" Less encouragingly, under the question "Will I get diarrhea?
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Encouragingly, the virus seemed to stop the cells from proliferating.
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Encouragingly, however, strongman rule receives its share of reversals too.
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This therapy, encouragingly, is neither invasive nor intensive nor costly.
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"But encouragingly, capital spending and costs continue to come down."
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Encouragingly, the practice has become less common in recent years.
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Encouragingly, 15 of the remaining states are considering drafted legislation.
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I wiggled it around a bit as he smiled encouragingly.
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"It also can be fired up," Ms. Catoggio said encouragingly.
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" Ro nodded encouragingly and said, "I'm here when you're ready.
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Encouragingly for proposers of such ideas, little bureaucracy is involved.
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Encouragingly, however, protecting yourself is way easier than you might imagine.
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The political press has been similarly, encouragingly, unbowed by Trump's rise.
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But encouragingly, none have shown resistance to the last-line drugs.
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Encouragingly, a fix would soak up only 38% of total investment.
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The rejuvenated community was also encouragingly diverse, according to the researchers.
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And, encouragingly, the number of dengue cases went down: Hence the excitement.
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Encouragingly, a growing number of wives are walking out on violent husbands.
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Encouragingly, Brown and Batygin are working with astronomers to do exactly that.
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Encouragingly, nations have at times judged the benefits as warranting the costs.
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But encouragingly, it found little pronounced hankering for authoritarian or nationalist rule.
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Encouragingly, Marino says there may be other ways to test for self-awareness.
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Encouragingly, Imran Khan, the prime minister, blasted the protesters in a televised address.
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Encouragingly, it has a track record of liberalising its policies in troubled times.
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Encouragingly, the advocate general recommends that national courts use these global powers sparingly.
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Encouragingly, some Republicans joined their Democratic colleagues to support some of these measures.
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Encouragingly, many also now showed gains in physical functioning, particularly among the walkers.
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Encouragingly, some of these measures are already being adopted by scientists in the USA.
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"That's your supper for tonight," she would tell Wright, encouragingly, handing over the bag.
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More encouragingly, however, the finding also holds implications in the search for extraterrestrial life.
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Encouragingly, the previous quarter was revised upwards to a 0.6% increase from 0.2% earlier.
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Encouragingly for him, more than one million people under 25 have applied to vote.
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Encouragingly, there are some signs that the government may be willing to stand down.
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I flipped through a few flimsy pages of stock photo smiles beaming encouragingly, iridescent.
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"Good!" she said encouragingly, simultaneously thrusting her hips and throwing me clear off her.
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But, encouragingly, companies seem receptive to dialog on how to move toward greener supply chains.
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When a startup is small, it seems cute and the press writes encouragingly about it.
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Encouragingly, there are nine other patients enrolled in this study, and they're all responding similarly.
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Encouragingly, the letter implores fellow members of Congress to stand up to all this malarkey.
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The Treasury's proposals regarding Dodd-Frank, Mr Obama's flagship financial reform, have been encouragingly thoughtful.
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Encouragingly, the sub-index for total new orders was back in positive territory at 50.2.
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Hernandez turns to smile encouragingly at his weeping mom as he's led back to jail.
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That 10 percent number might look disappointingly low, or encouragingly high, depending on one's perspective.
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The one sign he saw, encouragingly, included an AOL email address, suggesting a direct deal.
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She was cheered on encouragingly after double-faulting in the second point of the match.
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Industry results thus far point encouragingly to better demand in the days leading into Christmas.
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Encouragingly, turnout rates for under-18s are markedly higher than for 19- to 25-year-olds.
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Encouragingly, Pakistani security forces suggested they would launch a "widespread operation" to target militants across Punjab.
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Not encouragingly, though, the Nets' point guard play did not improve greatly in the second half.
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Encouragingly, the simulations created by Mordasini and Linder suggest this may very well be the case.
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Encouragingly, relations between the two conflict zones go beyond name-calling between politicians or street artists.
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Encouragingly, all of that increase was led by full-time work with part-time decreasing 22,600.
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In short order, 140,000 people around the world registered for it (encouragingly, 40 percent were women).
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Encouragingly, the FRA has shown itself willing to consider performance-based regulatory approaches in other contexts.
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Encouragingly, recent elections have suggested there's room in the presidential arena to showcase America's growing religious diversity.
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Encouragingly, the HDI data demonstrate that inequality of life outcomes is declining both across and within countries.
