It contributes to obesity, it makes people overspend, and perhaps worst of all, it massively contributes to food waste.
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"Anything that contributes to the health of the Internet contributes to Sun's health as well," Gosling told The New York Times in 22010.
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These findings suggest that increased ensemble activity contributes to the rapid effects of ketamine, while increased spine formation contributes to the sustained antidepressant actions of ketamine.
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So, sweetness -- which contributes to the taste variable -- and fat -- which contributes to texture and triggers that you've eaten something substantial -- are key players in the likability of any particular ice cream.
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Charring meat contributes to the formation of those dangerous chemicals.
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For Wilson, science contributes to the humanities by showing the
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"Sexual satisfaction contributes to overall quality of life," she says.
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Our foundation contributes to so many different Chicago public schools.
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Elijah Hurwitz contributes to this narrative in a significant way.
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Poor health contributes to a low Quality of Life ranking.
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The high handlebar contributes to a mostly upright riding position.
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Tech inadvertently contributes to job atomization by making it easier.
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The chaos of our current system contributes to migration flow.
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Parental involvement in education contributes to a child's eventual success.
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Low choline contributes to irritability, poor motivation, and poor memory.
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And it isn't just baseball that contributes to these rules.
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Animal agriculture also contributes to water scarcity and groundwater pollution.
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The bamboo ceiling contributes to keeping AAPIs in middle management.
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Indoor air pollution contributes to 4.3m deaths globally each year.
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Two raises every year contributes to their significant compensation premium.
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That futility, too, contributes to the "same old Sharks" stigma.
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Staying fresh is important and hopefully he contributes to that.
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All of which contributes to keeping teachers in the classroom.
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This clever piece of engineering contributes to 0003 total horsepower.
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It also contributes to the movie's aura of déjà vu.
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Exposure to natural light itself contributes to improved workplace performance.
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Lone driver aggression also contributes to the problem, she added.
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Bowling's method of constructing the painting contributes to the meaning.
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Klein's analysis suggests that free parking contributes to wealth inequality.
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Simple wooden furniture also contributes to an atmospherically monastic mood.
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It contributes to the feeling I'm alone in the wilderness.
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In addition, the US contributes to South Korea's missile defense.
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I think this contributes to stability and security and peace.
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Guns are not the only factor that contributes to violence.
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Changes in volume of breast tissue also contributes to ptosis.
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Trigonelline in coffee beans contributes to their aroma when roasted.
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Now we need to look at what contributes to flourishing.
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But panic buying just contributes to shortages — and more panic.
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Researchers aren't sure exactly how hearing loss contributes to dementia.
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Not incidentally, that also contributes to United States economic growth.
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Ms. O'Toole (left), 49, a freelance writer, contributes to SeniorPlanet.
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All that excess food, scientists say, contributes to climate change.
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That pollution contributes to climate change and worsens air quality.
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Prejudice against gay people contributes to the stigma, they said.
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Every choice contributes to setting prevailing values: What gets supported?
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That contributes to the vagueness under the current legal standard.
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They don't know how much radiation contributes to bone loss.
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Methane is a potent greenhouse gas that contributes to global warming.
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Worldwide, the industry contributes to about 5 percent of all emissions.
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Some research suggests voice control actually contributes to distracting the driver.
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That, no doubt, contributes to the tension between Elizabeth and Philip.
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The evidence that concentrated wealth contributes to concentrated power is troubling.
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Obviously the emigration of people from Puerto Rico contributes to that.
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That display likely contributes to the 920's stamina on battery.
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Each piece of misinformation contributes to the shaping of our opinions.
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I think that's what contributes to the happiness of the Danes.
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Pinpointing how much Cuba contributes to BLU's overall business is tricky.
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President Trump not using stenographers contributes to this sense of chaos.
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The practice of flaring contributes to climate change by emitting CO2.
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It also contributes to the world's growing heap of electronic waste.
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"This contributes to poor mental but also physical health," he said.
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The app contributes to a database of images for law enforcement.
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"This contributes to continuity," the General Council said in a statement.
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"The way they were constructed contributes to their durability," said Mehta.
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It contributes to obesity and diseases like heart disease and cancer.
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She barely contributes to her job as at a radio station.
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That's a health risk, and it also contributes to climate change.
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It contributes to a perception of them as craven and exploitative.
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This, in turn, contributes to tissue upkeep and slows down aging.
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The Post does have a Snapchat account and contributes to Stories.
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The clearing of forest by fire also contributes to air pollution.
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It all contributes to the convivial, DIY feeling of the Prize.
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It all contributes to the work in progress that is you.
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And yet Duckworth notes that moral purpose also contributes to grit.
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She also notes that having a hopeful temperament contributes to perseverance.
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ISU's Gentile contributes to study identifying risks, consequences of videogame addiction.
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All this contributes to a sense that we've done our homework.
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And at the very least, it contributes to higher electric bills.
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Greater return on capital increases investment and contributes to job growth.
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The social tradition survives, though, and contributes to the hobby's appeal.
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Instead, the thinness contributes to their breathability, responsiveness, and gentle supportiveness.
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She still contributes to that paper at least once a month.
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Heating and cooling your home also contributes to your carbon footprint.
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Why it matters: This directly contributes to the gender wealth gap.
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The heat contributes to the fires, then the smoke gets trapped.
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Of course Mr. Oehlen's impatient brushwork contributes to the desultory mood.
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Climate change also contributes to more extreme (read: deadly) weather events.
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Why it matters: This directly contributes to the gender wealth gap.
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This pattern contributes to the process of polarization across U.S. metros.
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Vestibular disorders are invisible, which contributes to the loneliness sufferers feel.
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Under the status quo, Britain contributes to EU-wide climate targets.
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"It's just one system that contributes to sleep modulation," he says.
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The gas harms the ozone layer and contributes to global warming.
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After watching, briefly recap how each reason contributes to the fires.
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But experts say that nonsexual touching contributes to greater well-being.
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It contributes to climate change, by necessitating sprawl and long commutes.
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This kind of thinking contributes to the stigmatization of mental illness.
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Ngo is a writer and photographer who contributes to journalistic outlets.
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Excess consumption of sugar, including from sugary drinks, contributes to this.
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Testosterone kicks in in Week 2, which contributes to an increased libido.
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The image also shows galactic evolution, which contributes to the universe's expansion.
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It's hard to stabilize vitamin C, which likely contributes to the cost.
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The average customer, the company says, contributes to 200 different research studies.
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Arguably acceleratingly so as technology contributes to creating shorter term work gigs.
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This fact, coupled with pitfall No. 1, contributes to precarious financial circumstances.
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Working under the cover of darkness contributes to exhumation's hair-raising reputation.
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Traffic also contributes to higher accident rates, pollution, and greenhouse gas emissions.
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This net release of carbon to the atmosphere contributes to global warming.
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It contributes to global warming and hurts cocoa crops, which need shade.
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Methane is a highly potent greenhouse gas that contributes to climate change.
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The U.S. market contributes to a third of the BAT's overall sales.
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Every piece of equipment contributes to Kratos' overall character level, Destiny style.
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The sweet indulgence contributes to overeating fats and sugars, an unhealthy diet.
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This racial divide in savings contributes to worsening inequality in overall wealth.
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He contributes to a number of publications, including Atlanta Black Star, theGrio.
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And, yes, this contributes to our inability to disagree without being disagreeable.
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So our activity contributes to the climate changing, to a certain degree.
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He contributes to both sides of the discussion between hand and machine.
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Thus, this legislation contributes to long-term prevention of a complex problem.
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He contributes to publications including Atlanta Black Star, WHYY and Al Jazeera.
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Jackie Dives is a Vancouver-based photographer who regularly contributes to VICE.
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It contributes to Congress's high disapproval rating from both Republicans and Democrats.
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His Macbeth is no mere victim; he contributes to his own demise.
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In this way, digital life contributes to certain kinds of social isolation.
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The fact that it's an old warehouse contributes to that "street" feeling.
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It has concluded that full regulatory compliance contributes to safety and soundness.
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He contributes to publications including Atlanta Black Star, ecoWURD, and Al Jazeera.
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And I think that contributes to much larger structures of gender inequality.
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The trade fair also contributes to the bottom line of Barcelona city.
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It only contributes to making Kushner's mission impossible that much more improbable.
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The brain is 80% water, which contributes to the rapid degradation process.
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Plus, you're getting a healthy dose of fiber, which contributes to fullness.
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Fiber offers a "bulking" effect, which contributes to its effects on satiety.
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Besides congestion, the hunt for parking spaces also contributes to air pollution.
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Deaths from the opioid epidemic certainly contributes to the U.S. death rate.
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Because babies' brains grow rapidly, quality care directly contributes to healthier development.
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As a major emitter of CO2, it also heavily contributes to global warming.
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Poor sleep both reflects disparities in America and also likely contributes to them.
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They're risky and difficult to control, which contributes to them burning for longer.
