Less revenue means government can do less — and Ryan wants government to do less.
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Maybe tired people just ... do less of everything, making it a bit misleading to highlight specifically that they do less prosocial activity.
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Talk radio should do less arguing and more asking. 4.
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"You can only do less with less," replied one Congresswoman.
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I never do less than what I have done before.
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Other governments plan to do less lobbying and more threatening.
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"I'll probably do less talking and more listening," he said.
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In a way, it's the opposite: Nordic capitalists do less.
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If you punish an activity, people do less of it.
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I want to know how to sleep more and do less.
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Germany could do less to help itself, and Lithuania less still.
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The media can do less horse race and more human race.
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Others do less well, like those in West and Central Africa.
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We need to do less fretting, and more fighting for righteousness.
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They said "I do" less than two hours before at a church.
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Also, other people are doing it, so you do less of that.
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"You do less, you don't stress out, you take breaks," she says.
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They do less than two percent of breast exams in America today.
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But men do less work around the house in every developed country.
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And makes their speech, though still hateful, and free, do less harm.
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Sharma cautioned that the pound tends to do less well in May.
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Things that cause your score to go down, do less of that.
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Many Australians are hoping that their next leader will do less following.
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When rooms have good bones and good proportions, people can do less.
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THRUSH: So you think you'll do less Trump than people might expect?
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"I wish she would do less with the candy bit," Navratilova said.
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It would be a dereliction of their constitutional duty to do less.
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From the cold kitchen floor, I directed my mom to do less.
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"You have to do less typing and can do more tapping" Deng explains.
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I can maybe do less, right, if -- KEVIN MAYER: $20163 for a year.
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The party's animating philosophy is that government should be smaller and do less.
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Indeed it may exacerbate them, especially if the firms do less than spectacularly.
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What little Prime Minister May could do, her successor will likely do less.
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"They're not going to do less, they're going to do more," he said.
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If anything, they do less, as they tend not to kiss one another.
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I think there's certainly no risk they're going to do less than three.
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Quite the opposite: It would simply need to do less to prevent them.
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I do less and less now that I have more of a catalog.
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Resolve to do less of the booze thing for the remainder of the week.
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"Therefore this could mean that we do less business due to pricing," he said.
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"It does imply the Fed is going to do less rate hikes," he said.
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CF: As we go on we're trying to do less of that commercial shit.
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It's supposed to help us do less, not make us juggle more at once.
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It can also mean prices go up and consumers do less shopping and spending.
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Because giving is more expensive, the couple is likely to do less of it.
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Instead, we should do less weight training or conditioning and more of… something else.
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In most developed countries, they can do less than one fatality per 100 million miles.
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Almost all of those brands do less than $5 million in annual sales with Amazon.
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Of those who do, less than half take a break of at least 30 minutes.
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Simply raise the cost of polluting and give companies incentive to do less of it.
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Finally, an internet that costs more to do less is simply less attractive to talent.
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By pushing instead of polling for results, the servers have to do less heavy lifting.
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But Hawley told Wired that a bomb could do less damage in a cargo hold.
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And it doesn't mean that employers systematically value the work women do less than men.
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You can actually start to do less of that as your life gets more full.
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It's far better to do less than you hoped than to do nothing at all.
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This tightening of financial conditions is certainly a headwind for the Fed to do less.
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Just 2.83% of those polled say they want the health care bill to do less.
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Nico: That seems to be the answer, but it's like, I don't wanna do less.
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After all, over time, government is likely to do less directly due to fiscal pressures.
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But people still expect and want men to earn more (and do less) than women.
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How wonderful that there is this time to not do more but to do less.
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Teach your children, and yourself, to do less It can feel scary to slow down.
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Which means you can do less stuff on the smaller screen and it will be slower.
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If your New Year's resolution was to do less online shopping, we have some bad news.
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Studies show that the children of inmates do less well in school and exhibit behavioral problems.
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We just need to do less of that and just believe people when they speak up.
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But it's worth talking about the power of technology that strives to do less — much less.
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Today's Gladesmen, a largely recreational bunch numbering in the hundreds, do less surviving and more enjoying.
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By his reasoning, the recommendation was too low because people always do less than is recommended.
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Calls for the European Union to do less, and to focus on essentials, have already begun.
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He also hinted that Iran could do less to block migrants and drugs from entering Europe.
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In some cases, there's the additional challenge of having to do less showing and more telling.
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"Definitely, at this point in my life and career, I'm trying to do less," he said.
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As the rehearsal proceeded, Mr. Papaioannou several times told the dancers to do less, move less.
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We need to do less Feeling overwhelmed is a defining trait of today's parents and caregivers.
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"It is do less with less, no longer do more with less" said one MONUSCO official.
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Sometimes one of the best things you can do to be healthier is to do less.
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On this day the Orthodox do less and in slowness can glimpse the seeds of eternity.
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But as drivers are asked to do less, they are becoming more complacent — and complacency breeds danger.
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Sharing means nudging farmers and consumers to adopt more organic habits, which do less damage to wildlife.