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Encouragingly, the off-the-shelf hardware was still functioning when astronauts retrieved the devices several years later.
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More encouragingly, a record number of Americans now say God had absolutely nothing to do with it.
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Encouragingly, both sides specifically mentioned the issues of technology transfer, intellectual property protection, currency, services and agriculture.
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Encouragingly, across America prices appear to be at fair value when compared to their long-run averages.
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Encouragingly, Mrs von der Leyen will want to see a stronger European dimension in tackling these problems.
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Encouragingly, the DCI's new Developer Fund is supporting developers with different opinions on the block size debate.
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Somewhat encouragingly for China, the added debt was not accompanied by a large reduction in G.D.P. growth.
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"I'm not raising my prices just because of this virus!" one butcher shouted encouragingly to his customers.
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Many of the year's less prominent categories are encouragingly more diverse than they've been in the past.
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As a result, we got an encouragingly high number of new works, most by Americans, on Broadway.
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The research provides governments with a baseline estimate of the problem, and encouragingly, some are already acting.
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And his remarks were encouragingly silent on at least one topic that worries those pro-business Republicans.
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More encouragingly, however, 22% of film character and 62% of TV characters were shown in or mentioned therapy.
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"Encouragingly we think there are more and more female film directors entering the industry every day," said Trainor.
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Encouragingly, the delegation in July included 11 women, among them the deputy head of Afghanistan's national security council.
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He accepted responsibility, apologized, spoke encouragingly of the women, agreed to be investigated, & fairly or not, now resigned.
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Encouragingly, many of the missed words were close approximations, such as mistaking "rodent" for "rabbit," as an example.
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That's an encouragingly low 41 percent drop in the week since the Lionsgate feature opened on Oct. 21.
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Encouragingly, we also found only partial evidence that questioning the validity of a correction can undermine its effects.
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Encouragingly, the infrastructure push has begun to feed through to the balance sheets of some bigger listed firms.
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Encouragingly, many members of Congress and administration leaders realize the breadth of the challenge and are acting accordingly.
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As with business leaders, the speech was encouragingly silent on a key issue for working-class Republicans, too.
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More encouragingly, NASA says it's still on track for the first flight with astronauts, which is scheduled for 2023.
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" His fans responded encouragingly for the most part, posting comments like "I understand what you were trying to say.
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Encouragingly, the ethnic armies reassured the government that they wanted not secession, but more freedom within a federal state.
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Encouragingly, after delving into Monte dei Paschi's bad loans, Atlante last week said the loan quality matched its estimates.
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Encouragingly, the associations between exercise and reduced cancer risks held true even when the researchers factored in body mass.
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With Haitham pledging in a Saturday speech to continue Muscat's policy of peaceful relations, the transition looks encouragingly smooth.
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But encouragingly, about half of Americans get what can be considered a good night's sleep: between eight and ten hours.
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Encouragingly, Ahok's main rival for the governorship, Anies Baswedan, until recently education minister in Jokowi's government, is a noted moderate.
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Encouragingly, this behavior was replicated in computer simulations, which means mission planners stand a good chance of correcting the anomaly.
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Encouragingly in FY16, Winston's market share improved by 7503bp, thanks to new packaging and advertising together with optimised retailer agreements.
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So, encouragingly, are the unions—which have reversed their position since ATC liberalisation was first mooted back in the 22015s.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has also, encouragingly, begun to tap other talented officials for key roles in the region.
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One of the lovely guests, Lauren, told me encouragingly that the maggots looked like capers, but I ended up crying.
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Encouragingly, there are no known risks to treating hearing loss with hearing aids, though doing so can be prohibitively expensive.
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Encouragingly, several of the planned six state governments are getting on their feet and showing a nascent ability to govern.
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Encouragingly, 44 percent of patients who had failed to respond to at least one trial of anti-depressants also improved.
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And encouragingly for fans like myself of such a policy, that idea is being rapidly adopted within the Democratic Party.
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Secondly, and way more encouragingly, on this particular Monday, there's something very exciting happening that will help you make it through.
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Encouragingly, Congress took a positive step in May, providing much of what the Pentagon asked for in its March budget amendment.
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Encouragingly, the volunteers did not perform noticeably worse now on the tests of cognitive function than they had at the start.
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And, encouragingly, governments and organizations like the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund are reacting largely in a proactive way.
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Encouragingly (for clotheshorses like us), a few of the most-searched items are pretty out-there, including clear bags and flatforms galore.
