Sanders does better in caucuses; Clinton does better in primaries.
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"As you grow faster, Wal-Mart does better, everyone does better."
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Sanders does better in open primaries; Clinton does better in closed primaries.
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So while Apple's iPhone 7 Plus, Google's Pixel, and HTC's U11 are still leading the pack, the updated test shows that Apple does better with zoom and bokeh, the Pixel does better with autofocus and exposure, and the U11 does better with color and texture.
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Yes, the market historically does better in the fourth quarter.
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As soon as you require flexibility, the human does better.
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And when businesses do better, the economy does better, too.
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Mr. Cruz does better when it comes to social issues.
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Nobody does better than America when it comes to that.
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Perhaps pollsters' strongest defence is that no one else does better.
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Samsung also does better than I expected on the sound front.
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Is there one thing the city does better than other cities?
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Obviously, there are many things that Far Cry 5 does better.
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Listen, the truth is that Hannity does better if Clinton wins.
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Britain does better than the Bronx on White Gold's lunch menu.
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"When our communities do better, our country does better," she said.
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Read: 24 things nobody does better than Trump (according to Trump)
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He does better when there is something or someone to run against.
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She also does better in places where the finance industry is strong.
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BLUMENSTEIN So JPMorgan probably does better than most on the women front.
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The thing Clinton does better than anything else is read the room.
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"Everyone does better when hard work is perceived as the key to success."
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There's also evidence he does better in places with a larger nonwhite population.
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He does better with liberals, with young people, with white voters, with men.
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Each phone has certain areas where its camera does better than the other.
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In any conductor's performance, this should be an apocalyptic moment; Toscanini does better.
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Britain sees itself as superior and thinks it does better on its own.
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Kinberg does better when he goes big, which suits this franchise delivery system.
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"The market does better with two steps up, one step back," he said.
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Photo are brighter and sharper and the phone does better in low light.
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His job is to play baseball, which he does better than everyone else.
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There are few things an expensive cable does better than a cheaper one.
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Slacker, which has been around since 2007, has radio stations curated by DJs (something Dash Radio does better), customizable radio stations based on your taste (something Pandora does better), and at one point sold portable music players (something Apple did better).
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Algeria does better than any other African country on the UN's "human development" index.
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Third, it's noteworthy that almost every city does better when you apply demographic adjustments.
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Despite previous claims, there might be things that Taylor Swift does better than revenge.
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"Warren does better with white voters, and particularly those with college degrees," Kondik said.
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Among all racial groups he does better with younger voters than with old ones.
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You know, that being said I hope it does better than the last one.
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He does better with female voters than male, and best among self-described moderates.
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What the show does better than almost any other comedy on television is specificity.
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It's possible he does better in other places than he did in South Carolina.
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Elizabeth Warren, just to the right of Sanders on policy, does better with more
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Adjusted for cost of living, Russia does better coming out between Germany and Brazil.
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It'll be interesting to see if she does better than Ossoff and maybe even wins.
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Does better detection of these kinds of overdoses explain at least some of the deaths?
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The reason false information does better than the true stuff is simple, say the researchers.
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"Our economy does better when we have a Democrat in the White House," she added.
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The businesses are geographically complementary: ET is stronger in America, Kone does better in China.
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Sanders has a huge edge among younger voters, while Biden does better among older ones.
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Still, the country does better than others in guaranteeing paid leave for mothers of infants.
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Certainly, a warmer color temperature does better mimic the off-white color of paper books.
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My guess though is that if our forecast is off by 9 seats and the side that is already favored does better (the Democrats), it won't be remembered as infamously as an error in which the side that is the underdog (the Republicans) does better.
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Or, that on average the stock market does better in a period of falling bond yields.
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But until the company does better at cleaning up the Play Store, users will be vulnerable.
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In fact, almost the entire American public does better economically when Democrats occupy the Oval Office.
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Throughout the day, Mr. Sanders also pointed out, to cheers, that he does better than Mrs.
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Hillary Clinton, on the other hand, does better with older voters, with nonwhite voters, with women.
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"Chaz is a good example of a dog that does better in a home," said Deisler.
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"In the short term, the low-carbohydrate diet sometimes does better on glycemic control," he said.
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The plentiful bacon was a boon, but bacon does better with fluffy rather than chewy buns.
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And what Monteverdi does better than anybody of his generation is to maintain the musical interest.
