive to walking or biking.
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At many levels, special education classrooms do not function in a way that's conducive to Apple's vision for learning at this time.
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Unlike your standard Hot Wheels playset, the wooden tracks of a Thomas the Tank Engine setup aren't exactly conducive to elaborate tricks.
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So through cosmological natural selection you'd get universes whose physical properties were more and more conducive to the evolution of intelligent life.
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"It's not very conducive to bringing people pumpkin pies," Ella Goldin, a Todt Hill resident, told The New York Times in 2011.
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Even when sunlight is adequate, a difference of 10 to 15 degrees Fahrenheit between daytime and nighttime is most conducive to flowering.
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It tells me what I've already read elsewhere: that a regular bedtime (and wake time) is conducive to more restful, restorative sleep.
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One may reasonably argue that, well, psychedelics are perhaps especially conducive to something like self-isolation: a serene setting, a cozy mindset.
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Listening in great detail to descriptions of murders of women by sadistic men is hardly conducive to your already precarious mental health.
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We expect the group to be able to be flexible in deploying resources in its chosen areas in more conducive operating environments.
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And he is discovering that conditions in 2020 may be more conducive to his vision than was the present day circa 2000.
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"There are rivers involved, I'm told, mountains, terrain that isn't conducive to building an actual physical structure in some places," she added.
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While individual policies listed here may be sound and meritorious decisions, is this pattern really conducive to the advancement of U.S. interests?
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The official said the move does not change the administration's position that continued settlement construction is not conducive to Israeli-Palestinian peace.
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Luminous mixed-media installations and hypnotic videos create an environment conducive to sharing and feeling, underscoring the mutual resilience of marginalized communities.
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An effective transition may be conducive to good government, yet this administration shows the chaos of the transition period need not end.
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"Uniting people -- whether under flags, banners, anthems, or constitutions -- is conducive to a more robust civic society and stronger communities," Kassam said.
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However, for some creators, the confines of the traditional cable TV strategy isn't conducive to the particular story they want to tell.
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"Further restrictions and negative news coming out of China are not conducive to improving this very complex economic and political environment," he said.
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It's especially fitting that the two-hole bread bowl is being released on Valentine's Day since the vessel is quite conducive to sharing.
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"An environment conducive to the successful continuation of the dialogue requires an independent, transparent judicial system free of political influence," its statement said.
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The conditions at Melbourne Park were unusually conducive to attacking tennis, providing just the sort of environment to favour a hard-hitting veteran.
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The sizable shower was big enough to host an editorial meeting, but a tub would have been more conducive to scribbling and reading.
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"Environmental conditions are conducive for development, and a tropical cyclone is expected to form over the weekend," the Miami-based weather forecaster said.
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We are routinely forced into majors and academic schedules that are conducive to our sports schedules, and not necessarily our aspirations and interests.
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"If I was planning out [a pregnancy], I definitely would plan it for a time more conducive to my running schedule," she says.
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I try to avoid too much reflection on success or trajectory just because it's not conducive to what I'm supposed to be doing.
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But chips with a ton of SRAM, like those from Graphcore and Cerebras, are big and expensive, and more conducive to data centers.
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They're more expensive than the average barbershop or chain store, have sleek contemporary decor and aren't exactly conducive to hanging out and socializing.
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If we're searching for life in the universe, we should start by looking for the conditions we know to be conducive to it.
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Organizations can often become stuck in a certain mode of business-as-usual, and inadvertently fail to create a culture conducive to innovation.
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Liu said the THAAD deployment "seriously undermines the strategic security interests" of China and was "not conducive" to de-nuclearizing the Korean Peninsula.
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"It's always important to maintain social peace and in that sense we don't believe infringing on freedom of expression is conducive," said Guillermet.
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Sure, goal number two wasn't super conducive to goal number one, but I'm even worse at relaxing than I am posing in swimwear.
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"Disputes with any neighbor are not conducive for China," he said, when asked what China wanted in exchange for any concession to Duterte.
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Of course Stannis left no one there to guard it; convincing yourself that you're a messiah isn't conducive to making common-sense decisions.
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Street fairs and markets are priority targets for mussel merchants, maybe because the festive spirit that prevails at fairs is conducive to gluttony.
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So when we look at social capital, that low social capital was conducive to ridiculing Quebec culture and not being curious about it.
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But, in order for SDC to be properly tested and deployed in the future, we need a consistent regulatory framework conducive to innovation.
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The current structure isn't conducive to entertaining new ideas and both the decisionmaking process and the programs themselves take too long, critics say.
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It should also authorize the secretary of Education to investigate whether colleges' policies are actually conducive to free speech in the first place.
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Europe now has lots of tech talent, growing amounts of venture investing, and a business environment that's more conducive to startups, Saar said.
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Here was a medium conducive to shaping a sound's texture, creating nuanced rhythmic patterns, setting up systems, and playing with a signal path.
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"I call on politicians from right and left, in a presidential precampaign period sometimes conducive to slogans, to exercise responsibility," Ms. Hidalgo said.
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Viruses have been known to spread on college campuses It's no secret that college campuses can be environments that are conducive to contagion.
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That gets you off to a good start, and I think it is conducive to look at some of the work that follows.
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Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang told a regular news briefing the talks would be conducive to improving the situation on the peninsula.
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And it is the hothouse environment of Argentine soccer, so destructive in other ways, that is especially conducive to nurturing high-caliber coaches.
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The core of the Inglehart thesis is that scarce resources lead to "materialist" values, while abundant resources are conducive to "post-materialist" values.
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Now we're relying on FaceTime, and it's not exactly conducive to a good cry or heart-to-heart talks about fear and grief.
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I find that the beauty of the landscape is not always conducive to the conversations I want to have about immigration and desire.
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Its new store model — which smartly grouped product categories and strategically placed impulse buys near the register — was particularly conducive to strong sales.
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"Environmental conditions are expected to be conducive for the formation of a tropical depression during the next day or so," the NHC added.
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"We know kids are primarily consuming this through iPads and mobile phones, which are not particularly conducive to group watching," Mr. Golin said.
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They often grapple with large investments required to get operations running and an inability to pick and choose which geographies are most conducive.
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Problem, though: Having such a long and delicate finger isn't conducive to getting a good grip on branches as the aye-aye forages.
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He's a performance artist and designer, which is probably more interesting, definitely cooler and certainly more conducive to being up at 5 a.m.
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That created dramatic swings that "are not conducive to stable, consistent delivery of city services," Ms. Kellermann, of the Citizens Budget Commission, said.
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A growing number of airports—which tend to have lots of unused land conducive to eco-friendly projects—are playing host to beehives.
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" She also had harsh words for her fellow Democrats, arguing that their "extreme rhetoric was never conducive to an impartial fact-finding process.
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It is not conducive to progress for the international community to consistently fail to fully realize the potential of half the world's population.
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Griffiths welcomed the Houthi announcement and urged all parties to continue to show restraint "to create a conducive environment for convening the consultations".
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I think that it was conducive for ridiculous growth — there aren't a lot of role models for how do you organize for growth.
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"Environmental conditions are marginally conducive for development, and this system could become a tropical depression during the next couple of days," the NHC said.
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Standing among 50,000 items with a basket that can only hold a few of them is not conducive toward actually finding something to eat.
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"Our over-reliance on apparel hurt us in times during the first quarter when weather patterns were not conducive to apparel sales," Ellison said.
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According to award-winning crime novelist and former Missouri Ozarks resident Laura McHugh, the Ozarks' inherent qualities make it conducive for telling darker stories.
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It's a weird line to draw because I want the site to be conducive to battlers as well as be a generally positive place.
