OUR CLIENTS ARE DOING BETTER CONSEQUENTLY WE'RE DOING BETTER WITH THEM.
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You'll be doing better by your cisgender audience, you'll be doing better by the play, and of course, you'll be doing better by trans folks.
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It will generally show, for instance, Democrats doing better among white voters even as they're not doing better over all.
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I THINK WITH THE ECONOMY DOING BETTER THAN I THOUGHT, EARNINGS DOING BETTER, I DON'T THINK THE MARKET HAS 200% RISK.
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While owners of industry are not just doing better, but doing better than ever, the people whose hard work produces their profits are doing worse.
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The findings might also help explain a paradox — over all, girls are doing better than boys in school, but men are doing better than women in the work force.
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" "The New York Times is doing better than ever.
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" Fortinet: "I don't know why Fortinet is not doing better.
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Then he started attacking me and he started doing better.
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" TravelCenters of America: "I thought it would be doing better.
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In a nutshell, they're doing better than Pete Bennett is.
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"But I think young people are doing better," she said.
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Had he done so earlier, he would be doing better.
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Anyone should be happy that the economy is doing better.
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Kanye West's Yeezy fashion line is doing better than ever.
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Some apps are doing better than others, the report indicates.
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France is doing better than expected but not good enough.
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" –Lorraine Purcell "You're doing better than you think you are.
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These days, the building is doing better than its city.
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"In some ways, I'm doing better than ever," she said.
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But I bet with you the Chinese are doing better.
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Growers may be doing better at roadside stands, he said.
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The Worker in America is doing better than ever before.
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And the stakes for doing better could not be higher.
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"In some ways, I'm doing better than ever," she says.
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So far, Sanders is doing better than many had expected.
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There are only some that are doing better than others.
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Smaller parties are doing better at appointing women candidates, however.
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I'll also look at campuses that should be doing better.
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They have been doing better over the last six months.
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And particularly large companies that are doing better than ever.
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"I wish she had been doing better," Ms. Hess added.
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Sanders also seems to be doing better in New Hampshire.
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It's hard to say why Australian stores aren't doing better.
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Today her son, now in fourth grade, is doing better.
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"The country is doing better than ever before," he said.
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He's since checked out, following reports that he was doing better.
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Again, Apple is doing better than most of the tech industry.
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And they&aposre paying more because their economies are doing better.
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There's always a new goal, always something to keep doing better.
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But eight months on the banks are doing better than expected.
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She said that despite the uncertainty, she is doing better now.
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And even though I'm doing better, the hardships are still there.
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The thing is that Biden's been doing better across the board.
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But he noted that these groups have actually been doing better.
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It's just really hard, and I hope that he's doing better.
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I mean, he's doing better than Rubio in Florida right now.
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"We're seeing casual restaurants doing better than premium restaurants," he added.
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"She's doing better now and we're both communicating with each other."
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We're doing better in terms of business, in terms of unemployment.
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Trump is doing better in online polls of the general election.
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Clinton isn't doing better than Mr. Obama among black voters, either.
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Now, after three years of treatment, General Bolduc is doing better.
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James Blunt is doing better, much better, than most of us.
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But quick-service restaurants are doing better than most other segments.
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You should ask why is little Leicester doing better than us?
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We should be happy that all those people are doing better.
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What happens when two brands dedicated to doing better team up?
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After three months, the patients given stem cells were doing better.
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And he's doing better in the polls than many traditional politicians.
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We are capable of doing better, and we should do better.
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But it's not just that Sanders is doing better among nonwhites.
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Pelota is back on three paws and doing better than ever.
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As of Friday, she was still hospitalized but was doing better.
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Well, anyway, fingers crossed he'll start doing better in the future.
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"He's a lost soul I wish were doing better," he said.
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When it comes to saving money, Americans could be doing better.
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So you oughta know by now, I'm doing better than ever.
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Meantime, the USA is doing better than ever & is respected again!
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But oh, my God, we are not doing better at all.
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Millennials are actually doing better than you — and they — might think.
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"He's a lost soul I wish were doing better," he said.
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The North Korean economy is doing better than is commonly thought.
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"There are kids doing better stunts," says Ethiopia Skate member Yared Aya.
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I'm just laying here watching him sleep, thanking God he's doing better!!!
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"I expected he would be doing better," Tom said, and Jerri agreed.
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The aim, she says, is to shame male bosses into doing better.
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But Tianjin stands out as a place that should be doing better.
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In the months before Patrick died, he seemed to be doing better.
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They owe us an apology and they must commit to doing better.
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But Mr Morneau reckons that much could be gained by doing better.
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He said he was doing better, but had not yet fully recovered.
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Corn prices are below break-even levels, while soybeans are doing better.
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I'm doing better right now, but I'm admittedly hooked on the convenience.
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I'm doing OK. I'd like to be doing better, that's for sure.
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The index is doing better lately after sliding through the last year.
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Facebook, meanwhile, claims it's doing better than ever, thank you very much.
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HAYES: It&aposs doing OK. It was doing better under George Bush.
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Trump is doing better among independents in all three states, pollsters found.
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"Some parts of the economy are doing better than others," Mester said.
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"Why feed children if they aren't doing better in school?" he says.
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"They're doing better than you would expect," Tucker says about her grandchildren.
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You would think with all this red meat, she'd be doing better?
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We already are doing better than we have in the recent past.
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But as always, jobs in some industries are doing better or worse.
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Twenty-five percent of the market cap — tech — is now doing better.
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Talk about what we're doing well, what we could be doing better.
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You even argue that we're doing better than ever on the environment.
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In some places, UberEats is doing better than its ride-hailing business.
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And there's plenty of reason to think Twitter could be doing better.
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In other words, better, stronger candidates do better by doing better everywhere.
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JIM I'm moved by your commitment to fatherhood and doing better, Jim.
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"It seemed like he was doing better than me," Seabra added, laughing.
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The good news is that real feminism is doing better than ever.
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If someone is capable of doing better, then they should do better.
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Jeanne Shaheen, lamented that Michael Bennet wasn't doing better in the polls.
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Trump's not in a strong position yet, though he's clearly doing better.
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The reason rates are rising is because the economy is doing better.
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But that doesn't really matter, because Microsoft is doing better than ever.
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We're not going to win by doing better name-calling than he does.
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SS Teo: PIL should be doing better, much better than first half. Yes.
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It's particularly difficult for a man who has a wife who's doing better.
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And I think we all need to keep trying to be doing better.
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Still, Lyft is doing better on gender diversity than its crosstown rival Uber.
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Now he's doing better—he's got probably a 4 or 5 percent chance.
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Amanda Bynes is doing better every year, and her parents couldn't be prouder.
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He explained that discount retailers do well even when consumers are doing better.
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Manager Terry Collins talked to deGrom and said deGrom's son is doing better.
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In short, Trump voters seem to be doing better than most other Americans.
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And Terex can't sell a lot of heavy equipment without construction doing better.
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Short story ... she's doing better, but she's not right, at least not yet.
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Builders were doing better outside of London, accountancy firm MHA MacIntyre Hudson said.
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"He's doing better than I am," he told reporters aboard Air Force One.
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While it hasn't realized its goal, it's doing better than some of them.
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Dutch anti-EU prime ministerial candidate Geert Wilders is doing better than expected.
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Our country is doing better than ever before with unemployment setting record lows.
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In some places, Uber Eats is doing better than its ride-hailing business.
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And what you can control is doing better in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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Economy The US economy was doing better during the summer than first thought.
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"I'm doing better than any Democrat" in racking up military endorsements, she said.
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And despite what you may have heard, blue states are generally doing better.
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" Trump later tweeted "The Worker in America is doing better than ever before.
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Here are three things the physicians say the government could be doing better.
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The dollar was doing better, and a lot of overseas data was weakening.
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But it's not doing as well as others that are doing better actually.
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A year later, Miller seemed to be doing better, both physically and mentally.
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Yes, we are doing better, but not as well as we should be.
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This month brings more evidence that American consumers are doing better than ever.
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And even though I know I'm doing better this way, I miss it.
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Yet, 32% of this group think they're doing better financially than their peers.
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In a buck-stops-with-us moment, they were resolute about doing better.
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By the winter of his junior year, he seemed to be doing better.
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As you can see, Democrats are doing better than expected across the board.
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Ms. Yellen was careful to say that the economy could be doing better.
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"I'm doing better than most of those guys who said I was crazy."
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She's still traumatized, but she's doing better than I thought she would do.
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Some analysts have wondered why Booker is not doing better in the race.
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They have no motivation for doing better or getting out of that situation.
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However, some companies are doing better with this work than other companies, right?
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With that kind of experience, Sheekey should know better and be doing better.
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They tell us most Americans should be doing better than in past generations.
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Asian-American businesses in Atlanta were actually doing better than in San Francisco.
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So Anna [Lembke] talks about taking people off opioids and them doing better.
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It's doing better than ever now and has achieved legendary dive bar status.
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Since May it appears that the couple has been doing better, according to source.
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Now, he says he's back in love with music ... and doing better than ever.
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Now he's doing better, he's got probably a 4 percent or 5 percent chance.
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But some states are doing better that other when it comes to being active.
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"I want to win more and keep doing better," Lee said, understated as ever.
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And the higher achievers are doing better while the lower achievers are doing worse.
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That could be because children are doing better, or because schools are lowering standards.
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However, other states where Trump is doing better are also undergoing similar demographic changes.
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"It's just really hard, and I hope that he's doing better," Olympios told Harrison.
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" Piesse says the woman replied by telling her, "No, I'm doing better than ever.
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We concluded that female founders are gradually doing better when it comes to funding.
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President Obama -- WATTERS: Yes, doing better in two years and Obama did an eight.
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Still, Biden is doing better than Sanders and Warren, who are well known nationally.
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That said, craft along with imports are doing better than the overall beer category.
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"It's fair to think that those competitors are doing better and better," said Verna.
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"Clinton is doing better in these states than Obama did in 2628," he said.
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He's doing better even than Trump in California in the Republican primary right now.
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"The Congolese economy is doing better and better," Mutombo told a monthly news conference.
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A millennial has only a 50-50 chance of doing better than their parents.
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However, 383% of millennials think they're doing better than their peers, the survey found.
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If El Salvador had been doing better at the time she would have stayed.
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If I thought that was true, I would tell you we're not doing better.
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We are doing better than any country, or even area, anywhere in the world.
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"I wish we were doing better on that," Chief Financial Officer Jatin Dalal said.
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Workers who discovered that they were doing better than their colleagues evinced no pleasure.
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And I'm doing better on the road now—I'm less exhausted, and recover quickly.
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Aquarius feels like having haters just means they're doing better than they had imagined.
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But to me it's not about doing better, it's about complying with the law.
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"They are doing better than I am on my $9.45 an hour," Jones said.
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Some polls suggest Stein is not even doing better than she did in 2012.
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Some recent studies found bees doing better in cities than in the supposed countryside.
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"Oh, my God, I thought I was doing better than this," he said, moaning.
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Now, they're doing better than the average Venezuelan, but they're far from getting rich.
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We have got to back that up, and say we're doing better going forward.
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In other words, bacon was doing better than fresh pork, luncheon meats and sausages.
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I am doing better than any Democrat, he is doing worse than recent Republicans.
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Good to hear he is doing better and look forward to seeing him soon.
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"You should all thank me for your bank stocks doing better," Mr. Mnuchin said.
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"This year, we're doing better, and we can get them their toys," she said.
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Not bad, mind you, but it definitely felt like I could be doing better.
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"He added, "The country is doing better than ever before...We did nothing wrong.
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We're doing better in that regard, but we have a long way to go.
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The silver lining is that the world is doing better than it may seem.
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School kids in every state are doing better than they did a decade ago.
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Are we doing better, worse or the same as we were a year ago?
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In the TV arena, we're doing better and better, though we're still usually dying!
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Well it didn't put them out of business; they're doing better than they ever have.