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Overall, malnutrition contributes to about half of all childhood deaths, the research showed.
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He believes that dairy contributes to obesity, diabetes and the risk of osteoporosis.
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Drinking alcohol can also trigger an episode because it contributes to poorer sleep.
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The latter produces methane, a greenhouse gas that therefore contributes to global warming.
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The permafrost carries a lot of carbon dioxide [which contributes to global warming].
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Nitrogen oxide is a pollutant that contributes to smog and poor air quality.
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He rarely interacts with top politicians or government officials, or contributes to campaigns.
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And advocates say this lack of pay transparency contributes to the wage gap.
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Each of these factors contributes to America's vibrant culture of entrepreneurship and innovation.
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The new processor also contributes to the X-T3's powerhouse video capabilities.
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The weakening Pakistan rupee also contributes to a rise in local energy prices.
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I mean, ultimately, the political gridlock is something that contributes to that uncertainty.
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The report did not say to what extent methane contributes to global warming.
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This contributes to a global sea level rise of around half a millimeter.
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Censoring these types of comment also contributes to the sanitization of the web.
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Each section contributes to what's either a simple sentence, or a complex one.
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It's silence that contributes to the demise of black women and our babies.
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Each year, poor sanitation contributes to an estimated 700,000 child deaths from diarrhea.
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It estimates that livestock contributes to at least 30 percent of agricultural GDP.
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The sugar contributes to the rise in obesity rates and gives children cavities.
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If it also contributes to the marketplace of ideas, well, so be it.
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The fluent choreography, by David Dorfman, also contributes to the almost cinematic flow.
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I'm curious whether you worry that criticism of the pope contributes to this.
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She is a columnist with the Irish Times and contributes to the Guardian.
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That creates a steady revenue stream and contributes to Switch's already-profitable business.
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While this policy contributes to economic growth, workers are not reaping the benefits.
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Second, we should be honest about what contributes to American manufacturing job losses.
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Even cows would have to go -- essentially, anything that contributes to global warming.
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Growth in the services sector is an indication that consumption contributes to growth.
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The data helps care staff monitor sleeping patterns, which contributes to good health.
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And let's assume the rollback of offshore regulations contributes to such an accident.
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Perhaps that very absence of political power contributes to the allure of royalty.
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That's good in theory but it actually contributes to rising health care costs.
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The hole allows in too much ultraviolet light, which contributes to higher temperatures.
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"There's so much that contributes to our attraction to others," explains Dr. Weekly.
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Meanwhile, levels of serotonin, a hormone that contributes to feelings of wellbeing, rise.
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Happé says late diagnosis contributes to autistic women suffering from depression and anxiety.
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For some people, air pollution contributes to postnasal drip problems, too, Takashima says.
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Every employee at a company directly or indirectly contributes to its bottom line.
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But we still don't know a lot about what else contributes to risk.
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I knew America had these element—it's what contributes to the American experiment.
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This subtly erodes democratic norms, and likely contributes to Americans' suspicion of institutions.
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Kevin Kruse explains how the country's history of racism contributes to Atlanta traffic.
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But sometimes escapism, especially escaping into alternative virtual worlds, contributes to the problem.
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The wine contributes to cardiovascular health and the conversation to intellectual well-being.
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It takes us to food, work and friends and contributes to physical fitness.
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And trees are needed to absorb carbon dioxide, which contributes to global warming.
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And it probably contributes to the stress you feel about your debt, Underwater.
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Chronic stress contributes to depression and anxiety, two more risks factors for dementia.
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Lauren of CandyHunting concurs that this gap contributes to fall product release dates.
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What self-identified liberals, moderates and conservatives said contributes to poverty in America.
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Establishing rates that are sustainable over the long haul contributes to economic growth.
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He has written a book, gives talks and contributes to exhibitions on forgery.
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This also contributes to the increased spend on plastic surgery over the years.
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Sullied groundwater leaches into streams, polluting drinking water and contributes to fish kills.
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The cooperative ownership profile of Tereos also contributes to its conservative financial policies.
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Markers of blood-fat oxidation, which contributes to plaque buildup, rose as well.
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The good news is that we know what contributes to higher workplace satisfaction.
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And that contributes to the overall disjointed, confusing effect Cats leaves us with.
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Damour: Having one or two friends actually contributes to a sustainable, predictable routine.
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Raisman said she believes the culture of such organizations contributes to their silence.
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That delays the process of removing wood and brush that contributes to fires.
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And the abuse of these drugs contributes to a huge public health problem.
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Streams get crunched down to a smaller number that contributes to the overall sales.
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"This feature contributes to MBP being a 'crime of opportunity' for women," he says.
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For the president and his allies, all of this contributes to a familiar storyline.
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"But it contributes to the uncertainty that's creeping in" about Trump's agenda, Hellwig said.
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It is this characteristic that makes plastic strong and contributes to its great longevity.
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Undoubtedly kicking public officials out of restaurants contributes to "incivility" and stirs up emotion.
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Sheryl Sandberg said the idea that Facebook contributes to a "filter bubble" is misunderstood.
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LDL is considered "bad cholesterol" because it contributes to plaque buildup in the arteries.
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That definitely contributes to our stereotypes about what people who use drugs look like.
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This game of who-better-confronts-Japan contributes to the breakdown of our politics.
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"It contributes to an ongoing debate right now," on what factors are driving speciation.
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But social media also contributes to making a film's Tomato score even more ubiquitous.
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A trade group Mylan contributes to has also supported senators on the judiciary committee.
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That now contributes to the dark spots in Americans' knowledge of their political opposites.
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It also contributes to the rapid bone-growth phase after a giraffe is born.
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Others say the time difference contributes to a significant jump in heart attack rates.
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And Supermercado is, very concretely, one of the things that contributes to that miracle.
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The benefits of doing so are unproven, and it contributes to stress about exams.
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Indeed, 74 percent say they believe social media marketing contributes to their bottom lines.
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You've talked in the past about the psychology that contributes to people being unprepared.
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It also uses a lot more water than crop agriculture and contributes to deforestation.
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The same goes for Tucker, whose casting only contributes to the film's tonal issues.
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And Douglas contributes to the team on the uneven bars, U.S.A.'s weakest event.
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Its international development work contributes to her family's reputation, but that's an indirect benefit.
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Meanwhile, air pollution contributes to 2750 million deaths per year, according to the WHO.
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This also contributes to the perception that, to be successful, entrepreneurs should start young.
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Some research even suggests that indebtedness contributes to the development of mental health problems.
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Adrenalin is the neurotransmitter that contributes to creating a permanent memory of the experience.
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Randa's offensive output contributes to the Royals' 26-5 rout of Detroit on Sept.
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This factor contributes to the bank's VR being one notch below that of HSBC.
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This question's unanswerability perhaps contributes to the fear that is increasingly destabilizing Western politics.
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Overall, air pollution contributes to an estimated 8.8 million extra deaths globally every year.
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The assumption that all biomass used for energy contributes to atmospheric carbon is wrong.
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Even if it's not their intent, their business model invariably contributes to this problem.
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This data contributes to a rating of each nation's current freedom of civic space.
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So Gradient contributes to these as an encouragement for people to do professional development.
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This sensation is called tinnitus and it contributes to noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL).
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The lack of Vitamin D that the sun provides also contributes to this feeling.
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He no longer writes for The New Yorker or contributes to "Radiolab" on NPR.
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Increasingly entrenched political language on both sides, he added, further contributes to the tension.
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Liza Donnelly is a writer and cartoonist who frequently contributes to The New Yorker.
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And advocates say that this lack of pay transparency contributes to the wage gap.
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As the planet warms, land ice melts, which contributes to the expansion of oceans.
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Kricorian counters that Israel's occupation of the West Bank contributes to Palestinian economic woes.
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In other words, this contributes to a floor below which Trump's support cannot drop.
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We just don't know to what extent added sugar contributes to the obesity epidemic.
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This broader criminal justice reform reflects, and also contributes to, changing views of prosecutors.
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He contributes to The New Yorker's website, and is working on a book proposal.
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Mr. Pruitt: CO2 contributes to climate change, much like — Methane actually is more potent.
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The store's health-conscious aesthetic contributes to the show's portrayal of Los Angeles stereotypes.
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Essentially, the life insurance just offsets what one of us contributes to the household.
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But what else contributes to Israel's ability to create so many strong cybersecurity startups?
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Silence is strictly enforced, and, after a brief adjustment, significantly contributes to the experience.
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Wounding the vainglorious is a pleasing pastime in itself and contributes to their demoralization.
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The lack of these resources contributes to massive human suffering, which is largely unreported.
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This timely consultation looks to address these cases and contributes to orderly financial markets.
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Voters have said in surveys the decision contributes to a feeling she is untrustworthy.
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No doubt its setting — a geographically and historically distant site — contributes to that effect.
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Our unleashing of carbon dioxide contributes "to the greening of the Earth," he said.
