There were fewer murders (335) than in 2015 (240), fewer rapes, fewer burglaries, fewer robberies.
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Fewer networking events, fewer meetings, and fewer communications answered means far fewer people hear our pitch.
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But unfortunately it's fewer and fewer people who own stocks and fewer and fewer people who own homes.
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Fewer possessions mean fewer points, but fewer points don't mean worse offense.
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" Use fewer when referring to items you can count, like "fewer hours" or "fewer dollars.
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"Fewer visitors means fewer hotel stays, fewer meals eaten in our restaurants, fewer goods purchased in our retail stores and fewer visits to our national attractions," said Katherine Lugar, American Hotel & Lodging Association's chief executive.
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Fewer emails could mean fewer worries for stressed-out younger workers — and fewer emails for everyone.
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"Judges have incentives to appoint counsel who file fewer pretrial motions, ask fewer questions during voir dire, raise fewer objections, and present fewer witnesses," the study said.
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Fewer nuclear plants means fewer post-Navy jobs and, therefore, fewer applicants for the Navy Nuclear Service.
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"Armed and trained women mean fewer rape victims, mean fewer assault victims, mean fewer soft targets," Loesch declares.
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The Sherpas who often serve as high-altitude guides complain of fewer tourists, fewer jobs and fewer choices.
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Single people generally buy fewer houses, have fewer children and buy fewer toys and gadgets than married couples.
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"There are ever fewer charcoal burning places and there are fewer and fewer of us burners," Furdygiel said.
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The Pentagon will purchase nine fewer Apache attack helicopters and 24 fewer Blackhawks for the Army; five fewer F-35s for the Air Force, two fewer Ospreys for the Navy; and three fewer C-130J cargo planes for the Air Force.
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Week of March 31 Week of April 7 Week of April 14 Atlanta New York Los Angeles 14% more views 11% more listing views 11% more views 83% fewer days 14% fewer days on market 16% fewer days Chicago Seattle Boston 19% more views 29% more views 17% more views 19% fewer days 30% fewer days 15% fewer days Charlotte, N.C. Pittsburgh Dallas 10% more views 243% more views 20% more views 8% fewer days 17% fewer days 15% fewer days Philadelphia Sacramento Portland, Ore.
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Moreover, the babies fed the probiotic — which costs only $1 — also had fewer pneumonias, fewer bouts of diarrhea, fewer ear infections and even fewer infections of the umbilical cord stump.
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Fewer people and fewer of working age, means fewer people to produce goods and services, thus contributing to economic output.
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It had six times fewer homicides last year than New York, seven times fewer burglaries and 88 times fewer robberies.
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And the fewer eggs that are produced, the fewer hens are necessary, and the fewer have to live in horrific conditions.
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There are fewer players (two versus four), fewer ends (eight versus 10) and fewer total rocks in play (12 versus 16).
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Because there are fewer people, there are also fewer distractions.
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Fewer and fewer people will treat you like a freak.
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Fewer accidents, fewer cars, less traffic, I love these ideas.
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Fewer hospitalizations and fewer complications result in much lower costs.
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Also, fewer people own Macs meaning fewer targets for criminals.
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Your smartphone is using fewer and fewer wires these days.
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Fewer people passing by means fewer opportunities to catch germs.
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There are fewer and fewer people who actually do things.
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Insurers are exiting, leaving patients with fewer and fewer options.
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Iraq saw 250,22017 fewer deaths and Syria saw 1,000 fewer.
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People in pain have fewer and fewer places to go.
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Fewer and fewer people work directly for a large company.
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They get in fewer car accidents and fewer physical fights.
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In technology, it's the short tail, fewer and fewer players.
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But fewer and fewer tastemakers visit the Monastery these days.
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I do believe in eating fewer and fewer animal products.
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Fewer Santa Anas in October should mean fewer fires, right?
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Fewer and fewer fans are showing up for home games.
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Fewer moving parts mean fewer workers on the assembly line.
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He had fewer edits to make, fewer jokes to crack.
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Because during this period, fewer and fewer moderates were running.
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THAT THERE ARE FEWER PEOPLE WORKING AT "THE NEW YORK TIMES," THAT THERE ARE FEWER SECTIONS, THAT THERE ARE FEWER PAGES PRINTED?
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Between 2013 and 2016, online journalism has become ever more centralized, concentrated in fewer and fewer outlets and in fewer and fewer locations, so the disparity is even greater than when I founded Belt.
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For every 100 patients on methadone per year, there were 12 fewer robberies, 57 fewer break-and-enters and 56 fewer auto thefts.
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We'll have fewer and fewer resources to deal with these issues.
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"But now it's fewer and fewer, which is a good sign."
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Fewer enthusiastic young players could eventually lead to fewer lifelong fans.
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That means fewer neighborhoods are now considered affordable — a lot fewer.
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It's that fewer and fewer people are able to return home.
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Today's giants have fewer assets and fewer roots in local society.
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Fewer courses are available, and fewer students are exposed to it.
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The safe havens for tax evaders are getting fewer and fewer.
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With fewer daily newspapers, there are fewer vehicles for printed advertising.
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Yet clinics are fewer and fewer and access harder and harder.
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Fewer people shopping at malls meant fewer people shopping at Sears.
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Greater access to information means fewer impromptu decisions and fewer surprises.
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And fewer initial public offerings have meant fewer publicly traded companies.
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As fewer people bought houses, fewer wanted new fridges or televisions.
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With fewer and fewer females the mosquito population is drastically suppressed.
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Every day the options for full repeal get fewer and fewer.
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No world wars, no Great Depressions, fewer civil wars, fewer plagues.
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Except that they don't, or fewer and fewer of them do.
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That means fewer lawyers, fewer accountants, less paperwork, less hoop-jumping.
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Reduced funding translates into fewer discoveries, fewer resources to fight disease.
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"I'd probably do fewer meetings and fewer press conferences," LaVorgna said.
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There's no question that TANF is serving fewer and fewer people.
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The chances of this happening would be greater with Medicare for All, which, although it would not be perfect, would have fewer regulations, fewer burned-out doctors, fewer unhappy patients and fewer risks of medical error.
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Democrats would create a world of fewer American jobs, fewer new drugs to treat and cure diseases, and fewer choices for patients and doctors.
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And yet, fewer among us are poor, fewer are hungry, fewer children are dying, and more men and women can read than ever before.
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Family obligations and gender discrimination take women out of the American work force, meaning fewer promotions, fewer women in management and ultimately fewer raises.
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Unintended pregnancies would drop by six million a year, meaning 2.1 million fewer unplanned births, 3.2 million fewer abortions, and 5,600 fewer maternal deaths.
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A 1863 study in Everglades National Park by the United States Geological Survey found 99% fewer raccoons, 98% fewer opossums and 87% fewer bobcats.
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Fewer foreign visitors are traveling to the United States, which translates to fewer tourist dollars spent and fewer international students are coming to study.
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This will mean fewer "families" at the border, fewer children "being ripped from the arms of their mothers" and fewer electoral headaches for Republicans.
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Builders themselves reported fewer buyers in their showrooms and fewer current sales.
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There simply are fewer films, and thus fewer opportunities to build interest.
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Record private Unicorn valuations were offset by increasingly fewer and fewer IPOs.
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Fewer articles means fewer people are reading about the wildfires as well.
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There are fewer and fewer customers lining up to purchase Trump products.
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Even under the Obama administration, fewer and fewer insurers wanted to participate.
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Fewer months with a presumptive nominee will mean fewer small monthly contributions.
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So you predict fewer firms, maybe that are fewer, bigger, bigger monsters?
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This means fewer tips, fewer hours, and even layoffs for some workers.
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They also had fewer doctor visits and missed fewer days of work.
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We played some songs and fewer and fewer people were coming out.
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After that, there were fewer shows and fewer kids at the shows.
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Fewer may be trapped there, but fewer are believed to have survived.
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Fewer people are working fewer hours than seemed likely not long ago.
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Doubling that would mean fewer Americans itemizing - and fewer deducting mortgage interest.
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But that is the case for fewer and fewer younger aspirational pilots.
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The result is fewer units produced and fewer low-income families served.
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In many cities, fewer and fewer black fans go to the ballparks.
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That's 2202 fewer than now and 2628,28500 fewer than the Pentagon requested.
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You just get fewer strawberries, and poorer Mexican people with fewer opportunities.
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Cooler weather means fewer mosquitoes and, it is hoped, fewer Zika cases.
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The gentler curve ultimately results in fewer people infected and fewer deaths.
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Still, fewer and fewer consumers are shopping for cars like the Corolla.
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There are fewer and fewer places now where there aren't reported cases.
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"The ones opposing us are getting fewer and fewer," he told Reuters.
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Do you think our world has fewer and fewer places like this?