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The one thing turkey does better than any other meat is serve as a blank slate.
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But does better nutritional awareness by parents actually translate into children eating in a healthy way?
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He remains dominant among young voters and does better on the coasts and in the northeast.
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Many of FleetCor's clients are trucking companies, a sector that does better in a strong global economy.
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But when you restrict your attention to large urban districts, almost everyone does better with demographic adjustments.
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When more people have more money to spend on more goods and services, our economy does better.
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America does manage to outperform most European countries on cancer mortality, though even there, Sweden does better.
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Sanders supporters often point out that he does better against Trump in the polls than Clinton does.
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And if someone does better than expected, it could bring more attention, and voters, to their campaign.
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"Well, I can tell you that he does better than I do with it," Biden Owens said.
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There is no brain drain here; no state does better at hanging on to its college graduates.
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He's purely villainous, you've said; "Homeland" normally does better in giving us enemies we love to hate.
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"Every movement does better when the people in that movement have a firm grasp of reality," he said.
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On the bank's index, Bangladesh does better than India, Vietnam better than Malaysia, and Britain better than France.
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Elizabeth Warren is more famous than the other non-Sanders senators, so she does better than they do.
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Biden does better among moderates overall, which helps him significantly with the predominantly moderate African-American voting bloc.
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If everybody does better and we sell more pizza, it's all going to go in the right direction.
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The Pixel's signature contrast-loving camera also does better in revealing details on this clear acrylic art piece.
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Overall, in presidential head to head match-ups, Sanders does better than Clinton against the leading GOP candidates.
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The need for Amazon's help, however, comes with everything the ecommerce giant does better than any other company.
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PONIEWOZIK In any case, you're right that TV still often does better with fictional religions than actual ones.
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Long story short ... O'Donnell says there's still one thing Spieth does better than ANYONE ELSE in the world.
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Biden's advantage here may explain why he does better in polls against Republican President Doanld Trump than Warren.
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But "Illyria" also affords distinctive if fleeting pleasures that no one these days does better than Mr. Nelson.
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These are magazines, and I think every medium has to identify what it does better than anything else.
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L. Cool J Raps to the Beat of His Box, While His LP Does Better Than Dow Jones Stock.
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At the other end of the scale is Rwanda, which does better than its national income level might suggest.
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Back in April, I detailed four things that Android does better than the iPhone when it comes to notifications.
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So instead of having the motivation to cooperate, each party does better by making the other side look bad.
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The sugar content isn't great, but Slim Fast at least does better than other popular meal replacements like Ensure.
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Like the greatest of hoaxes, so-called fake news does better than resist shaming by logic and moral reasoning.
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Mayors know that everyone does better when we put politics aside, roll up our sleeves and get things done.
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We know this area of this page does better, let's move this story into that, see if that works.
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This, in turn, will give Frank Kuhnke the necessary freedom to concentrate on what he does better than anyone else.
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He's only going to make more outs, which once again is the thing that bunting does better than any other.
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But Trump does better than a generic Republican against a Democrat in a theoretical 2020 matchup, according to Wednesday's poll.
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The populist party does better in areas with higher unemployment and lower education, and where people are dissatisfied with government.
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By the way, did you ever hear that every kid who takes music class does better in math and science?
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What we can do — what America does better than anyone else –– is spark the creativity and imagination of our people.
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Policies like a strong overtime rule can help us return to a world where everyone does better by working less.
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It may even celebrate because its team does better than expected, though hope for that is thin on the ground.
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As history shows and as the antitrust laws dictate, the United States does better by betting on the competitive process.
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"The incumbent party generally does better when the economy is doing better," says Neil Malhotra, a political economist at Stanford University.
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When a CEO visits Trump, the company's stock usually rises that day and almost always does better than the overall market.
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Of course, he does better when he has protection, completing 73.6 percent of his passes when not pressured, sixth-best nationally.
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MORE: 10 things Italy does better than anywhere else If she sounds like someone who can get something done, you're right.
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The Galaxy Note 10's camera does better indoors than it does outdoors, and Night Mode might as well not exist.
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"If you can come in here with a hybrid seed that does better in Chinese soil, we love you," he said.
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Whether political capitalism does better than liberal capitalism at fostering growth remains unclear (Mr Milanovic implies at times that it may).
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The data is decidedly more mixed on whether the United States market does better under a Republican or a Democratic administration.