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Working out first thing on an empty stomach may be more conducive to burning stored fat, because of your body's hormonal composition, Hackney explains.
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"There is no conducive way to be incarcerated and be healthy or sustain a pregnancy within incarceration, especially inside a detention center," she said.
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For example, Japan's work culture has long emphasized overtime and mandatory workplace transfers, neither of which are conducive to life as a primary caregiver.
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The EGPC and EGAS statement said the agreement was reached with government support and as part of efforts to ensure a "conducive investment environment".
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For instance, meteoric smoke could help explain cloud formation during Mars' early years, when the planet was warmer, wetter, and possibly conducive to life.
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Facebook employees said that political campaigns use of the company's "advanced targeting tools" and "behavioral tracking tools" was not conducive to proper political discourse.
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Golden Bay is particularly conducive to strandings because of its shallow topography, which makes it difficult for whales to swim out once they've entered.
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"Under Taiwan's social environment, the external conditions are more conducive for women's organizations to speak out," said Feng Yuan, a veteran women's rights activist.
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The scientists considered the possibility that the tiny creatures were actually parasites, but the unwieldy configuration couldn't have been conducive for sucking up nutrients.
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The report also cited the "macho" culture in some scientific disciplines and certain environments, especially field sites, as being particularly conducive to harassing behavior.
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First, they signal the transition to a more combustible future in the Far North, as climate change makes conditions more conducive to large wildfires.
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University professor (tenured) Annual median salary: $70,790 Professors work with college students and on independent research in an attractive setting conducive to higher learning.
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The plaza has been festooned in flowers arranged in the shape of the Korean peninsula to "create a conducive environment," a city official said.
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Fitch does not view the asset class as conducive to an investment grade IDR absent consistent, through-the-cycle mortgage financing of correctional assets.
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NYSE Arca has pulled its request to list Grayscale Investments' Bitcoin Investment Trust, although it hopes to refile when regulatory conditions are more conducive.
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Managers value the fact that you can voice concerns and work towards creating an environment that is more conducive too to creating quality work.
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The conversations were meant to butter up the mind, trigger its natural existential inquisitiveness, and create a platform conducive to the breathwork to come.
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"Other than land interaction between 24-36 hours, environmental conditions look conducive for intensification of the depression," the NHC wrote in a forecast discussion.
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"There are many jobs that can be learned in a very short time by a motivated person working in a conducive environment," Ruyle says.
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Unfortunately, a legal environment in which marijuana is criminalized and its consumers are stigmatized is not conducive to imposing such commonsense, evidence-based practices.
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"Such midnight rulemaking is neither conducive to sound policy nor consistent with the principles of democratic accountability," Chairman Jeb Hensarling said in a statement.
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Taken together, the current economic and political environment appears increasingly conducive to higher wage inflation and an increase in labor's share of national income.
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The core of this debate comes down to whether or not turning to OCO to fund base-budget requirements is conducive to national security.
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Kirill Dmitriev, the head of the Russian Direct Investment Fund, welcomed last-week deal, saying it is conducive with "strengthening of Russia's macroeconomic stability".
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"We need to give more people access and the tools they need to make things happen - laptops, internet, power, a conducive environment," she says.
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"If there is no trade war, then the global financial condition is more conducive for capital flows to emerging markets, including Indonesia," he said.
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Also, some episodes (namely three and five) engage with religious and political themes that some may find upsetting and non-conducive to winding down.
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Our first efforts will be to characterise the greenhouse gas content of atmosphere, and assess whether the surface conditions are conducive for liquid water.
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" Some four decades later, he observed, the climate was no longer conducive to doing "shows that get us into the right kind of trouble.
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The worldview of countries that have suffered at the machinations of colonialism and Western power plays is conducive to grand policies and conspiracy theories.
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I find the play of money in politics to be not only disgusting and conducive to all sorts of corruption but also personally distasteful.
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Tell us in the comments, then read the related article to learn about some ways you can make your space more conducive to learning.
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Tell us in the comments, then read the related article to learn about some ways you can make your space more conducive to learning.
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The reason for the existence of Retail as a Service (RaaS) revolves around the premise that wholesale channels are not conducive for D2C brands.
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Without concerted efforts to control the outbreak, the UN estimates that conducive breeding conditions could see the locusts multiply by 400 times this year.
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Its character limits — combined with the anonymous, spontaneous nature of so many exchanges on the platform — simply may not be conducive to mutual understanding.
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The motion is much more like walking than it is skiing; pulling a massive sled is not exactly conducive to long, smooth skiing motions.
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The flexibility and interdependence of swamps are conducive to the mutual well-being of thousands of different species (including, but not only, Homo sapiens).
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"These are elements that are not conducive to the healthy development of cultural industries and we must be vigilant," said the People's Daily editorial.
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The result is a space most conducive to reflection and self-examination, to considering the decisions in your life that have led you here.
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It says the media in the east African nation work in a "climate of fear", creating conditions that are not conducive for credible elections.
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It says the media in the east African nation work in a "climate of fear", creating conditions that are not conducive for credible elections.
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By then, the global economy will begin to stabilize as well, and make the business environment more conducive for further acquisitions, Wong told CNBC.
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"This situation is not conducive to accurately understanding regional economic trends, scientifically implementing macroeconomic controls, and impacts the credibility of government statistics," Li said.
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Ostensibly, this unusual approach is rooted in the belief that stalemate is more conducive to brokering a diplomatic settlement than facilitating major rebel advances.
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That allows us to provide our services which are assets servicing, asset management and wealth management, all around investment so very conducive environment there.
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"The plan, if carried out, should greatly ease the financing strain on Sinosteel and should be conducive to its bond repayment plan," he said.
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Providing an environment conducive to increasing productivity becomes all the more important to retain top talent, including flexible work arrangements with remote work options.
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New initiatives, budget cuts, controversy, international threats, tweeting, protests and violence all make for an unsettling environment, and seemingly not one conducive to investing.
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We wear the traditional Leia costume from "A New Hope," hemmed to make it more conducive to dancing and marching with white majorette boots.
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Congress must adjust both sides of the fiscal ledger, providing tax relief and a tax code more conducive to production and employment in America.
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So, the recommendations I think just confuse people, I think it's a bad idea and the environment, I think, is not conducive to it.
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The goal of the reform was to create an environment that is conducive to more investment and, ultimately, to business expansion and job creation.
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Myanmar's claim of the first repatriation comes just days after the UNHCR said conditions in Myanmar were not conducive for a return of refugees.
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I think having a place in the country is the most conducive for musicians, I just haven't found my place in the sticks yet.
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And few books are more soothing and more conducive to break taking than Veronica Henry's new novel How to Find Love in a Bookshop.
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"Current conditions in Myanmar's Rakhine state are not conducive for safe, dignified and sustainable return of stateless Rohingya refugees," said UNHCR spokesman Andrej Mahecic.
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The judges found no evidence of a conspiracy to raise prices, but they did note that the market was conducive to "tacit collusion" between retailers.
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Some networks are more conducive to chain reactions than others; others are more likely to limit the flow of information among small groups of people.
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"In this way, the rule of thumb that encouraging new entry is conducive to greater competition can be turned on its head," the report says.
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The fossils dated back to a time when Earth was oxygen-rich and boasted conditions conducive to simple cellular life evolving more complexity, they said.
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What's more, for Mrs May to threaten the EU with a race to the bottom in corporate tax is hardly conducive to harmonious Brexit negotiations.
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Regardless of the type of business your company engages in, a working environment that's conducive to better emotional health is good for your bottom line.