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They also had fewer doctors visits and missed fewer days of work.
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They will make fewer outpatient visits, have fewer mammograms and cholesterol checks.
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Now it is fewer hours, fewer days, more vacation, and financially better.
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And by that measure, fewer and fewer are crossing into the mainstream.
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It also concentrates vast wealth and power in fewer and fewer hands.
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Now they're still getting new cases per day but fewer and fewer.
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We've achieved the goal of fewer divorces by having many fewer marriages.
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Fewer itemizers means fewer people able to claim the charitable tax deduction.
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In fact, just a $1 million reduction to the Global Fund is projected to translate to 1,330 fewer lives saved, 62,000 fewer bed nets distributed, 1,85033 fewer people treated for TB, and 1,070 fewer people receiving lifesaving HIV treatment.
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The evidence paints a distinct picture of decline: Fewer start-ups mean fewer new ideas and fewer young, productive businesses to replace older, less productive ones.
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Fewer and fewer people, especially young people, are wearing watches, according to analysts.
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We citizens have fewer and fewer opportunities for substantive interaction with our leaders.
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When fewer moves mean fewer job switches, the labour market becomes less efficient.
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In the last few years, however, fewer and fewer people are taking cabs.
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Everybody needs it, but these days fewer and fewer folks actually get it.
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But fewer banks from fewer countries participated; Cyprus, Greece and Portugal were excluded.
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Sea turtles with plastic particles in their bloodstream lay fewer and fewer eggs.
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Fewer taxes collected resulted in fewer resources for public services, Mr. Cameron said.
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Lifting these restrictions would lead to fewer hungry caterpillars and fewer hungry people.
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These returns to scale create fewer, superstar firms clustered in fewer, superstar places.
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Tobacco companies have fewer and fewer ways to tell people about their brand.
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And while velocities are rising, pitchers are actually throwing fewer and fewer fastballs.
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As I continued on, I saw fewer and fewer people on the street.
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That helps explain why fewer and fewer people are living in nursing homes.
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But fewer crimes have not resulted in fewer police officers on the streets.
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If fewer people qualify for coronavirus testing, fewer uninfected will take the test.
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"I think we get exaggerated moves when we have fewer and fewer intermediaries."
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When fewer workers visit health centers, employers have fewer medical bills to cover.
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Is UNRWA taking more and more money for fewer and fewer actual clients?
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The result: fewer and fewer retailers left without allegiance to either or Alibaba.
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"There are fewer and fewer law revision commissions in the US," Tharney said.
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Fewer total rounds meant fewer new investors to dilute Houston's and Ferdowsi's shares.
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When there are fewer weapons around to inflict damage, there are fewer suicides.
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Since the late 43s, almost every year has seen fewer executions, fewer new death sentences and fewer states involved in the repugnant business of killing their citizens.
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For the first time in human history, starvation kills fewer people than obesity; plagues kill fewer people than old age; and violence kills fewer people than accidents.
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Nationwide, there were 2023 percent fewer uninsured drug overdoses, 25 percent fewer uninsured heart attacks, and over 32 percent fewer uninsured appendectomies in 2015 compared to 21625.
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The study shows fewer adults smoking cigarettes, fewer children exposed to secondhand smoke, more adults meeting physical activity targets, and fewer adolescents using alcohol or illicit drugs.
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It really is simple: Stricter gun laws and fewer guns mean fewer gun deaths.
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On the second trip, there were fewer cameras, and then after that, fewer still.
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And there are fewer and fewer places where we can be honest without repercussion.
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There were fewer and fewer people I knew active as the months went on.
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That translates to fewer parts that can fail and fewer materials to be used.
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Closer to Christmas, there were fewer and fewer Santas, so I got more shifts.
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The result: fewer and fewer retailers left without allegiance to either Tencent of Alibaba.
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Fewer things fewer headaches I have yet to run out of things to wear.
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Then as I started to make money, I would do fewer and fewer drugs.
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Fewer workers working fewer hours at the same average productivity rate produce less GDP.
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It also results in fewer complications from the IVF drugs and fewer multiple births.
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Fewer unnecessary contacts between officers and citizens means fewer costly lawsuits and officer dismissals.
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With fewer and fewer working-age people, it's hard to keep economic growth going.
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Americans would end up buying fewer Chinese things, and fewer things from anywhere else.
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"We're going to see fewer and fewer of these oddball snow days," he said.
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The technology means there are fewer queues and fewer visible airport or security staff.
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Ms. Janson was getting fewer and fewer hours at the jewelry counter at Kohl's.
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In Venezuela today, more and more cash is chasing after fewer and fewer goods.
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A few still persist, like the Salmagundi Club, though there are fewer and fewer.
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But these days are becoming fewer and fewer; every day, I'm trying my best.
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There are fewer and fewer places on the internet to find pure, unbridled joy.
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Over the last half century, America has had fewer and fewer inpatient psychiatric beds.
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Or can it offer something that would cover fewer people and with fewer benefits?
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But with starters going fewer and fewer innings, teams are eager for dependable relievers.
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Minimizing that loss means using fewer resources and likely emitting fewer climate-changing emissions.
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The result one day could be fewer brain-dead patients and fewer organ donors.
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These days, fewer reporters attend the Burger Bash and fewer Food Network stalwarts compete.
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Warren's wealth tax applies to fewer people and includes fewer brackets than Sanders's proposal.
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There would be fewer and fewer industries that have to worry about trade wars.
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FEWER POLLING PLACES The tradeoff is that there will be markedly fewer polling places.
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He has fewer apprentices now and he says fewer people are dying these days.
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Harman also shot a 70, but with one bogey fewer and one birdie fewer.
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There are fewer caucuses and fewer election nights, and the primary season ends earlier.
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That means you need to consume fewer and fewer calories to continue losing weight.
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Also, there are fewer lung cancer deaths as a result of fewer people smoking.
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Today, as print circulation declines precipitously, fewer papers exist — and fewer are endorsing candidates.
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If women are having fewer children, it must be because they want fewer children.
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She speculated that fewer and fewer immigrants will show up to their check-ins.
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And fewer people benefiting from the deduction means fewer people making donations to charity.
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But for many native-born Americans there are fewer of them — fewer children and, as birthrates drop and marrying age rises, still-fewer grandchildren or none at all.
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Half the hospitals we surveyed had, for every 100 staffed beds, fewer than 6 ventilators, 3 or fewer personal protective equipment suits, and fewer than 4 isolation beds.
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Fewer companies are going publicPart of what's driven the surge of private-equity buyouts — and acquisitions overall — is that fewer and fewer venture-backed companies are going public.
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Experts say such hamlets and towns face permanent changes, with fewer residents, fewer businesses and fewer prospects of returning to the way things were just a generation ago.
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His presidency will end with Democrats in possession of 11 fewer Senate seats (depending on how you count), more than 60 fewer House seats, at least 14 fewer governorships and more than 900 fewer seats in state legislatures than when it began.
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How does a carmaker survive in a world where fewer and fewer people buy cars?
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The military is using more drones and fewer aircraft, and so is training fewer pilots.
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It's a company that sells computers and phones, albeit fewer and fewer of them lately.
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A premium spiral could result, with fewer and fewer insurers and higher and higher premiums.
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Henrich's latest chart shows fewer and fewer stocks moving above their 50 day moving averages.
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Protectionism leads to higher costs, fewer options for consumers, and fewer jobs for American exporters.
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Fewer and fewer adults are using printed or minted U.S. currency at all any more.
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"This translates to fewer kids in jail, fewer kids in in-patient care," Costello says.
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Every year fewer and fewer words, and the range of consciousness always a little smaller.
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Which means fewer and fewer people are building ads the old-fashioned way with Flash.
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I do not confess because I committed fewer sins or experienced fewer hardships than others.
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Small wonder that fewer and fewer young men want to walk the same stony path.
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If fewer doctors are able perform abortions that means there's fewer abortions in that state.
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That has resulted in fewer grants funded, and along with that, presumably, fewer scientific discoveries.
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Investors wonder why they should put money into a country with fewer and fewer customers.
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At 47, I'm finding that my trouser pockets are filled with fewer and fewer fucks.
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As female economists move up the career ladder, they have fewer and fewer women peers.
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Fewer and fewer Republican lawmakers are backing amendments similar to the Peters and Maloney language.
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The new GOP definition would be 6900,2628 or fewer subscribers or fewer than 28503,22019 employees.
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In Pennsylvania, for example, fewer and fewer college students are choosing education as a career.
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"I'm afraid there will be even fewer visitors coming and fewer hotel bookings," she said.
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Seriously, nobody will ever steal my car because fewer and fewer people can drive it!
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With fewer computerized components, there would be fewer high-value targets to hack, supporters say.
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And so it follows that there will be fewer such reports and fewer such articles.