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"The real thing always does better than the models," he said, as another visitor smiled for a photo with the tank.
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Between their charming thievery and their master photobombing skills, it's clear that squirrels are yet one more thing that Canada does better.
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Rubio also leads among those who live in the southern portion of Florida, while Trump does better in central and northern Florida.
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Namely, value does better when GDP and corporate earnings growth are both re-accelerating and when overall equity valuations are above average.
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Secondly, there are things an analog watch does better than a digital dive computer, such as helping time swim distances for navigation.
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Biden does better among Democratic black primary voters who self-identify as Democrats than he does among those who call themselves independents.
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When voters are more upset at the president, his party loses more seats, and when they're less upset, his party does better.
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Speaking of competition, Instacart and the rest are still seeing startups popping up who think that they can do what Instacart does better.
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But it does better than most at keeping tussles hidden from outside view, especially under Xi Jinping, a president who brooks no dissent.
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Mr Flannery plans to realign pay for top executives so that they are rewarded when the firm does better on free cash flow.
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PERINO: The thing is that the president -- yes, for President Trump, he does better if he has someone or something to work against.
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Consistent with her repeated victories, Clinton does better than Sanders on average for most groups, except for young people and self-identified independents.
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There are only two exceptions to this trend, where the US does better under Trump than it did under Obama: Russia and Israel.
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In the course of experimenting with the Apple Watch, I discovered lots of things the Apple Watch does better than other Apple products.
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To be sure, wealth inequality is a global problem, and ranked among all nations, the United States does better than dozens of countries.
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The corporation does better than break even because expenses would be higher and net profit lower as the basis for the taxes due.
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Known more for his 6-foot-7 frame and his powerful bat, Judge does better statistically in right field than is generally recognized.
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Experts say all these bills would almost certainly create an insurance system that does better to serve Americans with high health care costs.
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The sentiment is not entirely reciprocated, but Mr Trump does better among Americans who left school at 18 than among those with university degrees.
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The Ohio Quinnipiac poll demonstrates a key facet as to why Biden is currently the strongest against Trump: he does better with non-Democrats.
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Mr. Cruz does better (and Mr. Kasich does worse) in areas with more evangelical Christians, more white Republicans and fewer people with postgraduate educations.
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And in the two races where the Republican candidate does better with the switch to likely voters, the change was 2 points or less.
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One contributing factor is that Sanders does better in general among younger, more idealistic voters, and the Hispanic population in America is generally younger.
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If one group does better on Election Day, it's certain to impact Democratic thinking about their platform, candidates and places they could potentially play.
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"I'm going to support both [Sanders and Warren] as much as I can and we'll see which one does better in the initial primaries."
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Voters like Biden not because they don't know or don't understand his left-right ideology (though he does better with moderate Democrats than liberals).
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Nebraska's average household income falls just outside the top half of states at 28th, though the per capita personal income does better at 20th.
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The party does better when turnout overall is high, but voter participation falls by as much as two-thirds when there's no presidential race.
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" The Benghazi hearings "I hope @TGowdySC does better for Rubio than he did at the #Benghazi hearings, which were a total disaster for Republicans & America!
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But if you look a little more closely at the data, it turns out Sanders only does better among downscale whites who are also young.
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Kasich leads Clinton 2023 to 40 percent and does better than the other GOP candidates against Clinton because he takes a larger percentage of Democrats.
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If Rubio does better on March 1, there will be a powerful surge of establishment unity behind his candidacy and huge pressure on Ohio Gov.
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But it is also true that by the standards of past trade agreements, the partnership does better in looking out for the interests of workers.
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Djokovic is 2-0 at the season-ending tournament, and he will retake the top ranking from Andy Murray if he does better this week.
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For all the studies that have been done, it shows to the degree that a business or a company is diverse, that it does better.
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But they know he does better in situations that call for more connecting and less pontificating, more interaction with voters and less debate-stage combat.
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In short, no other AL team works quite as hard to get to pitches outside the zone, nor does better when it gets to them.
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The campaign argues that Sanders receives more coverage when he does worse in the polls and less when he does better, creating a negative loop.
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Sanders has argued that he does better in high-turnout elections, but Biden blew him out in Virginia, which saw record turnout on Tuesday night.
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If Sanders does better than expected in Michigan on Tuesday and then moves into a weekend debate against Biden, it could give him renewed momentum.