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DOES THAT MEAN YOU CAN DO LESS MONETARY POLICY, WHICH I GUESS TRANSLATES AS RAISE RATES FASTER?
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Drivers who do less than 40 rides per week will pay $99, plus 20 cents per mile.
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So I was always trying to figure out how to do less, and then that wouldn't work.
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People do less discretionary travel and businesses keep a closer eye on expenses, so airlines go down.
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The regular S53 phones are trying to do less, so I think they end up accomplishing more.
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The regular S53 phones are trying to do less, so I think they end up accomplishing more.
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"I can't afford ever to do less than the best," he told The Washington Post in 1979.
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If we don't change it, we're gonna do less well than some of our economic competitors abroad.
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Back in 2015, it was clear that Jony wanted to do less paper pushing and more pencil pushing.
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I'll certainly think of something that makes sense ... but I'll probably do less talking and more listening tonight.
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The government was happy to have them out of the country, assuming they could do less harm there.
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VC wants to do less but larger seed investments than perhaps some other small seed firms in Europe.
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And taking it more slowly and try to focus more on marketing, sales and do less on product.
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Under-leveled players do less damage and take more, and someone will have to pick up that slack.
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But at a certain point, you don't do more with less; you have to do less with less.
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"About 1.9 million are in that SMB space, customers that do less than $10 million worth of revenue."
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"If the polls shift the way we anticipate they are, we might need to do less," McIntosh said.
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Three new reports combine to suggest these answers: It can probably do less right now than you think.
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If there are ones that don't seem to have a lot of usage, we'll do less of those.
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When corporations are encouraged to grow in other nations, that means they do less hiring here at home.
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And if it's not your job to stay on top of everything that's happening ... do less of it.
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We will probably do less traditional coverage of the Xs and Os on a game-by-game basis.
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But in the past month or so, that do-less for less money idea has gone out the window.
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Rather than employ Saudis, who cost more and do less, around a third of firms may close, he says.
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Yes, after years of pressuring parents to do more, the parenting industry is now pressuring them to do less.
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My wife is often pushing us to do less as a family, because then we experience each other more.
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Trump may have an easier time beating Hillary Clinton and may even do less damage to down-ballot races.
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Hansen found in his research that top performers do less volume of activities but with a more concentrated effort.
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It's going to be hard to do less this coming year, but I'm going to give it a shot!
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Studies find that malnourished children do less well in school, and the mental impairment is visible in brain scans.
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We're allowed to do less, even — wait for it — do nothing, and deserve to have everything just the same.
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Consumption taxes would do less to discourage saving and investment and would thus be more favorable to economic growth.
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They would prefer to delay further austerity and to insist on more tenable fiscal measures that would do less harm.
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Conclusion: It's true: Eating more vegetables and protein will make you feel fuller longer, so you'll do less mindless snacking.
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But now, because I do less of that, I like to wear it for myself, instead of for other people.
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I asked her if it would be okay if I could do less shows and perhaps even leave the show.
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It's not always easy to do less, so good on Affleck for knowing what really matters to him right now.
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You have the misfortune to get sick during a liminal age, where we know a little but can do less.
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Teachers still play a central role in the classroom, but they do less lecturing and more one-on-one coaching.
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Aim to do less in a place you've been before, and you may find you get more out of it.
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Trump officials would like American firms and allies to do less: notably meaning less trade with China in sensitive technologies.
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Ms. Ramsey said she wants to do "less educating and more 'slice of life' commentary" to showcase her creative range.
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"If the bombs were planted at the bottom of vertically drilled tunnels, the explosion would do less damage," he said.
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"Justice permits us to do less for would-be immigrants than we are required to do for citizens," he writes.
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He had something to trade and he has a good lawyer, so he'll do less time than a street dealer.
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This allows for more efficient tracking across all flights, because you do less time sharing with an existing deep space network.
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It's OK to say "let's do less" in the way that Blair, who was a classic example of British overstretch, couldn't.
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It doesn't go down the path of advocating milder products that may do less harm, such as e-cigarettes or snuff.
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In these situations, we can't do less with any type of aggression or intimidation because we don't know what might happen.
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Decrepify — Decrepify envelops a targeted area with a crowd-controlling curse that causes enemies to slow down and do less damage.
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Just do less of it and find something else to do, whether it's reading or whether it's discovering a new place.
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"As I got further in my career, I wanted to do less news," says Chillag, a former producer for Fresh Air.
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Her pitch: Why not just accept that we're going to die, and do less harm to the environment in the process?
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Scott Joplin plays a prominent role in the book's imagination, as do less well-known figures, most but not all musicians.
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To be perfectly honest, I'd like to do less and less of it, only because I don't think I'm good at it.
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That, presumably, would mean that the Fed would do less to contain the next recession, which could lead to greater job losses.
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E-cigs do less damage, partly because you don't light them up and they don't burn between puffs like traditional cigarettes do.
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But, in what is perhaps a less-than-shocking revelation, the guys on the show tend to do less — a lot less.
