Obviously, Ellie and Pete's journey correlates to Anders and Beth's.
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Creator churn tightly correlates to creator income on the platform.
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To me that directly correlates to what black metal is.
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Turns out, being a GoT fan correlates to a busier romantic life.
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The intensity of the error correlates to the strength of the signal.
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"The rise in bitcoin price correlates to the ongoing outbreak," Djie said.
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Every inch of snow, meanwhile, correlates to nine hundred and thirty potholes.
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How we treat our bodies directly correlates to how we treat our souls.
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But this specific experience exists, it's real, and it correlates to our society.
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This correlates to a greater volume of food production and better quality food.
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The prompt crude spread, often correlates to the supply-demand balance in Cushing.
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That measure closely correlates to the unemployment rate in the Labor Departments employment report.
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The design often correlates to the shops surrounding a particular section of the work.
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This measure closely correlates to the unemployment rate in the Labor Department's employment report.
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In silk circles, thickness correlates to softness, and 22 is apparently an ideal number.
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And experience dictates that domestic violence correlates to violent societies — indeed, violence begets violence.
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Likewise, the address listed on the Boston antifa Facebook page correlates to a Harvard staffer.
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"The only thing the U.S. market correlates to is the direction of earnings," he noted.
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Québec's provision of these subsidies correlates to the idling of smelters across the United States.
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Violence against refugees in Germany correlates to increased Facebook use, according to a new study.
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Poor oral health correlates to hampered academic success, impaired speech, lower self-esteem and chronic illnesses.
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Unfortunately, we find that our lack of beauty organization often correlates to how late we are.
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De Leon believes the data supports one conclusion: that inequality correlates to rates of union membership.
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That correlates to Digiconomist's figure, Vranken said, but only at the upper range of his estimate.
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Oftentimes the price in SkyMiles correlates to the cash price of a flight, though not always.
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The immense psychological issue that correlates to vaping is much too extraordinary to be resolved under suspension.
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That correlates to exchanging contact info, like here's my phone number or my social handle or something.
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If belonging to group A highly correlates to behavior B, the model can mix up the two.
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This correlates to a stronger bite force than extant otters, even accounting for the differences in size.
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"I'm sure it correlates to the fact that the market in L.A. has gone up," he said.
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That reflects sales, excluding autos, building materials, gasoline and food, and closely correlates to consumption in GDP.
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After analyzing the performance data, the team found investor positioning in stocks inversely correlates to future returns.
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Further, there's evidence that expanding Medicaid actually correlates to higher rates of people with disabilities in the workforce.
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The ESG model operates in an equation that corporate shareholders can understand — one that directly correlates to profitability.
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In one, the player conjures some fish, depleting a bar that apparently correlates to Jesus&apos holy abilities.
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I think it's compounded by the fact that engagement correlates to short-term happiness, unclear what's happening long-term.
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The control figure correlates to consumption in GDP and excludes things like automobiles, gasoline, building materials and food services.
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This correlates to intensifying coverage of the presidential campaign, the candidates and their positions on a range of issues.
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"iFunny caters to a young and online demographic, which correlates to many white supremacist accelerationist groups," said Fisher-Birch.
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"The tepid policy change shows that leadership still does not understand how closely discrimination correlates to harassment," wrote Gupta.
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Wermund suggests that the rating structure used by U.S. News, which for better or worse is the gold standard for college rankings, incentivizes schools to engage in policies that favor higher-income students, such as emphasizing the importance of standardized tests (which correlates to affluence) and alumni giving (which really correlates to affluence).
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Assuming animal size correlates to animal class, the points for dogs and cats will wind up kind of grouped together.
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Talk to them about the dangers of mindless scrolling, and how passively consuming information correlates to higher levels of depression.
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"Total exposure best correlates to CTE pathology, and that includes every hit to the head, not just concussions," he says.
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Indeed, it found that a 1% increase in the number of business travellers correlates to a 0.05% increase in exports.
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The fact that four years of Pagliano's emails are missing correlates to the 31,830 deleted emails from Clinton's private server.
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The report also says union membership correlates to higher incomes for members of a bargaining unit—and for everyone else.
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China's real estate market directly impacts over 40 industries and highly correlates to domestic demand from steel to washing machines.
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Because bird skulls fit tightly around their brains, the shape of the skull correlates to the structures of the brain.
