So if you're really desirable, you have a better chance of ending up with another really desirable person.
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Because the rapture is ultimately desirable — it marks the return of Jesus Christ — anything that hastens it is desirable too.
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Millennials, now the most dominant global consumer class, are increasingly opting to spend their money on desirable experiences over desirable objects.
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As something discoverable and elusive, authenticity was desirable, and desirable meant marketable, especially in a society as relentlessly commercial as ours.
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Rarely is the gulf between what is desirable on the red carpet and what is desirable on the runway as starkly clear.
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"Our culture tells girls growing up that they should be desirable, but not desirable on their own terms," said feminist educator Shira Tarrant.
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Over half would opt to stay in a less desirable job with higher pay than move to a more desirable job with lower pay.
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The reference is to a bell curve of likely outcomes, with the least desirable on the left tail and the most desirable on the right.
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"Boys may find it desirable to be larger as this reflects strength and dominance, traits that are likely to be desirable during childhood," Sutaria said.
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Green was the most desired group to refinance; blue the second most desirable group; yellow the third most desirable group; and finally red areas that were basically excluded.
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The story starts with the residents of Oak Knoll, "a desirable neighborhood in the middle of a desirable North Carolina city," and the bold choice of first-person plural.
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When a desirable brainwave pattern appears, the neurofeedback machine sends a pleasant tone (positive feedback) into the patient's ears, which hopefully causes the brain to prolong that desirable brainwave pattern.
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He made documents – the currency of the company – desirable.
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" The Scientist "Historically, the bay has always very desirable.
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This speech wasn't simply desirable -- it was downright necessary.
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Plus ... he's a Brit, so he'll be geographically desirable.
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All in all, Obsidian Cliff demonstrates that not only can a desirable resource make its way all across the country but it can, in fact become a desirable resource, even in fiction.
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It was a desirable neighborhood, long before every house in the city became desirable, attracting multiple bids and pricing out of the market couples like my salesman father and stay-at-home mother.
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The cause of this desirable phenomenon is not yet clear.
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There can be little argument that better training is desirable.
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London, after all, remains a desirable and wealthy global city.
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Its luxury saloons remain desirable and returns have been decent.
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These exclusive apparatus are desirable, which is why they exist.
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Even if it were feasible, it would not be desirable.
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It cannot be desirable for California to recycle absolutely everything.
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Making dark skin sexy and desirable, and that being alright.
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The Black sounds that became popular were becoming more desirable.
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While some inflammation is desirable, too much can delay recovery.
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Even for women not seen as desirable, that can work.
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A flexible visa regime brings in immigrants with desirable skills.
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You have the chance to become highly desirable in contrast.
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The leaders are staying ahead much longer than is desirable.
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My existence is not about how desirable you find me.
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Previous experience as a journalist is desirable but not essential.
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But Zach and I don't think that's at all desirable.
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A seat on the court comes with some desirable benefits.
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I'm no longer a viable or desirable member of society.
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That alone made her a desirable commodity among Hollywood actors.
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A shortcut to reliable psychiatric diagnoses would therefore be desirable.
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Still, sometimes sharing some personal or internal data is desirable.
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He identified an audience demographic and served them desirable content.
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He hopes, too, to refine the identification of desirable phenotypes.
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You may say that it is a generally desirable policy
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We are simply not allowed to age and remain desirable.
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It lacks real substance and is engineered to be desirable.
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That she is too skinny and frail to be desirable.
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It doesn't mean you're better at sex, or more desirable.
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If so, weight is a consideration — and wheels are desirable.
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For extreme collectors, rarity only makes a cycad more desirable.
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There is nothing admirable, positive or socially desirable about it.
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An effective peace process is possible and desirable in Afghanistan.
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Overturning all that is desirable, but it's also politically difficult.
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J: Height is architecturally desirable as an expression of wealth.
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When I'm thin, I'll be desirable and therefore "girlfriend material".
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In Gauguin's colonial imagination, Polynesian women were beautiful, desirable, subservient.
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His company has made electric cars seem cool and desirable.
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Autonomy, Sheikh Hamad learned, could be both feasible and desirable.
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But that's exactly why pooling resources into surveillance is desirable.
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Similar homes in desirable hillside neighborhoods start at about $28771,20332.
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Oh, and the truly desirable ones must entertain discriminating drivers.
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The widowed were more desirable than the divorced, said some.
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In short, cryptocurrencies have all the desirable attributes of money.
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"Further observations are clearly very desirable," reads the MPC circular.
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But this change is likely to have two desirable effects.
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It is a far more demanding and less desirable partner.
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Contention arose about whether an actual round table was desirable.
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This is so awesome for feeling desirable, attractive, and confident.
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"Our lingerie might be special, and beautiful, and even expensive, but while it may have made you feel desirable, the lingerie itself is not the desirable thing in the recipe here—it's you," she writes.
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They were then quizzed on how suitable they thought these people would be for less desirable jobs (like warehouse work, housekeeping, and customer service) compared to more desirable jobs (like management roles and prestigious internships).
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""For some reason having food allergies is now a desirable trait.
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But as logical and desirable as the idea sounds, it's unrealistic.
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Why does anyone think this is a good and desirable thing?
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Some of these pockets are also known for desirable charter schools.
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What is desirable is innovation, deregulation, more competition and greater openness.
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Anything can be made beautiful and should be made desirable, obviously.
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To some women, such restrictions only made the pantsuit more desirable.
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China's tech titans may regard it as a desirable asset, too.
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Now, for spring '18, it's back and more desirable than ever.
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Creating desirable jobs is one way to address the brain drain.
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More jobs that are more desirable can remain in North America.
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Or indulging in what seems to be a desirable summer romance?
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Back in the 1960s, Red Hook wasn't the most desirable neighborhood.
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People aged 18-22 are a desirable demographic for most products.
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Selective breeding of a desirable trait could easily take a decade.
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We're desirable; trans porn is the fastest-growing category of porn.
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But that is not the same as saying they are desirable.
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These steps will make our phones exponentially less desirable to criminals.
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Have you, deep down, created the most desirable man on earth?
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The NES Classic is immediately adorable, easily affordable, and obviously desirable.
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I had dyed my hair blonde and, suddenly, I was desirable.
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Tesla has pretty well proven electric cars can be highly desirable.
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First, as an exceptionally desirable destination, it can recruit exceptional immigrants.
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The transparency rule sounds reasonable, if not desirable, at first pass.
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The worse the President looks, the more desirable his understudy seems.
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For that reason, it became a highly desirable color, she said.
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Everyone recognizes that protecting freedom of speech is good and desirable.
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"This is still the most desirable neighborhood in Tampa," he said.
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This is certainly the most desirable outcome, but is it realistic?
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None of this even considers whether retirement is truly desirable anyway.
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Liberal capitalism might be desirable, but it is not necessarily democratic.
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For the side that's in the field, that's a desirable result.
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Having a six-pack was a thing I'd heard was desirable.
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Thus, Damore's list of desirable qualities includes a drive for status.
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With Midtown Manhattan booming, the Prince George is a desirable address.
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The most desirable employers are overwhelmed by interest from job seekers.
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Step No. 2 would be to make voting desirable and easy.
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I stopped caring about being perfect or the most desirable woman.
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And now it turns out that the opposite is what's desirable.
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Music fans might see the first problem as a desirable one.
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You don't have to actually ask yourself what's good, what's desirable.
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They sell you a desirable, high-performing vehicle that you own.
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Cooking with wood that burns at a lower temperature is desirable.
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But Twilio is confident its newest feature is a desirable one.
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As if the tightness of virginity is somehow desirable to women.
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Fizzy wine wasn't desirable, and removing the fizz was a problem.
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You have to be desirable from the male point of view.
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But running big deficits is no longer harmless, let alone desirable.
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Facebook's status as one of the most desirable employers is waning.
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Today, Silicon Valley has branded workaholism as a desirable lifestyle choice.
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Why is Netflix's audience so desirable to different companies and brands?
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These products have got to be fun and engaging and desirable.
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And those with the most desirable apartments don't need to be.
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It is what makes players' leaving not only desirable but necessary.
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Millennials aren't as materialistic as previous generations: an Eventbrite study conducted by Harris Poll in 103 found that 78% of them would prefer to spend money on a desirable experience or event over a desirable object.
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Even better, the connection was strong in both the real-life data and simulations, which gives some weight to "associative sorting," a relationship theory that states desirable people will be able to find their most-desirable mates.
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According to a 2014 Eventbrite poll, 78 percent of millennials would choose to spend money on a desirable event over a desirable purchase and 55 percent said that they're spending more on experiences than they ever have.
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A report published last year by Eventbrite, a ticketing platform for live experiences, found that more than three in four American millennials would rather spend money on a desirable experience or event than buy a desirable object.
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Android's openness is what makes it unique and, in some cases, desirable.
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Heat plus the added noise makes the base Blade 15 less desirable.
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Both updates are intended to make Pinterest more desirable for online shoppers.
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She might not be ideal but the rest are less than desirable.
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In less than desirable circumstances, passwords are reset following a data breach.
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And the results seem to be less than desirable for some doctors.