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Vulkan also allows the CPU to do less work to run a game and thereby frees up the GPU for better performance.
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Instead of using temp workers during peak season, large companies may just ask employees to work overtime or simply do less business.
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Gennette has told analysts and investors he aims to do less discounting and focus on Macy's private-label lines, among other initiates.
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I also didn't want him to do what most people would do, what my staff wanted to do: Have Joe do less.
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We in the media should do less "horseface" and more ballooning deficits, dysfunctional federal agencies, disgraceful cabinet members and reckless judicial appointments.
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Ms. Keenan told him to do less in the first section so the second section could build to something even more frantic.
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But to do less betrays our oath and that of our Founders, who pledged their lives, their fortune, and their sacred honor.
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Rather than teaching people how to accomplish anything, there's also merit in helping them learn when they can, and should, do less.
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These techniques may do less than opioids to dull pain in the immediate short term but can potentially improve patients functioning over time.
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Perhaps you're looking to save a bigger chunk of your paychecks, spend less money eating out, or do less online shopping this year.
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And the modern-day GOP is in sync with Pruitt's views on environmental regulation — namely, that the feds should do less of it.
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Any guideline that makes you feel like you can do less with your clothes instead of more is one that deserves an #unfollow.
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"It's a very unforgiving thing, the camera is, so aging becomes something you try to do less and less onscreen," the Hail, Caesar!
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This is a serious impact that we&aposve seen -- HEGSETH: Planned Parenthood do less than two percent of cancer screening in America today.
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The operation was months ago, and we're told just now Francia's able to do less strenuous forms of physical activity such as yoga.
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Trying to heed that lesson, I will likely do less frequent, very very in depth documentary miniseries around the biggest stories in America.
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"I can't think of anything I'd rather do less than have to continuously share details of my everyday life," Johansson said in 2011.
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So I guess it's improving like technology wise like you have to do less and you get more, but yeah I don't know.
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Third, when it comes to writing about politics, I'm going to make an effort to do less prognosticating and more first-order analysis.
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This leads to a system where groups that want to follow the rules act too conservatively, and do less than they are allowed.
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"Cruz will do well in Greenville, Spartanburg … and will do less [well] as he goes downstate," said a top South Carolina GOP operative.
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The cuts in staff and budget would force inspectors general to do less, just as a new administration generates new matters to investigate.
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Ask yourself if there are any changes you can make to do less of what drains you and more of what enlivens you.
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The difference in speed may have had to do less with any inherent ability and more with the male propensity for taking risks.
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But the C.D.C. issued no unusual warning and appeared to do less than usual to promote the intervention that matters most: flu shots.
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At a time when 62 percent of voters say the federal government should do more to protect the environment, Republicans want to do less.
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Republicans said the economy was struggling and the Fed should do less; Democrats painted a sunny picture and said the Fed should do more.
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Or, if we're being generous, perhaps her character highlights how villainy can sometimes do less harm than the promise of a savior like Daenerys.
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The council's supporters retort that the council does some good, and that if democracies such as America pull out it will probably do less.
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It's all a complicated way of saying, if the government does more to push up economic growth, the Fed will have to do less.
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"Government employees always want to save money and do less work, but that's not an adequate justification for infringing on constitutional rights," said Young.
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"I'll be careful here because when it comes to gender equality, I often say men should do less talking and more listening!" he said.
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This is part of a strategic direction that The Times announced earlier this year to do less with more and focus on digital innovation.
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But to simply resign from the fight is to do less than he is asking of his colleagues, and of the rest of us.
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Pollsters also found that 22019 percent of Americans want ObamaCare to be more far-reaching, while only 7 percent want it to do less.
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I try to do more of my creative projects in the winter, when I'm feeling inspired and plan to do less in the summer.
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Now that they're older, we do less of it, but it was nice for a while to have a little Obama family book club.
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We won't let cars on the road without airbags, so why do we do less with the systems that connect them to the internet?
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They want, as Twitter is apparently about to do, less fat on the bone and more favorable terms (lower share price and market cap).
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As a consequence, the plants both do less to cool their immediate environment (because less water evaporates) and also make the atmosphere less moist.
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One of the things that we saw very early on was that we have to do less to enable the right kinds of budgets.
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It obviously wouldn't hurt for President Trump to slow up his pace, do less tweeting and more planning, and communicate better with the American people.
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Moreover, compared with larger businesses, small companies are less productive, pay lower wages, export less, do less research and development, and provide less job security.
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If he is defeated, the OAS is all but certain to do less — not more — to advance human rights and democracy in the Western Hemisphere.
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Men do less than women, but far more than men in the past: their child-caring time has jumped from 16 minutes a day to 59.
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"I thought I'd do less of it, but I'm covered so dishonestly by the press — so dishonestly — that I can put out Twitter," he told BILD.
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It makes for a more pleasant experience, for sure, but even in the low power settings you have to do less work just to get going.