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Of course all real estate is local, and some markets are doing better than others.
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But we struggle forward, keep doing better, keep trying to build a more perfect world.
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Consider this your guide to doing better by your bank account and yourself — starting now.
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It's not ideal, but yeah, I think both of us are actually probably doing better.
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Corporations are trying to limit their greenhouse emissions, but some are doing better than others.
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He is banking on doing better in South Carolina and in Dixie on Super Tuesday.
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You know, you're already doing better than most VCs on these guesses you've made. Yeah.
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This is a clear indication that the average stock is doing better than the market.
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"It's not ideal, but yeah, I think both of us are actually probably doing better."
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Her Ph.D. was in geoengineering, so she understood what they were doing better than most.
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Every day is f—–g hard with an eating disorder, even when you're doing better.
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Ariel Winter says her cousin Tino is "doing better" after suffering a life-threatening infection.
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"People know that they should be doing better," said Andrew DePietro, lead researcher at GOBankingRates.
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Jim Cramer believes that the world economy is doing better than many investors even realize.
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"Connecticut is actually, the economy is doing better than we know," Lamont told Fox 61.
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That's key to doing better with working-class voters of all races and winning elections.
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"She's doing better," Stirling's partner Mark Ballas told reporters after the show at the time.
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Last Month the annual Airline Quality Rating said U.S. carriers are doing better than ever.
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We are committed to doing better ... I want to acknowledge the women who stood up.
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We just tried to do something that gave hope to the possibility of doing better.
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Every day is f-----g hard with an eating disorder, even when you're doing better.
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In "Groundhog Day" fashion, he delivers constant reminders that he is incapable of doing better.
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Parents who own guns: take a look around and make sure you are doing better.
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But it looks like other companies, such as DJI, are doing better in this market.
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We are doing better and better with young African-Americans, young Latinos and young whites.
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Or would mid or small cap equities be doing better relative to blue-chip stocks?
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For years, pundits and policymakers have claimed that America's workers are doing better than ever.
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They're incredibly talented and are doing what they're doing better than anyone else right now.
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One consequence: Possible trouble for an older generation that will rely on them doing better.
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Plus, the economy is doing better so more folks may have coverage at their jobs.
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We found the issue, we self-reported it, and we are committed to doing better.
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The video platform is doing better than many other social networking sites, but misinformation abounds.
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This follows last month's poll when Trump was doing better in the battlegrounds than overall.
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Other pollsters who don't meet CNN standards tend to find Biden doing better as well.
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In other words, Trump is doing better in his economic rating than he is overall.
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Sanders is doing better in the first in the nation primary than he's doing nationally.
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In Beijing, the Pinsanguo Restaurant, formerly called the Pyongyang Rungrado, appeared to be doing better.
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By early 2018, United was doing better in many areas, largely because of Kirby's initiatives.
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In fact, the New York Times was doing better than a lot of other places.
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As long as I am better off, why should I begrudge your doing better still?
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Within a few hours of the injection, the mice started doing better on cognition tests.
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She wasn't smarter, she's not more confident, she wasn't doing better, home life wasn't better.
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Despite the perception, the neighborhood is doing better than it was a decade ago, Motley said.
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Clinton didn't win the nomination simply because she was doing better in some national Democratic polling.
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To our great surprise and excitement, she's doing better since her last test 229 minutes ago.
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"It's pretty speculative right now to say what women are doing better than men," she said.
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I'm hearing from a lot of leaders that are asking what can they be doing better.
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So it's not surprising that Democrats are doing better and better among the most well-off.
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Others, like the Social Democratic Party of Austria, are doing better, but still regularly lose elections.
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If so, you're doing better than me… but here's what Walker says about how AppSync works.
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But no matter their party, Americans think they're personally doing better than everybody else around them.
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"We sincerely apologize for this and we are committed to doing better going forward," he said.
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Things haven't been great, but they're still doing better in relative terms than those other groups.
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It's splitting up, bringing out value, doing better — this is not the level to sell eBay.
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It's splitting up, bringing out value, doing better — this is not the level to sell eBay.
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In Hurps view, Australia isn't late to the China party, but could it be doing better.
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"The economy is doing better," said Otis Evans, 47, of the United Auto Workers in Michigan.
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The idea that China is getting stronger militarily, I mean, their economy is obviously doing better.
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Sisters star Tina Fey thinks women could still be doing better in the world of comedy.
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" While she's doing better now, Sandberg said her time without her spouse is "still a struggle.
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In fact, there's one group in the US that's actually doing better than ever: the rich.
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If you're lucky, you'll end up thinking of your children doing better in their younger years.
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Hulk Hogan is thanking God Ric Flair seems to be doing better after his medical emergency.
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"Looking at investment and construction orders, the local economy seems to be doing better than expected."
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The left flank of the party will point to polls that showed Bernie Sanders doing better.
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"I'm trying not to let that stop me from doing better for this community," he said.
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ONE IS IF RATES INCREASE, IT'S A CLEAR SIGNAL THAT THE U.S. ECONOMY IS DOING BETTER.
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India and China are doing better than expected, possibly offsetting an increase in US pollution. 29.
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The various small achievements of Battlefield 1 should, one hopes, cajole its contemporaries into doing better.
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The festival committed to doing better in the future, and in 12016, Florence + The Machine headlined.
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After I saw that, I started taking rapping more seriously and doing better flows and marketing.
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I THINK IF THEY HAD BEEN DOING BETTER, MAYBE THEY WOULD BE PAYING THEIR EMPLOYEES MORE.
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The new research also notes that Target's Shipt could be doing better than its estimates indicate.
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They are doing better than I could have hoped — they have their mother's resilience and spirit.
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A day later, her son seemed to mellow out, and she presumed he was doing better.
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HANNITY: OK. PARKS: Still they need base-- (CROSSTALK) HANNITY: How about-- PARKS: -- and not doing better.
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But Kudlow also dinged Beijing, crowing that the US is doing better than the rival superpower.
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Just as important, they could be the platforms for doing better opinion, exit and deliberative polling.
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Basically, do people feel their lives are doing better economically than when that president went in?
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She advises Axe to take solace in simply doing better than, rather than destroying, his nemesis.
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We are in a constant battle to determine what they are doing better than we are.
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Each would probably be doing better in the polls if the other weren't in the race.
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And Biden is outperforming in college towns and rural areas, where Sanders should be doing better.
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And yet, they're doing better with a lot of our allies, because we're not there internationally.
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I think they will probably wait until A-shares are doing better until they launch this.
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"The economy is doing better, and the Fed is going to have to react to that."
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We're planning on doing better next time and maybe even starting next year's plants from seeds.
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"They've got a capitalist system, and they're doing better than us on providing opportunity," Walker said.
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Put another way, Scott has been doing better than the fundamentals has suggested he would do.
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" She said she doesn't regret her actions, adding: "In some ways, I'm doing better than ever.
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Although some states are doing better than others, the general pattern is replicated across the map.
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And sure, while Johnson is doing better than recent third-party runs, that success is relative.
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By any measure, he's doing better on signaling than the vast majority of wealthy, influential people.
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The poor track record suggests that British people do not actually care very much about doing better.
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Stocks are continuing to advance but the advances are more even, with even lagging sectors doing better.
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In 2009, Haggard told PEOPLE how he was doing "better every day" after undergoing lung cancer surgery.
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The first is that Yang's doing better than expected, consistently getting at least 1% in national polling.
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It's high time the world starts doing better by women of color — and that includes beauty brands.
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You're doing better, Rock Hall, but next year, try adding more of these ladies to your list!
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She had warned us that her kids were sick, but they were doing better when we arrived.
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Q: Between the two types of napkins that are available presently, which one is doing better commercially?
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We're committed to doing better, and communicating more openly about our efforts to do so, going forward.
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Her not-so-subtle skirmishing against Sanders might have been forgivable if the party were doing better.
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In the mid-1970s India's southern states were doing better than northern ones at controlling population growth.
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They ask if I'm doing better, and I recap how we're going to handle the missed lecture.
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I would guess that Target's brands so far are doing better than the company thought they would.
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If Warren's such a great candidate, some wonder, why isn't she doing better in her home state?
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For Germans in the southern states are doing better than those in northern ones (see chart 1).
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Then there's the fact that beneficiaries were still doing better after nine years in terms of assets.
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"In more southern locations, where the climate is either stable or cooling, they're doing better," she continued.
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Obviously, the crooks are first at fault but the websites themselves should be doing better on security.
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And let's face it, there's always someone out there who's doing better if you look hard enough.
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I'm glad that statement was made, and I know that therefore and going forward, they're doing better.
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If Mr Trump had set out to alienate the future America, he could hardly be doing better.
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As a result, students are doing better, as measured by state test results, in math and reading.
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I think I'm doing better than that, and so far, you know, I'm really on my way.
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Getting ahead/doing better/making a dent in your workload can sometimes require putting in longer hours.
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"People should ask if we're doing better than we were doing eight years ago," Ms. Soliday said.
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Clinton is doing better among basically every group of voters except for white men without a degree.
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Clinton has fared better in Wisconsin, but she's not necessarily doing better there than she is nationwide.
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"Both of those things seem to predict the American dream — doing better than your parents," Buttrick said.
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Christie is doing better in New Hampshire, while Kasich is really only doing well in New Hampshire.
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"Health groups are doing better at getting tobacco control laws passed in these regions now," Glantz said.
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Some insurers are doing better financially than others, and may not have to raise premiums by much.
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But in China, Warcraft isn't just doing better than it did in the U.S.—it's breaking records.
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By two objective measures, New York's schools are doing better now than when Dr. Tisch took office.
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I always say, 'Whenever we start doing better, I will start getting ready for the next crisis.
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And I know that we're doing better, we're getting better, we're recognizing that we must get better.
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In 2016, many outlets ignored supposed outliers showing Trump doing better in key battlegrounds than the average.
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By some measures, technology stocks are doing better now than any time since the dot-com boom.
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"I think I'm doing better than that, and so far, you know, I'm really on my way."
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But even though T-Mobile appears to be doing better with 5G, there are still important caveats.
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Since then, the amusement parks are doing better than ever with nine straight years of record revenue.
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So why try to destroy this successful program, which is in important respects doing better than ever?
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On average, residents seem to be doing better since health equity became intertwined with the city's plans.
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We need the fact that the middle class feels the fact that the economy is doing better.
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Blacks, by contrast, have seen themselves doing better than expected and closing the economic and social gap.
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"Three out of four nations in the world know better and are doing better," Mr. Newsom said.
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And while the U.S. economy is doing better than almost anyone else's, we're definitely not immune to contagion.
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Some industries are doing better, but fraud in the luxury and digital goods sectors continues to rise sharply.
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Or at least a sign of them doing better than they were at the start of the season.
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Facebook says it's doing better — and maybe it is — but we have to take their word for it.
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Back on the national level, Kolosh believes the US is still doing better overall than in the past.
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" Arrow Electronics: "I think Arrow is doing better than Avnet, frankly, and I want to buy the stock.
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In my case, I found a younger, hungrier cook right away, and we are doing better than ever.
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He talked doing better for our troops and taking care of them at home as well as abroad.
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"Physically she's doing better, she has a little more energy and strength," Hemer tells PEOPLE of her friend.
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After being hospitalized, Skylah is doing better and is expected to make a full recovery, WOOD-TV reports.
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There are plenty of people telling her what she's doing wrong or what she should be doing better.
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Jack Depp seems to be doing better after reports that he was dealing with a serious health problem.
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If China and other countries are doing better, it must be at the expense of the United States.
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Klobuchar did little during a previous debate to hide her resentment that Buttigieg is doing better than she.
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" Stirling wasn&apost able to complete post-show interviews but Ballas told reporters afterwards, "She&aposs doing better.
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I feel this pressure to keep up appearances, make it seem like I'm doing better than I am.
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Today, as Oscar season approaches, it's doing better than ever, even as the movie scene gets increasingly crowded.