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More encouragingly, sometimes children just do not want their help: 44% of Finnish parents cite this, the highest share of any country.
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Encouragingly, President Trump and others in his administration have made statements that indicate they understand the importance of maintaining and modernizing NAFTA.
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"Encouragingly the weakness in ANZ Job Ads in June did not continue into July," said ANZ's head of Australian economics David Plank.
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Encouragingly, it also seems that a few simple precautions, including consuming carbohydrates during exhausting workouts, might help to keep our immune systems robust.
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Encouragingly, the vast majority of respondents, more than 80 percent, are still at their places of employment after the birth of their kids.
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"More encouragingly, the SARS outbreak saw no headwinds to unit growth, with additions of 1,646 rooms in Greater China in 2003," said Clarke.
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But it was rejected encouragingly, so I reworked the offensive section (which wasn't actually offensive — just boring), resubmitted it and here we are.
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Encouragingly, over a third of Americans over 65 use social media and 64% of those between 50 and 65 do, according to Pew Research.
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Encouragingly, the IEA says these trends are likely to continue, and it's projecting a 42 percent increase in global renewable electricity capacity by 2021.
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Encouragingly, the test resulted in the discovery of a resilient microorganism—exactly the kind of creature that could lurk deep beneath the Martian surface.
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Encouragingly, Twitter is basing its dehumanizing language policy on academic research that shows the real world effect that demeaning people through dehumanization can have.
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Iraqi President Barham Salih recently wrote encouragingly that Iraq has emerged from its war ready for a new era of stability and responsible government.
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Encouragingly enough, his efforts to sound the alarm and bring Republicans and Democrats together to address the risk of climate change are bearing fruit.
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She was also nominated at the Golden Globes, where, encouragingly, Awkwafina won a Best Performance award (comedy or musical) for her turn in The Farewell.
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Encouragingly, children between 4 and 11 years of age experienced the most improvement; when it comes to strengthening the immune system, the younger the better.
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Encouragingly, multi-electrode arrays, though invasive (they have to be surgically implanted), are proving safe and durable in both non-human and human test subjects.
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Italy's GDP grew by an annual 1.7% in the third quarter, spurred by rising exports and, even more encouragingly, rising internal demand and foreign investment.
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Encouragingly for the central bank, which has raised concerns over booming house prices, Auckland, which has been the epicentre of home inflation, continued to cool.
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Encouragingly, the guesses produced by our random-number generator performed worst (see chart); it yielded predictions that were off by 4.4 percentage points on average.
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Encouragingly, more than a dozen governors — of both red and blue states — announced their intent to still uphold the Paris Agreement guidelines in their states.
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Forum facilitators should be trained to respond encouragingly not only to those who seek common ground, but also to people who are critical of the police.
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Maddeningly (and encouragingly, and distressingly), whole cities and towns are only now, gradually, coming to terms with the world their neighbors have lived in for generations.
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His career in public service began in Mobile, Alabama—as, in a sense, did Donald Trump's campaign, at an encouragingly big rally that Mr Sessions attended.
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Even more encouragingly, a recent International Energy Agency report found that while the global economy grew in 2015, global carbon emissions did not—a historic first.
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"Encouragingly, there are early signs that falling inflation is starting to ease pressure on households' real incomes," Capital Economics economist Liza Ermolenko said in a note.
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Encouragingly, she says the spectral results mean the water is "pretty darn clean" in terms of direct content, which is great news for prospective Martian colonists.
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"It is clear evidence that the advertising that we've been putting into the market place is working ... may be most encouragingly the Pepsi business," Johnston said.
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Encouragingly, if you now are concerned about the state of your particular aerobic capacity, you most likely can increase it just by getting up and moving.
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The vacation scene bordered on cinematic: Their tiny hands maneuvered thin slices of eggplant as a local cooking instructor — with the last name Amore — supervised encouragingly.
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He sat beside an attendee to listen encouragingly to her question — telling someone else who chimed in to "be quiet for a second" as they spoke.
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The answer, encouragingly, is that there are concrete steps state and local governments can take right now to improve the security and integrity of their elections.
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Encouragingly, veteran activists note that environmental awareness has been steadily rising, especially among younger generations brought up to view the lake as a treasure to be protected.
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Naomi Campbell has spoken encouragingly about the state of diversity in the fashion, saying the industry is "getting better" at booking models regardless of their skin color.
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" As Cramer smiles encouragingly, Adkins explains that, once he's "done exposing the world to what the Kodak Easyshare will do," the stock will be "through the roof.