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In fact, fewer and fewer adults are using printed or minted U.S. currency any more.
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In the 21st century, greater and greater wealth is concentrated in fewer and fewer hands.
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It doesn't mean fewer people are sick, necessarily -- just that fewer people are being tested.
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The result is that fewer ad dollars have been spread among fewer large news organizations.
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The idea was simple: Fewer people in the streets, fewer chances of violence breaking out.
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Is that going to mean that fewer people are harassed or fewer people are assaulted?
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That left American hospitals to seek more and more masks from fewer and fewer producers.
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"I'm afraid there will be even fewer visitors coming and fewer hotel bookings," Wan said.
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Though Curry scored 14 fewer points than Bryant, he did so on 26 fewer shots.
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The fewer people you have making decisions, the fewer people you have to buy off.
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"Among elite scholars, fewer and fewer voice awe of the United States," Mr. Shi said.
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States with CON programs have fewer hospitals in general and fewer rural facilities in particular.
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The fewer emails you send, the fewer emails you'll need to respond to later on.
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Raising alcohol taxes leads to fewer homicides, fewer drunk driving crashes, and fewer sexually transmitted infections, Jernigan said, and it would likely lead to less drinking during pregnancy as well.
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Good music sells itself but the fact that there are fewer labels, fewer management and publicity companies, and fewer booking agencies definitely hinders a local band's ability to thrive internationally.
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There will be fewer high-level diplomats to run parallel talks, fewer midlevel officials to assist and brief the president, fewer analysts to feel out North Korean intentions and capabilities.
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The reduction would mean 114 fewer people at the US Embassy in Baghdad, 15 fewer people at the Baghdad Diplomatic Support Center and eight fewer people at Consulate General Erbil.
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Through May, there were 26 fewer murders, seven fewer rapes and 230 fewer robberies reported in New York than at the same time in 210, according to the Police Department.
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Many thought Spicer would take the role himself, making fewer and fewer appearances in daily briefings.
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And with fewer hospitals now available and fewer doctors within them, resources are scarcer than ever.
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Europeans will consequently buy fewer of them, and therefore fewer pounds, leading to a weaker currency.
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When fewer people rely on the grid, there are also fewer left to share the costs.
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With fewer "resources," people have fewer positive feelings, which are considered our inspiration for prosocial behavior.
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Because it kept getting more and more expensive to produce while reaching fewer and fewer people.
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Fewer, however, expect mortgage rates to fall and fewer are confident about not losing their job.
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That was a misstep in a rapidly evolving industry that's seeing fewer and fewer standalone cameras.
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It'll mean fewer trucks barreling down these rural highways and fewer trains flying down the tracks.
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The researchers also projected 20,400 fewer incidents of strokes and heart attacks, and 18,900 fewer deaths.
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Women on average work fewer hours than men, in less well-paid jobs, for fewer years.
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Every major company has fewer employees yesterday than they do today, and they'll have fewer tomorrow.
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It has landed after the sequestering of money and political agency into fewer and fewer hands.
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For starters, fewer accidents will result in fewer claims and less in losses for insurance carriers.
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Which means fewer potential replacements for an already diminished workforce, and fewer eyes on the skies.
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The fewer the fighter jets deployed against the same target, the fewer pilots put at risk.
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That means they need fewer people to assemble them and fewer subsidiary systems from specialist suppliers.
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The devices do draw you in, but I like fewer and fewer movies being made today.
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Grey ultimately lost his job because Paramount's output of motion picture releases became fewer and fewer.
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"There are becoming fewer and fewer new vehicles in that $20,000 or under category," she said.
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And will fewer ships mean fewer jobs in this county that Trump won with 65 percent?
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But fewer and fewer Iranians can go now because US sanctions have squeezed their disposable income.
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Online checking, airport kiosks and apps allow airlines to serve customers with fewer and fewer workers.
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That blunted the healing process: Fewer stem cells were activated, so fewer new muscle cells appeared.
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The bigger picture: Worldwide, as in the U.S., fewer people are being executed in fewer places.
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Fewer caucuses could, in the end, mean fewer delegates for the Vermont senator this time around.
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Yet with the progression of time, fewer and fewer ones were making it onto restaurant menus.
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Undoubtedly, a scientist with fewer scruples than Sestan, fewer moral qualms about human experimentation, will emerge.
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In 2017, that number was fewer than 97,000, and in 2013 it was fewer than 6,500.
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China, however, appears to be turning a corner, recording fewer and fewer new cases every day.
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Beware: If passengers are flying on half-empty planes, fewer flyers does not equal fewer emissions.
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A system with fewer users is less appealing, since there are fewer opportunities to make money.
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There are fewer and fewer places to get decently priced guitar repairs done in the city.
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Is the country seeing fewer infections than South Korea simply because it is testing fewer people?
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There are fewer and fewer of them, and I am beginning to hoard the yellow packets.
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As overall stops declined and fewer people were affected, officers were also stopping fewer innocent people.
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Seven drinks per week or fewer is considered safe for women, 14 or fewer for men.
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But as a winning party wastes fewer and fewer votes than its opponent, its score rises.
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These two programs were more consistent than usual: There were fewer lows, but also fewer highs.
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Our ears changed, and fewer and fewer poets of note wanted to make those old sounds.
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In the end, that means fewer jobs for workers and fewer opportunities for small business entrepreneurs.
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Fewer planes means fewer seats to fill, and Barclays said the strained capacity could help yields.
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Fewer orders means fewer jobs in Port Jefferson, from customer service to warehousing and product development.
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Fewer men also subscribe to Amazon Prime, and fewer embrace mobile shopping, according to the study.
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In a pay-for-performance industry, fewer and fewer retailers are rewarding their executives with bonuses.
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Imax film is still great, but there are fewer and fewer releases being made with it.
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With starting pitchers working fewer and fewer innings these days, relievers are more important than ever.
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It expanded too fast, especially internationally, and it will now operate fewer stores in fewer countries.
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But instead, it has incentivized greed, glorified competition, and concentrated wealth in fewer and fewer hands.
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Now fewer than 15 percent are illiterate, and fewer than 10 percent live in extreme poverty.
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There are fewer and fewer actual "starting" running backs, and more backfield platoons than ever before.
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The right-wing media ecosystem became a bubble from which fewer and fewer inhabitants ever ventured.
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The report praised seven countries for making the most progress: Nepal for fewer stunted children, Suriname for fewer underweight children, Jamaica for fewer obese children, Peru for less female anemia and more breast-feeding, Nauru for fewer adults with a body mass index over 25, North Korea for fewer adults with a B.M.I. over 30, and Israel for less adult diabetes.
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Eliminating alcohol abuse would result in over 73,000 fewer atrial fibrillation cases, 34,000 fewer heart attacks and 91,000 fewer patients with congestive heart failure in the US alone, the researchers estimated.
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She got 76,000 fewer votes than Obama in the Detroit area, 49,000 fewer votes in Cleveland, and 43,000 fewer votes in Milwaukee, according to 43 voter data compiled by The Atlantic.
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By definition, small businesses have few employees aside from the owner: 61 percent have fewer than five employees, 77 percent have fewer than 10, and 153 percent have fewer than 20.
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Medicare beneficiaries in Hawaii used fewer opioid pain medications, fewer antibiotics, fewer antipsychotic drugs and fewer drugs labeled as risky for seniors on average than patients in any other state in 2015, according to a ProPublica analysis of data from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
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"You've got fewer people collecting scrap, fewer people transporting it and fewer people processing it," said Chen Liwen, the founder of Zero-Waste Villages, a nonprofit that promotes recycling in rural China.
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Coverage that costs less than half that much — if you can find it — is cheap because it covers fewer medical costs, fewer medical treatments, or fewer people who really need medical care.
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The financial sector announced 68 percent fewer cuts in May, while retailers planned 75 percent fewer layoffs.
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There are fewer spots available for influential Democratic policy staffers, and fewer still for elected officials themselves.
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We have fewer and fewer competitive markets — markets that are essential to our communities and our democracy.
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With fewer competitors able to enter the market, consumers will no doubt be limited to fewer choices.
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It was really motivating to see quick results and to progressively have fewer and fewer monthly bills.
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Last year Russia lost its seat, receiving 32 votes fewer than Hungary, and two fewer than Croatia.
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Flights across Europe have become so cheap that fewer and fewer travellers bother with the wagon-lit.
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We know that funding patterns follow wealth distribution, that fewer and fewer people give more and more.
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Nearly 40% fewer Japanese and 23% fewer Chinese have arrived in the country so far this year.
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As the scatter plot below demonstrates, as counties become increasingly densely populated, fewer and fewer vote Republican.
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American soldiers in Africa have been ordered to go on fewer missions and to take fewer risks.
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In Wisconsin, she lost by fewer than 23,000 votes and in Michigan by fewer than 11,000 votes.