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And even though she's solo, the 20-year-old is doing better than fine — she's sorta killing it.
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I see that he's doing better, and I'm glad that the future feels so wide open for Kanye.
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The thing about these economic numbers, a rising tide is that (INAUDIBLE), Americans are doing better than ever.
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Trump might be doing better there than in other swing states, but that's just the nature of Florida.
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What happened is still unknown, but he's doing better, and is expected to return to Los Angeles shortly.
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Doing better in the re-election makes a third term more likely; doing worse makes change more likely.
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Nobody wants to be told that others are doing better, but finding that out can help you improve.
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The fund's price has also tended to suffer when polling averages and betting markets forecast Trump doing better.
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Rodriguez said the biggest reward for him is seeing his community bounce back and seeing people doing better.
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I'm doing better now, but because of all of this, I haven't played publicly in a few years.
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Worse yet, I'd simply cut them off when it seemed like they were doing better than I was.
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But as always, there are industries that are doing better or worse in terms of employment each month.
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And the UAE is doing better than many countries in the region when it comes to gender equality.
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Gapen said the Fed's response is now not as urgent because the economy and markets are doing better.
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It is true that in terms of people per House seat, Californians are doing better than smaller states.
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So their cognitive performance will improve, and their agriculture will improve, so their economy will be doing better.
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New data from Bankrate, however, shows that millennials as a whole are doing better than you may expect.
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Oreshkin also was quoted as saying that the Russian economy was doing better in January than in December.
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Some polls show Sanders doing better among young people, lower-income earners and people without a college degree.
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Is it that you are doing better than your parents because you're getting more transfers from the government?
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Still, his village, Fuentecambrón, is doing better than neighboring Cenegro, which lost its last resident three years ago.
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"He was never in trouble, and he always seemed to be doing better than everyone else," said Capt.
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I made a point of doing better by both Mari and her little sister, my baby, Lila, 14.
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Whole milk also has been doing better in terms of sales growth than the overall fluid milk category.
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Jozsef Bonyar, 69, who was a miner for more than a decade, denies the economy is doing better.
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Many restaurateurs mythologize their cuisines and pretend to be doing better than they are, to stir up interest.
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She had family back in Hunan who, thanks to government resettlement subsidies, were doing better than she was.
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There are individual video sessions, too, for players eager for insight into what they could be doing better.
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But in light of the market's plummet in December, they are still doing better than some analysts predicted.
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Clinton's campaign says she'll be recovering today at her home in Westchester, New York, and is doing better.
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Insurers that sell policies to individuals and families are doing better financially than in the first two years of the A.C.A. They are also doing better than they were before the federal and state governments opened the marketplaces in 2014, according to a Kaiser Family Foundation report published on Monday.
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"Airlines have been doing better, that might help boost the Dow Transports up a little bit more, " Pavlik said.
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"Two of the men are doing better, but one is still listed in critical condition," police said on Wednesday.
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Strategists speculated the Fed was moving up its timetable for several reasons, beyond that the economy is doing better.
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While Cramer suspects that many companies are doing better than expected after the post-election rally, Cramer isn't naive.
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With a third of its business in emerging markets, where growth is picking up, Citi should be doing better.
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"Mom is doing better," Brady, 39, said on WEEI's Kirk and Callahan Show the day after the Super Bowl.
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That means doing better with the appearance of our stations, with the cleanliness of the trains and the bathrooms.
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Wells's banking app is one of the best rated by users, with only JPMorgan and Capital One doing better.
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In other words, rising C-suite salaries are not translating into either a company or its workers doing better.
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However, certain types of podcasts are doing better than others when in comes to raking in the ad dollars.
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Nonetheless, Sierra Leone is doing better at beating back neglected tropical diseases (NTDs) than almost anywhere else in Africa.
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But with all the new skills he is mastering, he feels he is doing better in the drama club.
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"Robin and Paula had lots of drama and disagreements, but everyone is doing better now," the insider tells PEOPLE.
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For most of Android's life, that strategy amounts to little more than cajoling carriers and manufacturers into doing better.
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"I never thought I'd say this, but the truth is UPS [has] been doing better than FedEx, " Cramer said.
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Australia is doing better than Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development averages for life expectancy and infant mortality.
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Another sign of market health is that the average stock is doing better than the market-cap weighted indices.
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That same poll showed Warren doing better among whites with a college degree (16%) than those without one (12%).
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AT&T is doing better than it used to, and currently holds the lead, but that's pretty much all.
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Trump could accurately boast that he is doing better with Republicans than Reagan was doing at the same point.
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"It's an unusual situation, but from what I can see they're probably doing better than me, actually," he says.
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And I think this country, by every quantifiable measure, is doing better today than it&aposs ever done before.
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These markets are doing better economically, there's more job growth, and there's less construction activity than in coastal markets.
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Over half of advertisers said they're doing better at serving valuable ads, but only 38 percent of consumers agreed.
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Still, other more peaceful states such as Osun are scarcely doing better yet hire civil servants by the busload.
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It had the 49th worst infant mortality rate in the United States in 2005, doing better than only Mississippi.
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"It's just really hard, and I hope that he's doing better," Olympios told Harrison through tears on Tuesday's episode.
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"Justin had a bit of a rough week, but was doing better over the weekend," the Bieber source said.
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I'm doing better than a lot of the people that did time, got out, and went right back in.
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That could explain why Senate Republican candidates in states with large Hispanic populations are doing better than expected. Sen.
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Serious Republicans know that winning the White House requires them doing better with this growing segment of the electorate.
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Although she is doing better now, according to Newman-Polk, Eldred struggled with drugs for nearly half her life.
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"For emerging markets, the precondition for them doing better is for the dollar to not accelerate strongly," he said.
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What the stories behind these statistics are telling us is this: we could and should be doing better, America.
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Britain and the United States are doing better, but only by the diminished global standards of the 21st century.
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As with any resolution, honestly examine areas where you feel you could be doing better or want to improve.
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The first is to find a group of friends or business colleagues who are "doing better" than you are.
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CH: We've made a lot of investments already and we're doing better on gender dynamics than in fund one.
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HANNITY: Is the African-American community and all these minority communities are they doing better under Trump or Obama?
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"We're doing better than we thought it might have been, but still dealing with a lot of flooding," Gov.
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That conversion happens when the company is doing better than expected, since it increases the return for the lender.
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It's hard to imagine how the Capitals could be doing better at achieving even the most ambitious preseason goals.
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Now, a couple weeks into the thick of the pandemic, Addo is doing better than when the outbreak began.
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We still have a ways to go on our ratings, but we're growing, and we're doing better every year.
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It also has her re-assessing her relationship with this new BoJack, who seems to genuinely be doing better.
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If he wants to run, that's going to take away from him doing better for the city of Bridgeport.
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I think I'm doing better, but I've got a long road ahead of me, and that's all I got.
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Morgan Stanley's Adam Jonas told the firm's clients the Model 22 production ramp is doing better than he expected.
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"The economy could not be doing better," said Brad Blakeman, a veteran of former President George W. Bush's administration.
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Now that we know what happened, we must commit to doing better in preventing devastating derailments like this one.
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We are healing and doing better, and want to thank everyone for your support during this very difficult time.
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They might then find that people currently on the drug are doing better than people not on the drug.
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If you do, you're doing better than the rest of us, because most of us just don't have it.
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This has allowed OPOs to manipulate records to make it appear that they were doing better than they were.
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Winning back the House and Senate requires doing better in heavily white, nonmetropolitan America, which tends to be conservative.
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" Jeff Blackburn said, "In terms of conducting eyewitness identification, Texas is doing better than any state in the Union.
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"Blaming the gluten is easy, but you could point to about a hundred things they're doing better," Gibson said.
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I suffered from anxiety attacks—up to a few a day—and months later I still wasn't doing better.
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Timmons, according to Schefter, is doing better, for what it's worth, and wants to get back to practice ASAP.
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My serve is a little playing catch-up, but it's doing better than I could have hoped, to be honest.
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A year on—thanks to the support of an incredible therapist and great people around me—I am doing better.
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But hey, at least both the DCEU and the MCU are doing better than 20th Century Fox's X-Men franchise.
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We're seeing, for example, pretty good performance in China, we're seeing some pickup in Europe, even Japan is doing better.
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Candidates are using science-tested methods to motivate the masses -- and some campaigns seem to be doing better than others.
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And what happens in situations like we're in tonight, where the U.S. to its credit is relatively strong, doing better.
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"If Earl and I split shifts at a convenience store, we'd be doing better than all of this," Huyffer says.
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However, in the pursuit of doing better (in the same amount of time), we've got three more options for you.
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And the fact that it's getting a full season released at once means it's already doing better than Studio 60.
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"Kim is doing better but she still has a long way to recover from the robbery," a source told E!
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But that said, 7s are not great scores and we should be doing better at this point in the competition.
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In Lang's perspective, the recent strength in retail suggests that the U.S. economy could be doing better than many think.
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That said, top law school graduates at major firms are doing better than ever — and making more money than ever.
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People below either line are also doing better in terms of poverty; they have more money, are spending more, etc.
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Regulators say that the tech companies are doing better to combat homegrown extremism, but that more needs to be done.
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"We can also compare our population to other populations to see if the Australian population is doing better," he added.
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Clothing and furniture stores have done worst this month, with grocers and DIY stores are doing better, the CBI said.
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It seems The Get Down Brothers will be a solidified act and Mylene's music career is doing better than ever.
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Similarly, the U.K. market is doing better after a rough period, according to James Daunt, managing director of retailer Waterstones.
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"I'm doing better than I did on Sunday, because I was in a lot, a lot of pain," LaDerihanna said.
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Mnuchin: 'Thank me for your bank stocks doing better': Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin took credit Monday for rising bank stocks.
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Gay men are doing better, but Queer Eye for the Straight Guy is returning, which feels like a step backward.
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"The stimulus to better stock price action is signs that the U.S. economy is, in fact, doing better," James said.
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" Trump celebrated Labor Day on Monday with a tweet saying, "The Worker in America is doing better than ever before.
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Their problems are being caused by someone who is doing better or by a system that is stacked against them.
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Most Americans say poorer citizens are not doing better under the Trump administration, according to a poll released this week.
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"He's been doing it for a couple of years now on and off from doing 'Better Call Saul,'" Leitch said.
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But you may be doing better than you think or believe — you just have to pay attention to the signs.
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But there is one thing millennials are doing better than their parents when it comes to money: talking about it.
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Industry watchers say Lupin, which specializes in oral contraceptives and drugs for diabetes and hypertension, is doing better than most.
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But Martín J. Quezada, a Democratic leader in the Senate, is unconvinced that the state is committed to doing better.
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Well, this week we obtained leaked Postmates financials that suggest the company may be doing better than everyone thought. 7.
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The only one who was doing better in the endorsement primary than Biden and lost was Hillary Clinton in 2008.
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The results were mixed, with far-right groups performing well in some countries and liberal parties doing better in others.
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"There's a long way to go yet, but I'm happy and doing better than in the past here," he said.
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Two relatively new private prisons have contracts that give them bonuses for doing better than government prisons at cutting recidivism.
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They should be readily available to hear what they can be doing better because without constructive criticism, they won't improve.
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The stereotype about boys doing better than girls in math simply isn't true — except in mostly rich, white, suburban areas.
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But the other Democratic presidential candidates might take some solace in the fact that they're doing better than Wayne Messam.
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But the economy is doing better than it's been in nearly 20 years, and people seem pretty happy about it.
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But some American cities are doing better than others in the race to meet the needs of the future economy.
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The company is doing better financially, Ed Lee of the NYT reports — but that may lead to its being sold.
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In August he told fans in a video message that he had finished his chemo treatment and was doing better.
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While the stores may no longer be exciting, they're doing better than most other mall storefronts, analysts told BuzzFeed News.
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After Trump's surprise election win in November, Icahn said AIG was still undervalued, but doing better after the asset sales.
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He is also doing better than expected among young voters who do not appear to be enthusiastic about Clinton's candidacy.