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Of course, that's assuming it's a desirable product that people will buy.
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The indirect effects are also desirable from Syrian and Russian government perspectives.
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So he shot three "desirable" women to death, and then killed himself.
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But it has also led to competition for desirable jobs and housing.
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If a student could pay full tuition, he was immediately more desirable.
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In turn, it's become a highly desirable technical skill for job candidates.
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Behringer is known for delivering highly desirable gear at a budget price.
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Therefore, one desirable reform would be the clarification of Saudi production intentions.
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In ancient cultures, the unibrow was considered a desirable and attractive trait.
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A postgraduate education makes men more desirable, while reducing desirability for women.
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Those desirable properties have quickly generated interest from artists and art conservators.
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However, her suitors turned out to be less than desirable, she alleged.
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In these circumstances, an intergenerational Ponzi scheme can be sustainable and desirable.
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The rise has been particularly pronounced in the world's most desirable cities.
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Everybody agrees that maintaining co-operation on defence and security is desirable.
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Obese individuals are rated as less desirable as subordinates, coworkers, and bosses.
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I took on the notion that their size could not be desirable.
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The website's design isn't desirable for discovering new things or new brands.
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Slightly more desirable for a camping trip because of its small size.
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That compares with 53% who cited privacy, the second-most desirable amenity.
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Decades ago, fresh food was less desirable, and even perceived as dangerous.
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So when these two countries face global challenges, cooperation is very desirable.
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But even given those desirable traits, Miller cost the Indians a lot.
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The proximity to Wyoming's discounted crude makes it particularly desirable, people said.
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We make things good and bad, desirable and not, meaningful and trivial.
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It says you can be both desirable and look exactly your age.
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Nor are the jobs Silicon Valley is spreading always the most desirable.
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Losing China's market could mean sacrificing better jobs for less desirable ones.
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Eternity is not desirable because it's not part of our common lot.
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For an all-wood spice rack, that's a highly desirable price point.
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These September sales featured an unusually desirable group of single-owner collections.
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Instagram has transformed people's travel habits and the world's most desirable destinations.
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Indeed, pursuit of free and fair trade globally was never more desirable.
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Some of American Express' transfer partners are also more desirable than Chase's.
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At worst, this might mean a less desirable — or less lucrative — job.
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A more desirable lot on St. Nicholas Avenue in Harlem fetched $245,244.
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They're still uncontrollable eye movements and they're not very desirable at all.
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Lowering drug profits would make pharmaceuticals a less desirable industry for investors.
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YouTube has so many desirable bachelors who I wouldn't mind flirting with.
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And that's just fine, because it is a desirable place to live.
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Come October, however, these places are significantly more affordable but equally desirable.
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It's almost suggested as a desirable character trait for women to have.
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Whatever the cause, however, abortion is becoming less necessary and less desirable.
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The Fed's inflation target is not a ceiling; it's a desirable average.
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Furthermore, ultraexclusive brands like F.P. Journe will be very desirable moving forward.
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The reasons the Sahara is desirable for such a facility are numerous.
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Nor is being ordained a Knicks savior the world's most desirable appointment.
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Venezuela should expect some tension between full justice and desirable political change.
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"The proposed open M.E.P. legislation is desirable and long overdue," he said.
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He said the desirable policy response would vary from country to country.
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It's for those reasons that many Kurds see full independence as desirable.
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The facts of Morrison also highlight why prosecutorial independence is sometimes desirable.
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They have not yet reached the point where more inflation looks desirable.
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Having different perspectives professionally and socioeconomically is also more desirable than ever.
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And these desirable voters are paying close attention to this year's election.
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In other words, we observed a general bias toward the desirable evidence.
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Clinton showed a similar-size bias in favor of the desirable evidence.
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What is the most desirable — and equally important, tradable — of all collectibles?
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After all, most of us think of sleep as comforting and desirable.
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Having a "just in time" approach to launcher availability is therefore desirable.
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We need to focus on the critical before we test the desirable.
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On a less desirable note, higher interest rates lower real estate values.
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Washington should mainly guarantee the contours of the necessary and desirable outcome.
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The complex has become one of the most desirable locations in Williamsburg.
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A 236 Eventbrite poll found that 2340 percent of millennials would choose to spend money on a desirable event over a desirable purchase and 55 percent said that they're spending more on experiences than they ever have, CNBC reports.
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Being young is desirable, but time is also a myth, so, who cares?
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There aren't a whole a ton Windows Ultrabooks that I would consider desirable.
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And even though fossil fuels can be moved, doing so is not desirable.
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What are the things that strike you as the most achievable and desirable?
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Though Ball has never advertised, word of her desirable inventory continues to grow.
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With all-wheel drive and desirable options, the $240,25 threshold is easily crossed.
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The text may reveal their occupation, or desirable traits like ability to cook.
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And of course a popular brand is more desirable than an unpopular one.
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"Much of it was not desirable and very old," the FBI report says.
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Although debt-funded investments may be desirable, fiscal free-for-alls are not.
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Just as labour mobility is desirable within national borders, so too across them.
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Making humdrum Opels (sold as Vauxhalls in Britain) desirable will require heavy spending.
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If these desirable ingenues could not escape scrutiny, what chance did I have?
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Has a mirrorless camera system ever launched with such an immediately desirable lineup?
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Also desirable: Acquire real estate overseas and a second passport, and avoid taxes.
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It's good when it does politically desirable things and bad when it doesn't.
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They tolerated a strongman who may not have been desirable but was capable.
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Obama's choice to fill the seat, or take the more desirable course of
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But there is ample evidence that both are equally desirable and wholly compatible.
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Desirable cities such as San Francisco, New York and Washington have skyrocketing rents.
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Three: Travel alone, even though it's more desirable to travel in small groups.
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Proximity to protected open spaces makes for desirable places to live and work.
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So it's important to me stuff be as desirable and fresh as possible.
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The conditions may have been less than desirable, but the photos look incredible.
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Agents said Punta Cana, Casa de Campo, Cap Cana and Sosua are desirable.
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Anyone that can directly or indirectly assist in revenue creation is desirable, period.
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In neither art nor life is a single identity desirable or even possible.
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The cost of housing is soaring in China's biggest and most desirable cities.
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Which got me thinking about freaks and mutations that were not considered desirable.
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In conclusion, ETFs have brought desirable diversification to investors' portfolios at low cost.
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Perfecting your soft skills can make you a desirable candidate for any industry.
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"Every single piece is wearable, desirable, real," the designer said in a statement.
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Finally, it can reduce emissions by making extravagant high-carbon activities less desirable.
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Here are 10 college degrees that will be increasingly desirable in the 2020s.
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The idea of an ideal or culturally desirable dick has always been complex.
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Anything below 200 is considered "desirable" by the National Institutes of Health (NIH).
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Julie Cooper from "The O.C." was obsessed with being young, rich, and desirable.
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" He added: "Is it politically desirable for her to be impeached for that?
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To keep the eclectic menu at a desirable price point, Mr. Farro said.
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Outside of the sphere of public discourse, equality is not so obviously desirable.
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FedEx and UPS traditionally have offered some of the industry's most desirable jobs.
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Who you are at this very moment is attractive, beautiful, desirable, and valid.
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In order to make that list, it has to be desirable almost universally.
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And any cap on shared vehicles will make personal vehicles even more desirable.
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Oxtails is considered offal, which is the less desirable part of the cattle.
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He added that this greater leeway for action is desirable at this moment.
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But officials have still found such candidates acceptable, he said, and even desirable.
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Lower rates are viewed as desirable in a downturn because they spur borrowing.
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But to New Yorkers, that's a tourist area, and this is more desirable.
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They can see or measure most of the desirable outcomes of being active.
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Behind the science of what's doable is the mind-set of what's desirable.
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Long-term residents are displaced as rents rise in these newly desirable areas.
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One thing is what is desirable and another thing is what is possible.
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But to conclude that Asian-Americans broadly lack desirable personality traits is despicable.
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Lee, a widow and an idealist about public life, is a desirable catch.
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A less desirable feature is a built-in camera for placing video calls.
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But it will give firms a bigger pool of workers with desirable skills.
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Gail: Neither of those options is desirable in any way, shape or form.
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In neither case were desirable characteristics of body weight or milk yield harmed.
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This is not to say that the proclamation is necessary — or even desirable.
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Dolphins commonly live alongside sea bass and hake, very desirable, low-cost fish.
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" Black neighborhoods were considered less desirable at the time, so they were "redlined.
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Because domestic investment generates economic growth, the latter approach is far more desirable.
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While not desirable, it's sometimes unavoidable in places like Uganda or Saudi Arabia.
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Is it scarcity alone that makes luxury so desirable in the first place?
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Toyota's gauges remain centered, making the head-up display on Advanced models desirable.
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But of course, many of the more desirable hotels are filling up quickly.
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Do you think there are versions of that idea that would be desirable?
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That immutability is the special sauce that makes blockchain desirable across many industries.
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Doesn't that sound more desirable and sustainable than waging a war against yourself?
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You'll have to weigh the risk-reward of picking that less-desirable date.
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From the perspective of a healthily functioning society, would that even be desirable?