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They also argue that my view contributes to the dysfunction in our electoral system.
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Speed is an interesting thing, because it contributes to your productivity as a worker.
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And it's the incarceration of drug dealers more than users that contributes to that.
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The analysis found that being over- or underweight contributes to an increased risk of migraine.
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"Bitch stole my line," Stern told Hyperallergic, a publication she contributes to as a freelancer.
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Several factors explain this phenomenon, despite the general consensus that the technology contributes to development.
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It also contributes to the structural development of bone, and is needed to make DNA.
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This is what contributes to wrinkling and a crepey appearance of skin, according to Zeichner.
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"At the same time, (destroying the gun) contributes to the culture, I think," he said.
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The Department of Transportation estimates that weather contributes to 21% of the annual U.S. crashes.
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The haziness of Britain's unwritten constitution contributes to the confusion around the ruling (see article).
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But virtually every other thing you do in the game contributes to this as well.
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And it contributes to the community, not only the Marshall community but the campus community.
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The electric bike is a social phenomenon that contributes to the development of our sport.
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This approach contributes to a culture at Bridgewater where the best idea wins, Dalio says.
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Every franc channeled into the arms industry contributes to evil and suffering in the world.
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For the most part, IED contributes to people yelling and screaming, not committing violent crimes.
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"The weaker U.S. dollar certainly contributes to the price strength," Commerzbank analyst Carsten Fritsch said.
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This automatic response contributes to the negative chorus that surrounds fat people at all times.
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All this life contributes to the surrounding ecosystem, not to mention the local commercial fisheries.
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"Startups copy what good companies do because they think it contributes to success," Palihapitiya said.
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In fact, she said, UPS contributes to a trade association that finances the new nonprofit.
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Satellite imagery contributes to weather forecasts, disaster relief, climate modeling, population analysis, and crop monitoring.
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So, ultimately, your bad posture is both caused by and contributes to tight, weakened muscles.
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She is also a writer and contributes to The London Magazine," the statement continued. "Mr.
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If you think about how technology leadership contributes to leadership on a global economic scale.
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I ask if he thinks his work contributes to body dysmorphia in the gay community.
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That contributes to a freedom of expression on Snap that no longer exists on Twitter.
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"There's controversy over how much the milk microbiome contributes to the infant microbiome," she said.
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Being fully yourself at school contributes to your better experience, even when you are targeted.
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And I think that's largely gone now and I think that contributes to that. Right.
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This contributes to alcoholism and opioid addiction, as well as suicide and suicidal self-harm.
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Many Americans don't realize how much wind power reliably contributes to U.S. energy independence today.
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" U.K. Foreign Office Minister Alistair Burt said the agreement "contributes to peace in the region.
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She regularly contributes to U.S. and German sources such as the Huffington Post and Migazin.
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Another argument for privatizing Social Security has been that it contributes to the national debt.
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When cows burp and fart, it contributes to the civilization-threatening trend of climate change.
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"The use of nitrogen fertilizers contributes to the nitrogen cycle and releases N20," says Boehm.
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"Iraq is with any decision that contributes to propping up oil prices," the source said.
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Immigration was also cited in the report as something that contributes to US economic power.
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Un- or underinsured critical infrastructure also contributes to lengthier recovery times and frustrates local communities.
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The robots are the main focus in this series, which contributes to the gender issue.
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As a recent PBS report demonstrated, this contributes to a disparity that hurts these institutions.
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That's not only expensive, but also contributes to a quiet but growing American crisis: loneliness.
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Few serious economists believe that immigration, even illegal immigration, contributes to the U.S. unemployment rate.
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And, greater spending on students contributes to higher graduation rates and access to postgraduation options.
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Iron deficiency anemia, which is associated with malnutrition, contributes to 2628 in 28503 maternal deaths.
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One factor doctors do know contributes to infertility is age, for both men and women.
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The confusion contributes to speculation, supposition and inaccuracies that create further fog and fake news.
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The employee does not pay income tax on amounts the employer contributes to the HRA.
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Over a lifetime, this injury likely contributes to heart disease and to peripheral artery disease.
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Analysts monitor the company's original programming, which contributes to its ability to draw new members.
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Still, the industry has to deal with questions about how it contributes to market volatility.
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Niger contributes to the multinational force set up to fight Boko Haram in the region.
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That also contributes to the reduction in overall childbirth, from a financial and practical perspective.
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That bucks a troubling Hollywood trend, and I'm hopeful it contributes to the film's success.
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Everyone in the tight-knit neighborhood plays a role that contributes to the larger group.
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That effort to portray a realistic Santa contributes to why some earn more, Greenleaf said.
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"Outdated technology also contributes to their dramatic depreciation as well as range anxiety," he continued.iSeeCars.
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Novick cited economist Thomas Piketty, who concluded exorbitant CEO pay contributes to widespread income inequality.
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Their odor greatly contributes to that "hospital smell," although it has plenty of other components.
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It certainly addresses the commission's finding that the easy availability of absolution contributes to reoffending.
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That discrepancy contributes to higher rates of birthing complications in humans than in other primates.
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Working like this also contributes to burnout, stress and poor health — without necessarily helping productivity.
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None of this violates any rule, but all of it contributes to the current crisis.
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Possibly, the grapes came from soils with more clay, which contributes to fleshiness and fruit.
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Briana Younger, a freelance writer who contributes to Pitchfork and The Washington Post, among others.
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We really caution against any solution that contributes to criminalizing more people in our society.
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We're totally naive to this virus, and it contributes to how widely it has spread.
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All of this doubt contributes to behaviors that undermine efforts to control the virus's spread.
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Finally, a leader's true greatness lies in what he contributes to the growth of others.
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Being correct doesn't inspire art, or the tension that contributes to the making of art.
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That includes using large amounts of firewood to boil the nut, which contributes to deforestation.
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Racism "contributes to black people's lack of support for mass federal programs," Mr. Johnson said.
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But burning hydrocarbons increases carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere, which contributes to climate change.
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He contributes to a number of publications, including Atlanta Black Star, WHYY and Al Jazeera.
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Badu thinks a lot about presentation, which contributes to her judiciousness in releasing new music.
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Cutting down forests also contributes to global warming by releasing the carbon stored in trees.
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This contributes to a false perception that black boys are less childlike than white boys.
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Even something like leaves on the ground can affect how much rainfall contributes to flooding.
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Air-conditioning demystifies nature's miracles, and contributes to a culture characterized by disconnection and overconsumption.
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Scientists still disagree about how much each of these factors contributes to overall climate change.
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"If the Senate acquits, that also contributes to a sense of impunity," said Ocasio-Cortez.
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Voters have repeatedly said in surveys the decision contributes to a feeling she is untrustworthy.
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But even in the narrowest, most parochial sense, their income contributes to the nation's greatness.
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The ban had been imposed over concerns that E15 contributes to smog in hot weather.
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Of those I talked to for this article, only Kyanka still contributes to SA today.
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It's basically a story from beginning to end, and this piece contributes to that story.
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It seems that having a diverse team contributes to having better representation in your work.
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DHW: We're seeking a modest increase in the amount the public contributes to our budget.
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This linguistic stance toward the vulva contributes to the female body's objectification in patriarchal societies.
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So the unanimity of views can be hard to escape until it contributes to a crisis.
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Microsoft now uses and contributes to the Linux operating system, even though it competes with Windows.
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According to the Innocence Project, incorrectly used forensic evidence contributes to nearly half of wrongful convictions.
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It now contributes to well over two-thirds of annual GDP growth, according to official data.
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"Raising prosperity, increasing a country's ability to protect itself, contributes to stability, reduces instability," Casey said.
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" "This contributes to that discrediting sentiment that our identities are as fake as a Snapchat filter.
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That kind of messaging contributes to the dehumanization and stigmatization of people experiencing mental health issues.
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The video raises awareness about issues of abuse, but also directly contributes to the charity, Refuge.
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Every aspect of the game contributes to the rate at which you earn or lose money.
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So any heat, whether in the deepest troughs or near the surface, contributes to the deflection.
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He currently contributes to a 401(k) at a level that gets him the employer match.
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This clearly contributes to the dire situation in King's Landing with no grain and limited supplies.
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So I think there's some maybe nature-nurture thing, I'm not sure what contributes to it.
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Some studies even suggest that the meat industry contributes to climate change more than cars do.
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A lot of this he contributes to the way we use technology, especially social media networks.
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Medical debt contributes to two-thirds of bankruptcies, according to the American Journal of Public Health.
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Forests act as carbon sinks, storing carbon dioxide - a greenhouse gas that contributes to climate change.
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One specific hormone, melatonin, induces tiredness and contributes to the timing of our sleep-wake cycles.
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Wealth is essential to maintaining good nutrition and a healthy lifestyle, which contributes to overall wellbeing.
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But female officers say aggressive sexual behavior from inmates often contributes to a hostile work environment.