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Palmer is doing better now, and the two hope to make it to their friend's wedding later Friday, Santra said.
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" Trump also touted the economy Monday, saying "Our country is doing better than ever before with unemployment setting record lows.
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While ultimately the parties didn't end up closing on that deal, Thorpe says his business is doing better than ever.
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But Democrats were making greater gains among new voters, and also doing better and better among increasingly cosmopolitan wealthy Americans.
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It may not be that they are upset about other people doing better, but they feel they are losing something.
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The US stock market is doing better than most, but it is also down since the start of the year.
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He's not here today because he's probably not as wordy as me, but I do think we're doing better than most.
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"We're doing better ratings this year than last, which for a show of this age is sort of remarkable," he says.
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While the season will show more fights and disagreements between the two Housewives, in 2019, Luann and Dorinda are doing better.
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A dozen or so reporters and camera crews circled around her, peppering her with questions about why she's not doing better.
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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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By the way they were going to take him off television, then he started attacking me and he started doing better.
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"We may be doing better than other countries on volunteering, but we haven't done as well as we could," says Rowe.
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And so, you know, it's good to get some sort of feedback to say, hey, what can we be doing better?
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A source close to Spears recently told PEOPLE that the pop star is doing better after a rough start to 2019.
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Using the court system to focus on rehabilitation instead of just retribution results in people doing better things with their lives.
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"Gold is a bit lower as the dollar is doing (better), especially versus the euro," ABN Amro analyst Georgette Boele said.
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"With our growth comes more responsibility, and we're committed to doing better as we invest more in that area," Pichai said.
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Markets say that if you're doing better, it's going to have a multiplier effect and help me do better as well.
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"That's when you know you're doing better in the race, when they start asking you about a running mate," Christie said.
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It just means that tech is doing better than any other industry that women work in (that is just beyond depressing).
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The actress addressed the incident during her appearance on The Talk yesterday, telling co-host Sharon Osbourne she is doing better.
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He says he's doing better than before and has been able to hold down a job, but his depression has returned.
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Petersen says one of their competitors' Chief Information Officers keeps calling Flexport's customers to see what it should be doing better.
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Sebadoh was doing better with each record, and I felt like I was kind of hitting a peak with this song.
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I'm sorry to hear you weren't doing well, I hope that you are taking care of yourself and doing better now.
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A derivation of this theory is further explored in the meme, Have you ever met a hater doing better than you?
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AB posted about the incident, explaining he couldn't finish the show because he was "blinded and disoriented," but doing better now.
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South Korea's growth relies heavily on private consumption as exports are still weak, although shipments are doing better than last year.
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Polls of hypothetical matchups between Democratic and Republican presidential contenders have shown Sanders doing better than Clinton against the GOP field.
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According to figures recently reported by the US Department of Transportation (DOT), US airlines have been doing better on both fronts.
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The shift in emphasis also reflects a growing concern that even graduates of the best charter schools could be doing better.
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The last time the actor addressed his health issues was in November, at which time he seemed to be doing better.
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"We are committed to doing better in the future," Tor executive director Shari Steele wrote in a statement at the time.
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In the present day, the Pearson matriarch is seemingly doing better than previous seasons thanks to becoming a grandmother once again.
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Trump is doing better among Republicans in Wisconsin than he is nationally, taking 83 percent support from within his own party.
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Not only are Brett and Debbie living closer to their dream, they also say they are doing better work professionally. Experience?
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Over three years later, he said that, while Simms is doing better than before, she continues to struggle from the experience.
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"Brands that are focusing on comfort are doing better, because that's definitely something that women of all ages want," she said.
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Millennials may be behind in building wealth compared to previous generations, but there's one thing they're doing better: talking about money.
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The advantage right now appears to lie with those who are doing better in the state polls than the national surveys.
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"We should be interested in that variation, and understand why some states are doing better than others," Harper said by email.
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He said the agency was "both poorly funded and poorly managed" and should be doing better with the funds it gets.
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Quite frankly, I think all of our restaurants around the world are doing better than ever before because of that review.
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That's an odd dynamic, as most polls have found Trump doing better among white men than he does among white women.
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Both crops are doing better at this point than each respective record-yielding year, 2014 for corn and 8 for soybeans.
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I took a look at one big question: Why are other countries doing better than the United States with the coronavirus?
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Meanwhile, big corporations are doing better than ever — in particular, tech companies who seem mostly unfazed by the threat of regulation.
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"We continue to remain in close contact with the infected individual and he continues to be doing better," the update said.
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"The bottom line is that the economy is doing better," said Diane Swonk, chief economist for the accounting firm Grant Thornton.
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Apple takes a strong privacy stance, but this is definitely an area where it should be doing better by its users.
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Clinton, has been doing better than the company had expected, according to financial records that the government mistakenly released this summer.
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These light-touch interventions aren't panaceas, but they may keep a great many students out of trouble and doing better academically.
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For the last few years, I've been doing better, at least in part because I married a fellow low-grade hypochondriac.
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Dr. Schladow acknowledged that some might question such spending on a lake that is doing better, environmentally speaking, than many others.
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"There's no doubt that we're doing better," said Brian Wolshon, a civil engineer professor and evacuation expert at Louisiana State University.
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To counteract the Democrats larger advantage with women, Republicans would need to be doing better than they did two years ago.
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We want to do that, but I think we hear the message loud and clear, and we're committed to doing better.
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"We are doing better at response, but not much better at rapid detection, which is important," Frieden said in an email.
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God damn it, my little brother was doing better, now I can't find him and you not trying to help me.
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A new poll shows them tied, with Perriello doing better among Bernie Sanders voters and Northam stronger among Hillary Clinton voters.
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All told, they're doing better than their baseline in 22016% of the special state and federal elections so far this cycle.
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She told them she's "doing better" and getting ready for her cabaret gig at The Paramount in Long Island Saturday night.
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On the contrary, even as America's ninth-graders keep doing better and better, its 12th-graders are doing worse and worse.
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So, the narrative about inequality is correct but one piece of the story is left out, is that everybody is doing better.
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With the economy doing better and inflation having bottomed, he likes cyclicals right now, although he warned the trade won't last forever.
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What they found was that people with greater improvements in access to M-PESA agents over time were doing better by 2014.
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Contrary to what some index proponents say, there is nothing random about doing better than the market average over the long term.
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"So gold has rallied, staples are doing better...so for me I think we live here a little bit longer," he added.
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"Sentiment has improved, the oil is up and banks are doing better," Stefan de Schutter, trader at Alpha Wertpapierhandels in Frankfurt, said.
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Don't look now, but the American economy is doing better — maybe a lot better — than much of the latest data would suggest.
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Academic centers in particular should commit to doing better on their own, and subject their advertisements to an objective review, Woloshin said.
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This year is different, as the market's underbelly is what's doing better, while some of the largest names haven't fared so well.
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The fact that industrials like Caterpillar and Cummins are also doing well suggested that the economy is doing better than most realize.
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"We want to figure out how to support them better, and it's a process, and I'm committed to doing better," he said.
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Just take a look at business: We see more women on boards, and those boards and companies are doing better than ever.
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This is a quote about you, the reason you're doing better than Bill de Blasio, but I think that's a low bar.
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"Thankful for the care at the hospital but I'm so ready to move on and start doing better from home," she tweeted.
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A recent Mason-Dixon poll found Noem with a 1-point lead over Jackley and concluded she's doing better with women voters.
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Still, with new polling showing the GOP doing better, Republicans are breathing a little easier, for the first time in a while.
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"Like many companies, we invite people to participate in research that helps us identify things we can be doing better," it says.
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Michael Bublé wants his fans to know that his son Noah, who was diagnosed with cancer late last year, is doing better.
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What do you think the music industry can be doing better to protect or help artists struggling with addiction or mental illness?
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Stand up to those special interests and focus on doing better if not for the American people, then do it for yourselves.
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Nonetheless, it's hard to argue with Wayne's general point that Cash Money and he were doing better than it might have looked.
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That's, I guess, my main point: Even if we're doing better, and we are, that does not mean the threat goes away.
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Czech banks were largely unscathed in the global financial crisis that started a decade ago, doing better than their western parent groups.
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"All the liars are calling me one / Nobody's heard from me for months / I'm doing better than I ever was," she continues.
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Robert Kennedy might have asked if a nation is really doing better when its sex- and drug-trades are growing more quickly.
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From solar to wind to geothermal energy, the renewables industry is withstanding Trump—and in some cases, it's doing better than ever.
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Based on the most recent state unemployment data, most swing states are doing better than the national average 4.9 percent jobless rate.
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If millennials are overall thinking they're doing better than their peers, the situation on the ground may be better than we believe.
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As of last week, munis were doing better than other fixed income assets, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BAML)indices.
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He teared up, albeit in a way a crocodile might, as he said he was sorry for not doing better by them.
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A decent income and home, doing better than one's parents, and retiring in comfort are all hallmarks of a middle-class lifestyle.
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After undergoing months of treatment, the TV host told fans in August that he had finished his treatment and was doing better.
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"Robin and Paula had lots of drama and disagreements, but everyone is doing better now," an insider told PEOPLE at the time.
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"Now that Gucci is doing better, pressure in the group has come down but Bottega Veneta remains a problem," the source said.
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The economy is going to be, I think actually very strong but the economy, I think they're doing better than people understand.
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"(The other units) are on a growth trajectory and are all doing better this year than they were last year," Carter said.
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It was great to hear after the game that he was doing better and it's not nearly as serious as it looked.
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A recent Mason-Dixon poll found Noem with a 1-point lead over Jackley and concluded she's doing better with female voters.
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The difference is small, but it reflects the fact that women have been doing better in the labor market compared with men.
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Trump is in trouble nationally The President was doing better in our polling last month, which hasn't carried over to this month.
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Establishing this common ground might seem minor, but it may keep a great many students out of trouble and doing better academically.
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The group says some states are doing better than others at simply assembling data to help policymakers understand the needs of business.
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Cities – this city of Philadelphia, you're a great hometown, the city is doing better and better but parts of it are not.
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According to Pryor -- who was just released from the ICU -- he nearly died TWICE from the injuries ... but is doing better now.
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She has plied Mr. Trump with data from the committee's polling, assuring him that he is doing better than public surveys suggest.
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Especially hard, by the way, in Silicon Valley with all these headlines of companies that seemingly are doing better than you are.
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The next time you miss a deadline, take comfort in the fact that you're almost certainly doing better than Cleveland Mark Blakemore.
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His trip to Asia brought a lot of ceremonial deference and customs of flattery that kept him doing better for a while.
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You would hope that a company valued at $70 billion was always doing better every week than it ever has been before.
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DK: Doing better at addressing violence, if it's done in a way that communities find welcome, is hugely important at building better relationships.
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Strangely Sierra Leone, one of the world's poorest countries, is doing better at beating back such diseases than almost anywhere else in Africa.
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"We are doing better and the key for us to win is going to be balance on offense," Mavs coach Rick Carlisle said.
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"He's been doing better and has been spending a lot more time around his family, which is good for him," says the source.
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That does not necessarily include, using Trump's hypothetical, who Emmanuel Macron says he thinks is doing better in the polls during small talk.
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"He is doing better -- of course he has a ways to go -- but it's hard not to be encouraged," McGrath said Thursday night.
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"Moments like this show that we didn't always get it right, and so we are committed to doing better," he said on stage.
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On one of the nights, we stayed up late together and really focused on what we needed to do to start doing better.
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"Doing better is leaving younger children alone and allowing them to develop without the pressures that come with social media use," they write.
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Today, Morgan is 23, and while she has the cognitive abilities of a 5-year-old, she is doing better than years before.
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But I want to emphasize too, Europe can be doing better in terms of structural reforms there that would help their economies operate.
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"James and Natalie are probably doing better than Jackie and I are, but I think that has always been the case," he says.
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Most are doing better than when they first came into the emergency room, but the majority continue to have some level of disability.