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Finally, I want to point out something that Chiang does better than almost any startup founder, and that is his introduction of the Gate itself.
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He said low interest rates are helping with the market's multiples, but not doing much for the financial sector, which does better with rising rates.
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Sanders also run much better with liberals than moderates -- and does better with younger than older voters and with non-college rather than college whites.
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Wisconsin leans a little bit more to the right than the nation, and Biden does better there than any of the other Democrats against Trump.
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"I realised I have to be conscious of what my body tells me and if my body does better not eating certain foods," she said.
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And now there's one more thing Michael Phelps does better than everyone else -- his big wedding to Nicole was captured in a Hollywood-style video.
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Trump does better than Romney in less populous and diverse western and central Pennsylvania -- but not by enough to make up for his deficit around Philadelphia.
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As Women's History Month draws to a close, here's a look at the InHerSight data, which shows what technology does better — and worse — than other industries.
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And so if I can give my money to a place that does better investing ... it creates a better world, a better environment, a better future.
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A firm does better to get rid of a toxic worker, they concluded, than to replace an average one by someone in the most productive 1%.
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"Focusing on what each one does better, we alongside our partners are able to provide a unique experience to our customers," SpoonRocket CEO Roberto Gandolfo said.
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Democrats say the comfort in those numbers is that their candidate does better in other categories than Trump, such as having the experience to be president.
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He does better over his ability to handle the economy and defend US interests abroad, but he still lags other previous incoming presidents at the equivalent time.
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In this respect, Kigali does better: it has recently built 12 new markets, including one by the bus station, and waived rent and taxes for a year.
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Asked about polls showing that Sanders does better against him than Clinton in the general election, Trump said that's because he hasn't paid attention to him yet.
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You can see that someone who earns more does better under the Price plan — but someone who has relatively low incomes could see their subsidy decline sharply.
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No, Nintendo's simply returning to its core competency, the thing it does better than any other games company: Anticipating and meeting the actual play patterns of gamers.
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As Vox's Matt Yglesias noted, she does better — at least in Minnesota — than other Democrats: Back in 2012, Obama won 53 percent of the vote in Minnesota.
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Because there's nothing that the Internet does better than make fun of itself, here is a YouTube video of what it looks like to hack the Internet.
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Which is to say, the main lens remains unchanged, but the second, optical zoom has been swapped out in favor of one that does better in low light.
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Teran points out that on the spreadsheet, Non-Q does better in its first year of operation: It makes a net profit of $240,22012, compared with Q's $709,450.
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What you get for a couple hundred dollars more ultimately isn't worth it because the Bamboo GTX falls short on all the things a Boosted Board does better.
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However, he notes that in years when there are midterm elections, the market usually does better later in the year, so it could chop around for a while.
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But part of the reason Apple does better overall on diversity is because a bunch of its employees work in lower paid jobs at its high-street stores.
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Though Biden does better against Trump than Sanders among Latinos overall, Latino Democrats narrowly thought Sanders was a better matchup against the incumbent, 53 percent to 25 percent.
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So the iPhone 11 camera does better in bright light than the Pixel 3 and Note 10, and Night mode beats the Pixel 3 more often than not.
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"Knowing now that she could potentially be a mom again, I hope she does better this time around than what she did last time," he said on the show.
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"Knowing now that she could potentially be a mom again, I hope she does better this time around than what she did last time," Anthony said on the show.
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The country does better in reading (see chart), maths and science than the other Latin American countries for which the OECD, a club of mostly rich countries, collects data.
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The press release should explain why the product improves the customer's experience, what it does better than any other product in its category, and how it delights the customer.
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The newest surveys also suggest his breadth of support is more diverse than Warren's base; Sanders does better with blacks and Hispanics and with voters without a college degree.
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In the end, our economy does better when Americans know that they can trust the government to follow through on its promises and allow them to retire with dignity.
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James knows it; he has spent most of his adult life hearing strangers tell him that he should be better at the things he does better than anyone else.
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He touted his own poll numbers, both nationally and statewide, saying that in head-to-head match-ups with the Republican candidates, the Vermont senator does better than Clinton.
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It was like, here's this thing this two-piece band from Vancouver does, and does better than anyone, and it's not going to go on and influence the masses.
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The things it does well it does better than anybody, which is important to know when you start dreaming about nockerl, followed, of course, by a glass of schnapps.