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MMB does not publish revenue figures or say how much it contributes to Monsanto's overall revenue.
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The heavy cost of regulation is evident in property and contributes to higher prices for homes.
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We love a little controversy and drama, which, coincidentally, also contributes to a great Thanksgiving meal.
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Violence like this contributes to high rates of suicide and suicide attempts among the transgender community.
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Metzl explained that golf also provides an opportunity to socialize, which in turn contributes to longevity.
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Consider the fact that differences in an employee's initial salary contributes to the gender wage gap.
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Shaniqwa contributes to publications including The Fader, i-D, The New York Times Magazine, and VICE.
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Every year, household smoke inhalation from meal preparation contributes to more than 0003 million deaths globally.
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The massive budget deficit, which the Central Bank finances by printing money, contributes to that risk.
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In the case of the Kardashians, this otherness contributes to their brands in very interesting ways.
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In the mid- to long-term, it also contributes to a shift toward lower-wage jobs.
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The aging population contributes to the nursing shortage beyond just patient care and nursing staff retirements.
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We get a system that contributes to greater divorce rates, child poverty rates, and family trauma.
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"It exacerbates poverty, reduces economic productivity, contributes to poor household food choices, and pollutes indoor air."
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Like Graveyard Ops, Herbal Assault contributes to an improved feeling of balance between the two factions.
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If he's going to bail out anything, it would be something that contributes to his vanity.
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In combination with other new discoveries, it contributes to the pipeline for future generations of innovation.
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So how can we best ensure that both effective and professional policing contributes to that safety?
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This pup's name is Beckham, and its dangling extra body likely contributes to its super strength.
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" She added that the domestic solar manufacturing industry "contributes to our energy security and economic prosperity.
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Productivity growth contributes to a very substantial part of our growth in the standard of living.
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The president went on to dispute the scientific consensus that human activity contributes to climate change.
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This factor contributes to officers second-guessing their actions or just not acting in many instances.
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And it contributes to the moral and aesthetic complexity that characterizes so many of his plays.
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The melting of the two ice sheets contributes to higher sea levels worldwide, the outlet reports.
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This aroma is detected by your olfactory system and contributes to the flavor of certain foods.
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The bloat contributes to the issue of healthcare affordability, and the profits that healthcare companies turn.
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As self-funded programs, neither Medicare Part A nor Social Security contributes to the federal deficit.
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Entrepreneurs can now budget lower costs longer which contributes to more investments in workers and capital.
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Every player contributes to the Evo prize pool, and developers support their games with hefty bonuses.
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That contradicts pledges each company has made to stop procuring palm oil that contributes to deforestation.
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All of this contributes to it's "impressive" Five-Year Cost to Own numbers, according to KBB.
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This suffering contributes to a less secure and prosperous global community, and undermines U.S. foreign policy.
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Stigma contributes to HIV transmission by reducing the likelihood that at-risk men will access healthcare.
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Dismissing its legislative ambitions as hopelessly quixotic contributes to the problems the project seeks to redress.
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How a bat is depicted actually contributes to its meaning, which is typically delivered through wordplay.
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The battery positioning contributes to the kind of handling women want when they ride, Quan said.
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It also contributes to how well you can think and therefore how you're making business decisions.
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It's one of those commonly held perceptions that contributes to the surrounding stigma associated with HPV.
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Worst yet, his racism contributes to a pervasive institutional racism still steeped in the United States.
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His 275-pound frame contributes to that, and indeed he was a high school wide receiver.
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Personal Health Sarcopenia, a decline in skeletal muscle in older people, contributes to loss of independence.
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Today, its 800,000 tons of organic produce contributes to nearly 65 percent of India's overall output.
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The performers don't seem like they're acting at all, which contributes to the film's unsettling power.
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Contrast that to Continental Europe, where a burdensome regulatory environment contributes to anemic tech sector growth.
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But whatever comes of it, all of this contributes to greater distrust in the police story.
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Human activity drives the shy birds away, he said, and contributes to a loss of habitat.
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"The nave is empty and serves no purpose that contributes to the architectural effect," he argued.
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A lack of inclusive sex education contributes to feelings of isolation and shame, while enabling bullies.
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Another is that, by forcing borrowing costs up, the Trump deficit contributes to rising interest rates.
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The loss of good jobs to Germany, Japan, and China also contributes to hostility to immigration.
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Verifying and counting those ballots takes additional time, which contributes to the slow counting of votes.
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Perhaps this perception contributes to the teaching shortage used to justify fast-track approaches to preparation.
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In fact, high blood pressure contributes to nearly 1,000 deaths a day, according to the CDC.
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A direct consequence of child marriage is early, multiple childbirths, which contributes to high maternal mortality.
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Chinese believe in karma, which contributes to stabilizing society, rebuilding moral ethics and building people's confidence.
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They did so because imported food in Vanuatu is often junk food that contributes to obesity.
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Unsurprisingly, such discrimination contributes to approximately 82 percent of Palestinian Jerusalemites living under the poverty line.
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But so far nothing that contributes to socially inclusive economic growth has resulted from these protests.
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The Taycan's pioneering two-speed transmission, a first for production EVs, contributes to its incredible acceleration.
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Warmer air also holds more moisture which then contributes to the amount of rainfall and flooding.
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Erlanson-Albertsson's research has also shown that consuming thylakoid-rich spinach extract contributes to weight loss.
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Moreover, they say, her imperious approach alienates potential allies and contributes to the country's growing crises.
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So what if fast fashion is built on exploitative labor and contributes to mass global pollution?
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This, researchers say, could mean pay transparency contributes to an overall increase in employee gender diversity.
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His additional $40,000 contributes to our pooled income, but we only need to buy one bedspread.
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Fitch views this risk as negative for the ratings since it contributes to interest rate risk.
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She contributes to an IRA now, but finds it hard to plan around her fluctuating income.
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Thailand is a big exporter of autos and other goods, which contributes to its account surplus.
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On Thursday, Bezos said Amazon will be taking a "hard look" at who it contributes to.
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But the British economy is paying a price as Brexit uncertainty contributes to a growing gloom.
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For instance, management pays for independent political expenditures, contributes to PACs, presidential transition committees and nonprofits.
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But it probably also contributes to her heedlessness — to how cavalier she can be with facts.
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And one big factor that contributes to this problem is that vaccines aren't so easily stored.
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Jaya Saxena is the co-author of Basic Witches, and contributes to GQ and the Establishment.
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Previous research has found that listening to birdsong contributes to perceived attention restoration and stress recovery.
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Studies have found the rule contributes to unsafe abortions and actively harms AIDS relief efforts overseas.
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"It contributes to a hostile environment for Black people, including Black scientists," she wrote on Twitter.
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But of course, the rapid growth across America's southwest contributes to mounting racial injustices and sustainability issues.
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In addition to her voice, Fabienne contributes to both the mental and physical aspects of fight prep.
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A number of studies in recent years have examined how nighttime phone usage contributes to sleep disorders.
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So these beverages have become part of the diet and this contributes to the development of obesity.
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Luc Sante is a writer and critic who frequently contributes to the New York Review of Books.
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As a cis-passing person, my aesthetic contributes to the way I shape my trans identity, too.
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"Every little bit of information contributes to that invisible profile that they're building of everyone," Matthew said.
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Sexual fulfillment doesn't have to come from actual sex, especially if performance anxiety contributes to the noise.
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The fashion industry contributes to one thing that's sure to be a huge animal killer: climate change.
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This is another good example of how Hong Kong contributes to the diversity and modernisation of China.
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It contributes to a better product because I don't spend half my time trying to perfect things.
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The other thing that contributes to the severity of the infection is the proteins the virus produces.
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" Hurd added, "It contributes to this notion that Republicans are not understanding of the plight of minorities.
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He contributes to a 401(k) and Roth IRA, his biweekly take-home total is about $2,450.
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This process releases carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, which contributes to global warming.
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Finance comprises 13% of the country's GDP, considerably more than the 8% share it contributes to Britain's.
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Cytomegalovirus, for example, contributes to at least 5,000 birth defects each year in the United States alone.
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But that decline in family member participation now contributes to further destabilizing the employer's traditional pooled program.
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This type of virus transmission contributes to a rapid increase in coughing dogs in a kennel situation.
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This metric simply tracks how much the average worker contributes to the economy per hour of work.
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Importantly, ULA's final offer contributes to ULA's long term viability in an increasingly competitive launch business environment.
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LP also contributes to public-sector funding, through its subsidiary La Banque Postale (LBP; A-/Stable/F13).
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That Mr Gillespie refuses to fully embrace the president contributes to Trump loyalists' ambivalence toward his candidacy.
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Alcohol also contributes to dehydration, which means prolonged muscle recovery and increased risk of heat-related illnesses.
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It should make it durable, but it also contributes to the Stylus Tough TG-Tracker extreme weight.
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Which I think probably also contributes to the timing of things like the [Taliban's] takeover of Kunduz.