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And this dehumanization—the belief that a group of people are less than human—correlates to drivers' self-reported aggressive behavior.
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Hunger in children correlates to poor educational outcomes, and places them at a permanent disadvantage in terms of achieving social mobility.
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The diamond reference made here correlates to the popular diamond symbol for Jay Z's companies Roc-a-fella Records and Roc Nation.
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A 2016 report from the Economic Policy Institute stated that the decline of unions correlates to lower pay for private sector workers.
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While the firm isn't yet able to provide tvOS download estimates, the bump in downloads likely correlates to the Apple TV debut.
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Geckolepis megalepis is especially difficult to study due to its scale size, which is unprecedented in geckos and correlates to speedier removal.
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They tell you how much energy is going into the pan (which roughly correlates to how much is going into the food).
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That measure, which closely correlates to the unemployment rate in the Labor Department's employment report, suggests that labor market slack continues to shrink.
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For example, he cites New York City, where society is focused on financial earnings, status correlates to how much a teacher is earning.
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If research on mice correlates to human beings, the effects of inhaling, handling or swallowing the bacteria may last up to three weeks.
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"The ongoing upward trajectory of the price of bitcoin correlates to the spread of the coronavirus," Green said in a note on Monday.
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It was the second straight monthly decline in this measure, which closely correlates to the unemployment rate in the Labor Department's employment report.
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That measure closely correlates to the unemployment rate in the Labor Department's employment report and is consistent with rapidly diminishing labor market slack.
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My design approach has always spoken to an audience of strong and empowered women, which directly correlates to that of the 6th & Lane woman.
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He led a study of how workplace wellness correlates to public company stock performance, and while correlation is not causation, the results were encouraging.
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If you look at the rise of the rave scene, it is very easy to see that it correlates to the rise of ecstasy.
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Basically, the intensity of your bug bite correlates to how allergic you are to the saliva, says Heather Rogers, MD, a dermatologist in Seattle.
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It correlates to the shifting interests of luxury real-estate buyers and travelers worldwide — they want an experience that's hard to obtain for others.
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The report analyzed recent elections to measure "responsiveness," or how the votes a political party receives correlates to how many seats it picks up.
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This measure closely correlates to the unemployment rate in the Labor Department's employment report and is consistent with continued reduction in labor market slack.
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JK I have no idea how this game correlates to the real world, but look at this cute little guy enjoying Car Seat Headrest.
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This measure closely correlates to the unemployment rate in the Labor Department's employment report and is consistent with further absorption of labor market slack.
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Achieving higher levels of education correlates to feeling more secure about the world, and this, in turn, seems to protect against a conspiratorial mindset.
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That measure closely correlates to the unemployment rate in the Labor Department's employment report and is consistent with continued shrinking of labor market slack.
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I would like to think that I'm a nice person, but I don't think me being a black belt in jiu jitsu correlates to that.
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That amount of hair correlates to two months of growth, said Jackson, providing a look at the levels of cortisol over that period of time.
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That measure, which closely correlates to the unemployment rate in the Labor Department's employment report, still remains consistent with more absorption of labor market slack.
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If we know what variables are being used, we can protest, say, using address or ZIP code as a variable since address correlates to race.
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My ex had me as his background and he was a piece of shit, so I don't think it necessarily correlates to a good relationship.
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It's a kind of computing that actually better correlates to nature and allows scientists to work on problems at both an exponential and molecular level.
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A study released by the National Bureau for Economic Research also documents an increase in opioid overdoses that correlates to increases in local unemployment rates.
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Loneliness is a public health crisis that makes people more likely to suffer from disease and mental illness, and it correlates to a shorter lifespan.
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This proposal asks for something very basic: Pay all employees a salary that correlates to the cost of living in the cities where they work.
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Implying that past safety correlates to future safety is like a new driver saying he won't wreck the car because he hasn't wrecked one yet.
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Warm weather inversely correlates to our finances, where iced coffee is concerned: As temperatures rise, our cash funds decline on cup after cup of the stuff.
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With her work, constraint correlates to the rules and expectations set by societal, institutional, and systemic structures, as well as the anxieties that result from them.
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But the fact remains that the more you think about Zootopia's main metaphor, the more it falls apart on a level that correlates to our reality.
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While drunkenness directly correlates to alcohol in the bloodstream, cannabis impairment takes place only when THC makes its way into the fatty tissue of the brain.