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The other two victims are "doing better" after initially being hospitalized Tuesday with life-threatening wounds, the department said in a news release.
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Donald Trump winning the 2016 American presidential election kind of created a wormhole where celebrities are doing better in politics than actual politicians.
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Ultimately, companies may have seen these declines coming and shifted business to accommodate, which is why they are doing better than most though.
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"From our perspective, there should just be no situation in which fake news gets distributed, so we are all for doing better here."
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Mr Ranieri might also reflect that not succeeding in one area can be helpful—if you can then focus on doing better elsewhere.
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We've got the tax cuts put in place, the economy is supposed to be doing better, and then you've got gold moving up?
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Gail: Hillary is doing better, and the last thing I expected was a convention season that proved she has cooler friends than Trump.
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In these states, Mr. Obama nonetheless ran ahead of Mr. Kerry by energizing black voters and doing better among white voters as well.
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For whatever reason, the Quinnipiac polls consistently show Mr. Trump doing better than NBC/Marist polls do, even though they appear fundamentally similar.
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Considering the markets more broadly, he anticipates American stocks outperforming their European peers, with British stocks doing better than ones on the Continent.
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She was doing better and had been released earlier this past week, but started to get worse in the past couple of days.
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In other words, while we appear to be doing better than we were a few years ago, we're still lagging behind our peers.
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If pollsters included him in their surveys every time, he says, he'd be doing better, though not as well as, say, Mickey Mouse.
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But he did brag that America was doing better than the rest of the world in fighting the root cause of climate change.
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At BlizzCon, Brack said that he would "accept accountability" for the situation and that Blizzard was committed to doing better in the future.
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Russia is doing better than Trump's America at limiting the onset of the coronavirus -- if the figures that Moscow have released are accurate.
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The doctors are doing better about not prescribing opioids out the wazoo, but we now have 2.6 million Americans with opioid use disorder.
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We're doing better than the national average, but still grapple with a turnover rate that would be considered egregious in any other industry.
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So far, Democrats are doing better among likely voters — those deemed to have a higher chance of turning out — than among registered voters.
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We are committed to always doing better, even if that involves building a worldwide voting system to give you more voice and control.
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I thought Neil seemed to be doing better than he had in the Air Force, as though he had found his purpose again.
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The current climate staffers who spoke to BuzzFeed News vehemently disagreed, arguing that the program is not just carrying on — it's doing better.
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" Asked if she would be doing better if candidates who didn't make the debate dropped out, Ms. Klobuchar replied with one word: "Sure.
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States that supported President Donald Trump in the 2016 election are doing better economically these days than those that went for his opponent.
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" Mayor Craig Sanderson told The Hill in an email that the Tusayan and the Grand Canyon's South Rim were "doing better this morning.
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Britain's biggest grocer sold more than rivals over a difficult Christmas period, doing better across the gamut of food, clothing and general homeware.
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People know that I'm going to say it how it is, and I'll tell people how I think they should be doing better.
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As a result, the scale and urgency of the challenge is such that we cannot simply work on doing better in the future.
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That means doing better in ways we can easily quantify -- growing our personal savings, buying our first homes and shoring up our retirement accounts.
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We're glad he's doing better — and that he's being so open about struggling with something that's still largely carries a stigma, especially among men.
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But it's kind of like he took all the things we've been talking that he's capable of doing better and he did them tonight.
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The following day, this survivor is doing "better," according to a Facebook post from the SPCA Montérégie, who is currently caring for the pup.
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For Hillz, a loss to Uncle Bernie would once again kick off the why-isn't-she-doing-better, wailing-and-gnashing-of-teeth narrative.
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Integration in Germany could be doing better — not because of the refugees or any cultural clashes, but because of the state and the bureaucracy.
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They're doing better than ever as they dive into planning their Hawaiian nuptials, which will be held at Haiku Mill in Maui on Jan.
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It's not white privilege that's preventing them from doing better, he says; it's their behavior, such as their inability to build more intact families.
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Cersei's been doing better with alliance-building and thinking ahead lately, but Tyrion's still the well-read master strategist, and he's got her number.
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OF THE thousands of young men trying to make their fortunes in Mumbai, India's biggest city, Abdul Haq Ansari is doing better than most.
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"She's sincere; she's miserable at these people who are just fakes, are doing better than her and everything she's putting into it," he said.
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The thing that surprised me is that the markets we launched are actually doing better than the markets we launched four, five years ago.
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Even more important, recent FT-Peterson polls show the extent to which Trump's argument that everyone is doing better does not jive with reality.
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"We're doing better and I think the president has stepped up efforts to make sure those who come in are properly vetted," Flake said.
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One surprising thing about Britain's vote to leave the EU is that Britain's economy has been doing better than a lot of European countries.
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I feel that he will start doing better for the vets, hopefully give more benefits for the war veterans — give them what they deserve.
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"Doing better is leaving younger children alone and allowing them to develop without the pressures that come with social media use," the letter states.
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From Cramer's perspective, every commodity rally in the last few years has boiled down to the belief that the Asia must be doing better.
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After reassuring fans that she's doing better, Hembrow explained that she was "running on pretty much 30 hours no sleep" going into the evening.
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"The U.S. economy is doing better than most, but it's not on fire," said John Doyle, director of markets at Tempus Consulting in Washington.
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I wasn't even doing better than I normally do on PC when I play against other people who are using a mouse and keyboard.
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It's what we call "upward social comparisons"—our inclination to pay attention to the "top," to those who are doing better than we are.
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When I think of the brick-and-mortar retailers that are doing better than Silicon Valley people might expect, it's a pretty short list.
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In the special elections held in the state so far, Democrats have had a difficult time doing better than Hillary Clinton did in 2016.
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Top law graduates are doing better than ever, while other law students have a steeper path to climb to earn that type of money.
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I mean, we're doing better than we ever have in this country in terms of insuring children and making sure they get health insurance.
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Doing better, however, is not rising nativism, xenophobia, nationalism and authoritarianism given a nod and a wink by the president of the United States.
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But the mountain gorillas are in fact doing better, according to the announcement from the International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources.
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We've got to recognize that a 30-year-old today, only half of them are doing better than their parents were at age 30.
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"He seems to be doing better and says that hopefully, the world will be a better place with all these random acts of kindness."
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How Trump isn't 'doing better' for America But there were also signs in recent days that Trump's erratic methods are catching up with him.
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In absolute terms, they are still doing better than their black and Hispanic counterparts, with nine times the wealth and a higher median income.
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"They all should be doing better and we as advertisers should all be doing our part and our agencies should be doing their part."
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"Basically they targeted this people and they told them: 'Look, everybody else is doing better than you're doing — look at your plight,' " she said.
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A new Siena College poll showed Trump doing better among Jewish New Yorkers than Sanders, who was born in Brooklyn to a Jewish family.
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And while New York State's pension may be doing better financially, heeding the governor's call for divestment would undoubtedly put this performance at jeopardy.
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Max was doing better, and so was I. Things are far from perfect, but we're stronger and happier now than we've ever been before.
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"I remember the label hit us up like, 'this song is doing better for Cash Money than it is for you guys,'" Paul says.
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Tourjee: So it seems like in terms of doing better, we need to be thinking really critically about representation beyond one identify qualifier, right?
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At the beginning she couldn't accept the fact [that she'd been detained] but now she is doing better because there is no other choice.
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However, Cramer noted that many cyclical industrial companies were already in great shape, and the American heavy industry could be doing better than many think.
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And after Romney repeatedly criticized Trump for his rhetoric toward minorities, Trump ended up doing better with black and Latino voters than the 2012 candidate.
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"He's not focused on statistics as much as he is on whether or not the American people are doing better as a whole," Spicer said.
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And doing better than the crowd in bad times is one of the most important things an investor can do to grow their nest egg.
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Maybe it's a delayed natural reaction from the halving – or maybe it's just a sign that Bitcoin is doing better than people think it is.
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Yet, many oceanographers and wildlife researchers remain baffled as to why, in a refuge as tailor-made as this, the birds are not doing better.
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We're still interested in what HTC has in stock, even though the company seems to be doing better selling VR headsets than phones these days.
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Winner Nyquist could not be doing better, his trainer Doug O'Neill said, while second-placed Exaggerator was also in fine fettle, groom Vic Bargac reported.
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The changing composition of American elites is probably the most convincing explanation for why Democrats are doing better at the top of the income ladder.
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In a closed meeting on Wednesday, France's foreign minister, Jean-Yves Le Drian, told Parliament that General Hifter was "doing better," Radio France International reported.
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"Despite the fact that he stole, during his government I was doing better," said Ms. da Silva, who is not related to the former president.
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But while Bloomberg is doing better in the polls recently, he's still far from taking the lead in any single primary state poll right now.
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"You're really seeing some of the trade-sensitive names doing better," said Chris Zaccarelli, chief investment officer of Independent Advisor Alliance in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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Hillary Clinton sort of stumbles along behind him, is doing better at it, but really doesn't have the same kind of skills of social media.
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"We are committed to always doing better, even if that involves building a worldwide voting system to give you more voice and control," he promised.
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I got a phone call from a promoter in the Carolinas who told me Ric was doing better, but I'm worried to death about it.
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Do your homework and pick the stocks of companies that are doing well, or doing OK and could be doing better in a stronger environment.
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"We are grateful that Nevaeh is doing better and wish her and her family the best," the company spokesperson said in a statement to PEOPLE.
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Doing better could help Trump narrow the poll gap from 5.3 points to 2 points and make sure he carries Arizona, Georgia, and North Carolina.
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There are risks ahead - some economic, some political - but for now the 22015 member states of the euro zone are doing better than many expected.
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So yes, it is statistically doing better than average, but there's an expectation — however fair or unfair — that the computers can and should be perfect.
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That's what they are expecting this year, which is why they have the Democrats doing better in the national vote than the current polling suggests.
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As most organizations are wired to improve by doing what they're currently doing better, faster and cheaper, grafting curiosity onto the corporate DNA presents challenges.
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" Back in 2017 after Briskman was fired in wake of the viral photo, she told HuffPost that, "In some ways, I'm doing better than ever.
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The point is that Democrats should be doing better than they are at this midpoint, given the intensity of their distaste for President Donald Trump.
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Add it all up, and the result is that pre-election polls always show Democrats doing better among white voters than the exit polls do.
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One clear advantage of doing better among women voters though is that they almost always represent a larger percentage of the electorate than men do.
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Those who are saving and investing are doing better - they have an average balance of $14,971, seven times larger than those who do not invest.
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If it's close as the vote rolls in and at midnight it's still not called, it's a sign Republicans are doing better than we expected.
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Your share might decline relative to other countries, but that's fine as long as your domestic indicators are doing better than they were last year.
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So where there are national labs or research institutes within those states, it's a pretty good bet that those will be doing better than average.
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Get them involved, pay them, and if you can get a creative in the room who is involved with the production, you'll be doing better.
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That might be why so many non-white dudes who make that kind of music are doing better because that shit is kind of old.
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The Heat made 8 of 10 shots from 3-point range in that quarter, doing better there than from 2-point range (7 for 10).
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Many of Mr. Weah's supporters had been proclaiming him the outright winner, and he appeared to be doing better than most political watchers had expected.
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But doing better means listening to our friends and neighbors with open hearts, including when we feel guilty and even when we're in the wrong.
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But I think where people really are is they thought they would be doing better by now eight years after the recession than they are.
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Buttigieg's struggles here mirror some of the same concerns that have bubbled up even in other early states where he is doing better: his inexperience.
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He notes that he underwent surgery during July, but is doing better now, although he's much more conscious about the way he lives his life.
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Instead, they know that self-compassion is the key to doing better, and so they choose to speak to forgive themselves when they mess up.
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"The key change at the margin is that some of the domestic oriented components are doing better," said Michael Wan, an economist at Credit Suisse.
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Fauci said that there's "a lot of effort and interest now in doing better" with both the seasonal flu vaccine and a universal flu vaccine.