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Its waterfront location and stunning views make it a desirable place to live ...
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While pursuing wealth is unequivocally desirable, having wealth is not simple and straightforward.
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Likewise, the University of California lists intellectual curiosity as a desirable applicant characteristic.
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Geopolitical conflict is probably the least desirable way to get higher fuel prices.
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Just how desirable her favor would be to more moderate candidates is unclear.
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Why is being "eye-to-eye" such a desirable state to begin with?
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But the tighter you turn the screws, the less desirable the jobs become.
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A 2016 study found that men and women who make eco-friendly purchases are perceived as more desirable for long-term relationships, while those who make luxury purchases are perceived as more physically attractive and more desirable for short-term relationships.
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Part of this has been in direct response to eBooks; a tactic to boost the sales of physical books is to remake them as desirable objects, and a way to make objects desirable is, of course, to make them aesthetically appealing.
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Israeli-style ethnic profiling and ubiquitous electronic surveillance would be neither possible nor desirable.
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As the experience of many Asian countries shows, that is doable and even desirable.
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Stories about trauma can easily evoke our own trauma, and that's not always desirable.
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But it's fascinating to note a few things, one is we're highly desirable partner.
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It did of course land a few less-than-desirable responses in his inbox.
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But true impact and mass adoption only occurs when the desirable choice becomes economical.
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"My impression was that he was telling me how desirable he was," she testified.
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That is desirable, though, for reasons far wider than just the elimination of FGM.
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The biggest drop is in the very desirable 2019- to 224-year-old group.
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The Depression in the 19403s had made government intervention seem desirable to most economists.
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The median house price in the most desirable swath of the neighborhood is $23,27.
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Each task gets evaluated by three categories: time sensitive, most important, or least desirable.
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Then, they have to select and identify the offspring that have the desirable trait.
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Those two are highly desirable improvements in a set of headphones in this class.
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Modern homes in more desirable neighborhoods in West Trinidad would start at about $9603,2960.
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The specificity which made phages once seem less desirable is now their greatest appeal.
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One solution is to make peer review more desirable and less of a duty.
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And it has the desirable effect of introducing readers to a major Southern writer.
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For months after, I had a hard time believing I was pretty or desirable.
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Those who think a weaker America is desirable -- America's foes -- want Trump to win.
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The cornerstone of optimism is the willingness to believe that the inevitable is desirable.
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Once upon a time, this sort of publicity wasn't necessary or even particularly desirable.
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But in that moment, I realized that even my "thick" body could be desirable.
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In Gattaca's vision of the future, selectively breeding desirable traits into humans is common.
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Impeachment is not currently possible, and without substantial bipartisan support, it is not desirable.
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An "official truth" is neither possible nor desirable, retorts José Álvarez Junco, another historian.
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A surge in consumer financing has put desirable baubles within reach of more Indians.
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This might be the new reality, but it isn't a desirable one for consumers.
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Listing these possibilities might suggest that reforming the system is neither possible nor desirable.
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What will be the most desirable results of the July 21 upper house election?
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A fourth element, infrastructure investment, is more associated with the Democrats, and equally desirable.
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It's also very expensive: you'll easily pay well over $2,603 for any desirable configuration.
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Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk have said that UBI may be desirable or necessary.
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We need consistent messaging and interventions that make healthier foods desirable, accessible, and affordable.
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Likely to seem young and desirable — exactly the way Trump prefers women to look.
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She was voted the "Most Desirable Woman" of 2003 by the readers of AskMen.com.
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The Goldman Sachs alumnus did the near impossible: He made Chris Christie seem desirable.
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Yes, I consider desirable any policy that is "inclusive" in the sense that it
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And that moisture creates a desirable breeding ground for bacteria and infection, he adds.
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The idea is to make excess reserves less desirable as they become less available.
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Daniel said the ability to cause disruption with satellites would be a desirable capability.
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If they're as good as their predecessors, these will be some very desirable TVs.
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And have the opioids created a pleasant, dulling sensation that itself has become desirable?
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Uber was named the 2100th most desirable place to work this year by LinkedIn.
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The account should still be desirable to you even if the interest rate fluctuates.
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Seth Cohen helped create a world in which geekiness is respectable, admirable, marketable, desirable.
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Neither option is desirable, and we need to look to new approaches and alternatives.
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What about the company is so desirable to you — its values, mission, benefits, etc.?
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Effective policy provides investors, utilities and corporations with market signals that promote desirable outcomes.
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Salesforce is among the most desirable employers in the US and around the world.
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"She wanted my character to be beautiful and desirable and luminous," Binoche told me.
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Smart-speaker adoption is on the rise, making audio an increasingly desirable ad format.
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The death by injection which Justice Blackmun describes looks pretty desirable next to that.
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These are mostly in cities, especially in cities where it seems desirable to live.
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Markdowns can also destroy a brand's image and make its products seem less desirable.
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Again, mainstream anti-abortion organizations typically don't say that this is a desirable outcome.
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Nothing more desirable than the person who doesn't want to go out with you.
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Panic is rarely a desirable state of mind either for identifying or solving problems.
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From the U.S. perspective, selling natural resources is less desirable than selling manufactured products.
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The minister added that he did not personally think a customs union was desirable.
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Even if Corbyn's policies were desirable, opponents say they would be impossible to achieve.
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Is a widespread migration to alternative services possible or, for that matter, even desirable?
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But Denver, understandably, wasn't viewed as a desirable destination by that type of candidate.
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From the vantage point of public officials, hotels are not the most desirable option.
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Dockage varies on how big the boat is and how desirable the marina is.
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Among the least desirable were high-tax states like New Jersey and Rhode Island.
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It is at once the most desirable way to die and the most feared.
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But act fast, because it won't be long before De Silva's desirable designs disappear.
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He could decide that the Golan was desirable, but the West Bank is not.
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That said, crosswords should entertain and uplift — and generally, a light tone is desirable.
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Being rejected by someone you find desirable hurts in a special kind of way.
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He feared a subway would make Staten Island a more desirable place to live.
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But that's not the fundamental reason higher top marginal income tax rates are desirable.
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To many conservatives who support Mr. Trump, Mr. Flake was an especially desirable target.
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And, of course, the most desirable cities have become incredibly expensive places to live.
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It is perfectly fine and, indeed, desirable, to debut a phrase like CAPTAIN OBVIOUS.
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Good schools make the area more desirable, further inflating the value of our houses.
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For a certain vocal sector of people, stuffed animals are desirable and even romantic.
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But sometimes the results have turned out a little too desirable; in Seaside, Fla.
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But it is understandable, and at some point it might become desirable as well.
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When a degree doesn't guarantee higher pay, welding might seem a more desirable skill.
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I wanted to prove something: that I was still desirable, that I didn't care.
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Early insight on yield is desirable, but yields are highly vulnerable to summer weather.
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Of all the remaining prison sites, Mount McGregor has perhaps the most desirable location.
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There are numerous options, some newer than others, and some more desirable than others.
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Science suggests that a beard — or at least some stubble — makes you more desirable.
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But the end of communism in the West also had other, less desirable consequences.
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The initiative is designed to make Las Vegas a more desirable place to live.
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This is not an unsolvable problem, but the choices get less desirable every day.
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Going private remains a desirable course for at least some of Nordstrom's family members.
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Connecting with sports league players in such settings can be very desirable, he said.
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That means the investments that it does make are generally in less-desirable startups.
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Who's the more desirable small forward of the future, Jayson Tatum or Josh Jackson?
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And if you're a real audiophile, there may be more desirable ways to go.
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They therefore aren't able to secure as desirable packages and rates for their employees.
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And if it is possible, would it make relationships between human beings less desirable?
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Were it actually pointed at a useful or desirable function, I'd laud and applaud it.
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The hottest people get swamped and can't deal with it, the less desirable get ignored.
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Therefore, it is desirable to minimize impact of such safety incidents in travel coordination systems.
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But the luxury serves another purpose here too: It makes the Youngs aspirational and desirable.
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Most desirable dictionary words were already in use as domains or too pricey to acquire.
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Chanel is well aware that they are the most desirable luxury brand in the world.
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Without me having to ask, Timmy showed me that I was still desirable to him.
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Collected below are the coolest, most desirable gadgets we saw on the show floor yesterday.
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But even for Elon Musk, making a big rig sexy and desirable is a stretch.
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These couples are being consulted to decide whether it is desirable to replace these embryos.
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For fun, I scrolled to the bottom of the list — to the least desirable pets.
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CHRISTINE LAGARDE: You know, I'm not sure that a fight is necessarily the desirable outcome.
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Did he find me being off-limits more desirable than me being available and wanting?
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Despite its desirable location, and undoubtedly jaw-dropping views, the building has not sold out.
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Collision avoidance, lane-keeping, adaptive cruise control, and parking assistance all were considered highly desirable.
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Employers are putting greater emphasis on adaptability, curiosity and learning as desirable attributes for employees.
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Niv Dror's marketing skills make him a desirable partner for almost any early-stage startup.
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"One thing is what is desirable and another thing is what is possible," he said.
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Black women and Asian men were also considered the least desirable in all four cities.