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Over the course of the production, we were able to make fewer and fewer corrections to it.
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But from now on, vaccinators will ask fewer questions, and there will be fewer follow-up visits.
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This is great because it's fewer tabs and fewer apps, both of which are wthings I'd prefer.
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Cortana has fewer device integrations for smart home gadgets and fewer third-party app or skill integrations.
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And every time, these estimates give younger generations fewer and fewer years to imagine having a future.
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Fewer Americans buying consoles means fewer Americans playing games, pushing developers to focus more on overseas audiences.
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Adding to the good news, fewer families subsisted in poverty while fewer people went without health insurance.
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We spend more and more money for these things but we get fewer and fewer of them.
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And so that is generally the concern when you have fewer competition, fewer competitors in a marketplace.
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Fewer people meant fewer wasted meetings, at any rate — catch up here with some of the takeaways.
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Now there are fewer and fewer spaces and times when it's possible and appropriate to be offline.
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Fewer and fewer students are showing traditional, framed prints in the thesis shows, instead experimenting with installation.
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Fewer trips, and fewer trucks on the road, will mean less congestion and safer driving for everyone.
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Fewer trees means less reliable rainfall in the area and fewer opportunities for women and their families.
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"TANF is not an effective program," Ziliak said — it's served fewer and fewer families over the years.
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What I wish car designers would remember is the time of fewer preconceptions and fewer functional constraints.
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India reported 3 million fewer cases and Rwanda 430,000 fewer cases in 353, according to the report.
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There were, to be fair, fewer stabbings on Election Day, but also fewer bonfires on election night.
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To make matters worse, fewer and fewer people are seeing the spoils of what growth there is.
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It's stressful driving in New York, as, year over year, there are fewer and fewer parking options.
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Indeed, Anthony seemed to embrace playing fewer minutes and getting fewer touches in the previous two seasons.
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However, over the years, fewer and fewer tourists visited, and much of Băile Herculane fell into ruin.
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Patients getting scheduled treatments also averaged six fewer emergency department visits and 1.5 fewer hospitalizations every month.
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Fewer and fewer reporters are employed by the papers that typically cover community and state-level races.
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Fewer and fewer have four years of time and four years of money (at the same time).
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If there are fewer white people, there will be fewer white voters who would favor conservative policies.
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Empirically, there are fewer and fewer use cases for which accepting or paying with Bitcoin makes sense.
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And it seems to be working, as fewer and fewer hospitals are discharging new moms with formula.
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Fewer coal and gas-fired power plants are being built, leaving more companies fighting over fewer projects.
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The flexing plates and temperature settings should result in fewer passes—and fewer passes means less damage.
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Fewer overseas shipments into the ports mean fewer trucks needed to haul them into the nation's interior.
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Online check-in, airport kiosks and apps allow airlines to serve customers with fewer and fewer workers.
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"The police say they're making fewer interventions and seeing fewer incidents during the day," Mr. Buj said.
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Less demand for housekeeping services could lead to hotels employing fewer housekeepers or giving staff fewer hours.
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The stricter a state's vaccination laws, the fewer nonmedical exemptions and fewer outbreaks of vaccine-preventable diseases.
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Andrew M. Cuomo lists $218,2500 in income from a book that fewer and fewer people are buying.
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Electric vehicles require far fewer parts than traditional automobiles, and they can be assembled with fewer workers.
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Image: All Images: AppleEvery year it feels like Apple's big iPhone event offers fewer and fewer surprises.
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"undercard debate," the political equivalent of preseason football, with fewer viewers and fewer opportunities to break out.
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People in the United States are having fewer and fewer children, and the impact could be devastating.
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EPA initiated 2628 percent fewer civil cases and 28503 percent fewer criminal enforcement cases during fiscal 22019.
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So there's going to be fewer players, and those fewer players are going to be well-funded.
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The empirical research shows these are related: Where there are fewer guns, there are fewer gun deaths.
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Specifically, in the support activities for rail transportation sector, 6900 percent of firms have fewer than 2628 workers and 28503 percent fewer than 22019 workers, and in the railroad rolling stock manufacturing industry, 43 percent have fewer than 50 workers and more than 69 percent fewer than 100 workers.
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He promised a "regulatory rollback" for the organization and that's exactly what we can expect: fewer regulations for the sake of "jobs," fewer fines or sanctions on polluting companies, and fewer environmental protections.
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Completely eradicating alcohol abuse would result in more than 73,000 fewer atrial fibrillation cases, 34,000 fewer heart attacks, and 91,000 fewer patients with congestive heart failure in the U.S. alone, the researchers estimated.
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In February 2015, Datalys gave U.S.A. Football the results: Leagues that used Heads Up Football had 76 percent fewer injuries, 34 percent fewer concussions in games and 903 percent fewer concussions in practices.
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Fewer immigrants could mean lowered rates of U.S. productivity, less innovation and fewer small businesses that are created.
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Well, there will be jobs where, "Do this, go there," but there's fewer and fewer of them. Absolutely.
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The result is usually a quicker journey overall, with fewer sudden changes in speed and thus fewer crashes.
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But women who have been pregnant and breastfed have fewer periods, and therefore produce fewer cancer-inducing hormones.
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As home prices rise, fewer homes are affordable to fewer potential buyers, and that is only getting worse.
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But fewer said they expected to do so—and even fewer said that their deceased loved ones had.
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Fewer passengers mean fewer trains and buses, which leads to longer waits for those who persist with them.
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AVs will also accelerate the switch to electric vehicles, which have fewer components and need fewer assembly workers.
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Gillis said that unlike rival Google, Apple has fewer products, and thus fewer opportunities to monetize their users.
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Fewer and fewer women -- mostly monastic abbesses -- were ordained as deacons, primarily for service within their own convents.
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As the Trump administration's maximum pressure campaign continues, it leaves fewer and fewer off-ramps from potential confrontations.
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He's attempted fewer than 25 shots on three other occasions, but played 2000 or fewer minutes those games.
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Over time, experts have seen attackers get lazier, sending out more messages but executing fewer and fewer attacks.
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If fewer people are paying for TV, fewer people are watching TV, meaning less in fees and advertising.
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But fewer than 32% of Canadians and fewer than 30% in each of the European countries surveyed agree.
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The quandary for insurers is that fewer and fewer bonds — generally safe investments — pay a positive interest rate.
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In this extremely divisive political climate there seems to be fewer and fewer opportunities to find common ground.
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"Technology might create fewer and fewer jobs, while exposing a growing share of them to automation," he says.
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Fewer and fewer in the millennial generation are automatically accepting their place in the Democratic Party by default.
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LPG-fuelled vehicles also generate 14% fewer CO2 emissions than petrol cars and 10% fewer that diesel ones.
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There are fewer than 22019,000 giraffes left in Africa, fewer than the number of elephants, according to conservationists.
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An Impossible Burger has 50 fewer calories, 8 fewer grams of fat; and the same amount of protein.
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There are fewer than 28500,6900 giraffes left in Africa, fewer than the number of elephants, according to conservationists.
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Higher interest rates have meant far fewer mortgage refinances, and high home prices have resulted in fewer homebuyers.
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There were fewer presidential landslides and fewer extended periods of one-party control of the House or Senate.
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"As time goes by, the people in the education training mechanism will be fewer and fewer," he said.
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That would mean fewer insured patients and more bad debt for hospitals and fewer paying customers for insurers.
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He dunked 12 times, which was three fewer than two seasons ago when he logged 1,110 fewer minutes.
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Neighborhoods with fewer than 10,000 residents were excluded from the analysis, not just those with fewer than 1,000.
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Even high-quality probability designs don't yield representative samples, because fewer and fewer people respond to telephone surveys.
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George W. Bush held fewer press conferences than Clinton, and Obama has had fewer press conferences than Bush.
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The strongest opposition came from local business owners who were worried that fewer cars would mean fewer customers.
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So we're producing more and more stuff, even as we use fewer and fewer people to do it.
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The result is fewer and fewer white Democrats who could be persuaded by Mr. Trump's message on immigration.
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We're trading off these low- and middle-class wage jobs for fewer and fewer very high-paying jobs.
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When Sheila Dixon succeeded Martin O'Malley as mayor in 225, she wanted both fewer murders and fewer arrests.
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"Only few step into it, even fewer are taken seriously and even fewer actually make it," she said.
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But now, with each and every adjustment to the game, it feels like there's fewer and fewer options.
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Maduro's authoritarian tendencies appear to be growing, and there are fewer and fewer institutional checks on his power.
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The fewer people we have close contact with each day, the fewer opportunities the virus has to spread.
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G.M. sold 43 percent fewer Chevrolet Traverse S.U.V.s than a year ago, and 15 percent fewer Silverado pickups.