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He sees a more conducive environment for higher rates materializing in a weekly chart of the 10-Year Treasury note yield going back to 1986.
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Facebook, Google and Apple have all been exploiting this privilege, which, while it does lower load times, is not conducive to a single, standardized web.
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But he said he would recommend to Duterte that the government's unilateral ceasefire be maintained to provide an "enabling and conducive environment" to peace talks.
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If the women get conducive working spaces, they'll be much faster at making the baskets and by extension increase in the volume of baskets produced.
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Or is it just that despite all the talk of change, the red carpet still isn't a place that is particularly conducive to serious conversation?
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Schedule interviews strategically Running out for an interview in the middle of the day can be disruptive, so make the interviews conducive to your schedule.
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The challenge was creating an environment conducive to plants without being hot and muggy like a greenhouse; the spheres had to be comfortable for humans.
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The idea was a bit of a head scratcher considering the cups are hot to the touch upon purchasing and not exactly conducive to coloring.
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The UN announced a new three-year program to train 200 individuals in developing countries in marine science and various other SDG 14-conducive disciplines.
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Ramadan is a holy period of fasting, prayer and contemplation for Muslims, but terror groups see the sacred period as conducive to carrying out strikes.
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If we get any kind of extreme summer weather conditions conducive to ice loss, we may well be looking at a record low this summer.
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"Conditions, such as lower valuations and weak DPU (distribution per unit) growth outlook, are conducive for sector consolidation," said Krishna Guha, an analyst with Jefferies.
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The moon connects with Jupiter, and while you feel like you have so much to do, the energy is also conducive toward getting it done.
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Furthermore, there are many charter schools who provide a school environment that is far more conducive to black, brown, native, and low-income white students.
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The only times I took the Ray off my wrist was when I took a shower, since the leather strap isn't conducive to water sports.
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Before the meetings, the State Department said Nagy was going to urge the parties to work toward an environment conducive to the resumption of negotiations.
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But Trump mused after the midterm elections that the new arrangements might be more conducive to deal-making than had a thin GOP majority materialized.
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There are certainly other places, times and circumstances more conducive to probing goals-of-care discussions and lengthy forays into the internal lives of patients.
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While the experts praised the students, they found "poor" and unsafe lab conditions "not conducive to good learning," according to reports obtained by The Times.
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This is likely to heighten political uncertainty and make for a hard-fought Brazilian election that will not be conducive to candidates being fiscally responsible.
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However, the market's rally to new highs since the Fed's so-called pivot shows that investors are foreseeing a conducive climate for corporate earnings growth.
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But modelling indicates the planet may have once been conducive to hosting life, based on the potential for liquid water and a moderate, forgiving atmosphere.
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But, she said, government policies alone were not enough and that companies had to also amend their practices to make them more conducive for women.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Robust Margins, Lower Leverage: Japfa's EBITDA margin improved to 13.1% in 0003, from 9.1% in 2015, driven by more conducive market conditions.
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What was relevant to them, and us, when they debuted isn't necessarily conducive to who they are now or who they are growing up into.
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Derek Mead, editor in chief The biggest thing I've realized this week is how Slack is conducive to what I've dubbed "microwork" in my head.
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And while Bush-era deficits probably contributed to some long-term problems, the interest rate environment of the time was certainly conducive to "irresponsible" budgeting.
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Participants with the conducive genetic profile also showed improved scores on gold-standard tests of cognition and activities of daily living, the study presentation indicated.
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The vast remote stretches in which American Special Forces operate are inherently dangerous because of their inaccessibility and are conducive to ambushes, said Brig. Gen.
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And in recent weeks, as Republicans raced to pass their sweeping tax overhaul, the atmosphere on Capitol Hill was hardly conducive for a bipartisan deal.
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An office often isn't conducive to completing sensitive personal financial tasks, like rolling over your old 401(k) or checking in on your investment fees.
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There is a renewed sense of optimism among economists and Economy Ministry sources that Brazil's domestic political conditions are conducive to a more buoyant economy.
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Last year, he was one of three far-right activists banned from entering Britain because authorities deemed their presence "not conducive to the public good".
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But her novels are different: They entertain the possibility that motherhood might be an experience conducive to creativity, even when it is tiring or onerous.
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Bay Ridge for Social Justice has decided to postpone its annual "March for Visibility Against Hate" until the weather is more conducive to gathering outdoors.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Robust Margins, Lower Leverage: Japfa's EBITDA margin improved to 13.1% in 2016, from 9.1% in 2015, driven by more conducive market conditions.
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Partisan legislation is unhealthy for the country, subjecting it and companies to an uncertain policy environment, an environment that is not conducive to economic growth.
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In his mind, yields are low because growth is — and he argues that a low-growth environment isn&apost necessarily conducive to higher stock prices.
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The city's Department of Buildings alerts building owners, construction companies and landlords when the weather is conducive for snow or ice to melt and fall.
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They live across the country from us, so we do not see them often, and when we do it's usually not conducive to discussing this.
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As you may have gathered, "Iphigenia in Splott" is a work with a confrontational social conscience, a state of mind that's rarely conducive to subtlety.
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She added that the setup of the bakery — its low ceilings and lack of a loading dock — was not conducive to the company's future plans.
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The zombie genre, conducive to parables about human flaws and their disturbing results, and to satisfying amounts of repulsiveness, has flourished in the past decade.
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Announced on Monday, the cloud service will help developers add competitions and giveaways into video games, creating a level of gaming more conducive to amateurs.
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To James Darrah's credit, I think he could see me struggling with that and going into myself a little, which wasn't conducive to this character.
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Papua Police spokesman Suryadi Diaz said the situation in the villages near the town of Tembagapura was "conducive" and the community was functioning "as usual".
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"We have made this decision as an act of goodwill to contribute to an environment conducive to diplomacy and the advancement of peace," Esper said.
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Those who are on the low end of the emotional intelligence (EQ) spectrum may be touting a personality that isn&apost conducive to business success.
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The voters will choose Most credible pollsters have the President at only around 40% approval, a level that is rarely conducive to successful congressional elections.
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"Right now, the political conditions in both countries are just not conducive to a big deal," Willems said during an event at George Washington University.
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"The core issue to create the landscape conducive to joining is the development of the book of rules," Oleg Shamanov, Russia's chief climate negotiator, told Reuters.
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Ornithischian bird-hips provided a bodily configuration that was more conducive to complex digestive systems, allowing these plant eaters to travel along a unique evolutionary path.
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I found out the noise levels were too high — not conducive to conversation — and that they can endanger the hearing health of venue employees and patrons.
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"Environmental conditions are expected to be conducive for additional development, and a tropical storm is likely to form later today," the Miami-based weather forecaster said.
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"Today, realistically, there are tracks that probably we need to work on that are not conducive to providing the most exciting and best racing," he added.
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The sales team, for example, is constantly buzzing with chatter and music, while the developers need a quieter atmosphere more conducive to heads-down design work.
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It recommended conducting a study to identify 20 locations conducive for such infrastructure, while also looking at incentives and relaxed tax structure for the industry's growth.
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"While we believe a return to earnings growth is possible in some markets, conditions in others are not conducive to an improvement in earnings," he said.
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Analysing the relative strength or weakness of the index or its sub components can provide insight into whether conditions in Spain are conducive to economic growth.
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Do a bacterial test between a big Mac cooked by a 16yr old and a soylent bar and see which is more conducive to human consumption.
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"It's a lifestyle that's not conducive to being healthy, even though I think dancing is the healthiest thing you can do," she says of rave culture.
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And just like that, I'd turned my bathroom from the place in which I poop, floss, and squeeze pimples to something more conducive to sexy time.