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The products I use are expensive, but my philosophy is do less of everything, but when you do do, make the choice that's best for you.
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The Americans are asking the Afghans to do more to secure the stability of the country, while asking the Taliban to do less to undermine it.
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It also sends a clear message to the rest of society: Facing the possibility of being spied on, we will say less, do less, and publish less.
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The Conservative Party is perceived to have a more aggressive stand on cutting taxes while many voters believe Scheer will do less than other leaders on climate.
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This means that, in theory, staff can spend more time with each client and do less traveling per job, because they are combining two otherwise separate roles.
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Data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention also showed that hospitals in predominantly black neighborhoods also do less to promote breastfeeding than mostly white hospitals.
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Further, this person should no longer work in "security" and instead be relegated where he can do less damage, perhaps in food service but not food preparation.
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They are skinnier, sometimes rope-like, and don't last as long as their wedge tornado cousins, so they tend to be more localized and do less harm.
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Sadly, the fact that Trump may in the end do less substantive damage than expected to the US-Mexico relationship is not the end of the story.
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One theory suggests this is an attempt to put the deeply unpopular Brownback away, in a position where he would theoretically do less damage to the GOP.
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"They can't do less than they could to tighten economic pressures on North Korea and same time discount the real threat South Korea and its citizens face."
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Berkshire has performed better than average because "we've tried to do less," Munger said, though he expects even its stocks holdings will not return a blowout performance.
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"Tomorrow's tax hike is likely to do less immediate damage to economic growth in Japan than previous increases," said Marcel Thieliant, senior Japan economist at Capital Economics.
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I also think they don't take seriously enough the notion that if you make giving too rational, a lot of people will just do less of it.
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And if more people want to do less of their messaging on Facebook, it helps that there are a number of private companies ready to take its place.
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Once you've given your nails a once-over with a swipe of acetone (Streets suggests using a gentle formula, which will do less damage), it's time to buff.
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In Bard's words: Make mum proud; If our customers kick ass, we will too; Care about why; Create the change you want; Do less but do it best.
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"In theory, hairstyles like braids, sew-in weaves, and tight ponytails allow you to do less manipulation to the hair, so you don't get much breakage," Lenzy explains.
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Mr Martin put Mr Starr on tambourine and brought in a session drummer for "Love Me Do", refusing to let the young quartet do less than their best.
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He argued that gradual interest rate hikes would do less potential harm to the economy than basing policy on changing assumptions about the relationship between inflation and unemployment.
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Even if they can't power a passenger car, the batteries may be able to do less demanding tasks such as store electricity from wind turbines and solar farms.
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I don't doubt that the new young Democrats are honest in their zeal to fix America's problems, but I wish they would do less feeling and more thinking.
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This is because the individual pixels have to do less work on dark areas of the screen, and they use practically no juice at all when displaying true black.
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After the IMF credit line was agreed, he announced that the central bank would henceforth do less to sustain the peso, intervening in currency markets only in "disruptive situations".
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Casey admits that many people still do not shop for clothes online and, even among those who do, they may do less than half of it through web sites.
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In other words, the studies showed surgery could do less harm to the body and be more helpful for weight loss than the standard prescription on offer in America.
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The ports allow for easier access to a board's power, meaning customers will have to do less work if they want to rig up things like on-board lights.
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He's simply told leaders from the Middle East to Europe to do more, spend more, take on more -- so we can do less, spend less and take on less.
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"To the extent that he's focused on all of the hair on fire, wild-eyed allegations and drama around these inquiries, he's going to do less well," Cotton said.
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Hustle culture is so real that canceling plans has apparently become an act of self-care, with New Years Resolutions to "do less" replacing ones with tangible, workable goals.
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The order will do less to discover and root out any voter fraud, he writes, and more likely serve as a tool for Republicans to suppress the Democratic vote.
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What's notable about this report is that it billboarded not just what The Times should do more often — visual, creative storytelling — but also what it should do less often.
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This also means that scientists in China and their international colleagues have built unparalleled expertise in how to remediate polluted areas and ensure that newer facilities do less harm.
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In this atmosphere I tried to, firstly, to do less, even though I'm not sure I was able to because when you do fashion, fashion slips through your hands.
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The reality is some hospitals are better than others at taking care of patients with complex CHD and centers who do less surgeries have higher mortality and more complications.
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Banks now do less short-term unsecured borrowing than they did before the 2008 financial crisis and receive much of their funding through deposits and longer-term debt issuances.
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We may not know what the policy actually is until Mr. Trump implements it, but on Syria and Afghanistan, his initial instinct — to do less, with less — was correct.
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"The World Cup in 2010—we saw the site do less than great during that time," said Twitter Staff Reliability Engineer Max Michaels in an interview earlier this week.
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" Or it's as if President Franklin D. Roosevelt said in weighing World War II, "it's cheaper, and will do less damage to the economy, to let the Nazis win.
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HAL, Skynet, and those weird-ass robots in The Matrix are all the results of humans seeking to do less by creating a virtual sentient slave that could do more.