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"Encouragingly, output expanded for the first time in six months (albeit marginally), while companies also saw softer reductions in total new work and export sales," said Fiddes.
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She guided me encouragingly to endless open houses full of couples and families, the scent of desperation in the air, mixed with fresh paint and baking cookies.
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This takes a sizable chunk of responsibility from the attorney general, although that position (encouragingly) retains an oversight role over the security services in the new agency.
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In the long run, it is much more effective to quietly and encouragingly have the student try again as many times as it takes to get it right.
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Encouragingly, some young adults—living at home or supported by their parents—had also taken part, suggesting that this format could work with an older crowd as well.
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"Encouragingly, goods producers look to be preparing for further sales in 72603 as stocks of purchases were built up for the first time since October 2014," Leake said.
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" Encouragingly, Herman and his colleagues developed an inexpensive method to make IGZO electronics, but as he himself admits, "there are other costs that will need to come down.
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Encouragingly, many of those helping out are themselves former immigrants, including Russians, Poles, Spaniards and Lebanese, says Tahir Sucubasi, a second-generation Turkish immigrant running Simmern's integration programme.
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Encouragingly for Mr Cameron and the Remainers, registrations among under-35-year-olds, a group that polls show are strongly pro-EU, accounted for most of the demand.
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Encouragingly, research by David Card and Alan Krueger, two economists, shows that talented minority students apply at the same rate to leading universities with or without affirmative action.
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"Encouragingly, support for cannabis achieved bipartisan support last year and Republican support was up 143 percentage points in 214 to 22 percent," Azer wrote in a note last week.
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And most encouragingly, every AR industry leader I know is enthusiastically engaged in public and private discussions to try to understand and address the realities of meeting the challenge.
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More encouragingly, the share of those who had dealt with police and reported sometimes having to pay bribes is falling somewhat: from 53% in 2015 to 48% in 2016.
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He downplays Russian human-rights abuses and America's role in addressing them; most encouragingly for Mr Putin, he disparages NATO, suggesting that its mutual-defence commitment might be optional.
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Encouragingly, President-elect Trump promised on election night to create "the strongest economy anywhere in the world," and many have since weighed in on how he could deliver that.
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Encouragingly, economists Hie Joo Ahn and James Hamilton have found that the newly unemployed today are not as prone to long-term unemployment as those during the Great Recession.
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Encouragingly, the bleak and utterly pessimistic and cynical vision of Orwell's 1984 has not, so far, been fulfilled, except for brief periods of time in relatively short-lived circumstances.
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Such psychologically tormented individuals surround us: They type unhappy YouTube comments on Star Wars trailers complaining about female Jedi, or they write encouragingly about rape on their lame blogs.
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Encouragingly, average room rate increases (2015 prices up 8.3%) were well above those derived from increased occupancy (+0.6%), confirming the gradual move away from lower-margin tour operator bookings.
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Encouragingly, Premier is maintaining market share growth and we view this as critical ahead of the likely increase of the general price environment in the UK in the coming months.
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Much more encouragingly, and despite President Donald Trump's advocacy for America's coal industry, America's abundant supply of natural gas has led firms rapidly to switch from coal to gas power.
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"Those are so fun!" she said, encouragingly, to a woman in a red leather skirt who was holding a pair of wide-legged jeans with zippers running down the sides.
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"Encouragingly, customer confidence in our offering has continued to stabilise," Steinhoff said, adding that its operational performance continued to reflect difficult trading conditions and the impact of the accounting scandal.
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"WPP's first-half results are encouragingly strong with a decent beat on an underlying basis amplified by beneficial forex moves," said Citi analysts, who have a buy rating on the stock.
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"Encouragingly, output expanded for the first time in six months, while companies also saw softer reductions in total new work and export sales," Annabel Fiddes, an economist at IHS Markit said.
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That was the quickest year-on-year increase since June 2014, and encouragingly, 32 of 70 major cities tracked by the NBS saw annual price gains, up from 25 in January.
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As he answered my questions, Peck would often look over at Delgado, who smiled encouragingly at him and gently pushed him to open up, chiming in with questions of her own.
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Encouragingly, next week's episode is titled "Oathbreaker," which suggests the show may finally be incorporating some of Jon's knottier A Dance with Dragons material and sending his character in some interesting directions.
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"Of course I remember," I said encouragingly, and even found myself trying to retrieve an actual memory, before I remembered that there were no actual memories, because we had only just met.