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Fly rods and reels are defined by the weight of the line they cast, which effectively correlates to the size of fish they're designed to target.
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Seniority correlates to pay, and in a layoff situation what looks like systematic ageism can be the result of straightforward if chillingly ruthless cost-benefit analysis.
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Cook's commentary correlates to how the broader U.S. economy is holding up, said Phil Blancato, chief executive officer of Ladenburg Thalmann Asset Management in New York.
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Meanwhile a one percentage point rise in U.K. economic activity relative to the rest of the world correlates to a 10% outperformance for U.K. domestic stocks.
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Every 183 part per 218,2100 that the ratio changes correlates to an about 2000- to 5-degree [C, or 8.1 to 9 degrees F] change in temperature.
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One exec from a large agency said some brands find Google search ads "quaint" and want their budgets moved to Amazon because it directly correlates to sales.
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Folklore tells us that the full moon correlates to more emergency room visits, poorer mental health, a change in menstrual cycle, and sleep deprivation, among other phenomenon.
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It could also be that having sex more often correlates to a more active life overall, which has been connected to better brain function in previous research.
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This measure, which closely correlates to the unemployment rate in the Labor Department' employment report, is pointing to further declines in the jobless rate and labor market slack.
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Enter a latest possible wakeup time, and this alarm clock will find the closest time within the 30 previous minutes that correlates to the end of a cycle.
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For each home run hit this year by a major league team, that correlates to an extra 403 fans per game — or about 3,000 total fans this season.
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UW's system attaches the camera's output directly to the output of the antenna, so the brightness of a pixel directly correlates to the length of the signal reflected.
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This measure, which closely correlates to the unemployment rate in the Labor Department's employment report, is pointing to further declines in the jobless rate and labor market slack.
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That shadow is then translated into an acoustic signal that correlates to the high-pitched whine of a mosquito, say, or the low-pitched hum of a bumblebee.
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Researchers at Stanford University note that productivity suffers as the number of hours worked increase, which correlates to a number of spillover effects like sleep deprivation and higher stress.
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This measure, which closely correlates to the unemployment rate in the Labor Department's employment report, suggests that the jobless rate and labor market slack could decline further this year.
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On a day-to-day basis, your level of happiness largely correlates to how many interactions you've had — especially with strong ties, though weak ties also play a role.
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In Malcolm Gladwell's "The Tipping Point," Mr. Gladwell stresses that human behavior correlates to certain types of environment, which could explain why Germany's reimprisonment rate is only 023 percent.
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The jump in detentions correlates to the expansion of priorities under the Trump administration, said Tracey Valerio, the former budget director at ICE and current senior counsel at Frontier Solutions.
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I always recommend The Ordinary's Glycolic Acid toner, and the Glossier Solution as well, both of which will help in balancing your pH levels, which correlates to better skin tone.
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"I think your ability to separate sex and emotion correlates to how you feel about sex, how you think about sex, and how much sexual experience you have," Thomas says.
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Each unique sound produced correlates to a specific operation, allowing an attacker to extract encryption keys, passwords, and even what you're typing from your computer, using only your phone's mic.
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The bank expects oil demand to grow more slowly than previously anticipated, which correlates to J.P. Morgan's downward revisions to economic growth in Europe, Latin America and the Middle East.
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Sociologists Jaclyn Wong of the University of Chicago and Andrew Penner of the University of California at Irvine gathered data from past studies to prove how attractiveness correlates to income.
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And we can't possibly know how sexual orientation or gender identity combines with other identities (such as race) and whether that correlates to differences in employment, housing or geographic location.
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The instant takeaway is usually that more ads correlates to more business, but the risk when increasing the number of ads on a platform is that they become less valuable.
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The value of the gift card you receive from Google correlates to how much you spend on the phone you buy, though it won't reflect how much you pay in taxes.
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This isn't just basic human rights: it correlates to reduced family sizes, which means we're less likely to strain the planet to breaking point with 10 billion human beings by 2100.
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Besides guiding consumers, he said, HowGood gives brands and groceries a far clearer understanding of how sustainable their products really are, compared to the industry, and how that correlates to sales.
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We've seen that access to information on which financial products provide lifetime income, balance a portfolio and offer principal protection from market volatility, like fixed indexed annuities, correlates to retirement readiness.