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Mr Trump and his aides seem to have concluded that walking away will do less harm to America's security than showering North Korea with concessions without gaining much in return.
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In college sports, statistics like graduation rates and players-turned-pro warrant mention, as do less easily quantified components like the respect of your peers and regard from the community.
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When Tidjane Thiam took over at Credit Suisse last July, he laid out a new direction for a financial giant with a storied investment banking history: Do less investment banking.
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I was expecting this from my male colleagues, but it was disappointing to hear from my fellow female colleagues that it was expected that I would want to do less.
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For the sake of thoroughness, I asked Wade about the idea of developing a pitching staff where starters were asked to do less, and relievers were asked to do more.
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It's not that a Hillary Clinton presidency would do wonders for financial markets, but it would do less damage than a Donald Trump one, Nuveen Asset Management's Bob Doll said Wednesday.
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One of the reasons that the Pixelbook Go runs so well is that Google has simply tried to do less with it than it did with last year's Pixel Slate tablet.
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The conservative movement in the US believes in its intellectual wing that government should do less and that lower taxes on upper income brackets are the overriding priority of economic policy.
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Radiotherapists can create webs of gamma rays, whose intersections deliver doses high enough to kill tumours but which do less damage to healthy tissue as they enter and leave the body.
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Rousing speeches on the way out the door do less good for the pro-trade, pro-immigration Republican party Mr Flake joined than a vigorous, if doomed, re-election campaign would.
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Now that President Trump is pledging to do less to keep America's commitment to the world, we must all step up to do more to ensure the health of our planet.
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I believe that whatever difficult situations we force children into in the world should be reflected in their literature, and that to do less just makes those less fortunate children disappear.
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What we're talking about here is the unintended consequences and bureaucratic refinements and things that have to do less with the civil rights movement and the protagonists and antagonists of it.
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It also could act as a redundant fallback that ensures no matter what your main network status, you'll always be able to do less data-intensive operations, like texting and calling.
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With the requisite beating-up-of-myself out of the way (note to self and women everywhere: Let's do less of this), I decided to call a fertility clinic the next day.
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It has recognised patterns that recruiters might not: for example, candidates who submit especially long résumés turn out to do less well than others, so those extra words will count against them.
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So do less aspirational technologies: telling drivers how to get across town, tracking burgeoning networks of electric car chargers, geofencing cars with semi-autonomous systems to roads where they can stay safe.
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The advocacy group suggested that people who want to do less harm with their meat eating, yet can't abide the thought of going meatless, ought to switch to consuming giant singing cetaceans.
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People will do less of it, and the new revenue will improve public transit and make using it more appealing — a win-win that has proved effective in Singapore, London and Stockholm.
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The question that looms over this exhibition is why, when so many artists were working and exhibiting, as demonstrated in the catalogue, do less than a dozen artists roll off the tongue?
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Or, if it is determined to keep prices low at all costs, CARB could simply concede that cap and trade will do less than expected and crank up other regulations to compensate.
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Men do a little more at home — they've doubled the time they spend on housework since 1965, and women now do less — but women still do about an hour more a day.
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I understand we will all not see the same conclusion, but to do less betrays our oath and that of our founders who pledged their lives, their fortune and their sacred honor.
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But the Giants' front office is going to have to acknowledge its mistake of drafting Flowers with a high pick and move him to right tackle, where he can do less harm.
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Compared with teenagers ten or 15 years ago, they get on with their parents better, fight less, get pregnant less often and do less damage to their bodies by smoking or drinking heavily.
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Trump's position on global trade — primarily, that the U.S. should do less of it — has caused concern about what that'd mean for a global economy that's been in a state of sluggish growth.
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Danny Rand may not always play well with others, but he does play better as part of an ensemble, if only because it means he has to do less of the heavy lifting.
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And, if you want to do less talking and engage in hands-on activities, Soft Cover Book Binding for Artists and Publishers and Small Editions are hosting a workshop for making handcrafted books.
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But Trump and his attorney general nominee, Jeff Sessions, have voiced skepticism of the investigations, suggesting that the Trump administration will do less to hold local police departments accountable through the Justice Department.
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The point of the cuts is not to make these agencies more streamlined and cost-effective, but to force them to do less with less, curtailing their ability to enact and enforce regulations.
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It's widely assumed that there's a trade-off between quantity and quality — if you want to do better work, you have to do less of it — but this turns out to be false.
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But it's not just heritage brands who want to make products that are friendlier to the earth: Awhole generation of new designersis committed to making products that do less harm and more good.
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To do less is simply to watch as Sanders wins a plurality in state after state, and Democrats end up with a nominee who has less than majority support in his own party.
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Senior advisers counseled him to do less, not more, negotiating, arguing that the shutdown was a political problem that Democrats had created for themselves, and had to find their own way to resolve.
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And as studies show that time on these advertisement-support platforms is unhealthy, it all starts to seem déclassé, like drinking soda or smoking cigarettes, which wealthy people do less than poor people.