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"Si Si is Loving Dose," Ciara, 32, captioned a video of the adorable little girl busting a move during rehearsals for the song's music video, while back-up dancers cheer her on encouragingly.
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"Encouragingly, Primark continues to add ample market share in the UK, and to trade strongly in markets which represent the core of its growth opportunity over the next five years," wrote Jefferies analysts.
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Encouragingly, work-and-learn initiatives are also inspiring reforms in traditional seat-time-based educational pathways and institutions, resulting in more graduates who hit the ground running and excel in their chosen fields.
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We won't spoil the ending, but we will say while Noelle is no cinematic masterpiece, it's a feel-good flick that kids and grown-ups alike will enjoy, with an encouragingly progressive twist.
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On a recent Saturday afternoon in downtown Manhattan, a 30-something, Ivy League-educated consultant did just that, curling up on her couch, cuddling a toy dog as his owners cooed at him encouragingly.
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Encouragingly, my students at Dartmouth College and I find that the effects of Facebook-style "disputed" banners on the perceived accuracy of false headlines are larger than those Mr. Pennycook and Mr. Rand observed.
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In a further positive sign for Europe's biggest economy, the ZEW institute said investor morale improved in November and prospects for the economy remained "encouragingly positive" thanks to high levels of growth across Europe.
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"The prospects for the German economy remain encouragingly positive," ZEW President Achim Wambach said, adding that strong growth rates across Europe were supporting future growth in Germany and boosting expectations for the coming six months.
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Encouragingly, in every centre for seniors visited for this report, from New York to Seoul, the most popular classes were in the use of smartphones and tablets, often sponsored by telecoms companies who spotted an opportunity.
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"History would strongly dictate that such a run of results in our favour would see customer staking suffer, but encouragingly these numbers firmly buck that trend and combine strong staking and a good margin," he said.
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"The latest measures concerning our personal financial situation ... are encouragingly healthy and positive, as is the improvement in our view of the wider economic picture for the UK," Joe Staton, client strategy director at GfK, said.
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Encouragingly, however, many of the Halley Bay emperor penguins appear to have joined a nearby colony, but the authors warn that the episode is sneak preview of things to come on account of human-induced climate change.
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Wild-tiger parts became more valuable as the wild population declined (encouragingly, the latest tally by the World Wildlife Fund shows a rebound, from 13,200 in 2010 to 3,890 today, though that could just reflect improved counting).
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It's a heartbreaking ending to an encouragingly strong episode; Charles Yu, the sci-fi author and "Westworld" screenwriter who scripted it, deserves a lot of credit for giving each character the complexity many of them previously lacked.
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Encouragingly, the Commission sets out a tight calendar for completing the banking union, with the creation of a common deposit insurance scheme and a common backstop for the European Resolution fund intended to be in place by 2019.
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FROM PEN: Lea Michele Calls Céline Dion an 'Incredible Inspiration' Hudgens also successfully rapped Nicki Minaj's verse from Kanye West's hit "Monster" as Drake nodded along and Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani clapped encouragingly while cuddled up together.
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Encouragingly, synthetic biology luminaries like Esvelt and George Church of Harvard University are doing just that, pioneering technological safeguards to mitigate accidental release risks and advocating policies and norms that would make 21st-century biology a less perilous pursuit.
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Although the Lakers have the second-worst record in the league, Russell has played encouragingly, and his antics now come across as endearing: He pantomimed full body convulsions when Nance dunked in a game against the Golden State Warriors.
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"It just seemed so obvious to me that you were the person I absolutely wanted to give it to," Nick said, giving Rachel (who, at 31, is an encouragingly age-appropriate match for Nick's 36!) the second kiss of the season.
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"Encouragingly, we are now having a strong Easter selling period, with April comparable sales likely up low double digits, which we see as confirmation that the customer's appetite for our exciting product assortments has not changed," Johnson said in a statement.
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In September 2018, the mother of two shared a sweet video of her daughter, who was only 16 months old at the time, busting a move during rehearsals for her "Dose" music video, while back-up dancers cheered her on encouragingly.
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And perhaps most encouragingly, with this settlement, the Commission has put in place new guidance for the growing number of companies and Americans who use the direct selling model to distribute their products and generate business opportunities for budding entrepreneurs.
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More encouragingly, some inmates are actually being released, and some arrests have been suspended in New York City, the state of California, and in particular localities of other states including Pennsylvania, South Carolina, and Wisconsin to slow the virus's spread.