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I think at the end of the day my constituents are going to look at the results and see that the economy is doing better.
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"You upgrade Apple because Apple is doing better with the [new iPhones]," he said, then questioned what would happen "if the trade talks go badly."
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"Wal-Mart's been doing better lately, lowering prices, and that's been a concern that (it) could impact dollar stores," Edward Jones analyst Brian Yarbrough said.
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The Singapore dollar, while it has also weakened, is also doing better than many peers, said Goh, who pointed to the island nation's monetary policy.
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But changes to graduation requirements in 2016 made it hard to know whether schools were doing better or students were simply clearing a lower bar.
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He doesn't explain why it seems like extremists are doing better and moderates are doing worse; only that it really does seem like they are.
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Investors want to look through the transactions for trading signals, such as any indication that a particular retailer or product is doing better than expected.
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This suggests that on this particular metric, the United States is doing better than peer countries at helping patients die in the settings they prefer.
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This advantage might only be temporary — and could even reverse if value stocks start doing better as an asset class, as Dunn's law predicts, Johnson said.
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JPMorgan Chase also had strong growth in consumer and commercial lending when it reported, which indicated to Cramer that banks are doing better than most think.
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"The economy is doing better within Europe, but these also tend to be global companies," said Isabelle Mateos y Lago, chief multi-asset strategist at BlackRock.
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Despite China's low ranking, Feulner noted, the country was "doing better" this year than the last — climbing up to 100th place from last year's 123rd position.
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"Some teens can initially find self-harm communities supportive and welcoming, but then struggle with disengagement from that community when they are doing better," Moreno says.
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A rep confirms Toni was getting treated for lupus, but says she's doing better now, and she's hoping to start rehearsals soon for an upcoming tour.
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Apple is already doing better than Wall Street expected — and the possibility for more economic growth could drive it even higher, analysts told CNBC on Wednesday.
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At least as far as government websites go, Hunt argues they should definitely should be doing better in shutting down these types of web security risks.
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Both the unemployment and wage numbers suggest we could be doing better (and ought to try) but show a situation that's both pretty good and improving.
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Cory Booker, played by Chris Redd, and Mayor Pete Buttigieg, played by Colin Jost, who asked why he wasn't doing better in the race for president.
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The reason Delaney — or a more plausible candidate like Bullock or Klobuchar — isn't doing better isn't that he can't win an argument with Warren and Sanders.
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According to the letter, he left the next morning believing Ms. West to be doing better, and did not return or check in on the patient.
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Hell, even if you managed to draft a somewhat decent team over at our fantasy league partner Fantasizr, you're doing better than most of The Verge.
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So far, looks like CNN, NBC, and the NYT are doing worse, and Fox News and the Daily Wire (Ben Shapiro's site) are doing better. pic.twitter.
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Cam's shoulder also seems to be doing better after the offseason surgery ... he had no problems moving around the venue with all his friends and fam.
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In Ohio, a CBS/YouGov poll showed Clinton doing better with voters under 30, winning 51 percent of them and holding 32-point lead on Trump.
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"We have a pretty mixed picture here with Pepsi doing better than OK,, but then you have the restaurants, who are struggling," Tower Bridge's Ogg said.
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NOTES: On the injury front, Orioles manager Buck Showalter said C Matt Wieters (foot) is doing better but did not play for a fifth straight game.
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Trump said last week that both the economy and stock market could be doing better "if we had somebody different" in charge of the central bank.
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"What's really important is that Donald Trump has seized the narrative back, that he's doing better with the voters than Democrats think he is," he said.
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Cleveland and Nashville followed close behind in the 2004 study, but seem to be doing better now, at least based on the absence of glowing dots.
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Hyland opened up about having suicidal thoughts because of her health problems, but she said that she's doing better with boyfriend Wells Adams by her side.
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And something funny happened: I started getting letters telling me their kids were doing better than my one-on-one students — much better, in many cases.
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Among blacks, just 2202 percent of respondents said they were doing better than two years ago, compared to 2628 percent who said they were doing worse.
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"You should all thank me for your bank stocks doing better," he said at a Beverly Hills conference of the Milken Institute, an economic research group.
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Similar patterns show up in Denmark and Germany, with the center-left doing better in cosmopolitan metropolitan areas and with populists gaining in former leftist strongholds.
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In Ring Fit Adventure, it's the superb attention to detail in commenting on the player's form, and finding ways to gently coax them into doing better.
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Reuters/Ipsos polling shows that Clinton is doing better among affluent and college-educated voters than President Barack Obama did four years ago, even among Republicans.
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So far Republicans are doing better than they did in 2012, but are still lagging with 33.9% of the early vote compared to 43.2% from Democrats.
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The vast majority of swing-state voters live in states where the economy is doing better than the national average, according to newly released government statistics.
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The change is meant to address one common complaint with drivers that don't know why their rating went down or what they should be doing better.
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"Households are doing better because more people are working and more people are working full time," said Jed Kolko, chief economist at the jobs site Indeed.com.
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Most of its profits come from North America, it's not big on electric vehicles or self-driving technology, and its rivals are doing better in China.
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Just under seven months after Trebek, 79, first announced that he had started cancer treatments, he said that he is back at work and doing better.
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One of the politicians, a man named Jürgen Pohl, who was subsequently elected into Parliament, denounced the claim that Germany is doing "better than ever" economically.
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Contrary to popular perception, likelier Trump supporters were doing better over all in the labor market than likelier Clinton supporters both before and after the election.
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For comparison, Trump is doing better against Sanders now than he was at any point in the 2016 general election polls once the primary season started.
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He and his supporters have argued for months that he will start doing better among black voters once they learn more about him and his plans.
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"The economy seems to be doing better and interest rates are going to stay low," said Bruce Bittles, chief investment strategist at money management firm Baird.
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He's doing better now, he says, but his wife has cancer and they plan to move to Alabama to be with family, when they find tickets.
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"The economy is doing better within Europe, but these also tend to be global companies," said Isabelle Mateos Y Lago, chief multi-asset strategist at Blackrock.
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If we see a real downturn in the tech sector we could be in a situation where the U.S. economy is doing better than San Francisco's.
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We're much more concerned with is what we're doing better than everybody else, is our site faster, do we have fewer ads, do people like us.
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" Asked to explain why he was doing better now than when he was campaigning as "irascible," Kasich said, "Well, I've been happy this entire campaign, Hugh.
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Topping the established leaders would almost certainly require doing better in the U.S., where the company has been selling largely online and remains a bit player.
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Since then, school evaluations show that by third grade, the Hispanic students in the bilingual classes are doing better at reading than Hispanic students in traditional classes.
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Companies like CrowdStrike, which provide services for business clients, have been doing better than companies like Uber and Lyft, which are more focused on the average consumer.
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Definitely looks like Rick is doing better -- he rapped through a few songs, drank from his double cup ... and, most importantly, led a chant demanding authorities #FreeMeekMill.
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They use natural language processing to determine how call center agents are interacting with customers and offer up suggestions as to what they might be doing better.
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"I will take the surge seriously if Labour's doing better with the over-65s," says Andrew Harrop, head of the Fabian Society, a centrist Labour think-tank.
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Brittin said Google had made a commitment to doing better and would simplify advertiser controls, add safer defaults and increase investment to enforce its ad policies faster.
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He said most of them are doing better than when they first came into the emergency room, but the majority continue to have some level of disability.
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Even those who didn't become millionaires could, with sufficient personal effort, lead a socially and economically fulfilling life, with each generation doing better than the one before.
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A dose of stimulus might fool people into thinking the economy was doing better than it was, and so into working harder—but only for a while.
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In the real world, over the course of an actual campaign, Trump would end up doing better than that against any of the people on this list.
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"We know that the CA takeover is doing better than they expected, in part, because CA shared a ton of large enterprise customers with Broadcom," Cramer said.
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The tremendous computing power it represents taken together is the key identifying objects, doing so in higher volume, and doing better pathfinding in complex city street environments.
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Ohanian also opened up about his own blind spots, as well as the necessity for men to recognize their complicity in oppression and commit to doing better.
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It appealed to those who, like the Kaczynskis, felt they deserved more, and who sensed that, while they might be prospering, well-connected insiders were doing better.
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I think year-over-year, they are doing better, but if we were to look at this a year from now... I think that demand will stabilize.
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After all, the study was performed on tobacco because tobacco creates a canopy of leaves, so it's obvious when the plants are doing better as a group.
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He has also been meeting privately with others, one of whom described him as frustrated that he wasn't doing better in the early polling among African-Americans.
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"Moments like this show that we didn't always get it right, and so we are committed to doing better," Pichai said on stage at the DealBook conference.
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The Japanese economy seems to be doing better, but "we cannot be optimistic that demand is returning to the apparel sector", Fast Retailing's CFO Takeshi Okazaki said.
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If Sanders's "white working-class" voters aren't just college students, you'd also expect him to be doing better among downscale middle-aged white voters than rich ones.
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For example, instead of always looking up the ladder, we can compare ourselves to how we were doing in the past, especially if we're doing better now.
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More than six in 22016 (250%) said Trump was doing better than they expected while just 250% said he was doing worse than they thought he would.
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Economists have puzzled over which to take more seriously, but the account said most Fed officials had concluded the economy was doing better than the data suggested.
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But relative to previous GOP nominees, he fared worse with college graduates — especially younger ones and women — while doing better with secular Northern whites without college degrees.
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"At this juncture, Trump is doing better in Pennsylvania than the G.O.P. nominees in 2008 and 2012," said Peter A. Brown, assistant director of the Quinnipiac Poll.
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If you apply the average shift from the primary to fall results (with Democrats doing better in the fall), this race is forecasted to be razor tight.
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Among non-Hispanic whites age 25 and older who had completed less than four years of college, 53 percent said they were doing better than their parents.
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After showing symptoms of an overdose, the Canada goose and the Ring-billed Gull received IV fluids and by Thursday were doing better, wildlife center staff posted.
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"At this point, a rate hike is a vote of confidence in the economy and reflection of the fact that the economy is doing better," McBride explains.
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"When you're insecure in one, you lean on the other one that's doing better at that time," filmmaker M. Night Shyamalan said recently on my podcast, WorkLife.
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So if you're frustrated or disappointed that one of your favored candidates — say, Kamala Harris, Cory Booker or Beto O'Rourke — isn't doing better, take a deep breath.
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This reaffirms something that the 2018 midterms showed: it's very difficult to overcome a 7-point deficit nationally even if you're doing better in the electoral college.
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But it was not clear that he distinguished himself against rivals for the nomination who are doing better in the polls five months before the Iowa caucuses.
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But even in that environment, "there are races we would like to be doing better in and that we'd like to stop spending money in," he said.
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Women have been doing better in the labor market, but the numbers conceal a problem: Their jobs still don't pay well, and still don't appeal to men.
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The bulk of respondents — 95 percent — described themselves as confident in their financial future, and 78 percent say they're doing better financially than other people their age.
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Sure, they are doing better among all voters but, if past is prologue, lots of these registered voters just won't show up to vote in the fall.
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So now, I've recovered from some not nice times and now what I basically want is for Santa to know that I'm doing good and I'm doing better.
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Justin Bieber is "doing better already" after canceling the remainder of his Purpose world tour and penning an emotional letter to fans in the wake of the decision.
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Unlike the soda industry, which has taken a hit on its sugary products as consumers have gotten more health-savvy, the candy industry is doing better than ever.
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As Nate Silver noted, candidates who are perceived as doing better in the immediate post-debate polls tend to get a modest bounce in the general election matchups.
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I think Iran will still be the major external actor but the Iraqi state will be stronger, institutions will be stronger, and the economy will be doing better.
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Make no mistake, Thursday's collegial meeting between Trump and Ryan had a lot to do with the fact that Trump is doing better in the national polls vs.
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NHL star Jay Bouwmeester underwent surgery after he frighteningly collapsed mid-game this week ... but Blues officials say it was successful and the D-man is doing better.