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Buying online can make it a bit easier (especially if you get free return shipping), but not every store's return policies are conducive to taking risks.
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"Environmental conditions are marginally conducive for some additional development before the low moves inland over the central Florida peninsula later today or tonight," the forecaster added.
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Cutting rates could reset people's expectations for inflation and reset relative U.S. government bond prices, or the "yield curve," to a level more conducive to growth.
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"Trade tensions are broadly supporting the dollar, but the market is hardly very conducive of risk," said Viraj Patel, an FX strategist at ING in London.
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Each of these questions has implications for how Earth, Mars, and other rocky planets formed, as well as whether and when environments conducive to life developed.
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As warmer water is more conducive to algae growth, the discrepancy in the state of the pools is solid evidence that algae might be to blame.
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A growing acrimony and hostility among the three largest euro area members would hardly be conducive to an "ever closer union" dreamed by the founding fathers.
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To the extent that we use language, we use it in this very abbreviated way, and that again is not conducive to logical or extended discourse.
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Now, the planet is cold, dry and has a lot of radiation on the surface, which isn't conducive to life as we know it, Farley said.
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But, here's what we do know: The culture and power dynamics that surrounds politics are absolutely conducive to attracting men who exhibit this sort of behavior.
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The U.N. has said conditions in Rakhine state, where government troops have been fighting an insurgency for months, are not conducive for the return of refugees.
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"If people are trying to replace the courts, you'd create an environment that is more conducive to what you're trying to get rid of," he said.
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Instead, Mr. Fairbrass said, they said that his behavior was not conducive to a courthouse environment and that he had developed strained relationships with other workers.
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Paul Hickey, who runs independent research firm Bespoke Investment Group, says WTI crude is surging in an atmosphere that isn't normally conducive for such big gains.
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Analysing the relative strength or weakness of the index or its sub-components can provide insight into whether conditions in Spain are conducive to economic growth.
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Though Coffin emphasized that the video-sharing platform has come a long way, he said that not all of the company's policies are conducive to users.
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Instead of being completely straight like many Japanese knives, the Shun Classic 6-inch Utility Knife has a cutting edge conducive to rocking moderately when cutting.
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This system has not become better organized over the past 24 hours, and environmental conditions may not become as conducive as previously anticipated, the NHC said.
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That decline could be prevented or arrested, the project concluded, by creating a conducive environment for learning without breaking the bonds between infants and their families.
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I used alcohol to wash away the stress, but soon realized necking a bottle of whisky wasn't conducive to my newfound responsibilities, and kicked the booze.
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It was long, uncomfortable, and not at all conducive to a good night's sleep, but it was cheap and saved me the cost of a room.
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Can the electronics that strip the paint off of Jeff Witscher's placid pianos on "ok, American Medium" be as conducive to reflection as more genteel drones?
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In 2019, however, she ran the Manchester Road Race in Connecticut, a competitive race on Thanksgiving Day that is not conducive to cardboard and felt tails.
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And for women one thing we find is the male-dominated, 'bro-grammer' culture of the sciences is not conducive to women being in the field.
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The atmosphere is not conducive to "honest competition," Anwar Sadat, a nephew of the former president, who had considered running, said in a statement on Monday.
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This can be accomplished by increasing infrastructure investment, striking more balanced trade agreements and fostering an environment more conducive to new business creation, among other things.
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Rather than employees putting themselves in danger, employers should be making environments that are conducive to good mental health and well-being in the first place.
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Luckily matching sweatsuits happen to be super comfortable and perfectly conducive for working from home, even if you have a day full of Zoom meetings scheduled.
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Many of the country's acclaimed courses either don't have the space for the necessary infrastructure or their locations aren't conducive to attracting spectators to the Open.
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" Gutiérrez was also very guarded about the meeting, expressing concerns that spilling details in the press would create "an environment [not] conducive to resolving the problem.
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Big bonuses and quirky benefits may help boost office morale, but roles offering real work-life balance are most conducive to job satisfaction, according to LinkedIn.
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" He added, "It invites a certain decorum and a certain atmosphere that is very conducive to the nuances of what Bruce does with this particular show.
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"Upper-level winds are forecast to become more conducive for development on Wednesday when the system moves over the southern Gulf of Mexico," the NHC said.
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"Looking ahead, the MPC views accommodative monetary policy should be maintained for some time so that overall financial conditions remain conducive to economic growth," it said.
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"Trade tensions are broadly supporting the dollar, but the market is hardly very conducive of risk," said Viraj Patel, an FX strategist at ING in London.
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He failed to stay out of prison in part because, like many former prisoners, it is often difficult to return to an environment conducive for success.
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"Meteorology is not responsible but it is conducive to the spread of these fires," said Noah Wolfson, the chief executive of weather forecasting company Meteo-Tech.
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Arguably, this shift represents the kingdom's desire to gather public support and to establish a price environment conducive to achieving its Vision 2030 economic reform agenda.
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These two factors have created a law-enforcement vacuum in remote areas like Lassen National Forest, with low-risk, high-reward conditions so conducive to criminality.
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Let's start the weekend at the bookstore, because the weather's conducive to reading on the couch while a huge pot of bone broth simmers on the stove.
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Pacific time — a great late-afternoon slot for local employees, but hardly conducive to those based afar, from New York to London and from Tokyo to Sydney.
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Everyone can see that the media are changing their position and they are doing it in a way that is not conducive to actually getting real information.
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The Home Office can, and does occasionally, stop people from entering if they consider their presence in the UK to be non-conducive to the public good.
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I firmly believe we have never had a period that's so conducive to invest in online and technology startups, especially in the five tech sectors covered here.
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Ultimately however, its position isn't really conducive of that because its characters and story is designed to fulfill a plot point from the original film's opening crawl.
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Again, if you're hoping to move, or if you have concerns about your family (or even your roommates), the energy will be conducive to working those out.
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The spirit of the lion was conducive to violent displays consistent with shock and awe, whereas a foxlike sensibility was essential to the slippery arts of duplicity.
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Jupiter's origins, in turn, affected the development and position of the rest of the planets, including Earth and its fortuitous location conducive to the evolution of life.
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These factors, coupled with large increases in the debt, are not conducive to strong growth in productivity and as a result, place a cap on wage growth.
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Analyzing the relative strength or weakness of the index or its sub components can provide insight into how conducive conditions in the U.S. are towards economic growth.
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For Silva, Machida, O'Malley and others, the feet are used to make the opponent fall short and an upright stance is generally more conducive to rapid retreat.
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If you're up for it, there are certain positions that are more conducive for such longing gazes — one of them being regular ol' missionary, Dr. Greer says.
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I happen to live in an apartment with a lot of natural light, and that's not as conducive to PSVR performance as a more dimly lit space.
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But, but, but: It depends on factors including sufficient water supplies for injection into reservoirs, attracting foreign capital, and a "conducive political and security environment," IEA said.
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Unfortunately, Instagram isn't exactly conducive to custom searching, and there was no way any of his five children or his wife would be using their full names.
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Mexico has flatly refused to pay and in recent weeks Trump indicated that there could be portions of the border that are not conducive to a wall.
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But a more gentle drift lower or failure to move higher, which is broadly where the market finds itself right now, is more conducive to sector rotation.
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"The revised terms seem definitely more attractive and conducive than (the offer) in the past," said Jigar Shah, chief executive at Maybank Kimeng Securities India Pvt Ltd.
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Joining The Mile-High ClubThere's a reason this one is a classic, even though those tiny airplane bathrooms are hardly conducive to getting into a good position.