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In the oil and gas sector, positive feedback contributes to the instability of supply, demand and prices.
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The further to the right, the more that sector contributes to the overall U.S. gross domestic product.
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Which is why, for Warren, the Hyde Amendment contributes to the growing inequality in the United States.
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And that then contributes to the way I am using them and how often I'm using them.
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That in turn contributes to improved corporate-level returns and a stronger balance sheet, in BMO's view.
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However, the operating environment in Russia contributes to a lower rating for Miratorg relative to global peers.
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Rousey's strength totally contributes to her beauty — and have you seen this woman's gorgeous head of hair?
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Samsung says the power-efficient display contributes to the TabPro S's claimed 10.5 hours of battery life.
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There's already evidence, for example, that his anti-Muslim rhetoric contributes to increased number of hate incidents.
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"Our educational and informative campaign contributes to creation of a mature market," HEP said in a statement.
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In addition to her two podcasts, Robinson wrote for MTV's Girl Code and currently contributes to Vulture.
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It is unequivocally true that continued and heightened use of sensationalized rhetoric contributes to this harmful trend.
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Graduation rates are indeed too low, and this contributes to the underdog image that Mr. Goedde cites.
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Majd al Waheidi is a Gaza-based "stringer," a freelance reporter who regularly contributes to The Times.
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If a substance is abused and addictive and it contributes to societal problems, that's criteria for regulation.
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Wind speed certainly contributes to how destructive a storm will be, but it's not the only factor.
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The warning would state that drinking beverages with added sugar contributes to obesity, diabetes and tooth decay.
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The FDLP contributes to the everyday labors of democracy by advancing citizen engagement and facilitating government transparency.
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Many companies will match whatever an employees contributes to their retirement account, up to a certain percentage.
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Studies now suggest that not all fat, for example, necessarily contributes to weight gain or heart problems.
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Or we do meals potluck-style where we coordinate dishes so that everyone contributes to the meal.
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The high prevalence of gun ownership in the US contributes to the burden of firearm-related injury.
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It is one of the small ways in which he contributes to the fabric of the team.
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One of the things that is unknown is how much the solar wind contributes to Jupiter's auroras.
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Economists do statistical analyses on the pay gap to determine how much each reason contributes to it.
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Studies show that disruptions of our body's clockwork contributes to diseases as diverse as cancer and diabetes.
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All of this contributes to a breakdown of the neural highway that helps our brain cells communicate.
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Smoking causes cancer, heart disease and lung disease, contributes to diabetes and vision loss, and shortens life.
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Online, she plays chess and contributes to a forum for stress-sufferers, a place where danger lies.
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And greater certainty makes it easier for small businesses to grow and contributes to healthy local economies.
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Well, the money they saved by not paying taxes increases corporate profits, and this contributes to growth.
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"It also underscores previous findings that better sleep contributes to better mental health," Espie said by email.
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The singer and performer seems quick to credit anyone who contributes to one of her creative projects.
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Running in costumes has become a tradition at many turkey trots, which contributes to the fun vibe.
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In fact, Iowa's lack of racial and ethnic diversity no doubt contributes to its older age structure.
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Each year, Everlane&aposs Black Friday Fund contributes to improving sustainability efforts within the brand&aposs factories.
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The question of whether a particular contract contributes to warfare does not always have a simple answer.
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What Mr. Murphy contributes to the field of abstract geometric sculpture is amped up atmosphere and effect.
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"Anything that contributes to the pressure on this paper has to be a concern," Mr. Tash said.
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All of this contributes to the mindset inequality that founders like David and I have to overcome.
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I worry that the ready availability of guns contributes to the number of suicides in rural America.
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Maintaining this network of acquaintances also contributes to one's sense of belonging to a community, researchers found.
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But keep in mind that sugar not only adds sweetness, it also contributes to the chewiness factor.
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It's the law, or lack thereof, that contributes to app designs that put our privacy at risk.
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"Climate change contributes to conflict," noted Neal Keny-Guyer, the C.E.O. of Mercy Corps, the aid group.
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He sells an array of different soups, but the penis variety definitely contributes to his shop's success.
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MTU contributes to the Pratt & Whitney geared turbofan which powers almost all recent Airbus single-aisle aircraft.
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The airport directly and indirectly contributes to about 5% of Hong Kong's gross domestic product, per Bloomberg.
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Stable housing contributes to better physical and mental health, and homelessness is associated with lower life expectancy.
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Ms. Gutierrez contributes to the self-photography genre by reimagining — rebranding might be more accurate — indigenous identity.
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One reason for this, experts say, is because kindness contributes to our sense of community and belonging.
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Dumping of fertilizer and human waste into the water also contributes to some algae blooms, Brand said.
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The advisory-focused private banking model contributes to fairly recurrent commission income, despite recent industry-wide pressure.
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Worse yet, the mismatch between our rhetoric and policy contributes to our own capacity for self-delusion.
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A sense of being not in control, but at the mercy of circumstance, contributes to the fear.
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Senior adviser, corporate issues, Chevron We believe climate change is real and human activity contributes to it.
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Research suggests that behavioral and lifestyle factors are a big part of what contributes to chronic disease.
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Science has shown that sleep directly contributes to the formation of new nerve cells in the brain.
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Because obesity contributes to diseases like heart disease, stroke, type 2 diabetes, and some types of cancer.
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But there was less activity in areas like the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex, which contributes to self-control.
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Each individual task a person does takes mental energy or contributes to what is called cognitive overload.
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About 28,500 American troops are stationed in South Korea, which contributes to the cost of the defense.
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But when they're in travel mode, they do get activity, which actually contributes to their overall heath.
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This symbolic choice, the architects suggest, contributes to a dialogue about differences between countries and shared identity.
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But marketers like me have a term to describe one feeling that contributes to it: psychological ownership.
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But producing and transporting natural gas releases methane, a greenhouse gas that also contributes to climate change.
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It also includes a blend of older wines, 218 percent, in fact, which contributes to its complexity.
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Studies show that women's participation contributes to an end to hostilities and helps create a durable peace.
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There are more older people out there, and that contributes to the high hospitalization rates, Schaffner said.
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Studies have shown that excessive phubbing decreases relationship satisfaction and contributes to feelings of depression and alienation.
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And they reduce gender and racial wage gaps across industries, which contributes to broader equality in society.
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This poisonous combination contributes to a sense among giant banking institutions that they answer to no one.
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But how much you pay an employee is not the only thing that contributes to turnover risk.
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"Every aspect of this video contributes to visual and emotional anxiety," says the video's director, Sam Haggart.
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Each of these objects contributes to a centuries-long narrative on scientific observations merging with artistic speculation.
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The exhibition indelibly contributes to '80s scholarship by foregrounding the talents of the decade's less-appreciated artists.
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There's a lot of research, spanning decades, showing that alcohol contributes to very bad, downright violent behavior.
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But when it comes to measuring the way innovation contributes to GDP, there is nothing close to consensus.
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ARRIVE has since become the primary business for Curbside, and now contributes to the majority of its revenue.
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The IMF complains that such under-spending contributes to the country's excessive savings, helping to unbalance global trade.
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This mix contributes to higher wage growth, possibly higher inflation and related uncertainty with regard to Fed policy.
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"The heat fuels storms of all sorts and contributes to very heavy rain events and flooding," Trenberth said.
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Voters have said in opinion polls that the email server issue contributes to impressions that Clinton is untrustworthy.
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Alexandre Farto (Lisbon), Jacque Villeglé (Paris), each of whom contributes to and captures the unique and public narrative.
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Studies show that viewing junk food ads contributes to obesity and watching alcohol ads leads to underage drinking.
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Chopping down tropical forests also contributes to climate change since those forests pull CO2 out of the atmosphere.
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An opposition party that contributes to genuine achievements may find itself, in effect, helping to reelect the incumbent.
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The decomposition of trash in a landfill also creates the greenhouse gas methane, which contributes to climate change.
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Excitingly, this research could further our appreciation of human cognition, and how our pontine nuclei contributes to intelligence.
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For example, prolonged exposure to intense psychological stress may lead to chronic inflammation that eventually contributes to stroke.
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The new report contemplates how the admissions process contributes to that psychology and how it might be changed.
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None of this contributes to deeper understanding or appreciation of our lived experiences in Singapore; it only exoticizes.
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"The 'l' in leptin stands for lose: It suppresses appetite and therefore contributes to weight loss," he said.
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The result is slow growth in the overall economy which contributes to slower growth in wages and incomes.
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In addition to her own channel, Blaque also contributes to Everyday Feminism, the Huffington Post blog and Pride.
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The federal government contributes between US$1 and $3 for every dollar the state contributes to the program.
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But not talking about contributes to the feelings of isolation — of failure — that accompany losing a wanted pregnancy.
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Notably, the startup caters to consumers who care about how a business contributes to society as a whole.
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All food trash is composted, which contributes to a constant odor of rotting organics fruits, vegetables, and coconuts.