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And I had wanted to write for a long time and this was going to give me an opportunity to write, do less video, more writing, which was exactly what I wanted to do.
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In 2018, more classic products were re-released, we opted for gadgets that do less than before, and companies are determined to make us shop in person because experiential pop-ups are in now.
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For all his talk of making the country great again, his "America First" strategy — it's probably not yet quite coherent enough to call a doctrine — is unashamedly about having the United States do less.
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That said, I rate Lighthouse as the more elegant of the two systems, in the sense that it collects less raw data, and has to do less processing, to deliver the same end result.
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In truth, however, while his administration has certainly tried to do less to stop greenhouse gas emissions it's also zealously adhering to the Miller/Heritage concept of making all forms of pollution more prevalent.
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Michael Batnick of Ritholtz Wealth Management believes investors should "do less" and focus on the long term to achieve success, especially during times of geopolitical crisis and high volatility like we've seen this week.
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"While Jamie did an amazing job turning Doorbot into Ring, I have a fundamental aversion to companies that require raising hundreds of millions of dollars to do less [than that] in revenues," he explains.
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Even Ms. Dowler, who pushed the group to do less, found herself signing up the children for camp over spring break and trying to nab a gardening plot for Mr. Hajj, who missed farming.
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Sometimes, it's the first time they are working with harm reduction and they are fearful and they want to do less drug-checking and focus on alcohol or energy drinks or things with less stigma.
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"The tweeting, I thought I'd do less of it but I'm covered so dishonestly by the press...," he said, stating that he'd rather tweet to express his views rather than be misrepresented by national media.
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Now, in 2017, Crowley says there's an opportunity for a Swarm check-in to sit between a polished Instagram post and a disappearing Snap, as something you do less for others and more for yourself.
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And whereas continental teams sensibly pour resources into developing talented youngsters, English teams splurge on ageing stars, who draw in crowds but do less to win matches, according to the 21st Club, a football consultancy.
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Facing inquiries around 1MDB, he has engineered the retirement of a pesky police chief, replaced an attorney-general and promoted members of an inquisitive parliamentary committee into the cabinet, where they can do less harm.
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By the way, Cormier is set to do some announcing work at UFC 211 this weekend (and the post-fight show on FS1) ... but it's obvious he wants to do less talking and more fighting.
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ViiV Healthcare is close to releasing new HIV medications that could do less harm to older HIV patients by replace the three- and four-drug "cocktail" many HIV patients are on with a two-drug therapy.
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Andrea Mitchell: One of the things that I think we have to do less of, and that we should not have done in 2016, and I've been very vocal about this, is carry his rallies live.
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"When people of any race or of any religion are being persecuted and killed, we cannot do less than we are capable of doing," the actress, who will return for Disney's Maleficent 2, told the audience.
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A new guidebook shows tech companies companies that it's possible to predict future changes to humans' relationship with technology, and that they can tweak their products so they'll do less damage when those eventual days arrive.
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Mr. Macaigne has done better in the past when tackling the work of other playwrights: He would do well to set aside the self-indulgent excess of "Je Suis un Pays" and do less, but better.
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In doing so, it has both a short-term goal (have the federal government do less to help vulnerable citizens) and a long-term goal (sabotage Obamacare, so that Congress can more easily repeal the law).
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"What I found very quickly with Good American was that the people with experience were the ones saying don't do the lace-up jeans in a size 24, or do less," Grede said in the survey.
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The work required to do so is so involved that a full book is required to walk the reader through the process, and it's work you have to do less out of sincere desire than sheer obligation.
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Here is a simple, low-risk approach to constitutional change that promises big payoffs: With Congress the prime source of dysfunction, it should be moved to the periphery of policymaking where its pathologies can do less damage.
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So far there is little indication that they will do less business with the social network as a result of the scandal, and new advertisers are starting to spend more online, blunting the impact of any defectors.
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"When celebrities speak out and we begin to talk about this in the public discourse, it allows -- or hopefully -- people to do less victim blaming, which opens up a space for more healing for survivors," she said.
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"We have a situation where people are being told, on social and financial issues, that the answer is to do less, to cut our taxes, there is no limit, it's a race to the bottom," he said.
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But to the extent that tying up banks in red tape and getting them to do less trading is what you want to see happening, the fact that it is in fact happening is a big deal.
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Earlier this week the service saw a rebrand, including a new 'vertical' design for the Tide card and the slogan "Do Less Banking," a reference to the startup's mission to make the lives of small business owners easier.
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Jimmy Carter came to office during a time when the CIA was widely discredited by revelations of its involvement in overseas assassinations, and he pushed for the agency to do less covert operations and focus on providing analysis.
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Read more: I flew first-class in Delta's 6-month-old A220, the plane Boeing tried to keep out of the USThe company also said it delivered fewer large aircraft as the world's elite do less jet setting.
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The way the current framework works, for example, if increased demand for soap, hand sanitizer, disinfecting wipes, and bleach spray leads to higher prices, that becomes a reason for monetary policy to do less to support the economy.