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"USS Callister" does better in shifting its focus from Bob to Nanette when she arrives in the simulation, the way the center of the story's gravity shifts to her.
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"When the right combination of changes takes place, then the virus that results from that mutation process is more strongly selected because it does better to infect hosts," Dye says.
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What it does better than anyone else, he insists, is package them in the most efficient manner possible, while also being able to produce them a lot faster than competitors.
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One, taken by Grossmann in Michigan, is to use separate survey data to bore into what the exit polls don't reveal: Who does better by class within each age group?
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Judis does better with Wallace, who railed against integration and "pointy-headed intellectuals" when he was governor of Alabama but was far less strident and racist in his presidential campaigns.
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Plus 2628 "closed" GOP primary states where only Republicans can vote — not a good playing field for The Donald, who does better among working-class Dems and independents. 28500. Sen.
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"What he does better than anyone are these energetic religious paintings that make you feel some miracle is actually happening," said Mr. Ilchman, whose doctorate is in the painter's work.
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One thing The Leftovers does better than almost any show out there is make it plain how searching for something concrete inevitably raises more questions than anyone knows how to answer.
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East Africa does better, but Karim Sadek, the director of Rift Valley Railways in Kenya and Uganda, says that not having to stop at the border would make his life easier.
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"Of course, we still have to prove that an autonomous car does better in driving and has less accidents than a human being," Bosch CEO Volkmar Denner told a news conference.
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Of all the phones I've used this year, the only one that does better is the Samsung Galaxy S23 Edge, and that's only because it has a 23 percent larger battery.
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Mr. Cruz also does better in areas that look more like the "traditional" Republican Party — conservative areas with more families and married couples and people whose heritage is Protestant northwest Europe.
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Jubilee Sharpe -- who appeared in Ben Higgins' season of "The Bachelor" -- better hope she does better in court than she did in rose ceremonies ... she got a DUI in South Florida.
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While some of Trump's antics and culture war battles are misfires that turn off even voters who might be sympathetic to his policy agenda, overall, he does better during the Trump Show.
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And Musk can keep on making pronouncements at offsite conferences about climate change and machine learning that suggest he's really more into vision — which he does better than nearly anyone — than operations.
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These results seem pretty clearly driven by name-recognition — more people have heard of the governor of New York than of the governor of Montana, so Andrew Cuomo does better than Steve Bullock.
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"If Amy or Pete does better than expected and is getting a ton of buzz going into New Hampshire, that's really bad for Biden," said one Democrat who has raised money for Biden.
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Although Sanders still does better against Donald Trump in many polls, voters still suspect that in the fall those numbers would look very different once Sanders came under full fire from the GOP.
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Obviously, you only get there in a small percentage of the cases because other things, when you look at, well, a company can't make it on its own or does better somewhere else.
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Michael Phelps took on a great white shark for Discovery Channel's Shark Week special Phelps vs Shark: Great Gold vs Great White and let's just say he does better when he's chasing gold.
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In fact, there are some areas, like education, where the public sector clearly does better in most cases, and others, like health care, in which the case for private enterprise is very weak.
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And it is true that he leads all other candidates in the Democratic primary among African American voters, although recent polling has found Sanders does better among black voters under 35 years old.
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In pitching venture investors and later-stage start-ups, J.P. Morgan bankers are showing that when they work as the second bookrunner, alongside Goldman or Morgan Stanley, the stock does better following the IPO.
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If Sanders does better than Obama did among Latinos, it might be for generational reasons (nearly half of Nevada's Latino voters are under 35), but Sanders' supporters will likely claim it as a victory.
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In the final days of the five-week shoot of The Bridges of Madison County last fall, Meryl Streep did one of the many things she does better onscreen than anyone else: she cried.
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The firm must hope it does better than another famous AR headset, Google's Glass, which, after years of development and months of public tinkering, was finally sent back to the drawing board last year.
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"Kangwon Land does better and better as small fry keep coming," said Kim Jung-suk, owner of the Ten Billion Pawn Shop, one of dozens of colorful pawn shops clustered outside the resort's gates.
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For example, a drink like an Old Fashioned calls for a roughly 6-ounce short glass while a tall, juicy drink like a Bloody Mary does better in a 12- or 16-ounce glass.