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There are also no ads on Vero, something that contributes to its status as an appealing alternative approach.
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The time you spend turning the pages, finding their other side, contributes to your experience of the book.
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"Greece will undertake every effort so that NATO's mission contributes to the solution of the crisis," Tsipras said.
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A warmer atmosphere holds more water vapor on average, which contributes to an uptick in heavy precipitation events.
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Ensure that the government contributes to the PSAs of low-income workers, the unemployed and the disabled. 6.
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Because of this angle, the separation force contributes to the "normal" force that is perpendicular to the pages.
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It is currently banned for sale during the summer over concerns it contributes to smog in warm temperatures.
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It may sound trivial, but you'd be surprised at how much NEAT contributes to our daily calorie expenditure.
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Howard said there is a culture of emotional and physical abuse and that contributes to the sexual abuse.
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My husband is an administrator in education and contributes to his through a different kind of retirement plan.
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Tasks should be defined so that they highlight its meaning and how it contributes to the big picture.
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Taxes are a more effective way of changing the public and corporate behaviour that contributes to carbon emissions.
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Automattic contributes to the open source WordPress project, and 26 percent of the web now runs on WordPress.
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Hunting-related tourism also contributes to 1.4 million square kilometers of land being conserved for hunting in Africa.
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At its worst, this failure directly contributes to the inescapable sexism that is part of the military culture.
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"I think there is content on Twitter and every platform that contributes to radicalization, no doubt," Gadde said.
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But they follow a comfortable story logic that contributes to The Jungle Book's status as a modern fable.
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This abuse of antibiotics contributes to the development of antibiotic-resistant bacteria, and E. coli is no exception.
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The way we manage fires is also part of what contributes to the changing alpine landscape, Fortin explained.
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Such collaboration "contributes to bringing innovative medicines and therapies to patients," the company said in an emailed statement.
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It contributes to a view of sexuality that is unrelentingly dark and violent, narrowly heterosexual, and mostly hopeless.
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Until May, she was the deputy editor of Artspace Magazine and now contributes to it as a columnist.
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But it's hard to see how avoiding them contributes to more transparent, more efficient and more successful governance.
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Air cargo, which moves 35% of global trade by value, contributes to 2% of the world's carbon emissions.
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It contributes to and finds a ready home in the depression and anxiety that plague so many women.
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Nearly a quarter of respondents from Tennessee said that low salary contributes to their inability to save money.
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Trust in senior leadership consistently ranks as one of the top factors that contributes to an employee's satisfaction.
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Now a groundbreaking tool makes it possible to measure how much their defense contributes to a team's success.
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But as the number of Silicon Valley millionaires grows, it contributes to the area's already extreme housing crisis.
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Even if such abuse contributes to women's suicide attempts, they are statistically more likely to survive, Singer said.
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But when trees burn, they release carbon dioxide back into the atmosphere, where it contributes to climate change.
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Studies show that motivation contributes to how successful a person will be at keeping their prejudices in check.
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The normalization of hate speech contributes to excusing the unjust killings of numerous unarmed black and brown people.
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The limited arrears pipeline, combined with contained foreclosures, contributes to the Stable and Positive Outlooks across the series.
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Specifically, the EU's role as a unitary political actor contributes to its status as a rival to Russia.
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And it benefits neighborhood stability, quality of life, and contributes to the best use of scarce public dollars.
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As well, "it significantly contributes to the global efforts for sequestering carbon and mitigating climate change", Khan said.
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Think about what you're ordering online—a rise in Amazon deliveries and Deliveroo orders contributes to the problem.
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According to the American Association of Orthodontics, proper teeth alignment contributes to the development of a healthy bite.
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In many cases, however, ReviveMed will aim to be a part of any intellectual property it contributes to.
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Low birth weight contributes to 60% to 80% of neonatal deaths worldwide, according to the World Health Organization.
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Experts say that the lack of a centralized plan for allocating scarce water resources contributes to the problem.
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His blithe clumsiness contributes to, and directly causes, a lot of hurt, visited especially on the next generation.
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Among the photographers whose work is included is Lynsey Addario, who frequently contributes to The New York Times.
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Stephens said the two have been friends "for many years" and that he contributes to many local officials.
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The information people share on social media can seem mundane, but it contributes to family and community histories.
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"For them to say that they disagree with the entire intelligence community, yeah, that contributes to the cynicism."
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About 10,500 people work at the park, which also contributes to the employment of another 5,100 off site.
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Because "queer" contributes to defining identities, it engages with representation and self-representation — in other words, with aesthetics.
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This is a tribute to his people skills, and it contributes to the bottom line between the lines.
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The killings have stoked a simmering national debate about how easy access to firearms contributes to the carnage.
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I do so knowing that substance use causes or contributes to many of the diseases these teams treat.
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Bette, you're an amazing singer, but spewing hate & insults only contributes to the tragic division in our Nation.
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In fact, because of the ways climate change contributes to poor health, it makes action even more urgent.
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Climate change is a threat multiplier: It contributes to economic and political instability and also worsens the effects.
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"One of the common misperceptions is how much labor contributes to the cost of a vehicle," she said.
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The idea of each state fashioning its own narrative is an oxymoron that contributes to our political dysfunction.
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One thing we have no proof contributes to eye strain is blue light emitted by computers and phones.
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The results suggest that eating breakfast contributes to weight gain "simply by more calorie intake," according to Cicuttini.
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"By enabling social entrepreneurs to strengthen their business models, the Kering Foundation's backing contributes to achieving sustainable change."
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Protests will likely escalate as climate change contributes to growing disasters, like the fires now burning in Australia.
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Globally, 10 percent of people are chronically undernourished, and the wastefulness also contributes to climate change, scientists say.
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Lead is a dangerous neurotoxin that stunts childhood development, including IQ, and contributes to premature death in adults.
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What's more, the United States' higher tolerance of poverty undoubtedly contributes to higher rates of sickness and death.
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In the outer disk, this keeps hydrogen gas from being confined, which contributes to an S-shaped warping.
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The gendered history of both professions also contributes to a view of nurses as fundamentally subordinate to physicians.
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Democrats have seized on the report, arguing it contributes to an obstruction of justice case against the president.
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When menstrual hygiene is properly managed, it contributes to social and economic empowerment and growth, across the board.
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"If this visit contributes to Ukraine's implementation of commitments, then it can only be welcomed," he told journalists.
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Though it's likely not the sole cause, there's strong evidence indicating that landlord discrimination contributes to both problems.
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Costco wines have quite a fan base — just ask everyone who contributes to and follows Costco Wine Blog.
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The said it appeared the executive was able "to influence who works for or contributes" to the papers.
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If you're playing Infinite Golf on your iPhone and make an in-app purchase, that contributes to GDP.
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The bust also contributes to a sharp decline in residential investment, which in turn hits the country's banks.
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This legal disparity contributes to badly imbalanced power between workers, investors and management in our economy and politics.
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But there's a mountain of evidence that bad architecture contributes to a climate of cruelty, shame and alienation.
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He contributes to winning with the exact skill-set that's in demand by every coach in the league.
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She says these "whiplash winters" are another climate-change-influenced factor that contributes to more destructive fire seasons.
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Because if he really says he wants to create jobs and help people and grow this economy, we all know that by passing comprehensive immigration reform, not only does it keep those families together, it contributes to the GDP, it contributes to the economy — we have studies that show that.
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" In addition, Mark said, "this study contributes to the overwhelming evidence that mifepristone is actually a very safe medication.
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At some of the other firms, it's either a much smaller portion or contributes to a different growth aspiration.
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Vijaya Gadde: I think that there is content on Twitter and every platform that contributes to radicalization, no doubt.
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"We definitely hope that our research contributes to debunking this," lead author Myriam Bechtoldt told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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A lack of employment and housing protections throughout most of the country contributes to financial insecurity for these women.
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Perhaps the biggest change is that while every employee contributes to a pension fund, 2401(k) contributions are optional.
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If the coronavirus outbreak contributes to the market's next serious leg lower, he believes U.S. stocks will rebound quickly.
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Lack of protein contributes to children being underweight and short, and leaves them more open to disease and death.
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Google contributes to conservative political organizations and lobbies that are in support of regulatory efforts that benefit the company.
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"He added that he believes "illegal vacation rentals exacerbates the housing shortage and therefore contributes to the homeless crisis.
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An iPhone shipped from China to America contributes to the Chinese trade surplus, but also Apple shareholders' bank balances.
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They want tools that help them do their jobs better, and if AI contributes to that, all the better.
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Novartis (NVS) said a new study shows its chronic heart failure treatment contributes to a higher quality of life.
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Researchers at Emory University have shown that holding on to stress contributes to high blood pressure and heart disease.
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That in turn contributes to a life expectancy at birth of 58 years, the 12th-worst in the world.
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This all contributes to the overall atmosphere of despair that threatens to overtake the film before we meet Abby.