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"Right now, it feels like there are fewer and fewer stocks that are immune to disruption," Cramer said.
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Fewer players have fewer incentives to innovate and it's harder for disruptive newcomers to break into the industry.
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Teenagers are drinking less alcohol, smoking fewer cigarettes and trying fewer hard drugs, new federal survey data shows.
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As budgets for science fiction shows have spiraled higher and higher, studios are taking fewer and fewer chances.
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Fewer healthy people in ObamaCare means higher premiums for those who remain, leading to even fewer healthy participants.
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He invoked the country's willingness to host major international competitions — something fewer and fewer countries are vying for.
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Netflix, which had 92 fewer nominations than HBO just two years ago, had just 20 fewer this year.
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On weekends on average, there were 11 percent fewer nurses providing direct care and 8 percent fewer aides.
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Fewer options means fewer temptations to impulse-order appetizers and desserts that can add inches to your waistline.
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If it's poorly crafted, you'll likely have fewer matches and therefore fewer chances to meet a potential partner.
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His next year was only marginally better, but there were fewer and fewer infractions as time wore on.
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Similarly, while housing remains the most important asset for most families, fewer and fewer families actually own houses.
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It's a reflection of the fact that authorities have been catching fewer and fewer people at the border.
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Trimble, for instance, is taking fewer 2-point attempts and many fewer free throws this season, but he is recording nearly twice as many assists a game even as he plays slightly fewer minutes.
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But if fewer families need drivers, it could also mean fewer job opportunities for foreign drivers in Saudi Arabia, with some losing their jobs as of June and fewer being hired in the future.
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That law was passed after similar research found that a penny-per-ounce tax instituted nationwide could lead to 8,000 fewer strokes, 240,000 fewer cases of diabetes, and 100,000 fewer cases of heart disease annually.
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For starters, San Francisco has the lowest percentage of kids in the U.S., which means fewer family-friendly places, fewer first-time parents to interact with and fewer kids for our son to play with.
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I would listen to any serious policy proposal that promises to authorize fewer wars, damage fewer service members and overseas civilians, and drive fewer wedges between Americans who have served and Americans who have not.
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One thing that might do is reduce the number of animals there are in the world, by reducing demand for meat products and spurring meat producers to breed fewer cattle, fewer pigs, fewer chickens, etc.
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Plus, solid state means fewer moving parts, which should hopefully translate to fewer maintenance concerns and longer usable life.
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In fact, if people worked fewer hours, demand would drop, and so fewer working hours would be on offer.
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That is not because workers in Panevezys are too picky, but because there are fewer and fewer of them.
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Fewer chance encounters on the street meant fewer strangers to prank, while the holiday spread wildly throughout media industry.
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But in a besieged territory with 43% unemployment, fewer and fewer people can afford to fix up their homes.
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Chemical depilatories have come a long way, and thankfully fewer and fewer of them have that rotten-egg smell.
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But in 11 states, there are fewer than three IBCLCs and fewer than 3 CLCs per 1,000 live births.
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Local bars and restaurants are suffering because fewer tourists are coming in and fewer Hong Kongers are going out.
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These days, however, there seem to be fewer and fewer industries in which the GOP is unwilling to intervene.
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But the surprising, counterintuitive fact is that fewer and fewer people are flying, and now Earth needs pilots, badly.
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There are also fewer extremists to spoil the truce, and fewer rebel factions to pressure into abiding by it.
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Lifting existing bans on GM crops on the continent would lead to fewer hungry caterpillars and fewer hungry people.
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He thought that a gun that fired automatically would mean fewer soldiers on the battlefield and therefore fewer deaths.
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McCain served with honor, even at a time when fewer and fewer of his colleagues can say the same.
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Barges emit fewer greenhouses gases, use less fuel and cause far fewer deaths and injuries than lorries or trains.
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It is less sprawling than previous interpretations, with fewer instruments, fewer voices and some minor alterations in the story.
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Lester has allowed two or fewer runs and two or fewer walks in each of his last 3203 starts.
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Living alone is a luxury fewer and fewer of us will get to experience in our 20s and 30s.
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And the service would clearly be cheaper for Amazon to run if fewer people returned fewer items of clothes.
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Henrich's second source of worry lies with the fact that fewer and fewer stocks are participating in the rally.
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Consumers opened 43 percent fewer checking and 55 percent fewer credit card accounts on a yearly basis in February.
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Fewer personal cars require fewer parking spaces and parking lots, freeing up space for more productive and sustainable uses.
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So in Japan fewer marriages means fewer babies—a calamity for a country with a shrinking and ageing population.
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Mueller is again metastasizing within Trump's inner circle ... and there are markedly fewer and fewer people in that circle.
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An announced print run of 250,000 often means fewer than 250,00 copies were printed—and sometimes fewer than 100,000.
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Yes, that's fewer megapixels than the 13MP Moto Z camera and fewer still than the 21MP Moto Z Force.
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As a result, emerging companies have fewer financial resources in Europe to tap into and fewer chances to expand.
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An economy with fewer entrepreneurs might have fewer billionaires but would ultimately be less dynamic, leaving everyone worse off.
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But even with that, the Persian carpet is in a critical state as fewer and fewer people buy them.
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"Fewer and fewer cities are using the heavily polluted shallow-depth underground water," Mr. Ma said in an interview.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — They are getting used to fewer explosions, and to fewer ambulances racing through their war-ravaged cities.
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Many consumers will have fewer choices of insurance plans, and many insurance plans will include fewer doctors and hospitals.
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"The industry is closing in on itself, and it's giving families fewer and fewer options," Ms. Thompson-Simmons said.
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Fewer and fewer American women are giving birth, and that could become a huge problem for the United States.
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Look around the App Store, and there are fewer and fewer independent news operations with any momentum or scale.
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And, fundamentally, some of the things that they're doing, they're buying fewer cars, they're buying much, much fewer houses.
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Perhaps two fewer pairings would have opened up the grid and allowed for fewer three and four letter words.
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As Peterson gets better known, he seems to find fewer and fewer on the left who will debate him.
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In the late 1990s, there were far fewer internet users and far fewer online platforms for posting copyrighted content.
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And it's a powerful symbol of why fewer and fewer cities around the world want to host the Olympics.
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But with fewer and fewer people relying on them, we proactively announced this spring we'd begin winding them down.
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There are fewer and fewer places like this in the world, and they deserve to survive, if not thrive.
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"With an M.R.I. we find fewer of these low-grade cancers, and fewer men will be overtreated," he said.
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The internet was changing everything, and suddenly fewer and fewer people were willing to shell out money for smut.
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She found that participants in singing programs took fewer medications, experienced less depression and made fewer visits to doctors.
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Such workers are paid less; receive fewer benefits; require less investment, for example in training; and impose fewer obligations.
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Super Tuesday counties in white have fewer than 22020 percent of precincts reporting or fewer than 100 total votes.
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Super Tuesday counties in white have fewer than 90 percent of precincts reporting or fewer than 143 total votes.
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Super Tuesday counties in white have fewer than 90 percent of precincts reporting or fewer than 100 total votes.
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There are fewer places to dance or hear live music, but also fewer scenes of public drunkenness and violence.
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Parks are less crowded in the mornings, which means fewer people in your shots and fewer distractions for wildlife.
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However, Mr. Glimcher said, that is probably not the result of fewer potholes, but rather fewer people with smartphones.
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Going back to 2006, fewer than 10 cases annually were deeply investigated and even fewer resulted in disciplinary action.
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That is about 600 fewer than Donald J. Trump and nearly 400 fewer than Senator Ted Cruz of Texas.
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With fewer government inspectors on the slaughter lines, there would be fewer trained workers watching out for consumer safety.
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EVs are easier and cheaper to make and have fewer parts, meaning it takes fewer hours to build them.
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Our children, and their children, will have fewer and fewer life choices and chances, thanks to our profligate spending.
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That is likely to mean fewer safeguards for the environment and fewer acres for purposes other than energy production.
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This type of card used to be quite popular, but over time fewer and fewer issuers offer charge cards.
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Nevertheless, I longed for fewer connections, fewer babies and more in-depth depictions of the psychologies of the movements.
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Portuguese remains an official language, visible on street signs and storefronts, even if fewer and fewer residents speak it.
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Our data clearly shows that more vaccines means fewer patients going to the hospital and fewer pneumonia-related deaths.
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Twenty years later, fewer and fewer people are talking about ideals — unless those ideals make for good marketing copy.
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There have been 2.2% fewer refunds than last year, according to the IRS, but only 1.4% fewer returns processed.
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For example, fewer accidents such as workers being hit by machinery and breaking bones, means fewer workers' compensation claims.
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The official points out that the Wharton model calls for 5 million fewer jobs but 10 million fewer immigrants.