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Nashville has become a desirable destination for bachelorette parties in the U.S. in recent years.
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It appeals to younger, desirable audiences, and it currently boasts 150 million daily active users.
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But elsewhere this is neither desirable nor practical (it requires tight censorship of the internet).
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That is likely because home prices in Milwaukee are very affordable, making renting less desirable.
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The vast majority of these zombie foreclosures are in the least desirable markets for investors.
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Perhaps the army will do that job, but this is neither certain nor necessarily desirable.
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They can capitulate to Bautista's demand, thereby setting a precedent they're unlikely to find desirable.
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I want them to be relatable, realistic, and desirable, and to feel good when worn.
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"It is most desirable for currencies to move stably and reflect economic fundamentals," Kuroda said.
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The mainstream view is that desirable men are gao-fu-shuai—tall, rich and handsome.
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It's gone from something where people questioned whether or not it was a desirable configuration.
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Unlike straight men, queer women understand that theoretical connection between being hairless and therefore desirable.
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Some of those traits are mutually exclusive with the desirable qualities of the tastiest tomatoes.
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Volumes of these certificates can be steered to bring about desirable outcomes for decarbonization efforts.
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Such a willingness to circumvent the law is hardly a desirable trait in a businessman.
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With some kind of additional scaffolding, insect meat might also gain a more desirable texture.
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"We are not arguing that any procedure on the female genitalia is desirable," they said.
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Some partners will grow to be top performers, reliably delivering great service or desirable products.
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Their almond-shaped eyes, long faces, chiseled cheekbones, and freckles fall outside of "desirable" qualities.
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Regulators could slow development by limiting the number of takeoffs and landings on desirable routes.
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Making sense of them as a whole, however, might not be desirable or even possible.
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This month, Phillips was dependent on presale guarantees to persuade collectors to sell desirable works.
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One thing is for sure — starter homes are becoming less desirable among their target market.
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This approach would systematically distort cost analyses and stand in the way of desirable regulation.
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And the farther you get from a disaster, the less retreat becomes a desirable idea.
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A dictatorship was not desirable, but he objected more to those who protested its abuses.
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A modern system based on humanitarian principles was necessary as well as desirable, he said.
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She is a success in the gendered economy that gives material rewards to desirable women.
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"What if I wanna make a video where I wanna look desirable?" the singer pondered.
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That would make the platform central — and the most desirable service — in any streaming bundle.
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Market-fresh pieces with desirable provenances remain the main draw for Chinese bidders at auction.
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Its squares and terraces became, and still are, among the most desirable addresses in London.
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The unique architecture, winding streets, and cobbled roads are what make this neighborhood so desirable.
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" He stopped and continued, in a mocking mimicry of an English accent, "Fantastically desirable bottoms.
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And as is so often the case, desirable areas come with expensive price tags attached.
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Computer and information sciences, technology, and information technology majors are expected to become increasingly desirable.
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The history is fascinating, the location is desirable and the attractive surroundings are a draw.
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And most important, there were desirable middle-class tax cuts embedded in the Bush plan.
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This isn't a desirable outcome, because, generally, recycled e-waste is shredded rather than reused.
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That's held back the otherwise highly desirable possibility of extrapolating 3D forms from 2D images.
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Researchers found that most people don't find adult virgins sexually desirable — including adult virgins themselves.
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Whether ditching Big Five services is desirable is a much more difficult question to answer.
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Its success in reaching the desirable young, urban, affluent demographic fueled a revolution in programming.
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Then she began casting them in bronze, turning them into hard, shiny, more desirable objects.
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Herrera said it's a desirable place to be, with its quiet, peaceful, and scenic environment.
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If more people start driving electric cars, spaces without charging stations will be less desirable.
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For the heidelbergensis, prominent brows were just plain sexy, a desirable trait in a mate.
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Specifically, state occupational licensing rules fence off some of the most desirable, well-paid jobs.
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The US has enormous leverage in trade talks because it has a highly desirable market.
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Few of the mainstream eugenicists, however, considered Jews and people of color as desirable immigrants.
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Six weeks after its opening, Angler was one of the most desirable reservations in town.
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The fencing keeps out unwanted animal and human intruders, and protects livestock and desirable wildlife.
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Factory jobs are no longer desirable, leading manufacturers to try automation, according to the NYT.
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Standing 12 feet tall and weighing 500 pounds, the moa was desirable game for humans.
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Teams rarely score without the ball, so having it more than the opponent sounds desirable.
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Yes, she has the usual desirable traits of being smart and good-looking and friendly.
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It's 54 percent bigger, both taller and wider, making it a more desirable physical space.
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In a predominantly service economy, ride sharing has become one of the most desirable jobs.
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The deregulated Indonesian airline industry was also attracting attention, but not of the desirable kind.
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If that scrutiny increases, the secretary may view a Senate candidacy as a desirable transition.
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The diaper business remains viable, and any business that requires frequent repeat purchases is desirable.
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Leaders on both sides wanted to avoid losing, but none saw the race as desirable.
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To his credit, Barash does not argue that because polygamy is natural it is desirable.
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Costco is well-regarded in the retail industry for its high pay and desirable benefits.
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That hard-to-predict income is definitely one of the less-desirable things about entrepreneurship.
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We also explored which supporters showed the greatest bias in favor of the desirable evidence.
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These include auctions at which record prices are often paid for the most desirable cars.
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Both of these would be desirable changes, but they would leave many human needs unmet.
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As we learned from our study of reactance, a restricted freedom becomes a desirable one.
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Meanwhile, packing up and settling into another state is not possible, or desirable, for many.
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For this to happen, a change in leadership may not just be desirable, but necessary.
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People think the more complications a watch has, the more desirable that watch would be.
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This kind of trope is what fosters the cultural stereotype of the desirable "bad boy."
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Many Israelis and Palestinians have begun to doubt whether it is possible or even desirable.
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Of course, if you bought bitcoin when it was worth $1,000, that won't be desirable.
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"Leadership" sums up, in a vague way, everything that's desirable and none of what's not.
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Most people can agree that equal representation in our elected bodies is a desirable goal.
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Policing the minutiae down to the millimeter seems much less productive and much less desirable.
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In Silicon Valley in particular, some are embracing workaholism as a desirable lifestyle choice — a.k.a.
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"The most desirable migration destination for people with social phobia," reads the most upvoted comment.
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Anyone with hair was desirable for what he anticipated to be a major national collection.
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Consumers in the mass market are far more reliant on their cars than luxury buyers For customers who lined up to order Model 3 last week, the decision probably seemed easy: Tesla makes expensive, desirable cars, so an affordable Tesla must be just as desirable.
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With Mrs May desperate to keep everyone sweet, painful but desirable structural reforms will be shelved.
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The other problem is that Snapchat's young audience isn't desirable for many brands, several sources contended.
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Venus in Leo brings a pleasant air to your reputation, making you all the more desirable.
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From the perspective of people's livelihood, what's more desirable is for prices to fall, not rise.
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However desirable economic development is, insisting upon it as the way forward traps billions in poverty.
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"There is an allure to a fixer-upper in a desirable location," Rushton told Business Insider.
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"We need to start with access to produce and make it affordable and desirable," she says.
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"I'm not so much interested in being desirable, but I'm interested in desiring people," she explains.
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It makes you much more desirable if company X knows that company Y wants you badly.
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They are also desirable to hunters because of their high amount of body fat, Zerbini said.
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MannKind also said its insulin had some desirable medical characteristics, though there was debate on that.
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A principality dripping with riches, there is perhaps no place more desirable to earn a living.
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Or is it a super streamlined operating system for powering extremely desirable and long-lasting laptops?
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If desirable land was owned by Indians, Jackson bullied or bribed them into selling it cheap.
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The other big trend in technology I saw was technologies that separate desirable stresses from undesirable.
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I THINK BEING BETTER CAPITALIZED, BEING RESOLVABLE, IMPORTANT THEMES IN REGULATION ARE, I THINK, VERY DESIRABLE.
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It turns out this is not quite as desirable for an entertainer as it might sound.
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"Personal charm often is more desirable than startling physical beauty," Hansen wrote on January 16, 1934.
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It's tough to read the news without feeling anxious, making quality distractions more desirable than ever.
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English is hardest of all, but as desirable to the Thari people as to anybody else.
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Neither are desirable outcomes, but it already appears that many landlords are taking the second option.
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With broad adoption, Apple has managed to re-architect what is socially acceptable and even desirable.
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The trade deficit tends to fall during a recession, but that is not a desirable outcome.
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On Instagram, the camera is the central format, allowing users to view and showcase desirable lifestyles.
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For other more desirable compounds, Russo thinks it makes more economic sense to stick to plants.
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DIY hormones are theoretically viable and factually desirable enough that the idea demands discussion and engagement.
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Too many people have a really narrow understanding of what's OK, desirable, "normal," or even possible.
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" He said that was desirable and not a sign the Fed was "falling behind the curve.
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Imbellus works with employers to find desirable attributes in top performers and uses these as benchmarks.
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The Ethiopian women are hired because they are Christian and English-speaking, desirable qualities in nannies.
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Often associated with its less desirable half-brother "charm," charisma is seen as a star quality.