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Intensive farming on this scale contributes to greenhouse emissions by its very nature & places pressure on local water supplies.
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This contributes to our assessment of support since Agos should increasingly contribute to CACF group results in the future.
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I believe that this polarisation is one of the factors which contributes to continual political unrest in the Ukraine.
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The theory states that sodium bicarbonate basically blocks lactic acid, which is the compound that contributes to muscle soreness.
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Purpose of "economic anxiety" joke is to highlight vast center/right aversion to acknowledging widespread racism contributes to Trumpism.
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So how can we re-introduce stability and security into the workplace for everybody who contributes to the economy?
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A new "Kindle sleep mode" (presumably a software feature) also contributes to best-ever longevity for the Kindle line.
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The revolving door that contributes to so many regulatory woes in other industries could begin to turn on fintech.
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Colbert pressed Farrow, who also contributes to NBC, on why his network wasn't the one to break the story.
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"I love the aspect of doing something that's creative and it also contributes to a great cause," she says.
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The immediacy contributes to sending those questionable jokes and complaints, pressing send before we've thought through what we're saying.
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As it turns out, DHT is also toxic to hair follicles as men age and contributes to prostate growth.
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Yes, hotel rooms are useful places to house tourists for the night, and that contributes to the city's economy.
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"I indicated that in fact global warming is occurring, human activity contributes to it in some manner," he said.
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There is only one rational course of action, and this contributes to an acceleration in the wave of selling.
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This in part has led to a shortage of doctors, which contributes to longer wait times and higher prices.
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"Every burger on the menu is named after a drag queen who truly contributes to our community", says John.
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The ease with which new technology adopters can pick up and use an Apple device contributes to Apple's success.
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He began his career as a reporter for The New York Times, and now contributes to its opinion pages.
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The second feature that contributes to the weakness of the trend behavior is the placement of the uptrend line.
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According to the suit, she claims Netflix has a severe lack of diversity, which contributes to their discriminatory practices.
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Linking human health and ecosystem health is reversing the rainforest destruction that contributes to the acceleration of global warming.
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Trump administration officials on Thursday repeatedly refused to say whether the president believes human activity contributes to climate change.
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Concern over the optics of being away from work contributes to a large share of Americans' unused vacation days.
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An estimated 40 million Americans suffer from arthritis, and diet can help calm inflammation that contributes to arthritic pain.
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Every year, air pollution contributes to the deaths of around 600,000 children younger than 5 years old, UNICEF said.
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Part of what contributes to that procrastination is a fear that disclosure of information might disincentive children or grandchildren.
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The minimum wage contributes to that, making it harder for inexperienced workers to compete against more experienced job seekers.
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Their health plan actively contributes to getting all the different pieces working together to the benefit of the patient.
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Summer weather can be tricky in Serbia, which contributes to corn yields being less consistent from year to year.
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When the time is right, Germany's vision for a more secure and peaceful world positively contributes to global policymaking.
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By simply bunching together in the dark, each of us contributes to the event; each of us creates it.
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Misguided thinking from all sides contributes to social exclusion, so overcoming it will take innovative solutions from all sides.
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Even once you have a job, it's important to understand how your work contributes to the company's overall mission.
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Akerman's tendency to treat all her subjects the same, without judgment, similarly contributes to that sense of viewer empowerment.
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Workers also have little visibility into investigations, which contributes to the sense that the company's enforcement can be selective.
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Environmentalists say rolling back the emissions goals will increase pollution that contributes to climate change and public health issues.
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Another factor that sometimes lacks attention from policy-makers is mental illness, which in many cases contributes to disability.
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Is it possible that making abortion shameful, even evil, contributes to the psychological and physical harm the foundation cites?
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I firmly believe that the paucity of veterans in Congress contributes to the nation's deep political division and dysfunction.
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Far from giving it the neutrality that the company purports to seek, it contributes to and sustains illegal settlements.
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Twitter is submitting a metrics proposal about how its platform contributes to the overall health of the public conversation.
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Members of Kitfox Games It seems that having a diverse team contributes to having better representation in your work.
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His Soundsuits come in all shapes, sizes and textures, and the texture contributes to the sound the suits make.
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The boxy shape contributes to a disappointing helping of wind noise, but tire and engine noise are well-damped.
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Some groups claim that the influx of crowds for the Super Bowl contributes to an increase in sex trafficking.
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A recent global accord will curb hydrofluorocarbons, a chemical common in most air-conditioners that contributes to global warming.
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One reason for this, experts say, is because giving to others contributes to our sense of community and belonging.
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The restrictions have been in place out of concerns that burning more ethanol in hot weather contributes to smog.
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Lost or discarded fishing equipment contributes to plastic waste in the ocean and poses a threat to marine life.
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Gross gaming revenue totaled $38 billion in 2018, and the industry contributes to more than 80% of government revenues.
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Burning coal, oil or gas to produce electricity creates a lot of carbon dioxide, which contributes to climate change.
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But a reporter's necessary skepticism — which governs our work in every story — only contributes to the invasion of privacy.
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Ms. Olmstead is a writer who contributes to The American Conservative, The Week, The Washington Post and other publications.
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Gracy Olmstead is a writer who contributes to The American Conservative, The Week, The Washington Post and other publications.
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Truck traffic causes noise and air pollution, which experts have said contributes to asthma in children and older residents.
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And the income the newly jobless lose in those circumstances contributes to the freeze-up in the broader economy.
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Up front, the G80 now has a massive, crest-shaped grille that contributes to its striking, high-end look.
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But experts also believe that young athletes now face more stress, which contributes to mental illness, than ever before.
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The public contributes to the problem by not taking the time to express its opinions to politicians or vote.
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"I would not say that it contributes to a loss of confidence in the chief justice," Mr. Schiff said.
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Capturing methane keeps the air cleaner and reduces emissions of a powerful greenhouse gas that contributes to global warming.
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This approach further contributes to these public health crises spiraling out of control, as we now see with opioids.
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This contributes to unsafe and stressful environments that are potentially harmful for both the older adult and the caregiver.
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The restaurant's decor and lounge seating contributes to a casual atmosphere, a contrast to the elegant and sophisticated dishes.
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"As much as the youthfulness of Williamsburg contributes to its vibe, the people weren't really friendly," Ms. Greenspan said.
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It's now been normalized for these communities to be under constant surveillance, which contributes to the criminalization of people.
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More broadly, many people beyond the campaign believe the furor contributes to the perception that Clinton is not honest.
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When posting to TikTok, there are three key areas to pay attention to: • What contributes to your authority score
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There are also Americans who believe that the presence of illegal immigrants contributes to crime in the United States.
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Intensifying immigration enforcement contributes to fear and mistrust, leading many immigrants to avoid interactions with government programs and services.
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The hours we spend each day sitting on trains, buses and in our cars contributes to our collective misery.
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This strategy contributes to audience growth, and also gives hosts experience reading ads and makes them look more legitimate.
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That contributes to the planet&aposs rising temperatures, which further raises a pregnant mother&aposs risk of early labor.
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Training at high altitudes contributes to a running dominance that makes running at lower elevation child's play, Onywera says.
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Their presence improves biodiversity, restores ecological balance, enriches human culture, and contributes to revenue and jobs through lucrative tourism.
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This means that the federal government can, and should, bring charges against any company that contributes to sex trafficking.
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The ministry added that the agreement "contributes to improving relations and recovering the cultural homogeneity" between the two nations.
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"A stainless steel inventory overhang contributes to bearish (Chinese) onshore sentiment," Marex Spectron's Alastair Munro said in a note.
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Ice melt due to climate change contributes to sea-level rise, which leads to flooding in coastal areas worldwide.
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This walled-off approach contributes to the overarching problem of scattered, disconnected resources preventing warriors from receiving holistic support.
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The study wasn't designed to prove whether social media use directly contributes to body image problems or eating disorders.
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Japan, overall contributes to more than half of Sony's smartphone sales and more than 40 percent of the volumes.
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There is ample evidence that legitimate short selling contributes to efficient price formation, enhances liquidity and facilitates risk management.
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What if, by doing what no other president would dare, Trump unexpectedly contributes to the liberation of North Korea?
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Yet, he also dismisses the possibility that technology contributes to the cycle of anxiety in important and preventable ways.
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Xu points out that the density of the urban environments in these countries likely contributes to the masks' popularity.
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Inyoung Kang, a home screen editor based in London who often contributes to the briefings, wrote today's Back Story.
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Mr. Otieno contributes to Everyday Africa, a collective of photographers who share images aimed at undermining stereotypes and clichés.
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All the artists appear to share a spirit of experimentation that contributes to the allure of this hybrid space.
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Relisten's Saewitz acknowledged the role each group in the ecosystem contributes to make his and other sites and apps possible.
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It contributes to bonding because the right side of the brain also aids in deciphering and dissecting what we see.
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Particulate matter contributes to all sorts of lung and heart problems, from aggravated asthma to heart attacks and premature death.