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Last month saw 7.4 percent fewer job-cut announcements than November, and 3.6 percent fewer than in December 2016.
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The fewer the people who are shopping and looking for coverage, the fewer the people who end up enrolling.
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In 2014, there were 10,000 fewer white residents than before Katrina, compared to 100,000 fewer black New Orleans residents.
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A few drops of The Ordinary's Granactive Retinoid smoothed over a clean face at night encourages cells to regenerate at a lightning speed, meaning fewer blocked pores, fewer breakouts, fewer scars, and softer, more radiant skin.
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Everywhere across the developed world, families have grown more attenuated: fewer and later marriages, fewer and later-born children, fewer brothers and sisters and cousins, more people living for longer and longer stretches on their own.
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Observers now describe a vicious cycle in which fewer at-large bids for leagues and teams lead to fewer resources and less exposure, leading to declines in recruiting and performance, leading to fewer at-large bids.
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In these examples — as well as in Phoenix, Chicago, Las Vegas and Houston — state legislative seats would shift toward more rural areas that have fewer noncitizens, but also fewer children, and probably fewer Hispanics and Asians.
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And with fewer equity-made millionaires and billionaires, there will be fewer people investing in the next generation of startups.
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You add that together with a media which is also increasingly owned by fewer and fewer people around the world.
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Driving AIs will kill and maim far fewer people, use fewer resources, and free up countless hours of our time.
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And the city predicts it will offer fewer seats to white students — but also significantly fewer seats to Asian students.
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Gentrification means that, if there are fewer brothels to work in, then there are fewer legal jobs for sex workers.
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But just because the season had fewer episodes, that didn't mean it had any less chaos or fewer wild moments.
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Meanwhile, fewer and fewer spaces are designated as safe for creativity and intuition, because these are considered unpredictable and unreliable.
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Generally, almost everything is cheaper now, cameras are better, and there are fewer environmental failures and fewer shutdowns in heat.
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We're now living in a world where there are fewer and fewer major Gay Firsts; Ellen's partly responsible for that.
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In states with fewer restrictions on abortion, such as New Hampshire, Oregon, Minnesota, California and Maine, there were fewer requests.
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And there are fewer and fewer opportunities for children just to have fun, low-stress interactions with books and reading.
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There are fewer and fewer young people willing to do this their whole life, but yes, it is a career.
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There may be fewer and fewer homes for sale, but where they are flying off the shelves is out West.
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But it is also bound by fewer rules than Medicare, and one result is that it covers far fewer drugs.
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Two years ago, Netflix earned 92 fewer nominations than HBO; this year, it has just 19 fewer, the report notes.
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Over time there will be fewer and fewer captive animals and zoos as we know them can be phased out.
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He hopes to perform fewer and fewer silicone removal surgeries as more trans women have access to quality cosmetic surgery.
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We&aposve seen fewer teen abortions, fewer teen pregnancies, and there has been no wave of unwanted or unexpected pregnancies.
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But the research shows that where there are stronger gun laws, and fewer guns, there are generally fewer gun deaths.
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In addition to the rate cuts, Palmer claims to have noticed fewer and fewer blitz jobs in his market lately.
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Photo: Getty ImagesAmericans are continuing to have fewer and fewer children, according to a new government report released this week.
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There are fewer and fewer places in the world where a majority aren't against some aspect of who I am.
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But with fewer projects approved, fewer fields developed and less maintenance work undertaken, companies are putting their growth at risk.
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And fewer and fewer people are talking about you at home and how your life is going to be different.
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It also means fewer hooks in the water and fewer hours at sea to catch the same amount of fish.
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As we showed people fewer and fewer unethical studies over time, they started calling a wider range of studies unethical.
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Fewer deaths have been attributed to influenza and pneumonia this year, and fewer people have sought outpatient care, CDC said.
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Fewer community banks leaves the men and women of America's heartland with fewer lending options and limited access to capital.
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With fewer and fewer pensions offered in the private sector, a retirement crisis is on the not too distant horizon.
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Women are not only fewer characters and have fewer lines, but they're onscreen less when they are speaking than men.
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The result is, fewer consumers and fewer workers to fuel the economy, while the number of retirees is increasing dramatically.
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That means 850,000 fewer parcels will be delivered each year and 190,000 fewer miles will be covered by delivery vehicles.
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Adding more capacity to existing trucks, he argued, will lead to fewer trucks on the road, and thus fewer accidents.
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"There are fewer carriers offering fewer plans on the individual market for the coming year," the Colorado Insurance Division reported.
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A society in which critics fear death is a society with fewer critics, and hence with fewer chances for change.
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He has been working as a deminer for 17 years, but now there are fewer and fewer resources for demining.
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Abu Aseel, a neighbor and friend who owns a cafe on the promenade, says he has fewer and fewer customers.
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How will the giants of cable TV adapt to an era in which fewer and fewer people subscribe to cable?
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Over the past several decades, members of Congress have employed fewer and fewer people in Washington, where policy is made.
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Every year under President Obama, fewer and fewer people have tuned in, with just 31.7 million television viewers last year.
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The trends in the House are similar, with the Republican majority containing fewer and fewer seats in solidly blue states.
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In short, more guns mean more gun deaths, and more restrictions on guns mean fewer guns and fewer gun deaths.
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"With every city that I've looked at over the past week, I've seen progressively fewer and fewer people," Wood says.
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In reality, as more and more people get sick, there are fewer and fewer healthy people for them to infect.
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Fewer and fewer members of the richest and most powerful among us will protect themselves and leave everyone else behind.
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Fewer people working while sick, and therefore performing at reduced functional capacity, might lead to safer operations and fewer injuries.
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With the advent of the 'nuclear family' came a trend of bigger and bigger houses containing fewer and fewer people.
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The clear (and, as technology advances, accelerating) net effect of robots in the workplace is fewer and fewer human jobs.
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Just two teams threw fewer passes than the Blazers did during the regular season, and no team had fewer assists.
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Baseball wants to appeal to younger fans who expect action, yet fewer and fewer balls are being put into play.
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"So-called net neutrality leads to fewer choices, fewer opportunities, and higher prices for consumers," Cruz said in a statement.
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Mothers who received the visits smoked less, and they had fewer preterm births and fewer incidents of abuse or neglect.
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With fewer live auctions and more going online, there's less need for new auctioneers and fewer chances to gain experience.
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But every year, there are fewer and fewer people living who actually remember the war and what it cost us.
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Fewer and fewer people are playing, she said: Most of them worry that the money might end up with Dale.
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If the census reports fewer people than actually reside in, say, Texas, then fewer dollars will come from federal coffers.
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With fewer rules, and thus fewer restrictions, it can be harder to create the experience you want for your players.
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If fewer people [pay to watch this fight] on Pay-Per-View, that means fewer fees going into the purse.
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"The reality is, you're going to have much, much less regional content, and that's clearly fewer jobs for us, clearly fewer jobs for the Canadians and I believe, fewer jobs for Mexico," he told reporters in Montreal.
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GM's home market operations were reborn as a smaller company due in part to the U.S. government-led bankruptcy in 2009, with fewer brands, fewer dealers, fewer employees and far less money owed to creditors and retirees.
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GM's home market operations were reborn as a smaller company due in part to the U.S. government led bankruptcy in 2009, with fewer brands, fewer dealers, fewer employees and far less money owed to creditors and retirees.
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Without it, the Congressional Budget Office estimates that five million fewer people would have coverage through the individual insurance market, five million fewer would be enrolled in Medicaid and three million fewer would have employer-sponsored insurance.
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Every Wikipedian I've spoken to in the last few years has brought up the negative impact that Google's featured snippets has had on the site—fewer clicks means fewer people getting caught in Wikipedia's web of intrigue, which means fewer donations to run the site and, ultimately, fewer editors to keep the site healthy.
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In the U.S., fewer than five percent of college graduates are engineering majors, with fewer still – just two percent – being women.
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She's seen companies decide to hire fewer employees, loading responsibilities onto fewer people, and make their schedules less and less predictable.
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"There are fewer and fewer institutions that can do rigorous, investigative journalism, and the Times is one of them," she said.
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This past week actually witnessed fewer American mass shootings and saw fewer people hurt in such attacks than the previous one.
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Despite the conflict in Afghanistan lasting longer than any in US history, fewer and fewer Americans have served in the military.
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The city's Department of Transportation says the speed cameras have meant 17 percent fewer injuries and 55 percent fewer deaths. Gov.
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Fewer annoying ads means fewer people shutting them off, more revenue for publishers, more impressions for advertisers, and happier users browsing.
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With fewer women of childbearing age and fewer births per 235,000 women, the total number of newborns will drop as well.
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"I think over time, you'll have fewer and fewer people who feel like they really need that universal remote," he said.