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Hopefully more trade will be beneficial, but there may be one other, less desirable, side effect.
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NAFTA has fundamentally altered Mexico's food and health systems, changing what foods are desirable and available.
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In both cases, the algorithm is learning from our human behavior that these searches are desirable.
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They want the product to look nice and wholesome and desirable when you open the bag.
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Each one of these scenarios—ranging from the unfortunately predictable to the subordinate—is not desirable.
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With so much lavish beauty, the exhibition is heady with the intoxicating aura of desirable commodities.
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The T8 is the desirable XC90, being more powerful and efficient than the T83 and T6.
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It is not reasonable, or even desirable, to demand that every person becomes a diligent historian.
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Then again, the only one who finds her sexually desirable is a semi-human sea creature.
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Desirable employees still expect health benefits, and companies are responding, new analyses of federal data show.
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But it remains unclear whether this new information has made Yahoo a less desirable acquisition target.
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The original Shelby GT500s are considered among the most desirable American performance cars in the world.
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But we might also think that a desirable life is one with a certain narrative structure.
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"A further slimming of the corporate structure beyond the planned breakup would be desirable," Huber said.
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"This is a good compromise between what is desirable and what is possible," Mr. Szatkowski said.
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Perks like affordable homes, good public schools, and low crime rates can make a location desirable.
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Until that study, research generally had shown that exercise is nothing but desirable for brain health.
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The best managers don't help their employees develop desirable behaviors by making demands or forcing change.
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The study found that participants were less likely to choose attractive people for less desirable jobs.
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In the resulting text, Chu characterizes feminism as so desirable one could forget about other wants.
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So how exactly does a sofa magically produce an ultra-rare and highly desirable vintage chronograph?
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But, Disney Plus may win out with more desirable titles and less filler content than Netflix.
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VISION TEST Are cataracts the explanation for looking in the mirror and seeing a desirable hairstyle?
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Indeed, a visit to the United States by Kim Jong Un is both feasible and desirable.
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After the models were finished, there seemed to be few places that were desirable to live.
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But as greater height in girls became increasingly acceptable, even desirable, growth attenuation fell into disfavor.
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I just preferred feeling like my physical shape was desirable, instead of like it was slipping.
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Though my boyfriend continues to find me sexy and desirable, I struggle with feeling like it.
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"Excitingly, stable GLP-1 molecules are highly desirable as potential type 2 diabetes treatments" She said.
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But the work on Lusomé, which is an ancient Scottish team for "desirable," predates the study.
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There are 30 million desirable women in the US (my estimate) and I cannot find one.
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Brevity, for example, may be the soul of wit, but it is less desirable in hemlines.
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Not long ago, it was the most desirable and most admired club competition in the world.
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Is a perennial (and rising) trade deficit desirable and even sustainable in the very long run?
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The park-side Fifth Avenue address is one of the most desirable in New York City.
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Watson will say that while an autumn election seems inevitable, "that does not make it desirable".
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So for Mr. Netanyahu to be replaced eventually is the normal and desirable course of politics.
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That kitty could inherit its father's desirable eyes (traits include thicccbrowz) or fur pattern (like totesbasic).
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For a while she had a home in Buckhead, in a desirable northern section of Atlanta.
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This is not easy or perhaps even desirable, because his confrontations with tech feed the show.
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Ms. Abraham says that it will be particularly desirable to maintain workers' connections with their employers.
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Waiting can get you a really good piece of technology at a way more desirable price.
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As the girls grow, they take on new responsibilities, which generally grow less desirable with age.
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State regulators may have a role to play in urging insurers to enter less desirable markets.
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Free agency offers opportunity for escape to a more dynamic roster in a more desirable market.
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The implication of Yellen's view was that more job gains were not only possible, but desirable.
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If you have a desirable animal, it's a way to bring value without breaking the bank.
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The production is simultaneously busy and lifeless — a feat of sorts, if not a desirable one.
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Whether because of the "steel rain" myth or not, the military still considered DPICM weapons desirable.
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We closed on our first home a few weeks ago, so this is less than desirable.
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For buyers, Sneaker Con and similar shows are a great place to barter for desirable shoes.
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Naturally the taste, desirable in some circumstances but not when drinking a seltzer, is also removed.
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Many analysts note that this set cap makes bitcoin more desirable than other assets, even gold.
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They mention places like Ireland, Finland and Luxembourg as particularly desirable; nobody mentions the United States.
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His leadership skills, production and size made him a desirable target for General Manager Garth Snow.
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Watching the two singers trade places, I wondered whether Leporello was not the more desirable role.
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Not everyone agrees that it is possible or even desirable to completely scrap the race concept.
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Overall, sitting was more strongly associated with unhealthy troponin levels than exercise was with desirable amounts.
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Throughout the decades, these boards have become highly desirable for their signature shapes and unsurpassed quality.
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Not only is it completely fungible, it is also divisible down to the smallest amounts desirable.
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Improving is both possible and desirable, but it would take actual time and skill and effort.
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As Fowler told us, organizations often hire based on who has the desirable knowledge and skills.
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Conversely, anyone desirable to McConnell would have to be equivalent or to the right of Kennedy.
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What happens when you realize that what used to be rare and desirable has become common?
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I used chemical relaxers and wore straight weaves, because I didn't see my own coils as desirable.
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They get to live in workers' villages that are among the most desirable communities in the country.
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When that happened, UHF stations were no longer at a disadvantage; in fact, they were more desirable.
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The three-bedroom, two-bathroom home was reasonably priced, in a desirable neighborhood and move-in ready.
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A new generation of warrior politicians A real question in 2020 is whether it's a desirable plus.
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The position Minnesota now finds itself in is one of the NBA's least desirable and most depressing.
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They're so desirable because they know exactly how things work and whom to talk to in Congress.
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Once I stopped being quite so draconian with my diet, those less desirable side effects quickly dissipated.
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Moreover, changes in policy direction, however desirable, cannot be achieved with the wave of a magic wand.
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Journal entries detail his rage at the "30 million... desirable single women" who he calculates "rejected" him.
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The state of not knowing is sexually desirable in and of itself, which begs the question: Why?
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Florida's fairly low cost of living is just one aspect that makes it desirable for business owners.
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Queer representation is scarce, which is ironic, because queerness itself has seemingly never been more commercially desirable.
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Editorial or journalistic experience is highly desirable, as is a proven ability to work to tight deadlines.
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To say that something has to be constructed and maintained isn't to say that it's not desirable.
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OnePlus' OxygenOS adds genuinely good and desirable things without taking anything away from the core Android experience.
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Companies typically negotiate secondaries from a position of strength, because their shares are desirable to outside investors.
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Futures, RankedA comprehensive list of possible futures, ranked from least desirable to most desirable:Read more ReadJust kidding.
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Radical life extension will also bring desirable social consequences, such as an increased concern for personal responsibility.
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Yet desirable brands and mechanical brilliance may be much less use as carmaking is turned upside down.
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A challenge intrinsic to this aim was creating an erotic and desirable leading fish-man (Doug Jones).
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Back in the 1200s, Sedlec was considered especially pious, and therefore a very desirable to be buried.
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Maybe you feel that your partner has stopped imitating sex, and that makes you feel less desirable.
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What Brangelina have done is carve out their own definition of celebrity marriage and make it desirable.
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Suddenly, the natural curls we had long been told weren't acceptable were now desirable by societal standards.
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Letting Stephen Curry or Kevin Durant shoot is the least desirable result, followed closely by Klay Thompson.
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FLIGHT ATTENDANTS in America have been found to be selling desirable route assignments to their colleagues—again.
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IN THE marketplaces of planet Earth diamonds are both desirable and scarce, and that makes them expensive.
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But that could lead to widespread boycotts of the 2017 election, which isn't desirable for the military.
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Meanwhile, all users can check out a more desirable piece of software for Xbox right now: Spotify.
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However, nothing in culture is neutral — including our ideas about who or what is seen as desirable.
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When you saw your ex through the eyes of her new girlfriend, she became someone desirable again.
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Kuroda repeated his view that it was desirable for currency rates to move stably reflecting economic fundamentals.
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A cool pair of shades came in at number four on the top most desirable #GiftsForMen shortlist.
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Alas, it's just for show — but that doesn't make this slick custom Xbox One any less desirable.
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NestAway's niche, however, is helping young professionals, many living on their own, rent apartments in desirable locations.
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It's "possibly the rarest and most desirable handbag in the world," according to Hermès expert Jane Finds.
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Yet while the jobs may be desirable, finding those with the right skills may be a challenge.
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Moreover, at least some of the labor force participation decline that the NITs caused was socially desirable.
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Banking bosses have recently aired differing views on whether cross-border mergers are either desirable or achievable.
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And trying so very hard, despite one's peers and tormentors insistence on the contrary, to feel desirable.
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Environmental groups have also jumped on the lackluster results as proof that drilling is overall not desirable.
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"The 'blackboards' are among his most desirable works," the New York dealer Christophe Van de Weghe said.
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He also said that International Monetary Fund's full participation in the Greek programme would "be highly desirable".