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Second, neither scientists nor philosophers have a firm idea of how the body contributes to our essential sense of self.
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Heavy traffic is just one factor that contributes to its annual average of 172 micrograms per cubic meter of PM2.5.
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That misplaced focus isn't just annoying, it contributes to global inequality, because it emphasizes capturing value instead of creating it.
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"A lack of affordable housing directly contributes to the increased homelessness seen across the state," according to the budget document.
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It would be an invasive solution that also contributes to the notion that victims' accounts are unlikely to be believed.
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The bill's passage contributes to the larger ongoing debate between Democrats and Republicans over how to address foreign election interference.
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Embalming a body and applying eyeshadow seem to demand different skills, but the work contributes to the body's final presentation.
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Passing judgment values on different types of sex work contributes to stigma, violence and the classist upholding of the whorearchy.
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The battery and electric motors are situated at the bottom of the vehicle, which likely contributes to the sturdy feeling.
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Dehydration caused by air travel, drinking more alcohol than usual or simply not drinking enough water also contributes to constipation.
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The amount Brodkin contributes to her personal savings account fluctuates month to month, depending on how well business is going.
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By tacitly looking the other way, it encourages this behavior and contributes to a society more divided and more radicalized.
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Levie, who also occasionally contributes to TechCrunch, was a bit of a serial entrepreneur before he even got to college.
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This contributes to the lawlessness and violence that impel people to flee the region and go to the United States.
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The system "achieves a separation of image content from style," the researchers write (a disconnect that contributes to our anxiety).
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The amount that a store contributes to the bottom line "depends on the institution, but it is sizeable," says Tudor.
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If computers could process and dissect what contributes to human intuition, might they become the fortune-tellers of the future?
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In the long term, this contributes to the loss of glacier habitats, and the unique microbial biodiversity living on them.
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Norway contributes to the EU budget and accepts free movement of people in exchange for access to the single market.
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Well, it's tough to say exactly, but we can try to guess what contributes to that post-hot yoga euphoria.
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Keeping the property market steady contributes to overall stability of the financial markets, reducing systematic risks to banks, Wong noted.
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That only contributes to dollar strength, because those investors have to buy U.S. dollars to be able to buy bonds.
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Pruitt's own view, he said, is that human activity contributes to climate change, but measuring how much is "very challenging".
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Researchers at tech companies including Google and leading universities allege that the name contributes to an atmosphere unwelcoming to women.
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Protestors argue that the Olympics should be banned across the world because it contributes to poverty and harms the environment.
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The company's critics in New York and other major cities say the service contributes to high housing costs and overcrowding.
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And the inflow of direct investment contributes to innovation and a long-term rise in living standards and creates jobs.
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A higher concentration of carbon dioxide in our atmosphere would aid photosynthesis, which in turn contributes to increased plant growth.
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It becomes more difficult for people to acquire the skills they need to get jobs and contributes to growing inequality.
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Like other garbage, almost all of that CO22 is thrown away — into the atmosphere, where it contributes to climate change.
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In fact, the price of childhood vaccines may be too low for our own good because it contributes to shortages.
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This ultimately contributes to safer and stronger communities, and is exactly where the business community needs to address important issues.
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It seems unattainable for me, and I'm someone who is stringent with my spending and generously contributes to my savings.
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This does not reflect well on any of us and contributes to the distrust that some have for our profession.
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One glaring contradiction in the Cadillac tax is that the tax is levied on funds an employee contributes to himself.
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In addition, it appears as though sexism contributes to the misunderstanding as to the number and motivation behind female assailants.
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The RAM 1500's calling card has always been its four-wheel independent suspension, which contributes to a smooth ride.
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Methane is a climate warming gas many times more potent than carbon dioxide that also contributes to background ozone pollution.
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And the latter contributes to the escalating refugee crisis, thanks to Iran's unwavering support for Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad.
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All are held together by sewing-machine stitching that creates swirls of energy and contributes to a marvelous random intricacy.
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"Another huge influence that contributes to Antarctic ice shelf melting, and therefore ice shelf thinning, is subsurface melting," she said.
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And, each day, this activity on Twitter contributes to meaningful, ongoing political debate across societies and across the political spectrum.
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Population concentration in larger cities, such as Tokyo and Osaka, contributes to the shortage problem in urban areas, Nishioka said.
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Air pollution contributes to the early deaths of tens of thousands of people every year in London and across Britain.
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This legislation ensures that we do not recklessly overexpose juveniles to the criminal justice system, which often contributes to recidivism.
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The demonization of officers in media coverage of police shootings contributes to the feeling of being under attack, Canterbury said.
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On an exam, Asher is to pick a work of literature and explain how its ending contributes to its meaning.
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In contrast with the virtual "communities" we have built online, analog actually contributes to the real places where we live.
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Behavior contributes to nearly half of cancer deaths in the United States, and up to 40 percent of all deaths.
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"One of the things that really contributes to long-term stability is building community," she said in a phone interview.
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The chain buys coffee directly from Colombian farmers and contributes to a fund to help growers weathering low international prices.
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Sometimes I'm online for a while or I'm talking to somebody — and all of that contributes to my creative process.
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This enables faster uptake of newer, cleaner technologies and contributes to more rapid reduction of CO2 emissions from urban mobility.
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The monopolization of the "crime zone" by the United States contributes to modern Vietnam's obliteration of the communists' own wrongdoings.
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Using mental illnesses like descriptive adjectives and not serious disorders is trivializing, and contributes to the stigmatization of those afflicted.
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Maybe this diagram will help: In this situation, the force from the back tires (Fb) also contributes to the torque.
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Eating meat from animals necessitates violence against animals and contributes to the desensitization of the people who slaughter the animals.
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The Washington Post reported Monday that the video's creator is TheGeekzTeam, which often contributes to MemeWorld, owned by Carpe Donktum.
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That investment improves residents' health, makes our cities more sustainable and contributes to the overall economic vitality of a community.
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In a place where children already fall behind, this contributes to a cycle of poverty that is difficult to break.
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Swimming in mediated violence day after day, however, does distort the perception of vulnerable minds and contributes to aggressive attitudes.
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But beef, far more than pork or chicken, contributes to environmental harm, in part because it requires much more land.
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Her hair tells a story and every hairstyle we've done contributes to her story and becomes a part of her.
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Every relationship is always either getting stronger or weaker, and to do nothing contributes to the weakening of the relationship.
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While glutamates are the MVP of umami, there is another group of chemicals called inosinates that contributes to the cause.
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It would be a fine thing to support a reputable organization that contributes to the welfare of the elephant population.
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Brendan Emmett Quigley, who contributes to The New York Times Crossword, has a successful indie website for his offbeat puzzles.
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There are many studies that find that the fear or catastrophizing of pain contributes to a greater feeling of pain.
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Heavy tobacco use — yes, Okies are smoky — contributes to one of the highest rates of premature death in the nation.
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I also aim to keep my balance far below my credit limit, which contributes to a good credit utilization ratio.
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Now there's a burgeoning field called "attribution science," allowing scientists to increasingly identify how climate change contributes to certain disasters.
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This discrepancy translates to billions of dollars and contributes to a widening of the racial wealth divide year after year.
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Making blanket declarations that anyone who commits a mass shooting must have a mental illness only contributes to this stigma.
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Not surprisingly, all this contributes to feelings of isolation, low confidence and depression, creating further barriers to girls' well-being.
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From afar, the cascade contributes to the musician's rakish superstar aura, but Mr. Perry considers it a wearable time capsule.
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Practicing partisan politics — sharing ideas remotely — contributes to the idea that the main thing is maintaining the purity of ideas.
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Tressie McMillan Cottom, a sociology professor, writes about how that contributes to people excusing violence against black women and girls.
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It's celibacy and the secretive, rigid, ancient all-male hierarchy that contributes to the cover-up and, therefore, more abuse.
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In turn, this contributes to low interest rates, which in the past decade or so have changed the financial world.
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But releasing new AIs that are misaligned with ethical values inevitably contributes to changing the norms in the AI community.
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Still others have questioned the practice of doxxing under any circumstance, on the grounds that it contributes to mob mentality.
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It added that trade between China and the United States currently contributes to about 15 percent of its cargo volumes.
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One of the things that contributes to ease of corset-wearing is how pliable the muscles in your core are.
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Cersei contributes to Robert's death by instructing her cousin Lancel Lannister to ply Robert with wine during a boar hunt.
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According to Clay, the misunderstanding of how sex trafficking differs from sex work contributes to the stigma against sex workers.
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Focusing on them leads to biased assessment of risk, which, in turn, contributes to a biased assessment of smartphones' utility.
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"Criminal activity literally is a destroyer of nation-states, because it contributes to drug trafficking, arms smuggling; it contributes to human trafficking; it becomes the facilitator of activities that create substates — in some cases, deep states — within states," he said, referring to criminal networks that, in some countries, are more powerful than the government.
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