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While Otter's transcriptions aren't perfect in real-world scenarios, like where there's background noise or muffled speaking, it does better when it can be connected directly to the audio source, like at big events.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. central bankers say clear communication is important, with economic research showing that if the public understands what the Federal Reserve is doing, monetary policy works better and the economy does better.
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What Coates can do — and what he does better than nearly anyone — is build an argument that resounds with clarity and moral urgency, and craft a sentence beautiful enough to take your breath away.
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That's the magic sauce, what Washington's bill does better than any other state clean energy bill I've seen: It aligns the interests of utilities, energy developers, and unions behind the project of equitable decarbonization.
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He added that the Sanders campaign will be using an electability argument — that Sanders does better than Clinton in hypothetical general election match-ups against Republicans — to flip superdelegates who are currently declared Clinton supporters.
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Toni We're going to hear about this all the way to the convention, and most likely during the convention — maybe even after the convention: Bernie Sanders does better than Hillary Clinton in polling against Donald Trump.
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Then I'd dig it out for braising the occasional large hunk of meat to tender perfection, which, as I immediately discovered, it does better than any other piece of equipment — Dutch ovens and slow cookers included.
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In the past few weeks, celebrity after celebrity has spoken up to say they support the victims, that they want to stop this epidemic of abuse, that they're determined to make sure that their industry does better.
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He does better when he sticks to a least-common-denominator Republican Party message and says that Hillary Clinton is a bad person who used a secret email server to blow up the US consulate in Benghazi.
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Semadeni added that his research has shown that if the positions are separated when the company is doing poorly it subsequently does better but that its performance suffers if the roles are separated when it isn't struggling.
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But if Djokovic does better than Murray this weekend at the ATP finals, he will jump back ahead and finish the season on top for the third straight time and for the fifth time in six years.
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She does better among these voters in the South than in the North, but it's nonetheless an advantage for her in California and along the Acela Corridor, where there is an above-average percentage of nonwhite voters.
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That doesn't mean he hasn't had great success in appealing to white Republican primary voters — there's no doubt of that — only that he generally does better in states that have higher percentages of nonwhites, particularly African-Americans.
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It is probably not unexpected that Denmark does better than we do on this measure of social mobility, but a child born in Pakistan has a better chance of escaping from poverty than one brought up here.
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His campaign had always planned to use South Carolina as a springboard into the run of Super Tuesday states and beyond to make the case that he does better than any other Democrat with voters of color.
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Biden's campaign had always planned to use South Carolina as a springboard into the run of Super Tuesday states and beyond to make the case that he does better than any other Democrat with voters of color.
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"He does better with the skimpy, yet not overly revealing, pink fringe outfit Emma Degerstedt wears, and jiggles in, for the leering number 'Teach Me How to Shimmy,' " Umphress responded with a lengthy comment on Twitter Monday morning.
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While this bill does better than some state laws by referring to economic and physical harm as well as emotional harm, it lets perpetrators who engage in nonconsensual pornography for profit or entertainment purposes completely off the hook.
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"People talk about the pressure associated with writing a book that does better than expected, as The Book Thief did for me, but I feel like Bridge of Clay was always going to take a while," he says.
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What club music and any of its derivatives does better than most other genres is that it tells a story, not only with the soundbites that it does incorporate, but with the space it gives to the instrumentals.
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We bring up this anecdote not to engage in wistful nostalgia, but to point out that America does better when the two sides of the aisle talk to each other, respect each other, and even like each other.
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He has already demonstrated that his campaign does better in a typical primary, like New Hampshire, in which more people participate, compared to a caucus state like Iowa, which requires a greater ground organization to get people out.
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"We believe Elizabeth Warren embodies the qualities our country needs most: compassion, respect, integrity, wisdom, intellectual curiosity, optimism, and the fundamental understanding that when the least among us does better, we all do better," the open letter reads.
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In a year in which electability is taking precedence over issue agreement for many voters, Sanders is the only top tier candidate who does better among those who say issue agreement is more important to them than electability.
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Another critical player may be the Scottish National Party (SNP), which also opposes Brexit and which many see as a possible partner for Labour if it does better than expected, for the price of another Scottish independence referendum.
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We're talking something along the lines of 35, 40 percent of the Republican Party, plus a segment of the disaffected center, which is why he does better than other Republican politicians in parts of the Midwest and Upper Midwest.
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It's hard to see how he stays in the race at this point, and if he does, it's even harder to see how he does better in later states where, unlike New Hampshire, he hasn't personally campaigned for months.