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I didn't even fit the tomboy mold, which was cool and desirable and at least made sense.
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Some are addressing it through increasing teacher pay to be on par with other highly desirable professions.
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Clinton and the Democrats and to convince voters that the change in leadership he represents is desirable.
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This would be a no less audacious project, and on one of the city's most desirable blocks.
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Going into the Cultural Revolution in 1966, it was no longer so desirable to be a Kong.
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" The Oxford English Dictionary calls policy "a principle or course of action adopted or proposed as desirable.
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But according to voters polled by Insider, those aren't terribly desirable traits for those running for president.
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He also said that International Monetary Fund's full participation in the Greek program would "be highly desirable".
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There is no comparison on any front that would make Russia a more desirable partner than Denmark.
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This is "one of Paris' most trendy and desirable neighborhoods," Peddicord said — so don't expect cheap prices.
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This generation, born between 1980 and 2000, is highly desirable to advertisers yet is abandoning traditional media.
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A shoe that's as versatile as it is desirable, like this one, is hard to come by.
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There were some chinks of light: President Trump often said that getting along with Putin was desirable.
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As the government prepares to auction off desirable telecom airwaves, industry incumbents are eyeing one another suspiciously.
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Plus, since they are bringing their items to you, they can rent facilities in less desirable locations.
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Would I be living the high life as a desirable bachelor or still be wearing cargo shorts?
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The poetic imagination is therefore not at all a desirable quality in a chief of state. —W.
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Medicare and Medicaid are by far growing the most for health insurers, making those niche companies desirable.
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It is increasingly recognised that being in a good mood, despite some advantages, is not universally desirable.
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Also rent is often lower because the site can be smaller and in a less desirable location.
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She's keenly aware of how a city that becomes less desirable after a major event can backfire.
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She got her least desirable possible opponent for the third round: her sister, 20123th-seeded Venus Williams.
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Apartments only slightly bigger, and in much less desirable parts of town, go for more than $380,453.
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Younger people are desirable customers because they tend to have fewer medical expenses and help balance costs.
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In a similar way, the bookstore offered the above, in addition to something even more desirable: community.
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Of course, for most patients, moving to another state near life's end is neither desirable nor practical.
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Fiscally, socially, for many other reasons, that is not desirable for the United States or for Europe.
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To conserve anything close to all those recordings has proved impossible; it may not even be desirable.
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"Price transparency is desirable," Robert Weissman, the president of Public Citizen, a consumer group, said on Friday.
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I frequently wondered what in the hell people were seeing that made this seem normal or desirable.
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Their rarity makes these species desirable, but it also makes them dangerous to native flora and fauna.
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He was short on specifics and said the desirable policy response would vary from country to country.
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Drake has found himself in the odd position of being expendable and desirable at the same time.
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So when does external, overt or covert, Latin American backing for a coup become necessary and desirable?
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It is neither possible nor desirable to manage a crisis of this scope without a functioning parliament.
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Eager singles meet someone desirable, and we watch as they fall in love or lust (or neither).
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Large pieces in particular can make a property feel smaller than it is or hide desirable features.
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Better governmental oversight, restructuring contracts to specify desirable results, and more public transparency would improve the industry.
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But what is framed as a desirable trait in women also puts them at a considerable disadvantage.
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A community that protests it can end up, through its resistance, seeming more authentic and thus desirable.
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The total number depends on how much you charge each month and what perks you find desirable.
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In Chinese culture, rats are seen as a sign of wealth and surplus — both pretty desirable things.
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"But I think the neighborhood will become more desirable as there is more residential development," he said.
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But the desirable shell-dweller had so much sex he helped boost the population to over 2,000.
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In common with other desirable locations in Austen's world, Sanditon is populated by those who seem welcoming.
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Now, having a smash on streaming platforms can be more desirable — and more valuable — than FM ubiquity.
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Views on desirable terms no doubt differ, but this consensus is an opportunity for the United States.
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Ernst & Young, or EY, is one of the most desirable workplaces for a recent business-school graduate.
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Facebook and Google were still part of the top 10 most desirable places to work in tech.
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But a few decades back, Amazon's offices in Seattle were less than desirable, to say the least.
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Tensions between tracking honestly and posting something perceived as more desirable were also observed in the study.
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Transit agencies' essential first step to providing residents with desirable transportation options is incorporating on-demand transit.
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Bordering this beach, with its characteristic ornate white wrought-iron balustrades, are the city's most desirable streets.
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It wasn't as desirable or as rewarded to try to distinguish yourself, because the status wasn't there.
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That's something that's proved especially desirable in a country with a wealth spectrum as wide as Brazil's.
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However desirable in theory it may be, Hayek's proposal to denationalise money was just a pipe dream.
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The fruit was just so "pleasing to the eye, and also desirable for gaining wisdom," Genesis reads.
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The medical industry offers a heap of intractable issues, big market potential and the always desirable scale.
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That would be highly desirable any year but looks that much better in a more difficult market.
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It's just the reality of the way the market works, but therefore it's not desirable for merchants.
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"It is not necessarily desirable, or good, for many people to open up at all," Kazdin says.
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The museum's designers have treated the Dead Sea Scrolls not as a valuable source of information about a very complex and diverse time in Jewish religious history, but as desirable "proof" of biblical inerrancy — a proof so desirable they were willing to risk acquiring forgeries to get it.
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" In the past, traffic congestion made a 14th Street address "one of the least desirable addresses in those desirable neighborhoods," he continued, but if the busway is extended beyond its 18-month pilot program, it is likely to "add value" and "be reflected in real estate prices over time.
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He's got a shot ... the house is in one of the most desirable gated communities in the city.
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Some fear that their hobbies will reduce their chances of being seen as desirable by the opposite sex.
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This alternative could be more desirable than a mini retirement, depending on life stage, family and career path.
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For centuries growers have had to rely only on traditional methods of selecting and breeding for desirable traits.
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In fact, the beloved store is known for its generous — and genuinely desirable — sample-sized birthday gift sets.
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Ideally, we'll eventually rid ourselves of this existential blight, but complete relinquishment doesn't seem possible or even desirable.
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As well as being desirable to combat climate change, carbon taxes favour less energy-intensive recycled plastic production.
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Despite these differences, I agree that one set of privacy rules for the internet ecosystem might be desirable.
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But if you must, the hotel is located within one of the more desirable parts of the Strip.
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Retailers and fast-food chains have been struggling with worker retention as jobs in retail become less desirable.
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Things that made Hannah's life really difficult were the same things that make Elle seem...quirky and desirable?
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But Boston Latin remained calm and universally desirable during that period, in part because of its unparalleled history.
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The playwright Erin Markey plays Reagan, the besotted girl; Becca Blackwell stars as the desirable boat and horse.
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Villeroy also reiterated that normalization of the ECB's monetary policy remained "desirable" despite a downturn in economic growth.
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Inherent in this plan was the idea that UGC was somehow purer and more desirable than commercial communications.
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There's no such thing as a desirable Taliban leader, but Akhundzada may just be the least bad option.
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I questioned whether or not I could wear the clothes I liked and be considered stylish and desirable.
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And who's to say that it can't be just as quick, easy, AND desirable during the warmer months?
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The company has built a reputation for affordable cars that manage to be extremely fun and seriously desirable.
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The four-bedroom, four-bath home sits in one of the South Carolina city's most desirable historic neighborhoods.
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But the properties that make lithium desirable for batteries also make it unstable and prone to catching fire.
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"Notice, though, that this usually only feels okay if both foods are desirable to both parties," she says.
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Grandey suggested employers use the findings from the study to construct more desirable work settings for their employees.
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It is misguided because price comparison shopping is neither practical nor desirable for a sick and worried patient.
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If that's the case, one of the most desirable name on the market will undoubtedly be Bryce Harper.
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Just this summer, the company's total sales topped $1 billion, selling what it refers to as "desirable" properties.
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"They tried to adjust my medication but the medication had side effects that weren&apost desirable," Holmes said.
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In America one policy is universal health care, which is normal elsewhere in the rich world, and desirable.
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That is an especially desirable attribute at a time when America's commitment to the region seems less certain.
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Texturism fosters the idea that certain types of natural hair patterns are more desirable or beautiful than others.
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Long-haul flights tend to be more desirable, since many flight attendants get paid according to flight duration.
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And let's face it: nothing is more desirable than something promised, and abruptly taken away under scandalous conditions.
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Having multiple wives is permitted in Islam–to some extent it's Sunnah, so it's even a desirable thing.
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However, people in the industry agree that increased data from technology means insurers can target more desirable customers.
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" They add, "His behavior was not a desirable situation for Mariah so she unfortunately had to leave him.
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That is not economically feasible, nor would it be desirable, especially given the scarcity of law enforcement resources.
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They've done an important service as far as making electric cars cool and acceptable and desirable, really. Right?
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Teens learn to like beer and coffee because cool and/or sexually desirable peers like beer and coffee.
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Regime change, it seemed, was no longer desirable for the US. Yet, within a few weeks, everything changed.
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Among a series of candidate attributes, "someone over age 75" and "a socialist" ranked as the least desirable.
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In comparison, Pittsburgh has become an incredibly desirable place to live over the last five to 10 years.