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More than six in 10 Catholics (63%) say he has done at least a little to make the church more accepting of homosexuality, and just 17% said they would like to see him do less in that area.
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All the data point to one story: PREPA is costing more to do less, and the best way to improve its efficiency is to take decisions out of the hands of politicians and instead empower market-based mechanisms.
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Ezra Klein: We try to do less ... we'll react to something we think is really important, but to what you're saying there: There is the issue of Trump tweeted something and it was reported in a straightforward, dumb fashion.
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"We are not encouraging companies to do less thorough background checks at all — rather we are suggesting that whatever trust mechanism companies use should actually be demonstrated to predict the behavior they are trying to prevent," he tells TechCrunch.
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Some of it is less positive, but we made a change, which has to really do with more of the social sharing that the researchers believe is more positive and do less of the other, which is less positive.
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The supplementary leverage ratio requires that those U.S.-headquartered banks that are designated as globally systemically important allocate more common equity to cover the risks posed by on- and off-balance sheet transactions than do less systemically important banks.
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Why you should do less with your moneyLike most other financial advisers, Schulte suggests sitting down to create a sound investment and financial plan, preferably with a professional who might offer another set of eyes and some expert guidance.
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"We would argue that if Trump can do less on the domestic front, he is more likely to focus on external matters such as trade, which will impact risk sentiment," said Patrick O'Donnell, investment manager at Aberdeen Asset Management.
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This toxic piece of legislation is bad for the internet, businesses, and it could even enable more sex trafficking online because companies might do less monitoring of their own services out of fear of opening themselves up to greater legal liability.
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Star Club, a Mario-themed bar in Tokyo's Shinjuku nightlife district (and the retro-gaming themed 8-bit Cafe, around the corner), would do less business with foreign fans and Japanese otaku alike were it not for the cheery moustachioed presence.
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"They want to work out five or six days a week, but actually the doctors, they're not used to girls doing so much activity like we are in the U.S., and they said they need to do less," Braganza says.
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While anxious voters mull which of the two highly unpopular candidates has the better plan — or at least will do less damage — there's a growing sense on Wall Street that the end result will be simply more of the same.
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"We would argue that if Trump can do less on the domestic front he is more likely to focus on external matters such as trade, which will impact risk sentiment," said Patrick O'Donnell, investment manager at Aberdeen Asset Management in London.
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When there's less to do, less science and reason, less communications from different cultures to help our general understanding of all things, you can certainly come up with really scary answers to the questions you have to address on your own.
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There are several reasons, not the least of which is that central bankers, beginning with the European Central Bank, have indicated they will do less in the future to hold down long-term interest rates while keeping short-rates steady.
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" On the new podcast, she told Recode's Kara Swisher that the CNN Digital property used to rush to cover the president's every tweet, believing them to be automatically newsworthy, but is now trying to slow down and do less "stenography journalism.
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Their bill leaves SNAP largely untouched; Democrats argue the House's reforms would do less to help people find jobs and more to increase bureaucratic expenses and build enrollment barriers that could kick up to 2 million people off of SNAP.
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"The only saving grace for us with this protectionist nonsense is that we are a huge country with enormous markets and competition and so such policies do less damage here than they would in let us say, Argentina," he said.
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For entrepreneurs and small business owners, who oftentimes have to switch back and forth between working in and on the business, putting all to-do items on a sprawling list seems to create the feeling of more work to do, less work done.
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The fix: Establishing a price on pollution -- like a carbon tax or a cap-and-trade system -- encourages people and businesses to do less of a bad thing (burning fossil fuels) and more of a good thing (buying power from wind and solar).
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"I think the worst thing would be to — because it didn't help everyone — is to say it's bad and do less of that," Cook said during his speech at an annual conference sponsored by the Chinese government, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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You don't need to posit any kind of apocalyptic casualty rate to see that there's going to be a huge economic problem if basically everyone all around the world ends up being encouraged to leave the house less and do less stuff.
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According to research by Morten Hansen, a professor at UC Berkeley and the author of "Great at Work: How Top Performers Do Less, Work Better, and Achieve More," learning to say "no" allows us to minimize our obligations and attain greater focus.
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But ironically, insofar as Trump isn't good at sticking to his biggest threats, it could also backfire: By making a big, impossible demand of UN members, Trump might end up persuading them to do less than with a more nuanced and measured request.
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Within the sub-group who said they use their smartphones less, 64 percent said they use phones less frequently for entertainment services, while 20183 percent said they do less online purchasing with their phones; and 56 percent do fewer searches from their phones.
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I think we're just afraid that if we do less than the next person, our kids will end up living under a highway somewhere because all the clear paths we used to see to success have been muddied by change, technology, and the economy.
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But while the Republican-controlled Senate's proposed plan, known as the Better Care Reconciliation Act, would take the structure of the ACA by having it do less, almost half of respondents to the poll say they want to instead see more done under the ACA.