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"Let's say if Jeb Bush does better than Marco Rubio or vice versa, then you'll see a wave of support potentially from members of Congress and it will really show the party start to coalesce behind someone," Raju explained.
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On a "death to safe returns" ratio, the mountain does better than other lesser-trodden peaks, like Annapurna for instance (where one climber dies for every three who make it to the top; at Everest it is 1:30).
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Guaranteeing the right to health for all Americans is not only feasible, but would advance one of our nation's core ideals: that all people should have the opportunity to thrive, and that our country does better when they do.
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"Who Rules the Land of Denial?" does better in the first third, which is entirely given over to Nikki and a fellow inmate as they wriggle out of the bus and flee her attackers, chained together at the wrists.
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Both the Wired and the Verge stories might seem to be about how Amazon is overextended, can't be all things to all people and needs to do what it already does better rather than keep expanding into new fields.
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A Democratic pollster unaffiliated with either campaign said that Mr. Sanders does better among nonwhite voters in areas where whites represent a larger share of the population, which would suggest that a precinct-based analysis would understate Mr. Sanders's strength.
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Regardless of which gender does better with their finances, advisors and other pros in the financial industry stress the importance of signing up for a 401(k) and taking advantage of socking away pretax income through automatic payroll deductions at work.
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On Sunday, with a quarterback who had hitched his career to resurrecting the Saints and with a team that played nearly flawlessly, the Saints gave New Orleans a reason to do what it does better than any other American city: celebrate.
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"The goal right now is to see that we can improve our relationship with the people of Cuba to do what we can to improve their economy and to make sure that the younger generation does better than their older generation."
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"This is what China does better than anyone else," said Robert D. Atkinson, president of the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation, a think tank focused on technology policy that has conducted studies detailing the Chinese government's pressure on technology companies.
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I think what [King] does better than almost any of his contemporaries is approach his characters in a very warm, very empathetic manner, and the horror, when it works, is growing out of those characters and is there to test them.
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While strategists warn the usually rocky late summer period would be a logical time for a pullback, technicians at Strategas point to a historic trend where the market typically does better than average when the month of July has been strong.
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BJJ/JOW/FAMEFLYNET If there's one thing Jessica Simpson does better than singing, writhing atop a Dodge Charger while wearing tiny shorts, and finding various reasons for an impromptu bikini photo shoot combined, it's throwing herself an elaborate, over-the-top birthday extravaganza.
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"While I like Masco, I think that TopBuild is the hot stock right now because it's designed to be a more cyclical company that does better in a strong economy, and that big buyback tells me that TopBuild's management agrees," Cramer said.
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But the trouble with that explanation was it doesn't help us understand why Denmark does better than the other Scandanavian or Nordic countries, because Sweden, Finland, Iceland also have the same high levels of welfare, social security and education, all of that.
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If it turns out that writing some incredibly salacious headline and some bit of moral outrage does better online than the deeply reported article, a part of your soul is telling you that deeply reported article is why I got into journalism.
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The Radeon VII does better in some, and it does worse in others, often falling within just a few frames per second of the 2080, and always lagging distantly behind the 2080 Ti—the gold standard in gaming GPU performance at the moment.
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If a new drug does better than a placebo in just two out of six clinical trials, you are going to think very differently about its efficacy than you would about that of another drug that beats a placebo in all six trials.
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"I think what Kano does better than anyone else in the world is crafting an experience around technology that opens up its attributes to a wider audience," Klein also said when asked whether hardware or software will be its main focus going forward.
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Well, again, Stripe does better if the internet economy is larger, and so if Increment successes, if it actually makes a sizable fraction of companies grow faster or operate more effectively and so on, that's actually really fabulous news for us. Right.
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What Vice Principals does better than any other show or film Hill and McBride have made (a list that includes the cult favorite Eastbound & Down, the two's first outing on HBO) is dig into what makes its characters do such awful things.
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His frame's too healthy and his voice is too naturally deep to truly convince us we're looking at Hank's ghost, but he does better than any other actor could (especially in the film's darker scenes, when Hiddleston's gaunt face shines with sweat and desperation).
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"The main affect of Trump cutting taxes will be on U.S. markets, but if the U.S. does better, it is good for an export oriented country like the Netherlands and Germany and therefore for the rest of the Eurozone as well," Van Geffen said.