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The latest Marquette University poll shows Johnson doing better that Trump -- he trails his Democratic opponent by two points, 46%-48%, while Trump is behind Clinton 53-44%.
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A simple model of countries' aptitude for football, which weighs things like wealth and interest in the game, suggests that America ought to be doing better (see article).
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Just last week, an analysis of over 2,500 reefs around the world identified 15 "bright spots," or ecosystems that stood out as doing better than they should be.
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The host of the channel "Little How To Girl" can't quite do all of the physical stuff, but she's doing better at adulting than some adults we know.
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As long as Brittany sees that I'm doing better and I want to move forward and I want to be serious about us, that's all she cares about.
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Also, when we make this comparison and perceive others are doing better than we are (a so-called "upward comparison"), it is common for this to feel unpleasant.
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Caroline Modarressy-Tehrani went to Tennessee to find out what the Marines are doing to bring more women into their ranks — and what they could be doing better.
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Amazon can start by doing better when it comes to recommending and categorizing pseudoscience that may have a significant impact on a person's life (or on public health).
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"Like many companies, we invite people to participate in research that helps us identify things we can be doing better," the spokesperson told CNBC in an emailed statement.
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A much stronger-than-expected jobs report signals the economy is doing better than we thought, so investors pile into economically sensitive stocks like energy and industrial shares.
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McPherson said business travel bookings were doing better than expected right now, with January and February being ahead of budget and she expected the good momentum to continue.
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The first is that our low, low expectations for labour markets have blinded us to the fact that workers really ought to be doing better than they are.
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The president bragged before during a trip to North Carolina to assess the damage caused by Hurricane Florence on Wednesday that the economy was doing better than ever.
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Here are all the people like me, in the same business as me, and here are their best-performing tweets, which are currently doing better than my tweets.
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"Even as the economy steadily added back jobs lost, the protracted recovery was experienced unevenly, with well-off households doing better at the expense of others," Cramer writes.
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Commenting on these suits, Luthmann told the News that under Dana and Dominique the company was doing "better than ever," and that this family squabbling was a shame.
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Starting a discussion about debt relief would send the wrong signal to Athens at a time when the economy was doing better and recovering, Schaeuble told Mannheimer Morgen.
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Lately, television has quietly been doing better by people with disabilities, a trend that takes a significant step forward with "The A Word," which begins Wednesday on SundanceTV.
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With 15 nominations across Netflix, Amazon, and Hulu, the streaming services are doing better than broadcast TV this year, which earned 8 nods (NBC had 5, ABC 3).
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Khabib is doing better now -- he's back in Russia -- but Ali says he's determined to fight again soon ... especially after missing out on a huge UFC 209 paycheck.
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"At a time when the wealthiest are doing better than ever, to give the top 1 percent another advantage is an outrage," Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer said.
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"I think the president is always doing better than the media gives him credit for," said Penny Nance, who is on the advisory board for Women for Trump.
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Investors have fled the public market, more and more companies are teetering on the abyss, and surprisingly, some companies and even entire markets are doing better than ever.
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The CEO did take to his platform to lay out an argument for why Twitter is doing better than it looks, though without mentioning the activist investor directly.
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News of the setback comes a little over a month after Trebek told fans in a video message that he had finished his treatment and was doing better.
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His first choice was Carly Fiorina: he thought she sounded like a better businessperson than Trump, and he couldn't understand why she wasn't doing better in the polls.
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"The industry is doing better and better .... As long as the cost is within your means, everyone would love to spend more money on their cats," she said.
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While sales of Barbie and Hot Wheels are doing better, the rest of Mattel's portfolio is down more than double-digits heading into the third quarter, Kocharyan said.
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"Another month of record-breaking fundraising confirms what many in the mainstream media are ignoring: Americans are doing better under Republican leadership," said RNC Chairwoman Ronna Romney McDaniel.
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The districts where Democrats have been doing better during the Trump administration (like those in Texas) tend to be much better educated than the nation as a whole.
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On some level I suspected this wasn't true; I added "investigate doing better at life" on a to-do list and pushed it back one day at a time.
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Below the surface, however, hitting that number is a tempestuous process, one that some teams, such as the Patriots and Falcons, have a history of doing better than others.
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But despite income support for those on low incomes, they have little chance of doing better than their parents, according to a study last year by France Strategie www.strategie.gouv.
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Another sign was the skyrocketing price of crude, which is crucial, in Cramer's perspective, as the market senses that global economy is doing better than what some investors believe.
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Well, I think you have more things that play at the same time because you find that some U.S. companies are doing better in Europe than they do here.
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CLEAN CARS DOING BETTER Munich-based Infineon said demand for electric powertrains and assisted driving technology remained strong, despite reductions in Chinese subsidies for environmentally friendly battery-powered vehicles.
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While not unhappy himself, he's plagued by a nagging sense that he should be doing better than he is — keeping up with successful high school classmates, climbing the ladder.
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While television has been seen as doing better on these issues, studies have found that increased minority representation in speaking roles on television still does not reflect American life.
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After coming clean about the fact that he cheated on Brittany Cartwright, Jax Taylor is revealing how the couple worked through it — and why they're doing better than ever.
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The meat market is doing better over the past year, but the Commission believes the industry as a whole still hurts from the stain of the 2013 horsemeat scandal.
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" KKR & Co: "I think that the stock market is doing better and therefore they are going to have a better opportunity to be able to get out of stocks.
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But before we blame Yahoo for this, we need to understand how hackers accomplish such breaches -- and what all of us should be doing better to prevent such breaches.
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Overall, opinion polls have been painting a confusing picture, with those conducted online tending to show "Leave" doing better than in those conducted by telephone - with a few exceptions.
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"It still should be the case of uneven performance of the economy, some segments are doing better than others," said Song Seng Wun, an economist for CIMB Private Banking.
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As president, Trump has regularly tweeted links to the polling outfit, long a favorite among conservatives, when it's shown him doing better on his approval rating than other polls.
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In still other countries, like Ghana, the former detainees appear to be doing better, but the government there was heavily criticized by political opponents for agreeing to resettle them.
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If your boss calls a meeting and genuinely wants to hear about what he could be doing better, be prepared with concrete examples to back up what you're saying.
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The sector that is causing all the pain is doing better than the rest of the sectors this year: In January, large-cap energy outperformed the as a whole.
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Lots of customers have gone to Apple at the high end, then there are companies that are doing better at lower price points — Samsung feels squeezed in the middle.
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If you can read a sentence like "The wind off the river lifts his hair," for instance, without thinking of the current American President, you're doing better than me.
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But, if you avoid high-interest debt, are focused on increasing your income, and have clear goals and a plan to achieve them, you're doing better than you think.
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Members of the punk protest group Pussy Riot say one of their bandmates is doing "better" after being transferred to a Berlin hospital for treatment of a suspected poisoning.
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Analysts said the latest passenger data showed that the Dutch KLM airline was again doing better than Air France, with KLM and the smaller Transavia division flying fuller planes.
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So what should she do to boost America's economy, which is doing better than most of the world but is still falling far short of where it should be?
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The high support, he said, could be because delegates felt the economy was doing better than many outsiders believed and because they feared change less than some had predicted.
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While it's easy for her opponents to argue that the economy should be doing better, it's puttering along pretty darned well considering the inability of Congress to pass anything.
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While there have been reports about prestige cosmetics sales declining this past year, Kardashian West said her own companies, KKW Beauty and KKW Fragrance, were doing better than ever.
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And really, he's doing better than Woodrow Wilson, his jaw is intact and everything's fine, unless you count a terrible attention deficit disorder and rampaging narcissism as mental issues.
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Our water numbers, our -- our numbers on air are tremendous...But we are doing better right now than we've ever done, in terms of cleanliness, in terms of numbers.
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While there have been reports about prestige cosmetics sales declining this past year, Kardashian West, 39, said her companies KKW Beauty and KKW Fragrance are doing better than ever.
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"If you give a parent a choice between a child who is safe or doing better in math, they're going to choose safe every single time," Mr. Wolf said.
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"The most common conversation [about Booker in Iowa] was, 'I can't believe this guy isn't doing better in the polls,'" said Jeff Link, a longtime Democratic strategist in Iowa.
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Headley received an epidural injection after Thursday's game and said he was doing better Friday afternoon, but Girardi thought he'd be back in the lineup no sooner than Sunday.
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Companies buying massive amounts of their own shares may be a key reason why certain sectors are doing better than others in the nine-year bull market for stocks.
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At every point of the race, Mr. Trump was doing better among white voters without a college degree than Mitt Romney did in 2012 — by a wide margin. Mrs.
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Clinton is also doing better with those who have already cast their ballots, but Mr. Trump holds a lead among voters who plan to do so on Election Day.
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The latest poll of ECB watchers comes on the heels of increased optimism that the euro zone economy, while still not performing strongly, is doing better than previously thought.
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If they were doing better, it's much tougher to do that, but they were so awful that they actually learned enough to pull the frickin' thing off at the end!
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In other words: whatever the public perception of Facebook as a company is, it seems that Facebook itself is doing better than ever, no matter how you crunch the numbers.
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It's very difficult to let those ideas go!) She's had problems with depression and self harming (I hope she's doing better), and she's sexually active but seems ashamed of it.
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"Given the broader economic picture, housing should be doing better," David Blitzer, managing director and chairman of the Index Committee at S&P Dow Jones Indices, wrote in the report.
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"There are good things if you look at it historically, but the bad part is, why aren't we doing better?" asked Wilson, who was not involved in the CDC report.
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PepsiCo CEO Ramon Laguarta said in October that SodaStream, which it bought in 2018 for $3.2 billion, was doing better than it expected, particularly in western Europe, Japan and Canada.
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Chris Verrone, technical analyst at Strategas, said Wednesday on CNBC's "Power Lunch" that the average stock within the capitalization-weighted S&P 500 is doing better than the index itself.
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I've never backed down from anything I've written before now, but maybe progressing in my beliefs and doing better next time is what being a fixer upper is all about.
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Patrick Murray, Monmouth University polling, director Turnout for both parties was significantly higher than in prior Florida gubernatorial primaries, with the "populist" candidate doing better than projected in both contests.
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Their populations are also doing better, thanks to volunteers and biologists like Foley who brave the cold waters to rescue them when it's just too cold for them to cope.
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In the letter, Xu said the company would be organizing surveys and roundtables with its delivery workers, independent contractors called dashers, about what they think DoorDash should be doing better.
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RUBENSTEIN: The US is 'doing better than any other developed economy in the world' - Billionaire private-equity CEO David Rubenstein of The Carlyle Group is psyched about the US economy.
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"Listen, when I win Ohio, and we're doing better in other northern states as well ... this thing is gonna go to the convention," Kasich said on CNN's "New Day" Friday.
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Plant-based foods might change this someday, but for now the biggest factor that drives meat consumption is actually the economy — people buy more meat when they're doing better financially.
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But there are others that are doing better, and I have to tell you that if you wanted a regional bank in that area I prefer Key or First Horizon.
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Ah, the French, the nation-state equivalent of that friend from high school who always seems to be doing better than you and who your mom won't stop asking about.
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Having someone you approve of take office can make you believe the economy is doing better right now — even if your politician hasn't had a chance to do anything yet.
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"Nobody wants to see President Trump impeached other than Democrats in Congress who are failing, who have no other message, and that's because our country is doing better," Sanders said.
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The ad business "doing better is definitely a healthy sign as that's been a segment that people have been concerned about in particular," Sterne Agee CRT analyst Arvind Bhatia said.
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It's the last thing investors might expect to hear in a time of rising trade tensions, but stocks with more exposure to China are doing better than those without it.
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We might be seeing the hints of this already, in recent polls showing Clinton doing better among likely than registered voters, which would be a big departure from recent trends.
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When you look at the cars that are-- and the car market that's out there, do you see in terms of technology any of them-- doing better-- than the other?