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It is a lamentable fact of modern journalism that there are fewer and fewer venues or opportunities for "slow journalism," i.e.
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You're not wrong: Every time you look at your DVR, there are fewer and fewer new episodes of your favorite shows.
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Norway's conservatives are deeply wedded to the idea of car ownership, and shopkeepers worry that fewer cars might mean fewer customers.
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This is where HIV particles attach to enter and destroy the cells, so fewer of these means fewer viruses getting in.
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From self-driving cars to touch screen ordering kiosks at restaurants, fewer and fewer human beings are needed to perform work.
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The nature of employment has shifted towards full-time jobs, and fewer people are working fewer hours than they would like.
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If you are serious about improving your finances, consider buying a car with fewer options and fewer electronics to deal with.
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"We noticed that we had fewer internal emails, and that there were fewer CC'd emails going around the company," she said.
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Canada also imported fewer aircraft in June, aircraft dropped 54.9%, largely because of fewer imports of airliners from the United States.
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Nine of the Cornhuskers' 12 conference games were decided by eight points or fewer, including seven by four points or fewer.
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Still, fewer and fewer Americans check the box each year — only about 6 percent elected to support the fund last year.
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But Ritter said he's having to have fewer and fewer conversations like that one -- encouraging reluctant victims to report hate crimes.
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Were there no call centres in the Philippines, there would be many fewer middle-class people, and hence fewer shopping centres.
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Low income communities tend to have fewer street trees, fewer per capita square feet of park space, and less-safe playgrounds.
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Specifically related to awards shows, however, fewer good roles for women over forty means fewer opportunities for them to be nominated.
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"We don't want to slide backward and see fewer children covered and see fewer children get the health care they need."
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If BAT passes, there will be fewer retail stores to clothe you, and fewer name brands to satisfy your fashion prerogatives.
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Every time a hurricane like this hit, fewer and fewer of the storm-weary coasties decided to make the return trip.
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Meanwhile, there are fewer and fewer new companies being started each year that could challenge the grip of these big players.
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Smaller households mean fewer earners (and fewer mouths to feed) in each, lowering median incomes without necessarily making anyone worse off.
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In fiscal 2019, across the U.S. Walmart will open fewer than 15 Supercenters and fewer than 10 of its Neighborhood Markets.
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Yet fewer than one-third of those between 6 and 8 have sealants, and fewer than half of older ones do.
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In turn, buying fewer new phones will also be good for the environment since there will be fewer devices in landfills.
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Fewer than a dozen states regularly carry out executions, and even in those states, juries are sentencing fewer people to death.
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No team during that stretch won fewer games (298), amassed fewer points (686) or had a worse goal differential (minus 26).
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Fewer and fewer securities participating in the rally means that just a handful of issues are responsible for the broader move.
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Every day the subway took me out of Islington, and I came to know fewer and fewer people in the area.
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But with fewer and fewer teams falling into that category, standing by your man seems to be falling out of fashion.
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When you use digital zoom, you're no longer using the full imaging sensor; instead, you are using fewer and fewer pixels.
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"Nowadays, people have fewer and fewer books, so it becomes more about this play between books and objects," Mr. Cotton said.
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Women made up fewer than a third of protagonists and directed fewer than 0003 percent of the top films in 2018.
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His visit to Wuhan, where the coronavirus first broke out, came as the country records fewer and fewer cases each day.
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Luckily, fewer and fewer electronic voting machines remain in use around the country; they should be replaced with optical-scan ballots.
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Our country as a whole has fewer than one million staffed hospital beds, fewer proportionately than China, South Korea or Italy.
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And there are race barriers—with fewer people of color using psychological resources and fewer people of color working in psychology.
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She found that participants in professionally led choral programs take fewer medications, experience less depression and make fewer visits to doctors.
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Fewer young people means fewer workers to support a growing cohort of retirees, adding strains to pension and health care systems.
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Under the proposal, fewer families would automatically qualify for food stamps, and in turn, fewer children would get free school meals.
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The necessary changes to this process have been obvious for years: Prepublication review should apply to fewer people and fewer secrets.
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It also reflects a trend: With starters going fewer and fewer innings, managers are slicing the remaining workload thinly among relievers.
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As fewer women break through to senior leadership, fewer women at lower levels will even try to aspire to those roles.
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People, power and resources are concentrated into fewer and fewer places on the coasts as cities like ours continue to struggle.
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That would mean fewer arrivals at the airport and fewer rental cars on the A-30 main road into the county.
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Another angle: Teenagers are drinking less alcohol, smoking fewer cigarettes and trying fewer hard drugs, according to federal data released today.
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At a time when there seems to be fewer and fewer role models in public service, these 85033 women are outliers.
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For example, the Air Force has 700 fewer pilots and 4,85033 fewer maintainers than it should, and those deficits are growing.
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Philadelphia made 16 fewer free throws than Washington and Boston has hit 16 fewer than its opponents on the season. 3.
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The organization warned that the order opens up the ability for people to buy plans with fewer benefits and fewer protections.
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This lineup promises to be more athletic, with fewer established home-run hitters but also with fewer sluggers clogging the basepaths.
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So there's no question that the most recent advance in the stock market is being fueled by fewer and fewer names.
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The commission has recommended that the Army maintain no fewer than 6900,2628 active-duty troops and no fewer than 28503,22019 reservists.
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The Academy Awards may be the biggest night in Hollywood, but fewer and fewer people are tuning into the big event.
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It had been years since I needed any; like most people I find myself writing fewer and fewer checks these days.
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Look, to be clear, I think I want to live in America which has fewer billionaires with fewer to give away.
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Since the early 2000s, the Oscars have slowly been nominating fewer and fewer films with female protagonists, seemingly with every year.
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What's more, The Carmichael Show's plots revolve around politics and social issues of the day, something fewer and fewer sitcoms do.
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"Tariffs will lead to increased producer costs, increased produced costs will lead to increased vehicle costs, increased vehicle costs will lead to fewer sales and less tax receipts, fewer sales will lead to fewer jobs, and those fewer jobs will significantly impact many communities and families across the country," the Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers said in a statement Wednesday.
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Fewer men will hold high-level positions on corporate boards and in government, fewer men will be writing bestselling novels, and fewer men will end up writing articles for VICE about how to be a better man in 2016.
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Their average size, according to the report, is just over 36,000 square feet; 43% have fewer than 500 works in their collections; 38% have fewer than five employees; and just over half organize three or fewer exhibitions per year.
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All of this can work, and it has worked, in the Middle East and elsewhere: Recent decades have seen fewer major wars, fewer combat deaths and many fewer inter-state conflicts than in a multipolar, pre-Pax Americana age.
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In 2628, in one of my early New York Times News Service articles, I argued that the future portended fewer illegal border crossers because there would be fewer and fewer Mexicans willing or needing to make the trek north.
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It's instead concentrating resources in five states with far fewer black voters and far fewer delegates: Oklahoma, Minnesota, Colorado, Massachusetts and Vermont.
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People who don't smoke, keep their weight down, exercise and eat well have fewer health issues and, therefore, fewer health-related expenses.
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These high tech jobs often require years of study at a time when fewer and fewer students are graduating with engineering degrees.
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The proposed changes to the Lifeline program would reduce the available subsidies, make them available to fewer people, and cover fewer carriers.
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The bill is expected to lead to 15 million fewer people with health insurance by 2018 — and 22 million fewer by 2026.
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The challenge when implementing superblocks, then, is to preserve adequate circulation of people, goods, and services using fewer vehicles on fewer streets.
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Whether it's because of indigestion or market-induced exhaustion, fewer and fewer have any appetite for that midday filet mignon and scotch.
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Special Report: Australian Open Darren Cahill's life is simpler now: fewer players and egos to juggle, fewer conflicts of interest to manage.
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Fewer youngsters at home also means fewer who will need jobs once the expected demobilisation of the army and civilian conscripts begins.
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"What we're seeing under the hood is fewer and fewer stocks leading the market higher," said Adam Sarhan, CEO at Sarhan Capital.
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By the time I reached my late 20s, there were fewer and fewer people with whom I could commiserate about blacking out.
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It's so easy to pick apart your own work, so I just wanted to have fewer and fewer opportunities to do that.
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In Boston there are 26 percent fewer homes for sale than there were a year ago, and 24 percent fewer in Indianapolis.
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It tells an extraordinary story — one of fewer and fewer people dying in conflict as the past 70 years have gone on.
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This seems sensible: more Americans are living alone and American women are having fewer children, so households have fewer mouths to feed.
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Before that, though, there are still dozens of test flights in order—though hopefully with fewer and fewer of those sinking feelings.
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The fewer assumptions one has to make, the fewer leaps of logic, the more likely it is that a conclusion is correct.
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In his eight starts, he allowed three earned runs or fewer five times and allowed six hits or fewer in each start.