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It is a drama, which we all know does better than comedies in these sorts of discussions, for the same reason comedies get boned in awards: the emotional journey of a drama is more significant and stays with you longer than a good laugh does.
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Supporters argue that one national primary day would drive up voter participation, and a Monmouth University poll from last week found that 58 percent of Democratic voters nationally would support a national primary; no other option, including the current system, does better than 15 percent.
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Even easy stuff like telling you the weather Google does better, because instead of having to sit through multiple slides to see the temp, highs and lows, and the hourly forecast on the Echo Show, the Smart Display gives you all that info on a single screen.
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SARA EISEN: You know, I know that you don't characterize yourself necessarily as a food company because snacking does better than food, but even among some of the snacking peers it looks like you're outperforming in terms of sales, I'm thinking Kellogg and Hershey results today.
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"Cameron probably does better with someone who isn't per se a watch collector, but is sort of a more casual enthusiast, and maybe at the same time, is looking for something that's more of an emotional product," said Ariel Adams, founder of the watch website aBlogtoWatch.
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"I think the real problem with nuclear power is that it does better in a socialist economy than in a capitalist one, because nuclear energy prefers to have the public do the cleanup, do the insurance, cover all of the losses and it only wants the profits," said Rep.
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It's in the final stages, the last year of the bet about what does better: the S&P 003 index over 200 years or someone who you made a bet with for a million dollars who got to go pick five hedge funds-- WARREN BUFFETT: Fund of funds.
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But one thing I have been interested in is finding a keyboard that does better than a scissor switch when a different kind of typing experience is desired, but is small enough to fit in my bag and use in a portable setting without the keys being overwhelmingly loud.
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His aides often repeat their belief that Sanders does better in states where he can camp out and advertise heavily — and the presence of two nearly empty weeks before New York's April 19 primary make it easier for him to vigorously campaign there in person and on television.
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As the economy does better or worse through the business cycle, the number of people relying on those guaranteed government jobs versus private-sector jobs would expand or contract, with people during an expansion lured by the higher wages that the private sector would have to offer to attract workers.
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The caucus is a huge deal because it sets the stage for the rest of the primary season — if someone wins, or just does better than expected, it could bring way more attention to their campaign and convince some voters that they're the person who can actually win in November.
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Why President Trump really does better than virtually any other politician on the American scene is he conveys that he really does care about people that are in these industries, people who are doing the so called dirty jobs that people on the coasts tend to think only illegal immigrants are willing to do.
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El-Erian said as long as the risks are managed, "One of the upside risks, is that you may end up changing the global landscape in a way that favors the U.S. Because countries will realize, if we slip into a trade war, while everybody suffers, [the] U.S. does better in relative terms," he said.
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In contrast, when a country respects achievement and property rights, trusts its citizens and markets to invest more wisely than the government, and keeps taxes, even for the very rich, at moderate levels, the market does better, investment increases, tax revenues increase, and there is more "fairness" to spread around than even the most angry socialist could hope for.
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What Warren's team believed would be a quick pit stop on the way to making a pitch to the African American community—host Charlamagne Tha God later described parts of her performance to The State as "pandering"—instead briefly featured The Breakfast Club doing what it does better than any other radio show in America: be messy as hell.
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"There's been so much public polling out there that shows Biden not only does better against Trump nationally, but when you get into the real swing states of Wisconsin, Michigan, not only does he do better, there are some instances where the margin is quite large between him and other candidates," Biden pollster John Anzalone told BuzzFeed News.
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Parties have some incentive to make the nominees and activists in these districts happy — they might need their good will sometime in the future, and they might learn something from the district if their hopeless nominee does better than expected or can dig up something about the opposing candidate that might be of use in the future.
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"Take one cup Sarah Connor from the first Terminator movie; one cup Ripley [from Alien]; three tablespoons of the younger sister in [the 1984 post-apocalyptic comedy] Night of the Comet; a few sprigs of A Little Princess — the book, not the movies; and a pinch of Jimmy Stewart for pain, because nobody does better pain," he told EW in 2010.
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I get the anxiety that I'm not getting stronger enough, that in comparison to friends on the bike I'm not strong enough, that maybe I'm not progressing fast enough, looking up strategies from cyclists to get stronger, getting pissed off when I see people may cheat and wondering if anyone who does better than me has messed with their calibration.
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