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I just love being a black woman, even in a world where [we] are statistically the least desirable.
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It almost appears desirable and beautiful until the next episode when, Ms Rampoldi points out, they are dead.
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This, at first glance, may seem desirable: more parties means more choice, more opportunities, less rigidity, more criticism.
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Even if it were desirable, the government lacks legal authority to use antitrust law to promote free speech.
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For ESG-mindful investors eyeing the car market, a publicly traded Lyft could be the most desirable ride.
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I'm not sure whether adding a rose gold to an existing smartwatch will make it a desirable product.
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AquaBounty's transgenic Atlantic salmon, now cleared in both America and Canada, has the desirable property of rapid growth.
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But he continued to present the threat of strikes as an option, if not the most desirable one.
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It is organized by Saudi Seasons, a state-sponsored project to make Saudi Arabia a desirable tourist destination.
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The commentators didn't pretend such magic, such perfect control over our circumstances, was a possibility, or even desirable.
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You get these signals from the world at large that you are the least desirable and very unmarriageable.
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Since nobody thinks that low pay is desirable, the argument against minimum-wages is that they destroy jobs.
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At the same time, many of the same companies have successfully turned themselves into desirable brands in China.
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In the digital era, it's not surprising that being digitally savvy is a desirable trait for business leaders.
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We know that the issues between the United States and Iran have been less than desirable — awful, really.
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Improving pension portability was desirable, but hardly one of the four or five top issues in pension reform.
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The main limitation seems to be the number of desirable countries a political appointee might want to go.
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Nor is it even desirable, as made clear by those who have taken more radical steps of late.
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Researchers at Chapman University studied what traits people view are "desirable" or "essential" in a long-term partner.
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" "The first editions of the deluxe edition from 1999 are also desirable with prices from $450 to $2,500.
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So if refinancing looks desirable now, you might save a little more on mortgage interest if you wait.
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He will have to find ways to make America a less desirable place for undocumented aliens to live.
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Here are all the Democratic candidates, ranked from least to most desirable to voters based on their resumes.
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But Chinese retailers struggle with many costs that O2O can't fix: stratopheric rents for desirable locations, for example.
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Some say the concept can only become viable once alternatives to meat are more desirable than meat itself.
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When it comes down to it, it's the versatility of the X Suit that makes it so desirable.
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He is particularly popular with the powerful women in her office, who find her baby bro quite desirable.
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And of those four months, April has emerged as the most desirable home for TV's most premier shows.
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Live donor kidneys are most desirable -- the organs last up to 12 years longer -- but are less available.
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"A lower New Zealand dollar is desirable to boost tradables inflation and assist the tradables sector," said Wheeler.
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"One of the challenges was getting that desirable consistency without adding any thickeners, preservatives, or additives," adds Davidson.
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Elaine doesn't exist as a desirable, moral arbiter of the men around her, as female characters often function.
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On the opposite end, Destiny makes guns desirable, glamorous luxury objects whose function as weapons is largely secondary.
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Heading up the Munich-based company is one of the more desirable jobs in the struggling automotive industry.
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It is therefore desirable to provide a single remote control transmitter for controlling each of the several products.
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Smoke taint-affected wines can vary in flavor, but the result is not a desirable one, Collins said.
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We're a couple of nice guys, which stopped being a desirable character trait about half a century ago.
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Despite a high cost of living and housing shortages, San Francisco remains a desirable destination for job seekers.
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The negroni, in which amaro is a key ingredient, has also become more desirable in the last decade.
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Killing them is "obviously not desirable in any way shape or form — it's self-defeating," Mr. Kamenstein said.
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In addition, among some Europeans, American cars are seen as less desirable than those from Europe or Japan.
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American policymakers may find certain methods more desirable than others or better suited to their country's federal system.
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CSI000952 dropped 7.1% in August as a weakening yuan made the property market less desirable for foreign investors.
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If I.S.A.s take off as a desirable funding source, it's inevitable that they will begin to reshape childhood.
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Auto plants are considered highly desirable employers because they tend to have a significant impact on local employment.
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But which types of exercise bend bones in a desirable way — and which are too gentle — remains uncertain.
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Lots of light and a roof deck round out this property in one of Brooklyn's most desirable neighborhoods.
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As part of the agreement, the commission recommended it would be "desirable" to keep the Hambach Forest intact.
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Males pushed to sing at a higher pitch could be perceived by females to be less desirable mates.
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Absent the social scaffolding that makes family formation more achievable and more desirable, families don't form as much.
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For women, that benefit ended with an undergraduate degree — and postgraduate education, in fact, made them less desirable.
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That being said, crosswords should entertain and uplift, and generally speaking a light tone in cluing is desirable.
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But it should be desirable to work toward a system that doesn't just benefit those who win it.
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The more desirable option is to reinstate the Iran nuclear deal and to negotiate all other concerns multilaterally.
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It was around this time that America's coastlines became highly coveted and desirable places to live and vacation.
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For everyone else, it doesn't seem likely to have a big impact on how desirable the product is.
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It is surprising how still surprising it is to see photographs that present plus-size women as desirable.
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Additionally, many millennials, it seems, don't fully grasp how expensive real estate has become, especially in desirable cities.
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Fizzy wine wasn't desirable, and removing the fizz was the problem that the dom was trying to fix.
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Instead, Dr. Dimitriu recommends having "something fun or desirable to look forward to in the morning" before work.
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And, crucially, it works without detriment to the desirable characteristics of lamb weight, ewe weight and milk yield.
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Indeed, those cities that preserve and maintain their historic character count among the most desirable places to live.
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One GOP lawmaker joked he would be willing to give up his position on a less-desirable panel.
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ANONYMOUS It's true that trashing a former employer is not a good way to make a desirable impression.
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"I think we are demanding too much of Pemex - much more than is desirable or logical," Pimentel said.
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Neither option is ever desirable, especially in a year when every state lawmaker is up for re-election.
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Fortunately, a highly desirable alternative was just steps away, at one of the souvenir shops in the neighborhood.
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For years, tech giants like Facebook and Google have been considered among the most desirable places to work.
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The company proved that electric cars could offer luxury and high performance and be highly desirable to consumers.
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This is "not particularly desirable as a long-term solution", they concede; most Britons might object more bluntly.
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Finding a shoe that is actually on the shelves could be a signal that it is less desirable.
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If you want to truly get off the grid, Cabo Polonio is perhaps the country's most desirable spot.
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But why is it that a man can be desirable his whole life long and a woman can't?
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But it is not so desirable that it should be artificially created where it did not exist before.
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Scores of researchers joined the hunt for measurable benefits of choosing an attractive mate: both direct benefits, like better parenting or more desirable territory, and indirect benefits, namely some evidence that more alluring males really did have "good genes" underlying various desirable qualities, like disease resistance or higher-than-average intelligence.
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Apple is expected to launch a redesigned and desirable iPhone this fall, which many are calling the iPhone 8.
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US troops are rarely put on the ground in Yemen indicating that the intelligence objective was considered highly desirable.
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So why did Hyundai tap Reynolds, known more for his blandness than beauty, to be its desirable leading man?
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But that's not the only pop culture present that will earn you the reputation of most desirable Secret Santa.
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"People told me that none of those excuses were valid, that I'm desirable and they desire me," she says.
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This would be a less desirable location from an astronomy standpoint, though the science goals could still be achieved.
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In a new analysis by LinkedIn, the iPhone maker was found to be world's most desirable place to work.
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But her looks put her in a less than desirable (but also rather enviable) position at Wednesday's CMT Awards.
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Phone makers like Apple, Google, and Samsung have mastered the art of making desirable smartphones that command premium prices.
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Kirillov regularly held workshops on "hunting" desirable men and women in Moscow as well as other cities in Russia.
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"The same things that you find desirable about our community are actually being destroyed by this use," said Biechler.
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"It is desirable for all platforms to have this predisposition and sense of responsibility," she said in emailed comments.
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By its nature the EU regards unskilled workers from Poland as more desirable citizens than brain surgeons from Nigeria.
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Technology is a natural, even desirable component of it rather than a foreign object with a temporarily therapeutic role.
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The new plan also puts an end to "peak pricing," during which desirable showtimes cost a few bucks more.
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Some of that cash has found its way into residential property in some of the world's most desirable cities.
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He insisted MannKind's inhaler was better than Pfizer's and that its insulin had desirable medical characteristics beyond being inhalable.
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Instead, BMW took its time to create the most competent, quiet and desirable luxury SUV on the market today.
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The more desirable but easily-masked flavors, those found in the "heart" of the infusion, would distill out later.
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The company brings back its theming store and supposed AI companion, neither of which I find useful or desirable.
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Scientists could search within them for resistance genes and other desirable traits to use in engineering and breeding programs.
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Advances in lens coating have made it easier to avoid flare, but it's still a desirable look for some.
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Of course, it's easy to argue that the whole thing makes the piece even more desirable, because, well… art.
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You develop an unhealthy thought pattern: The skinnier you are, the more desirable and valuable the industry sees you.
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The familiar, sinking feeling of knowing you've embarrassed yourself does not rank high on the hierarchy of desirable emotions.