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The Grolier Club is exploring the overlooked art of American security engraving, in which the strength of an artwork correlates to the security of the banknote or bond it's printed on.
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By studying the relationship between venture capital and IPOs of the past five years, we can get an idea of whether raising more capital in the best companies correlates to better outcomes.
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WATCH: Breaking Down Why William and Kate Made an Official Visit to Pakistan "Actually what happens here in Pakistan directly correlates to what happens on the streets of the U.K.," he added.
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"The tepid policy change shows that leadership still does not understand how closely discrimination correlates to harassment," Tanuja Gupta, a Google employee and one of the walkout organizers, told Gizmodo in an email.
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"It correlates to GDP pretty well, and I did notice within the data that there was a big inventory build within the fourth quarter," said LaVorgna, the firm's chief economist for the Americas.
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Researchers have found that a spike in rodent populations correlates to a spike in Lyme disease infections in humans the following year, which is why the tick population is causing so much concern.
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The paradox is that North Carolina wants to force people to use the bathroom that correlates to their assumed gender at birth, while the sports police essentially want to exclude them from same.
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Other studies by the study's lead researcher Eric Kim have found that a higher sense of purpose also correlates to a reduced risks of disability, stroke, heart disease, sleep issues and other health problems.
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In addition, study subjects' newly found desire to be closer together physically (in romantic, familial and platonic ways) directly correlates to brain studies that show that the neurotransmitter oxytocin is released when listening to music.
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Be smart: There is no way to tell if the decline in cigarette use correlates to the increase in e-cigarette use, even when tobacco companies tout vapes are an alternative to smoking, The Verge reports.
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They're trying to move to threat hunting — looking at how something happening on one part of the network correlates to what's happening to on another part of the network — which requires a lot of data analysis.
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Microsoft announced a major update to its Dynamics 365 product line today, which correlates to the growing amount of data in the enterprise and how to collect and understand that data to produce better customer experiences.
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Your ability to master throwing up walls, ramps, and bounce pads directly correlates to your survival potential, and this is the thing that has made Fortnite so intriguing in the now-crowded market of battle royale games.
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The idea is to be able to track not just where applicant and referral traffic comes from, but how this correlates to the quality of an applicant and whether or not it leads to an eventual hire.
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On the July 19 episode of the podcast, Vox's Sarah Kliff, Matt Yglesias, and Ezra Klein talk about a paper — aptly titled "High Achievers" — out of the Netherlands that found marijuana use correlates to worse academic performance.
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While it's well-known that exercise correlates to longer lifespans, improved mood, and other health benefits, the impact of all these factors on your wallet aren't as immediately obvious, but staying fit can help you stay solvent.
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The duration of these microlensing events correlates to the mass of the object, with lensing of Earths and super-Earths lasting for only a few hours, Jupiter-mass worlds lasting one to two days, and stars lasting several days.
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Customers would someday be able to select their food through an app, or the BeeHex printers could make food that correlates to their health needs, taking into consideration data transmitted from internet connected medical devices or fitness-related wearables.
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A September report from Harvard's Joint Center for Housing Studies shows that the loss of nearly 2628 million low-cost rental units in the United States between 28500-6900 correlates to rising housing cost burdens for low-income households.
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As for wealth, it has been shown to improve people's life satisfaction only to a certain point: For example, a 2010 study found that wealth correlates to increased happiness, but that trend stops when people make $75,000 a year.
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"Right now we can sample the blood, but we don't know how that correlates to levels in the meat at all," Shanna Ivey, professor of animal science at New Mexico State University, who is working with the USDA, told BuzzFeed News.
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If you're a state that has strict gun laws on the books, it's an indication that the gun lobby or gun rights people in that state are not as strong, which also correlates to less gun ownership to begin with.
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This perfume launch in a way correlates to your career: It's a mysterious, darker version of a perfume, and you've made a name for yourself in the thriller genre — was this what interested you in being the face of the campaign?
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But it does signal a new willingness by the company to listen to those directly affected by Airbnb's rapid spread in dense urban centers, especially as critics claim that Airbnb's rise directly correlates to the declining availability of affordable housing.
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Into this language lapse comes Allie Rowbottom's "Jell-O Girls," a memoir that traces the lives of three generations of women — inheritors to the Jell-O fortune, along with a variety of illnesses the author correlates to repression and trauma.