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"Weak government and chaos are always conducive to terrorism," said Hans-Jakob Schindler, coordinator of a United Nations Security Council committee that monitors the Qaeda sanctions list.
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"This enhanced cooperation and deeper understanding was conducive for finding a mutually agreed solution and settling the dispute," the joint EU-Canadian statement to the WTO said.
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For the U.S. and China to "establish a trade relationship conducive for a win-win result," both sides must be considerate and honest, said the op-ed.
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There are no open areas to play, you have all this antique-y furniture, you know, it's just not conducive to raising children, it's not kid-friendly.
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"Reducing tariffs is conducive to promoting the balanced development of foreign trade and promoting a higher level of opening up to the outside world," the ministry said .
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Cannabis grows on a 12-hour cycle very well and the equator runs through the country's southern sector [making its warm climate conducive to the plant's growth].
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"Environmental and ocean conditions are forecast to be conducive for development and a tropical depression is likely to form by the end of the week," NHC said.
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The moon in Taurus inspires you to get organized today, and the energy is conducive for figuring out financial matters as the moon connects with serious Saturn.
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"It feels like January at the moment; it's a perfect storm of factors making for an extremely conducive environment," one SSA syndicate official told IFR last week.
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Earth's deep oceans 500-million years ago, believed by some to be inhospitable to life at the time, were actually conducive to it, a new study suggests.
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In springtime, temperatures range from 55 to 72 Fahrenheit, weather that's conducive to growing certain types of fruit: cherries and nectarines; plump, fleshy peaches; plums and strawberries.
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During a U.N. Security Council briefing, U.N. mediator Martin Griffiths called on the parties to create a conducive environment to allow the Geneva consultations to take place.
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One might imagine that as stellar radiation increases, these frigid worlds would finally thaw and release gases that could form an atmosphere, and conditions conducive to life.
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The physician and the patient, acting in the medical marketplace, are to determine whether and when taking the drug will be conducive to improving a patient's life.
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"The current political environment is very conducive to people who are, for lack of a better term, outsiders and haven't been in politics before," Jacobs told Hill.
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Companies such as Goldman need to answer questions like "how to hold on to your legacy businesses but create an environment that's conducive" to innovation, he added.
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Not only is this a fab time to buy a vibrator, the atmosphere will also be conducive to trying new things in your relationships and your art.
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Probably not…but all the drama will be exposed, there will be no more excuses, and the vibe is conducive for moving forward—with or without them.
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The entry team would be dressed and equipped in a manner conducive to the risk assessment level addressed in the pre-op as well as manual guidelines.
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Some experts say climate change has created the conditions conducive to feeding fires -- such as drier air and plant life, contributing to more days of extreme fires.
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Between 2006 and 2016, 50 people were stripped of British citizenship on the grounds it would be "conducive to the public good"; in 2017 alone, 104 were.
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The Grow With Google Initiative sponsors workshops and scholarships that help military spouses maintain flexible careers that are conducive to the frequent moves required by the military.
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Perhaps someday, the environment will be more conducive to financial regulatory reforms that will lead to a more efficient financial system that also is safe and sound.
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Physical Requirements:Work is generally performed in an office setting, but may be required to work in other settings conducive to performing the tasks required to complete assignments.
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Fortunately, the astrological atmosphere is conducive to compromising as the sun and sweet Venus meet and the moon in chill Aquarius helps you detach from the situation.
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Shipping is free for purchases over $40, and free returns (on bras, not undies, for sanitary reasons) are conducive to at-home try-ons of multiple sizes.
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"For Iran to realize the economic improvement it desires, it will also have to take steps to create an environment conducive to international investment," the statement said.
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Just with myself and my experience, I can see a lot of buggy code in my mind's operating system that isn't conducive to building a successful startup.
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This is an especially lovely time to connect on an emotional level and is conducive for healing, especially using modes of therapy that involve art or relaxation.
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Despite differences in the details, the political environment and government alignment that have proved conducive to past changes in congressional control are mirrored in the current year.
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"Although it is your right, living in a bubble isn't healthy, nor is it conducive to a robust discussion on important matters of public policy," he said.
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"With a benign interest rate outlook and a wall of cash in the credit markets, we expect this conducive debt capital market environment to continue," he added.
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Environmental conditions could become more conducive for storm development early next week when the system approaches the eastern Gulf of Mexico, the Miami-based weather forecaster said.
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He sees a current political and legislative climate marked by a certain inflexibility and intransigence that is not conducive to compromise and ends with little being accomplished.
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"Present conditions are not conducive to organized returns and repatriation of Syrian refugees in safety and dignity," Lanna Walsh, spokeswoman for the International Organization of Migration, said.
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And -- often comes down to -- I am committed to making sure that students have the opportunity to learn in an environment that is conducive to their learning.
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"The threat of trade wars and the continued increase in tariffs are not conducive to solving problems," it said, in reference to its trade disputes with Washington.
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Meditation was correlated with reduced thoughts about the future and greater feelings of calm and serenity — states seemingly not conducive to wanting to tackle a work project.
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Let's face it, being on tour, stuck on a bus for hours, and hopping from city to city every 24 hours isn't exactly conducive to a healthy lifestyle.
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The investment firm says that after years of inflows into passively managed funds, the current investment environment seems conducive for "skillful stock pickers" to generate above-average returns.
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Whether that worldview, combined with Trump's "America First" policies are conducive to warming ties, or increased tension in the relationship between Washington and Beijing, remains to be seen.
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Mixed reality is conducive to inducing flow states because of its ability to immerse employees in designed experiences that match their learning styles, preferences for stimuli and ability.
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Espionage and intelligence are so conducive to mistrust that the people who make the best use of them tend to be the most equable and disinclined to suspicion.
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The big picture: Weather forecasters knew, and had clearly warned many days in advance, that conditions would be extremely conducive to wildfires in Northern California on Nov. 8.
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When he's shown off the project to the public, he's found that the retro nature of the hardware makes it very approachable and conducive to games like Pong.
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In both tidally locked and Mercury-like orbits, the planet's hypothetical climate featured stable surface temperatures conducive to liquid water, supporting and extending the results of previous studies.
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But don't be fooled—this new form of status-seeking is no less oppressive than older practices, and in some ways it is less conducive to upward mobility.
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But I didn't find the circumstances in L.A. conducive to a stable relationship, which is something I've begun to want in the second half of my 30's.
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On monetary policy transmission by banks to customers, Das said that "conditions are absolutely conducive for faster transmission of interest rate cuts, at least for the new loans".
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The least popular times include Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings and nights, proving that coming home from a long day of work isn't exactly conducive to bedroom activities.
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"The harvest is likely to kick off next week since the weather is going to be conducive to grain threshing with hot and sunny conditions forecast," he said.
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"The wind and air patterns in the area of the tropical Atlantic and Caribbean, where many storms develop, are very conducive to an above-normal season," Bell said.
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The cause of the Detwiler blaze wasn't immediately known, but hot, dry conditions conducive to such fires have persisted for days CNN's David Williams contributed to this report.
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A top tax priority for Republicans is to make the tax code more conducive to economic growth and incentivize businesses to bring jobs back to the United States.
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" Pasha Nahass, another HBS student who has taken Cohen's core course, says that the professor builds an environment in class that is "truly comfortable and conducive to learning.
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"But now with humans, as long as the fuels are dry and the weather is conducive, you can have a fire any time of the year," said Flannigan.
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Unlike many other U.N. resolutions dealing with Israelis and Palestinians in Orwellian ways, merging UNRWA into UNHCR could foster an atmosphere conducive in the long run to peace.