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"Therapy can be a really helpful way to proactively do less, creating space in your week to withdraw from the noise of your life and check in with yourself," Harry Ritter, founder and CEO of Alma, a co-working space for therapists, told Business Insider.
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Bastion became pretty powerful after the last update (actually, way too powerful), especially on consoles where heroes' turrets do less damage because of the difference in aiming speed compared to PC. To make up for Bastion's overpowered buffs, he can now die a little bit easier.
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Aimed at drivers who do less than 6,200 miles per year on average (or roughly 120 miles per week) — which we're told accounts for 49 percent of German drivers — mileage is tracked via the Emil app and the supplied dongle that plugs into your car's diagnostics port.
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But what ended up happening was that we already set up a tour in the spring of 2009, which was supposed to be before we recorded the album and there was a lot of consternation in the band because we wanted to do less not to burn out.
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Moreover, the rollback proposal seems to have greatly overestimated the extent to which consumers will drive extra miles in more fuel-efficient cars; and it completely ignores the fact that smaller and lighter cars are likely to do less damage when they collide with other vehicles on the road.
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"I think what is important for the voters to understand is that if we don't invest in our children, and we don't invest in them for the future then they do less well in primary school, less well in secondary school, and less well in the future," he said.
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When the difficulties come to a head, both men and women tend to resort to traditional roles, even if it's not what they'd planned or hoped to do: Women take a step back at work to prioritize family needs, and men do less at home to prioritize work.
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America's commitment under President Obama was actually relatively moderate -- up to 28% cut in such emissions by 2025 based on 2005 levels, but the Trump administration pointed to conservative groups' studies showing it could cripple the U.S. industrial economy while other countries, notably China, were called on to do less.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE's senior advisor Steve Bannon ignited a firestorm last week when he declared that the media needs to do less talking and more listening.
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What you have is a bunch of people, including you, including the president, who think 'What I do is good for the economy, therefore, taxing the things that I do less will be good for the economy and good for other people' instead of giving direct benefits to those people.
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"Men and boys are willing to take risks, to prove they are men, because they understand that to do otherwise, to do less than that, leaves them open to surveillance, to being questioned, and the threatening homophobic attacks of others who seek to maintain dominance, control and heteronormative views of masculinity."
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While conventional wisdom dictates that children should do less up-close viewing, sit farther from the television and perhaps even wear their eyeglasses less, we have found in recent studies that another factor may be at play: Kids need to go outside, and, if not play, at least get some general exposure to outdoor light.
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For a domestic example, just think of the myth of "acting white" — white Americans attempting to explain why black Americans do less well in school by speculating that black Americans simply have different values and have made different choices; that they are the ones who have decided they cannot be both well-educated and black.
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"It also suggests that dog walking is an additional activity, not replacing other physical activity you could be doing of potentially higher intensity (because you feel you need to walk the dog instead), as dog owners didn't do less activity of other types such as going to the gym or running," Westgrath told Gizmodo via email.
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The new episodes grapple with grief, opioid addiction, and, despite being written several months ahead of the Harvey Weinstein allegations last October, manages to summarize the fallout of #MeToo in a single line of dialogue ("There's no such thing as bad guys or good guys… All we can do is try to do less bad stuff and more good stuff").
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A frustrated Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.), the chairman of the GOP convention, said the two sides in the debate — the Black Lives Matter movement and law enforcement — need to do less finger-pointing and more listening.
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And it's all perfumed with the faint odor of undeserved victimhood that Facebook executives apparently feel for being so maligned, even as they continue to benefit extravagantly from sucking all of our data into their maw, and even though they do less than they should to contain some of the damage of social media that they are so clearly responsible for.
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The fact remains, eating animals contributes to climate change and, given that meat-eating also has profound negative effects on public health, other environmental issues (in Iowa alone, pigs produce as much excrement as more than 80 million people) and our farming culture (almost 40 percent of all corn is grown to feed confined animals), it behooves us to do less of it.
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And given that it looks like they're going to keep going farther down along that path, and it seems like they're going to cut back on press pools, and he hasn't done a press conference yet — he promised to do one this week, he just delayed to January —presumably he's going to do less and less of that and less of the professional customs the press is used to, right?
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Plus, in a 2012 paper with Seth Giertz, Mr. Saez and Mr. Slemrod pointed out there is a reason to suppose tax increases might do less to reduce taxable income in the long run than the short run: A taxpayer can react to a tax increase by shifting income into a year when he thinks tax rates might be lower, but that strategy won't work if rates stay high for a long time.
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After the Brexit vote and the election of Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, a brief anti-populist backlash led these parties to do less well as expected in the Netherlands in March and in France in May.
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In a meandering pre-inauguration interview with The Times of London, Trump addressed the matter of his (still extremely active) account, which had evolved, under the same set of thumbs, from an object of widespread Twitter ridicule to an engine of a successful presidential campaign and, finally, to the actual voice of the American state: I thought I'd do less of it, but I'm covered so dishonestly by the press — so dishonestly — that I can put out Twitter — and it's not 140, it's now 280 — I can go bing bing bing . . .
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