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Their goal was to establish a much more precise timeline that pinpointed when, in the limestone record, a sudden spike in space dust appears, and if it correlates to the emergence of more numerous and complex forms of marine life.
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Photo credit: ShutterstockCenturies-old theories surrounding human height as it correlates to evolution have stated two things: those closer to the equator were more linear and longer, while people who lived closer to the poles were wider and shorter, but generally bigger.
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By the numbers, earning power clearly correlates to education; a good education offers a better chance of a job with higher pay and all the benefits that job security can bring - better health, better housing, and a more prosperous future for one's family.
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Some are complicated and some are simple, so they're looking at the mating strategy and the habits of these different species and trying figure out what's happening in some species that's not happening in others, and how that correlates to the anatomy.
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He has theorized that "group size" of both humans and nonhuman primates — the number of people (or, say, chimpanzees) one can maintain social cohesion with — correlates to "relative neocortical volume," or the ratio of the neocortex to the rest of the brain.
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California requires evidence of a mental defect that correlates to the specifics of the situation, such as a will or contract; Massachusetts does not have that requirement but does look to expert opinion and would evaluate a person's ability to manage affairs effectively, lawyers said.
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Future U.S. House studies should also present disaggregated staff data by individual member offices and committee offices so that the public can see how staff diversity correlates to the diversity of the population in each member's district and in the nation as a whole.
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Warren's slide closely correlates to the October 15 presidential debate in which she was pilloried by, among others, South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg and Biden for her support of "Medicare for All" and her lack of specifics about how she would pay for it.
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It's possible Trump is thinking of the $5.6 million figure Clinton's campaign paid Perkins Coie from June 2015 to December 2016 plus the $3.6 million the DNC paid the law firm during the same time period -- a period that roughly correlates to the dossier's creation.
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The Long Island City headquarter appears to be on Vernon Boulevard between 45th Avenue and 45th Rd.; the Arlington headquarters looks to be on Jefferson Davis Highway near South Hayes Street; and the Nashville center correlates to the intersection of Church Street and 10th Ave. North.
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The technology and history behind why that weird URL exists gets a little complicated (read about it in detail here), but the short version is that a browser can recognize that this ugly string of numbers correlates to specific emoji domain even if it can't render the emoji.
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So, as usual, I like to know more about why colors resonate and what is speaking to what universe, and so, I did a little research on Google and I found that the color yellow correlates to the third chakra in the body, which is the solar plexis.
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The law is similar to HB2, North Carolina's infamous piece of legislation, which forced trans people to use the restroom that correlates to the gender marker on their birth certificate (and is expected to be repealed very soon because of its immense cost, both financial and reputational, to the state).
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Generally speaking, the way Western law enforcement agencies treat supporters of ISIS -- whether they are female or male, have attempted to join or failed to join, have remained with the group or left of their own accord -- correlates to their individual stories and not their skin color, as is being claimed.
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A particular look can establish a performer as emblematic of an entire subculture, like the Ramones' personification of punk with their ripped denim and leather jackets; it can jumpstart new styles of dress, like early b-boy and hip-hop artists with streetwear; it can draw attention to a rising star by implying that a unique look correlates to the kind of music they make.
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Other forums similarly include discussions about this fantasy, like Experience Project ("I've known since a little girl I was meant to be cooked up"), Psych Forums ("I have this theory that the favorite part of a chicken correlates to your favorite part of the body") and Forum Jar ("If anyone wants to be eaten in a special way let me know and I well [sic] do it").
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The choice to hold the film's Tomatometer score is a savvy one, from Rotten Tomatoes' perspective, as advertising for See It / Skip It. The site has long billed itself as merely a review aggregator, a kind of landing spot that gathers the critical opinions of thousands of "Tomatometer-approved critics" around the world, then assigns a score that correlates to the percentage of positive reviews.
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It requires almost no explanation, but my colleagues offered the following descriptions:"an iv drip of election drugs""they figured out how to shoot election heroin straight into our veins""evilly brilliant""an online widget [that] directly correlates to my blood pressure""a meaningless representation of nothing""the most stressful thing I've ever looked at online and I've seen a lot of stressful shit"It's not exactly clear where this particular percentage is coming from, or even if it is accurate; after all, just yesterday the Times' own election blog, The Upshot, gave Hillary Clinton an 103 percent chance of winning.
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