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However, these priorities are not always conducive to integrating the nuances of disaster resilience or investing in stuff, like electricity, that seems to work fine at the moment.
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The current laws are not conducive to public safety and deny returning citizens the dignity of work — the pride in making a living and providing for their family.
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More recently, Apple, Google and Microsoft have all come up with tools to help children think in a way that's more conducive to getting things done in code.
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Marine habitats are particularly conducive to fossilization because carcasses are more likely to become rapidly buried in seafloor sediment, lowering the risk of damage from decomposition or scavengers.
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Credit conditions have been conducive to lower-rated companies going to market, as global central banks have kept rates low and helped keep liquidity flowing through the system.
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Nuuly is a bit more focused on casualwear than Rent the Runway and ultimately more conducive to my lifestyle given that I'm not often dressing for formal occasions.
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A further slump in the island's economy would seriously erode its tax base, which would hardly be conducive to improving its ability to meet its debt service obligations.
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There's some evidence that life-without-parole sentences, which lack the grueling appeals process that follows every death sentence, may be more conducive to healing for victims' families.
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The whole whirlwind of the next step in our lives is conducive to people grasping for convenient friends and becoming different people for the sake of avoiding loneliness.
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The thing is, one of these time slots is far more conducive to optimal sex and it's not the one that a majority of people tend to choose.
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Unless and until conditions in Myanmar are conducive to return, international sympathy and concern must translate into tangible investments in Rohingyas and affected Bangladeshi communities in Cox's Bazar.
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Anybody watching naturally wonders what it will look like when the two players' skill sets are fully formed and their teams are more conducive to on-court success.
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Temperature gradients make the atmosphere more unstable, and "a more unstable atmosphere is more conducive for deep thunderstorm formation, which is the building blocks of hurricanes," Klotzbach says.
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"For me, the key word is 'catharsis,'" says drummer Adam Kriney, noting that he finds the band's pre-74 years the most conducive for those feelings of release.
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The Department of Defense estimates that nearly 94 percent of Virginia's coast and 78 percent of Georgia's coast is not conducive to offshore drilling due to military operations.
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" Many of these planets, he said, may be just warm enough that they could have liquid water on their surface, "a situation conducive to the existence of life.
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And maybe if he was drafted by a more competent team that has more reliable/skilled pieces around him, he'd grow inside an environment more conducive to development.
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"The Canadian economy is strong, corporate confidence remains very high and interest rates are conducive for M&A," said Darin Deschamps, co-head of Wells Fargo Securities Canada.
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Still, 1,000 start-ups housed in an old train station in Paris are trying to prove that the enviable French lifestyle can be conducive to tech industry success.
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Carved out of a repurposed post office, it has high-ceilinged spaces conducive to the big-effects art that international shows like the Venice Biennale sell themselves on.
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" It is China's hope, she said, "that the relevant policy of the United States can be conducive to promoting the security and stability of Afghanistan and South Asia.
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Everybody involved in the show knew they were going to be on television, which is perhaps not conducive to the kind of soul-prying work therapy often requires.
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This system was essential to course prep at the Olympics in Pyeongchang, Sochi, Vancouver, and Nagano, whose mild temperatures were not naturally conducive to a firm racing surface.
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It's unknown whether these microbes were transported to the seafloor or they were there all along and conditions simply became conducive to their flourishing after a ship sank.
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The lawsuit alleges Island Express was only allowed to fly under visual flight rules, and the conditions the day of the crash were not conducive for such flying.
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Some LNG executives and analysts said, however, that advancing more LNG terminal proposals to construction would require a more formal agreement conducive to signing long-term sales contracts.
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"Environmental conditions are forecast to be conducive for gradual development, and a tropical depression is likely to form within the next two to three days," the NHC added.
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It also subtly hints at the ultimate reason open office plans suck so much: The design isn't conducive to the way people actually want to do their work.
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Vows Working as a television reporter covering the White House isn't conducive to dating — the hours are long, the schedule unpredictable — and Kristen Welker's love life was suffering.
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Publicly trolling or mocking another Twitter user isn't conducive to good, clean, productive conversation, which is a problem for a company that's made facilitating conversations a top priority.
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While all the segments make sense in context of the show itself, the majority of them aren't very conducive to being lifted out and shared as standalone clips.
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We will seek to find another time in the near future that is more conducive to the academic dialogue on campus that is the purpose of the lecture.
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We can't always control the individual factors that put people at risk of suicide, but we can work to ensure that our environments are less conducive to suicide.
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He also says the town of Merrimack is both low-lying ("so it has a lot of water") and mostly forested, which is a conducive habitat for the species.
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The existing place and the existing management, as great as they were, was more conducive to a smaller restaurant and I think his ideas are a little bit grander.
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" On its part, the government of Karnataka said on Thursday it was "committed to new initiatives in any sector for manufacturing and will provide a conducive environment for investment.
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The self-conception expert has worked with many companies where she helps identify what the corporate culture is and whether it is an environment that is conducive to growth.
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Rust is a language conducive to writing clean and efficient code — the basics of which you'll master here — and it's an essential tool for building quick, robust apps. 9.
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What is more, for Mrs May to threaten the EU with a race to the bottom in corporate tax is hardly likely to be conducive to harmonious Brexit negotiations.
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One could deduce that the medium of monotype is not as conducive to stenciling, but that hardly seems to be the sole reason that the title is not present.
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"It's not conducive to building trust toward the authorities, to feel that you're always under suspicion," says Sherif Elsayed-Ali, head of technology and human rights at Amnesty International.
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In this spirit the government has been cracking down on all sorts of material which it doesn't consider to be conducive to the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation.
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Still, Stamatakis believes his study gives "yet another reason" to promote physical activity and make the environment more conducive to physical activity and generally empower people to sit less.
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When high concentrations of these elements are found, it's an automatic disqualifier for being considered habitable, so there's still hope that the planets could be conducive for supporting life.
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Now, if your bathroom is more like a rest stop than a sex palace, you might be wondering just how you can make the experience more conducive to sex.
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Officials said after meetings in Dhaka on Tuesday returns would begin next month, but the U.N. refugee agency said conditions in Rakhine state were "not yet conducive for returns".
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The root of the problem is that a foundational chemical reaction that keeps the oceans at pH levels that are conducive to life is being thrown out of whack.
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Pads weren't exactly conducive to tumbling across a mat or holding a heel-stretch with my crotch nearly on display, and especially not in our standard spandex and miniskirts.
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Berlin's cost of living is very conducive to the early-stage startup salary (or lack thereof), and it helps that office space can be acquired for a reasonable price.
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Maybe. Your ruling planet Venus clashes with Saturn on May 7, creating a grouchy atmosphere that's not conducive to heart-to-heart conversations, cute dates, or meetings at work.
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She finds the idea old-fashioned and not conducive to today's dating culture, where people humblebrag about where they went and what they did rather than a nice gesture.
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The latest blow came Thursday when Japan's economy minister Akira Amari resigned amid allegations he received bribes from a construction company, hardly a conducive backdrop given the market tumult.
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The goal should be to forge an economy that is both conducive to prosperity and cognizant of the dramatic and sometimes painful changes that can occur with rapid progress.
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The atmosphere is conducive to deep conversation, while not being too heavy—jovial Jupiter knows how to create a celebratory energy, and Mercury knows how to keep things moving.
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But these feelings come with putting one's body on the frontlines, and that's exactly what Wright is exploring: protesting and resisting in a climate conducive to violence and retaliation.
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So, if that 9-to-5 schedule isn't gelling with your home life, then you can establish your own schedule that's more conducive to making life better for everyone.