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Whether you're overpaying for dinner and flowers tonight or wallowing in your own singledom, you can at least take solace in the fact that you're doing better than these people.
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Two big challenges stand in the way of doing better: the decline of federal support, and baked-in skepticism among city residents that growth can be good for their neighborhoods.
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Osterholm urged public health authorities to focus on other strategies, such as working to have enough protective gear for health care workers and doing better infection control at nursing homes.
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" He added: "I am committed to doing more and doing better as we build a culture where everyone feels they belong, are challenged but respected, and can grow and succeed.
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"I think I'm doing better with (Lopez Obrador) than the capitalist," Trump told his supporters at a West Virginia rally last month, referring to Mexico's outgoing president, Enrique Pena Nieto.
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If they want to push the medium forward across technological, artistic, and narrative fronts, then we cannot simply pat them on the back for doing better than they'd done before.
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About 64 percent of black adults with at least a bachelor's degree reported doing better financially than their parents had, a figure that fell to 58 percent for white adults.
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" John Studzinski, a Blackstone vice chairman, on the focus on the world's wealthiest: "Let's stop talking about that and focus on whether the real working class is actually doing better.
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So if you look at the relatively new crop of recently IPO tech companies, you look at an Atlassian or you look at like a Slack, they are doing better.
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"Does Tom Steyer have real momentum or just a ton of money?" by Evan Halper On the campaign bus with a candidate doing better than people expected in South Carolina.
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They&aposre also doing better than previous generations in certain areas: They&aposre more optimistic about money than Gen X and more open to talking about it than baby boomers.
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"The economy and earnings were doing better since before the election," said Paul Zemsky, chief investment officer for multi-asset strategies and solutions at Voya Investment Management in New York.
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The Columbus Dispatch reports the overall Cuyahoga numbers conceal that Republicans are doing better in the county than in 2012 — their early ballot totals are up, while Democrats' have fallen.
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"If the manager had apologized when I showed him the law and committed to doing better, I&aposd still be angry, but we wouldn&apost be here," Clymer wrote on Facebook.
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Although Felix had lost his vision and had pneumonia from the amount of water in his lungs, he survived and is doing better now -- he can see and has started eating.
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Google billionaire Eric Schmidt says expressing thanks or recognition to employees is a winning leadership technique that not only makes people feel good but can result in them doing better work.
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No. I'm focused on doing better business (and true to my values, a bigger and nicer client showed up the next month!) I'm proud that our business believes kindness trumps all.
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Unfortunately, cops were called back to the house a few days later -- but the good news, Tony has since agreed to get serious about treatment and appears to be doing better.
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"This company has a history of doing better than expectations and surprising people," said Daniel Morgan, Senior Portfolio Manager at Synovus Trust Company, which holds over 220 million shares of Apple.
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MAYBE THESE ARE DOING BETTER AND RATHER THAN BLAME THE BOARD, WHICH I THINK HAS ACTUALLY GOT A LOT OF GOOD PEOPLE ON IT, WHY NOT JUST SAY, YOU KNOW WHAT?
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Early investor in CropX, Arama Kukutai, a Partner with Finistere Ventures and a lifelong farmer himself, said the company is doing better than he expected it would at this early stage.
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A large part of Kevin's heartfelt apology was devoted to "doing better" for his kids and Eniko, who gave birth to their now 7-month-old son, Kenzo Kash, in November.
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In some aspects they're doing better than many of their wild counterparts, like the bumblebee, despite dramatic long-term declines in the United States and a mysterious disorder that has waned.
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And sure, you're good about putting it on before you go to the beach, and yeah, you bought some SPF 15 moisturizer, but admit it: You could definitely be doing better.
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"We remain committed to doing better and are taking the necessary steps to fix the situation," MetLife's chief financial officer, John Hele, said in a video presentation to investors on Tuesday.
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I am doing better: It was no small thing to take a spontaneous trip the the lake with my friend and sunbathe in nothing but my bathing suit, surrounded by strangers.
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But, fortunately for everyone, the MLB legend is doing better after surgery ... and Huellas del Siglo was so happy for the news, they broke out the custom jerseys against San Carlos.
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The good news: 27 of 32 brands ranked in the survey showed an improvement in quality, with the Big Three brands doing better than import brands for a second straight year.
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If you pay a total of more than about 4033 percent annually in fees — so that a $50,000 balance costs you more than $500 — then you probably could be doing better.
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We're not surprised The Laundress caught the eye of the consumer goods giant because its products work beautifully at cleaning while doing better things for both your body and the environment.
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And then it transitions to images of men doing better: Intervening against sexual harassment, teaching self-love to their daughters, promoting peace over violence, all while little boys watch and absorb.
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That underlines something that I had not thought about before: Some companies are doing better at using open holiday schemes to make their workers less exhausted, happier and potentially more productive.
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Trump reported that his income from his multitude of business operations remained largely flat, with some of his resort and golf clubs doing better and others producing less income for him.
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But it is not at all persuasive to relate this to what is happening in the United States today, because ordinary people here, unlike the Chinese poor, are not doing better.
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Greater China was Apple's weakest market for another quarter, but CEO Tim Cook says it is actually doing better in mainland China, with Hong Kong accounting for much of the weakness.
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Clinton's campaign has been running ads suggesting she's the only candidate who can stop the GOP, while Sanders has responded by saying early polls show him doing better than she would.
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Vitality index Loudoun County, Va. Doing better Trump vote share in 2016 +3 Less dense More dense Arlington County, Va. 0.13 40 50 60 70% Doing worse +2 Elbert County, Colo.
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There is also a question as to whether U.S. crude exports to Asia should in fact be doing better than they already are, especially given the price advantage they currently enjoy.
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For Bernie Sanders's supporters, one source of frustration in the recent round of primaries is the peculiar fact that his campaign's agenda seems to be doing better than the candidate himself.
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Rarely a day passes by that you're not confronted with somebody's opinion of what you ought to be doing, what you could be doing better, or what you're definitely doing wrong.
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WeWork is hoping to raise $3 billion to $4 billion, but it's not telling investors basic information about its business, such as whether established locations are doing better than newer ones.
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"You should all thank me for your bank stocks doing better," he said at a Beverly Hills conference of the Milken Institute, an economic research group, according to the Washington Post.
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It is true that the Venezuela government has called itself socialist in previous years when the Venezuelan economy was doing better and before some socialists held it up as a model.
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But Blue Cross plans have been doing better in the marketplaces, and Health Care Service Corporation, which offers plans in Oklahoma, New Mexico and three other states, is losing less money.
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"I'm worried he won't get a lot of his program through, but offsetting that is the economy doing better than I originally thought," Wien told CNBC's "Squawk on the Street " Friday.
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"I think the jump in optimism isn't just due to tax reform, but largely due to the economy doing better," said Molly Day, vice president of public affairs for the NSBA.
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It seems that both right-wingers and left-wingers have started doing better over the course of time: It's possible, then, that voters may not punish extremists like they used to.
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"Contrary to the worries on Wall Street, PVH is actually doing better than expected across all of its businesses, whether you go by brand or by geography," he said, recapping the announcement.
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Read MoreThis market getting comfortable with June hike "I just think we came into a positive tone, which was European equities doing better," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at Wunderlich Securities.
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That said, even if Apple Watch is just the "billion dollar business" that Apple has said it is, it's still doing better than many of its wearable tech competitors at the moment.
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Next week, Democrats and Republicans will get a rematch in Georgia's Sixth Congressional District — where Democrat Jon Ossoff has raised more money and is doing better in polling than almost anyone predicted.
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"I've never backed down from anything I've written before now, but maybe progressing in my beliefs and doing better next time is what being a fixer upper is all about," Austin said.
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"I think much of the rally (in bonds) can get reversed with the stock market doing better... and stabilization in oil," said Bryce Doty, senior fixed income manager with Sit Investment Associates.
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But in politics, as in much of the rest of life, nothing lasts forever, and for democracy to not just survive but thrive, democrats — including Democrats — will need to start doing better.
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Here's a quick survey of the traditional Android device manufacturer landscape: Samsung is doing alright, LG and Sony could be doing better, HTC doesn't know what it's doing, and Motorola is done.
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GAM was already planning to save another 30 million francs by 2019, Friedman said, while the business is doing better this year in terms of performance fees and money inflows from customers.
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Yet Froome, who tweeted a video of himself back home last week pedaling with one leg on an exercise bike, is doing better than anyone had expected in his rehabilitation, Brailsford reported.
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While the data may show airlines doing better than ever, Headley admits the industry has a long way to go when it comes to changing the perception that flying is not enjoyable.
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Years have passed since, and with business and my marriage doing better than ever before, I've realized that it is possible to run a successful company and not be miserable doing it.
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"It's something we should embrace because it shows you that the economy is doing better," the "Mad Money" host said on Wednesday after the 275-year topped the key 13 percent level.
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The mother of two does not regret her decision — as she told HuffPost "In some ways, I'm doing better than ever" — but financially, Briskman must deal with the reality of being unemployed.
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It wasn't a huge sample, but my instinct had been that Clinton would be doing better among Hispanic voters than Obama, so that Pew poll came as a bit of a surprise.
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If the price of oil is slumping, Texas oilmen will contribute less to the federal budget; some of the tab will be picked up by citizens in states that are doing better.
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I remember annoying coworkers at my deli job in high school, earnestly asking the older employee what I could be doing better in the midst of chopping tomatoes and cleaning the grill.
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"If we see tax reform doing better for a lot of companies, I think that you could continue to see a corresponding rise in yields along with an economic improvement," she said.
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They are doing better, though, than many workers in Oklahoma, which has the third-lowest cost of living and where the average teacher salary is about equal to the median household income.
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While speaking about how the media is doing better than ever thanks to his presidency, he listed a number of Democratic candidates he felt were inadequate to replace him in news coverage.
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Thankfully they're still around—and, somewhat promisingly, they've actually been doing better over the last few years, relatively speaking, as vinyl starts to become the primary source of non-digital music consumption.
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It began to seem as if Other Guy might be doing better with her than I was, and that it was by no means a foregone conclusion that I would win her.
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It's so crazy to see it live in person, and something I really enjoyed was just how committed everybody was to trying it again and improving and doing better the next time.
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Michigan State political scientist Matt Grossmann noted that beyond Bloomberg's bump in the polls, his favorability and unfavorability numbers have improved, and he's doing better in head-to-head matchups with Trump.
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"You try prying loose [coverage] from people who are doing better than they would be under this shift," said Tom Miller, a health-care expert at the right-leaning American Enterprise Institute.
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"Financials started doing better on Monday, accelerated post the election, and while maybe a little ahead of themselves in the short term, I assume they're going to do well this year, " Doll said.
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Rachael: I knew was doing better than Ryan, and after realizing that I wasn't even going to come close to being good at this class, being better than him was all I had.
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After the years of turmoil, Odom is now doing better and focusing on his family — but he has often been forced to speak out against critics who poke fun at his personal battles.
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Some of Mr Rubio's supporters point to tight races like Virginia as evidence that he would be doing better against Mr Trump if some of the other candidates were simply to drop out.
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Although Barnett is doing better than ever career-wise, a deep-seated malaise still courses through Tell Me How You Really Feel, manifesting in a brutal lyrical honesty that verges on the masochistic.
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But because Clinton is so historically unpopular, and because the third-party candidates are doing better than usual this year, Trump may be able to win with only 45 percent of the vote.
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It was doing better until a week or so ago when the Shanghai Futures Exchange (SHFE) contract started coming under renewed bear attack, a running feature of the copper market for many months.
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"When I win Ohio — and I'll be doing better in other northern states as well — this thing's going to go to the convention," he said in an interview on CNN on Friday morning.
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The 28503 percent of respondents who said they expect to be doing better is 22019 percentage points different from the all-time high of 71 percent who said the same in March 1998.
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R: Well I think that the latest news suggests the U.S. economy is actually strengthening, is doing better, is actually doing quite well for an economy in its 92nd year of job creation.
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