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For example, he seems to think that because social hierarchies are natural, they must therefore be desirable or just.
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This special report will argue that universal health care is both desirable and possible, even in low-income countries.
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They contemplate running away from the grounds, but quickly realize that life on the streets is even less desirable.
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Requirements: eligibility for highest-level security clearance; tacit support in Washington, DC. Desirable but optional: broad knowledge of banking.
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Sharon and Rob still find each other attractive, but they are also exhausted, which makes them feel less desirable.
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A woman wants to be desirable to a certain extent, but what does she want to say about herself?
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"Dripping with ingenuity and alt-lifestyle aura lays the Snowpocalypse of 2016's most desirable getaway," read the description.
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Ability to withstand climate change, increase in muscle mass, and lack of horns are desirable for future breeding stock.
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It's the most desirable, expensive real estate here that's also the most at risk of flooding and hurricane damage.
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There are many aspects of a luxury mechanical timepiece like a Rolex that make it desirable, and incredibly expensive.
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Then again, he's a Hutt and for all we know he is the most desirable member of his species.
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BRITISH FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE CHIEF, ASKED ABOUT 5G, SAYS IT IS NOT INHERENTLY DESIRABLE THAT WE HAVE A MONOPOLY SUPPLIER
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The very first part of what Trump said, about it being desirable to get along with Russia, makes sense.
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If the partner was less desirable, they remained satisfied and were more likely to stay committed to their relationship.
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"Any intervention by a third party would result in a less than desirable outcome," it said in the statement.
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Among desirable qualities are lower fees and managers who own the investments they are endorsing for clients, he said.
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But now there's a chance to buy a "very rare and desirable" part of the character's past: his blaster.
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For patients who don't adhere well to daily medication, a shot every two months is a highly desirable alternative.
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Men and women who exercise may be more likely to feel sexually desirable, which can lead to better sex.
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Why are we being encouraged to view a lack of respect for boundaries as not only acceptable, but desirable?
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"They don't understand why their account — which they don't even use to stream — is desirable to hackers," he said.
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Having the Syrian government occupy this area would be a lot less desirable, but better than leaving IS undisturbed.
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The approval of a male host is not only desirable, but it can be consequential for a woman's career.
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This makes it hard to ensure that desirable traits, like swift growth or well-marbled meat, get passed down.
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At the end of the day it is a very desirable championship to have in a major city centre.
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And it gives Google a foot in two desirable doors — VR content and education services — at the same time.
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That a city as desirable Los Angeles was without a football team made the threats all the more credible.
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For the AMC series Mad Men, John Slattery drank a less-than-desirable cocktail of just H2O and garnish.
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The recent climb in bond yields has eaten away at this premium, thus making stocks less desirable versus bonds.
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And because these units are so desirable, the waiting list is not counted in years, it's counted in decades.
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The addicted brain sees the drug not as something pleasant or desirable, but as an absolute necessity for survival.
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In any case, even it were politically desirable to stop the Russia story, that's beyond anyone's power, including Trump's.
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But he had, like most people, grown up with the idea that physical dominance was a desirable male trait.
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But others, at less-desirable and less-trafficked malls, risk not being able to fill those locations as easily.
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Mr. Gross said he was approached by Groupon about the idea, which has generated a desirable amount of attention.
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All the deals come with a free Amazon High-Speed 599.0093M HDMI 599.0083 cable: Samsung TVs are always desirable.
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The same thing can be said about air purifiers for those with allergies or less-than-desirable air quality.
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For aspiring entrepreneurs deterred by the risk factors inherent to building venture-backed startups, it's a highly desirable route.
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The capital's transport authority has previously warned that making big changes to the street is "neither deliverable nor desirable".
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And art will always exceed ethics, including political ethics, in the same way that the possible exceeds the desirable.
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This flexibility is desirable because the Secretary of State may not always be best person to serve as President.
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A country's economic freedom is strongly linked to its income, growth, and a host of other desirable socioeconomic outcomes.
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Being seen as someone who will run to their manager as soon as things get tough isn't exactly desirable.
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Here's what else is happening: Another highly desirable commodity our state has been producing a lot of recently: sunshine.
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Instead, potential college students may be looking for ways outside the college system to make themselves desirable to employers.
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Even in that situation, a leading Democratic senator has suggested the candidate was slotted for a less desirable post.
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This familiarity has lessened the dorky look, and there are many who consider them a stylish and desirable accessory.
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Those strands cannot all be cut in a single slice: Some are desirable, even to the most committed Brexiteer.
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"If that doesn't go just right, we fly past Jupiter, and of course, that's not desirable," Dr. Bolton said.
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To accomplish the opposite and cool the economy, it raises rates so an extra credit card seems less desirable.
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Preschoolers also judge apologizing wrongdoers to be more likable, and more desirable as partners for interaction and cooperation (PDF).
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Highly ranked seniors get to pick what are considered the most desirable jobs and duty locations (helicopter pilot, Hawaii).
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Salesforce consistently ranks as one of the most desirable companies, and its employees say they&aposre happy at work.
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To rank online daters from least to most desirable, she used the same algorithm that Google's search engine uses.
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We recognize that suburban areas are desirable because they offer common spaces and services that can improve family life.
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My whole game is predicated on projecting my most desirable self, and not treating my transness as an obstacle.
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Sometimes strategic considerations can override financial ones, and Starwood's upscale brands do make it a desirable target for Marriott.
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New Zealand slipped from second place this year to come in as the third most desirable country for expats.
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New York, in particular, has arguably never been a more desirable place to live – if you can afford it.
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The Supreme Court upheld that commission, which values competitiveness as a desirable quality when drawing new maps, in 2015.
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Because hand-washing is a socially desirable activity, researchers think that people give themselves more credit than they deserve.
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For some, however, the risk of fucking a stranger is not considered desirable when a breakup is still fresh.
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Toothfish in the south Atlantic are a particularly energy-dense and highly desirable food for whales of all types.
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Additionally, frequent reminders of positive, ethical behavior among a group can shift perceptions of norms toward more desirable behaviors.
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" Two weeks ago, Schiff told reporters he considered a legislative approach to the issue neither "feasible or even desirable.
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Today, SRI strategies involve not only negative screening but also positive screening to help direct funds into desirable investments.
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In short, ensure the account is otherwise desirable — it has low fees, for example — before parking your savings there.
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This second story takes place entirely inside a dank, moldy apartment in one of the capital's less desirable neighborhoods.
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Desirable areas include Le Triangle d'Or, the blocks around the Public Garden and the fashionable Chartrons neighborhood, agents said.
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Until the late 18th century, poverty in the West was considered not only durable but desirable for economic growth.
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Not that he was so desirable: he was thin and pale, with a silver cross glinting on his chest.
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Chief Justice Roberts did not say the current system of drawing districts is desirable as a matter of policy.
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Chief Justice Roberts did not say the current system of drawing districts was desirable as a matter of policy.
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So reducing the extreme concentration of income and wealth isn't just a desirable thing on social and economic grounds.
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The content is there to help sell and position the brand or the products of those brands as desirable.
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Cafeteria workers have thrown away food from trays of students whose accounts were overdue, or provided less desirable alternatives.
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Buyers just need to be aware that it will develop a patina over time — which might even be desirable.
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After it's coked, the oil is "cracked" to break the heavy parts down into lighter, more desirable petroleum products.
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By and large, the available scientific evidence shows that physical activity is desirable and even necessary for bone health.
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Add the fact that there's currently a huge demand for programmers, and the career path becomes even more desirable.
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By sharing this information, Mr. Vaezi triggered a debate in Iranian media over whether such a meeting is desirable.
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Twenty-seven plans rated either silver or bronze, suggesting they have desirable features but also some room for improvement.
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Phones that Huawei sells outside China are desirable communication devices largely thanks to proprietary software available exclusively from Google.
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In my opinion, Vdara is located in one of the most desirable parts of the Strip within City Center.
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Whether a single, brief spurt of very easy exercise will produce desirable changes in the brain has remained unclear.
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This Instagtam bread loaf, you know, the one with the big open crumb, is really not that desirable anyway.
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According to Valyant, operating the drive-through is one of the least desirable positions in the fast-food hierarchy.
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This basically gives every neighbor a veto over every new project, regardless of how desirable the project might be.
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In what ways do you think having a stay-at-home parent is desirable — for parents and for children?
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The sociologist Margaret Hunter writes about a concept she calls the beauty queue: a hierarchy of desirable female characteristics.
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These Patriots are less dominant than absurdly competent, which — ask the Jets about this — is still a desirable quality.
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"We never wanted them here, we never invited them here, they are not even desirable in Uganda," he said.
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Only a man like this could conceive of a permanent campaign, extending infinitely after Election Day, as something desirable.
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In 2014, 11 percent said both parents working full time was most desirable, up from 203 percent in 1976.
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But the car geek in me admires budget-restrained engineering teams who create affordable cars that are truly desirable.
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So Griffin departed, immediately becoming a desirable option for any team looking for someone to run its basketball operations.
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Though, many guests are so pleased with the hotel itself, that the location, while not desirable, is worth it.
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