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As a result, the system was more conducive to producing international relations generalists who, at least in theory, should have been equally adept at analyzing Russia, Afghanistan or China.
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The goal of tax reform should be to create greater economic activity by making our progressive tax system fairer, simpler and conducive to greater productivity and more effective investment.
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While NAFTA will generally be a trilateral agreement, its regulatory cooperation component is more conducive to three bilateral approaches at this time: U.S.-Canada, U.S.-Mexico and Canada-Mexico.
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However, the weather forecaster said that upper-level winds could make it less conducive for tropical cyclone formation when the disturbance moves north of the Leeward Islands this weekend.
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Neither of these is specially conducive to producing a considerable range of colors in a single style — and in a bunch of very specific cup/band sizes, no less.
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As the IOC mentioned in its statement, the Olympic Games are taking place during August, when the weather will be cooler in Brazil and less conducive to breeding mosquitoes.
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The Fed's job is to decide whether conditions remain conducive to plans to increase rates two more times this year, or to wait for more signs of wage inflation.
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"Environmental conditions are conducive for a tropical depression to form during the next day or so while the low moves slowly westward or west-southwestward towards Mexico," NHC added.
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Over time, the broad, shallow river was transformed into a deep, narrower channel more conducive to the river shipping business, in the process creating new land along the banks.
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A stampede at a toy store, a less-than-successful mistletoe stunt and a Christmas-light showdown, which ignites a neighborhood's competitive edge, create an atmosphere conducive to chaos.
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This is imperative in the United States too, but the rollout of renewable energy will probably be led by communities, households and entrepreneurs -- once conducive laws are in place.
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The political calendar dictated Tuesday, March 10, but that is Purim, a Jewish feast when revelers often drink themselves into oblivion, not conducive to performing a sober civic duty.
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And without knowing it, those who are on the low end of the emotional intelligence (EQ) spectrum may be touting a personality that isn&apost conducive to business success.
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She said the new dorms were constructed more into suites or modular units and are more conducive to privacy and to providing proper rest, relaxation and personal well-being.
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Offer federal "matching" dollars for new infrastructure projects as a reward to state and local authorities that award private, limited-term concessions on assets conducive to reasonable user fees.
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There was something about that room that was conducive to a range of musical approaches that centered on a kind of detail-oriented, reference-oriented, intellectually-tinted art-rock.
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"What Japan is doing here is neither conducive to improving and developing China-Japan relations, nor to the broader picture of regional peace and stability," Hua told a news briefing.
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"This discovery could be a significant piece in the puzzle of finding habitable environments, places that are conducive to life," said Thomas Zurbuchen, associate administrator of NASA's Science Mission Directorate.
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The collisions generate tremendous heat, melting subsurface ice on the cold, dry planet and enhancing the climate enough to make Mars more conducive to life, at least for a while.
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Again, the groove of this track is extraordinarily conducive to each member's flow, providing plenty of room for the fast-spitting McLennon, and ample space for Champion's hilarious ad-libs.
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So even though it doesn't directly cause fires, it does help create conditions conducive to feeding them -- and that contributes to more extreme fire events, said CNN meteorologist Brandon Miller.
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That some countries and scholars in the West simply attribute the many problems besetting today's world to economic globalization is neither consistent with reality nor conducive to resolving these problems.
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Nobody's really sure why the brightest stellar explosions are happing in the dimmest galaxies, but there's reason to suspect such environments might also be conducive to the formation of magnetars.
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And that is, we nibbled at the edges of it, to be frank, I mean, American presidential campaigns are not the most conducive environments anymore for deep public policy conversations.
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Despite an official commission blaming the police on duty for inciting the stampede through criminal negligence and the stadium's structure being conducive to crushes, no official has been held accountable.
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The measure is a crucial part of Jackson's mission to transform itself into a destination city that is "safe and conducive to entrepreneurial endeavors," according to the city's official website.
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Changes in climate conditions over the past 25 years, such as warming temperatures and wetter summers, have created "increasingly conducive conditions for infection" in Britain and Europe, the researchers added.
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And his point is well taken that what is called A.D.H.D. may actually be conducive to creative thought, which might emerge more clearly in environments that value and nurture it.
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We still aren't sure what kind of atmosphere — if any — surrounds the distant worlds, and it's unclear if red dwarf stars like TRAPPIST-1 are conducive to hosting habitable planets.
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And discovering a general use nurses' station can invite additional questions of hygiene, specifically, whether the environment is conducive to produce food for a baby with a developing immune system.
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Many cannot afford pesticide - or lack the knowledge - to control fall armyworm, tomato leafminer, cotton mealybug and other newcomer pests that arrived as climate change creates warmer, more conducive conditions.
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Since I Left You felt more radiant with each listen, more satisfying with the passing of time, and conducive to my greater appreciation of sampling as a form of expression.
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We have an innate need to bond, and there's nothing more conducive to instant friendship than physical challenge, totally effed up circumstances, annoying travel mates, or plain, old-fashioned loneliness.
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The idea was to see which of those places would be most conducive for people in that age group to begin with a clean slate and rebuild their financial lives.
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"I'd be grateful if you just write articles which are conducive to the improved bilateral relations between the D.P.R.K. and the U.S." The three of us walked to the lobby.
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Setiaatmadja told reporters that that large corporations were positive about Indonesian president Joko Widodo's cabinet choices for his second term and were hopeful it would lead to "a conducive atmosphere".
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That's a main reason why 87% of Americans feel a three-day weekend trip is more conducive to stress-relief than an extended vacation, according to a survey from Cornerstone.
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"The central bank left the discount rate unchanged at 2.75 percent to consolidate an atmosphere conducive to the recovery of economic growth rates," the central bank said in a statement.
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"There's nothing excessive about these women, save perhaps a surfeit of health, an absence of everything, be it morbid or passionate, that is conducive to mystery," he wrote in 1925.
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Either extreme — whether you're running yourself ragged with work today or sitting around having no work to do at all in the future — isn't conducive to our happiness and health.
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In a world in which a phone or computer is rarely more than arm's length away, are we eliminating introspection at times that may have formerly been conducive to it?
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The central bank said earlier this month that it would gradually set up a system of rules to regulate fintech and cultivate conditions conducive to the development of the industry.
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After graduation, Phillips, now 26, formed Carousel, toured, and bounced around from New York and Los Angeles before officially setting roots in Oakland, a city more conducive to his process.
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"The South West election committee should postpone the election until there is a calm situation, free and fair, conducive for the election to take place," Abdirahman said in a statement.
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This is crucial for the development of La Niña because the persistent low pressure from the storm activity in the Western Pacific is highly conducive to strengthening the trade winds.
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China's foreign ministry said after the announcement in Hanoi that it hoped the development in relations between the United States and Vietnam would be conducive to regional peace and stability.
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Mr. Harrison was a designer, not an inventor; his mission was to refashion consumer products so they could be mass-produced, pleasing to the eye and conducive to easier living.
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"It's important we have a curriculum that is conducive to developing players who understand the breadth of roles they may be asked to fulfill at first-team level," he said.
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Jordan Spieth came into the week feeling uncomfortable at address, which was not exactly conducive to carving out the victory that he needed here to complete a career Grand Slam.
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You might feel lazy stepping back at this time, but the energy isn't conducive to productivity since people don't see eye-to-eye and sensitive emotions are in the air.
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According to the Yale University professor, President Donald Trump is creating an environment that's conducive to strong consumer spending, and it's a major force that should hold off a recession.
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The Vibe A busy Upper West Side salon doesn't seem like the most opportune place to zone out, but the treatment is done in a private room conducive to pampering.