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Encouragingly for companies that are hoping to be not just a novelty but an eventual staple purchase, a majority of those who have tried plant-based meat say they're very likely or somewhat likely to eat plant-based meat products again.
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Encouragingly, the scientists say it's entirely possible that we'll detect atmospheric biosignatures of potentially habitable planets by the year 2030, while cautioning that definitive proof of alien life will likely only come later, after more rigorous analysis and more powerful telescopic techniques.
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"Very encouragingly, in the past three months from April to June retail sales rose by a substantial 21 percent, which should help to boost the Q1.2201 2017 GDP growth estimate, helping to pull South Africa out of recession," said Stanlib economist Kevin Lings.
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Tellingly—indeed, encouragingly—the results suggest that these dented the Tory vote not just among the Muslims whose compatibility with British democracy Mr Goldsmith implicitly questioned, but also the Hindu voters at whom, among others, such insinuations appeared to be recklessly targeted.
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BERLIN, Nov 14 (Reuters) - The prospects for the German economy remain encouragingly positive as high growth levels across Europe boost expectations for the coming six months, the ZEW research institute said on Tuesday after its index for investor morale rose in November.
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More encouragingly, respondents were more optimistic about their existing personal financial situation, with the Current Personal Finances Indicator climbing to 110.3 in April, a 103.43 percent increase from the previous month and marking the highest reading since May 2014, Westpac said in the statement.
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"In 2016 we have seen encouragingly strong net inflows of new money on both the wealth and the asset management side, and although market conditions remain demanding, we believe we are in a strong competitive position," Nicolas Pictet, senior managing partner, said in a statement.
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As Trump embarks on his first trip to the Middle East as president and the region wonders what to expect, I see four trends—one encouraging, and three worrying—that have emerged: First, encouragingly, the Trump administration is reckoning with reality and grasping its constraints.
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But encouragingly, many of the privacy bills introduced this session show a sophisticated understanding of the market for personal information, the nation's woefully inadequate cybersecurity and the many dangers posed by a sector of the economy that has proved itself incapable of self-regulation.
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Perhaps most encouragingly, the strong labor market continued to pull in workers off the sidelines, giving opportunities to people who were left behind in earlier stages of the decade-long economic expansion and suggesting that companies can keep adding jobs without running out of workers.
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It seems to me that Mr. Sanders will have to overcome his reluctance to go on the attack, and to condemn Mr. Biden emphatically for his political record (encouragingly, Mr. Sanders does appear prepared to take up that line) and for corruption and impropriety.
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But, encouragingly for Sanders, majorities of less liberal groups agreed with the statement too — like independents (51-27), moderates (54-27), whites (51-323), evangelicals (51-36), people who said they didn't vote in 2012 (58-19), and even Tea Party supporters (55-36).
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By the final whistle — after the United States had polished off an encouragingly comprehensive 4-0 dismantling of Panama on Friday night — there were only cheers, and relief, and the acknowledgment that while there was still one more important step toward Russia, the job was nearly done.
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"Encouragingly, the data indicated that the current upturn in demand remains broad-based across both domestic and international markets, while a further steep increase in purchasing activity raises the prospect of continued production growth in coming months," said Annabel Fiddes, economist at IHS Markit, referring to Taiwan's strong PMI reading.
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Across the three categories under which electronic artists are traditionally cloistered—the aforementioned Best Dance Recording, as well as Best Dance/Electronic Album, and Best Remixed Recording, Non-Classical—this year's nominations are encouragingly diverse, giving nods to more underground acts (Flying Lotus and CFCF) and glowstick-stained stadium-fillers (Skrillex, Diplo, and Kaskade) alike.
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Stanley Fischer, Federal Reserve Vice Chair, performed a delicate balancing act in a speech on Sunday, both preparing the market for a rate increase, possibly in December after the U.S. presidential election, while also speaking frankly and not encouragingly about the productivity slowdown which lies at the heart of the phenomenon of slow growth and low inflation.
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Encouragingly for the growth of cricket, the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup 2019, has not only tapped into fans from South Asia but also provided the game in England and Wales with a new audience with over 35% of ticket buyers from the U.K. having not purchased cricket tickets in England and Wales before the tournament.
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"Encouragingly, most of the sub-components of the survey saw an improvement after a string of weak readings over the third quarter," AIB Chief Economist Oliver Mangan said Mangan welcomed the improvement but cautioned that the manufacturing PMI remains weak, with very modest growth as the slowdown in the global economy and Brexit uncertainty act as headwinds.
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