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In the years since, she has found the space conducive to the needs of her growing jewelry line, which is now sold at Bloomingdale's and Moda Operandi, among other places.
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"The first group sets it up more in the halfcourt offense, which is more conducive to Derrick and his abilities to get to the basket and create plays," Hornacek said.
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Though Bove himself, in a CNBC interview, called the results "mediocre," he sees the environment overall for banks as highly conducive to large profits and sold gains for share prices.
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"Companies that go beyond strategic workplace programs to create a conducive work environment have been seen to have a positive impact on the employee's perception of the organization," said Kumar.
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President Maithripala Sirisena's government, formed in March 2015, has "consolidated its position, creating a political environment conducive to reforms", but governance reform and transitional justice had lagged, the report said.
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"We are putting in extra effort to remain at the forefront of consumers' minds, so we are ready to reap the benefit when the environment becomes more conducive," Paitoon said.
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Motion sickness, nausea, ill-fitting headsets—even if porn has been directed by inclusive filmmakers, how can VR porn possibly be conducive to a pleasurable or immersive experience for women?
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It doesn't seem like the type of habitat that would be conducive to life, and yet rich ecosystems of extremophile organisms have devised ingenious ways to survive these sweltering conditions.
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In addition to considering how to create something conducive to the elements of space travel and weathering, MoonArk's team focused on a design that represented humanity's relationship to the cosmos.
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Some are more useful than others, and while interior design alone is unlikely to cure a serious case of insomnia, creating a calming environment can certainly be conducive to winding down.
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Every element of the new space — 826 Valencia's second such center — has been carefully designed to be conducive to a creative environment, from the wall decor to the open desk layout.
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In the case of the area around Jarvis Island, ocean temperatures remained in the lethal range for eight months, and were conducive to bleaching for more than a year, NOAA said.
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Though smaller than the Moon in diameter, this tantalizing world contains more liquid water than Earth, and tidal heating may warm its vast saltwater expanse to temperatures conducive to biological productivity.
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"Primark's subdued like-for-like and upcoming margin headwinds are unlikely to prove conducive to continued near-term valuation rebuild," said Jefferies analysts, who have a 'hold' rating on the stock.
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While the built environment may not always be conducive to community or cultural life, the issue features examples of people creating spaces of their own to accommodate their needs or aspirations.
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HD2600 also features a warm Neptune-like planet, which probably isn't conducive to life (unless its moons are somehow habitable), but this system might host other undiscovered planets, including rocky ones.
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Notwithstanding Fatah's congress, the question for policy makers at this time should be whether the PA's current path is sustainable or even conducive to regional security objectives in the medium term.
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"While one cannot easily reduce sitting time at lunch or during transportation, changing the classroom environment to be more conducive to standing seems like low-hanging fruit," Minges added by email.
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"Mishandling the issue is not conducive to strategic stability in the region and could intensify disputes," Xinhua quoted Xi as telling Park Geun-hye in the eastern Chinese city of Hangzhou.
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Although Gates admits that "[his] 20-year-old self is so disgusted with [his] current self," it's clear that his new lifestyle is much healthier, andmore conducive to focus and productivity.
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"They offer both cheap costs of living and social conditions that are conducive to retirees," said Andrew DePietro, content strategist, research and data analyst at ConsumerTrack, the company that owns GOBankingRates.
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"Our chief goals in this effort should be to create a simpler and fairer system that is more conducive to sustained economic growth in the 21st Century global marketplace," Hatch said.
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Both scenarios are likely to lead to JGB selling as they could result in BOJ leadership that is less conducive to the very easy monetary policy currently in place, Inadome said.
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He and his researchers have been able to accumulate enough information to determine the star's precise habitable zone—that is, the area around a star that harbours conditions conducive for life.
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The Game PlanI love dressing up, but it's not always conducive for my line of work, as I spend more time out in the field than I do at my desk.
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Because market rent in American cities across the country is disproportionately high compared to actual income levels, many Americans are stuck in a situation that is not conducive to financial health.
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I would have him write a biographical album chronicling my life I feel his style is very conducive to storytelling and what better than the story to tell than my life.
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The Civil War and the advent of the Industrial Revolution — bringing with it gory industrial accidents, shipwrecks and trainwrecks — created an atmosphere of uncertainty "conducive to interest in ghosts," she said.
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"One more tariff here, one more threat there, one more negotiation that has not yet started, add to a global uncertainty which is not conducive to additional growth," she told Reuters.
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Defense officials noted that the hospital ships aren't conducive to containing infectious disease outbreaks, but can be used to treat non-coronavirus patients while existing medical facilities focus on disease treatment.
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Working with a tech sector where developing new capabilities without fully weighing downstream impacts is a common business practice would not be conducive to stability and data accuracy - let alone compliance.
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"There's been a strong market intervention by the Fed, and I think this is more conducive of a positive mood and the market," Bouvet said of the lack of market reaction.
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"It's an aging, decrepit facility that's falling apart structurally and also it's not conducive to house inmates," Commander Joseph E. Dempsey of the Custody Services Division told the Los Angeles Times.
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S. ties were conducive to stability and prosperity amid global conflicts, and had made "new progress" in some areas "despite some sensitive issues", Xi said, according to state news agency Xinhua.
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An environment that causes workers from different companies to work in close proximity makes it difficult to concentrate, he said, and is not conducive to the task of building a team.
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The Punisher, for example, has always been seen as a nastier commodity -- and thus not conducive to blockbuster mode -- while another vigilante, Batman, can still reasonably aspire to a broader footprint.
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The noise was hardly conducive to a sustained or intelligible argument about whether Sanders is the strongest nominee or the one most representative of the views and temper of the party.
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The air powered generator, which the team calls an "Air-gen," works when water in the air reacts with microscopic conducive filaments produced by a microbe that create an electric charge.
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"What kind of institutions and rules will best protect people around the world, and do we think that kind of strike is conducive to an international rule of law?" she asked.
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Looking ahead, though rising twin deficits are a sign of growing structural imbalances, we nonetheless expect the broader funding environment to remain conducive to foreign investors' continued purchasing of U.S. assets.
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"Some slow development of this system is possible before it moves into the Caribbean Sea, where environmental conditions are expected to be less conducive for tropical cyclone formation," the NHC said.
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"The Indonesian government has also recommended for Indonesian crew members in Sabah to not go out to sea until the safety situation is seen as conducive," he said in the statement.
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Cameroon says it has stuck to the terms of an agreement signed on March 2 with Nigeria and the UNHCR for "the voluntary return of Nigerian refugees when conditions were conducive".
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"The platform is now a much less conducive environment for the group than it once was," said Maura Conway, VOX-Pol coordinator and professor of international security at Dublin City University.
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For weeks, weather experts have been expecting that early March would live up to its reputation of coming in "like a lion," with a pattern conducive to major East Coast storms.
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First, wind patterns across the tropical Atlantic region are all conducive to storm formation, including weaker vertical wind shear, weaker trade winds, and easterly winds coming off the coast of Africa.
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Meanwhile, the chaotically open and user-hungry communications platforms we have created and exported have inherent, obvious weaknesses: They are vulnerable to meddling, conducive to demagoguery, and damaging to social trust.
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In short, this should be a conducive environment for businesses to increase their "capital stock" — the accumulated facilities, equipment, software and other intangible investments — to enable workers to be more productive.
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He combined different methods — rubbing, folding, blotting, tracing, and patterning with sponges and rags — conducive to the creation of suggestive forms, which he later refined with a brush or a pencil.
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Traveling to review works-in-progress brought Chicago to New Mexico where she met her future husband, Donald Woodman, and found a place conducive to a good life and productive work.
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