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Starting in 2000, workers started taking fewer and fewer days off and by 2015, they only took 16 days off a year.
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So yes, I think that's a fascinating idea: when we had fewer answers, and fewer distractions, the mind fills in the blanks.
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But as fewer and fewer Americans are loading up the moving van in search of opportunity, that advantage may be slipping away.
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They were not written this week, but 36 years ago, describing a spasm of violence that fewer and fewer people now recall.
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Without likes or comments, the algorithm showed Ferguson posts to fewer people, generating even fewer likes in a spiral of algorithmic silence.
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This is how it should be in a perfect Reese's world: Fewer chocolate ridges means fewer obstacles to the peanut butter prize.
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Fewer and fewer people are watching because there have been so many that it's not worth the considerable amount of time needed.
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But it yielded fewer bids, for fewer tracts of land, than several recent lease sales in the National Petroleum Reserve in Alaska.
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Phones are using fewer and fewer wires these days, and you deserve to have a pair of wireless headphones of your own.
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Research shows design-build has proven to be faster and more cost-effective, resulting in fewer changes, fewer claims and less litigation.
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"In all of Europe there are fewer and fewer children, and the answer of the West to this is migration," he said.
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"We are fewer and fewer .... but it is still important to state our opposition," said Piotr Domanski, a 63-year-old translator.
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That's partly because summer holidays lead to fewer blood-drive sponsors hosting drives and fewer donors being available thanks to summer vacations.
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Democrats see increasing levels of discrimination while fewer and fewer Republicans agree, according to a survey by the Public Religion Research Institute.
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Television networks are coming up with contingency plans, figuring out how to broadcast with fewer staffers and far fewer in-person guests.
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It has fewer and fewer black players and its fan base is the oldest and whitest of the three major American sports.
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There are 25 percent fewer breakdowns and 60 percent fewer customer reports of problems than on elevators serviced on traditional maintenance schedules.
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Before the crisis even began, the United States had fewer doctors and fewer hospital beds per capita than most other developed countries.
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Mexico, in turn, is becoming less dependent on the American market every year — meaning the deal is covering fewer and fewer jobs.
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The fewer calories that atavistic humans burned, the fewer they had to replace at a time when food was not readily available.
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That could be part of the reason why we're feeling lonelier than ever before—we're having fewer and fewer meaningful social exchanges.
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When it costs more to borrow, fewer people will buy homes and cars, and fewer businesses will invest or hire new employees.
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France has a deep Catholic history, and nearly two-thirds of its population is Catholic, even though fewer and fewer attend Mass.
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Fewer butterflies means fewer birds, and we need birds, in part, to help control other insects, like mosquitoes, that carry dangerous diseases.
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But such openness, he observed, means that fewer and fewer youngsters are interested in writing for symphonies, a development Mr. Salonen rues.
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Sea level rise also impacts public access to the coast — fewer people can visit the beach when fewer beaches exist at all.
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But the industry still employs tens of thousands fewer people than before the crisis, and hundreds of thousands fewer than in 2000.
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He is averaging nearly 11 fewer touches a game compared with last season — and fewer points (14.6) and shot attempts (11.4), too.
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For the fifth year in a row, fewer than 30 people were executed and fewer than 20193 people were sentenced to death.
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The fewer options there are, the fewer places consumers have to shop, and the less pressure there is to keep prices low.
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And, fundamentally, some of the things that they&aposre doing, they&aposre buying fewer cars, they&aposre buying much, much fewer houses.
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There were tens of millions fewer people in the United States for former President Reagan's inauguration, and fewer television stations to boot.
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The stagnant reading test scores could be attributed to the larger societal challenge that fewer and fewer Americans read for pleasure regularly.
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Hosting is a thankless job and there are fewer and fewer reasons for comedians and stars of note to make the commitment.
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Fewer big political or vanity projects and fewer examples of a Chinese-built road to a Chinese port to a Chinese mine.
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"Women are disproportionately vulnerable to extreme poverty and climate change as they have fewer assets and fewer resources than men," she said.
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Fewer, however, know much more than that, and fewer still have made the trip to the lake, which straddles the Arctic Circle.
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In this hyper-documented digital age, you could say that there exist more images than ever, yet fewer and fewer print photographs.
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In a fissured nation, there are fewer and fewer moments of genuine encounter between rival tribes, each confined in its ideological canyon.
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And what we found is to focus on fewer bets, focus on fewer cities in order to really make the model work.
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Paid sick leave rules elsewhere have resulted in fewer jobs, fewer hours for those who have jobs, and higher prices for consumers.
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Fewer babies were born in China last year than in 2017, and already fewer had been born in 2017 than in 2016.
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Someone who tunneled through blackened silos and balanced on peaked rooftops, plying a centuries-old trade that counts fewer and fewer practitioners.
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An academic study found that the state's enrollment site, Kynect, got 0003,2000 fewer page views and 290,245 fewer unique visitors each week.
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When a regulation results in one smoker fewer, every friend of that person will have one smoker fewer in her peer group.
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Is it possible your computer screen is smudged and the Flames have ten fewer wins and 20 fewer points than you think?
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And from that, the logical consequences of fewer traffic stops would be fewer cases of abuse of, or escalation from, these powers.
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" Italy's Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini, who has condemned the Aquarius's activities and attempted to prevent the work of the charities, called the decision to retire the vessel "good" and claimed there would be "fewer departures, fewer landings, fewer deaths.
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Contributing Opinion Writer NASHVILLE — During the nearly quarter-century that my family has lived in this house, the changes in our neighborhood have become increasingly apparent: fewer trees and wildflowers, fewer bees and butterflies and grasshoppers, fewer tree frogs and songbirds.
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Even as he handed out fewer summonses and made fewer arrests, few serious crimes were reported in the areas he patrolled, he says.
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Those dominant forms of campaign communication became weaker, because fewer and fewer voters who could be persuaded could be reached through television advertising.
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"As someone who likes to drive sedans, I am a little concerned because there are fewer and fewer choices out there," Lutz said.
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Quartz reports that fewer and fewer people are opting for pay-per-view movies when they're at hotels, porn and non-porn included.
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The DN Capital founder describes himself as "definitely a pro-Europe person" and that fewer borders and fewer restrictions are better for Europe.
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The lessons of the Holocaust As fewer and fewer people know what Auschwitz is, this traveling exhibition has set out to change that.
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More Funding, Fewer Rounds Looking at 217 Israeli cybersecurity fundraising, we see a familiar trend of fewer companies raising larger amounts of capital.
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"To ignore the fact that in urban settings fewer and fewer people are going to own vehicles," Kwant said, "is to ignore reality."
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"Fewer and fewer people have pensions they can really count on, which is why Social Security is more important than ever," Obama said.
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It has both named fewer candidates to key roles and gotten fewer candidates confirmed than other administrations at this point in their terms.
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For some species, scientists say, cities can be more hospitable than rural and suburban areas, because fewer lawns and farms mean fewer pesticides.
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Quite simply, fewer than 500,000 of us World War II veterans remain alive today, and even fewer are able to visit the memorial.
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In short: cooler sea surface temperatures during the Maunder Minimum (due to less solar irradiance) resulted in fewer tropical cyclones and fewer shipwrecks.
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And while the number of misconduct allegations has increased, TSA has conducted fewer investigations into misconduct and taken fewer disciplinary actions against employees.
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Phones tend to be solid-state devices for a reason: the fewer moving parts, the fewer ways there are for something to break.
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DNA showed that polygamous species had less genetic structure, meaning fewer subgroup-specific patterns as well as fewer subspecies than the monogamous species.
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"Fewer and fewer varieties and breeds of plants and animals are being cultivated, raised, traded and maintained around the world," the report says.
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He has allowed one run or fewer in each of his starts and three or fewer hits in every start but his first.
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Just as poverty is concentrated in a few neighbourhoods, so too are the wealthy increasingly cloistering themselves in fewer and fewer rich enclaves.
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Emissions of pollutants should also fall, because fewer vehicles would be idling in jams and there would be fewer cars on the street.
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The decision to fly 25 fewer aircraft from November and 10 fewer from April 2018, will "provide stability to pilot rosters," Ryanair said.
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Phones are getting fewer and fewer wires with every upgrade, so keep up with the times and equip yourself with these wireless headphones.
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"You know there's a pattern of the FCC hurting the little guy and providing fewer and fewer choices for consumers," said Democratic Sen.
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Women had fewer distinct coauthors in their total publications, but this was explained by publishing fewer papers during shorter careers, the researchers found.
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He has allowed one earned run or fewer in four of his eighth starts and three or fewer in each start this season.
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Two dozen Republicans won their reelection bids in 2018 by fewer than 21625 percentage points; another 2900 won by fewer than 220006 points.
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With so many investors competing in cash, prices could continue to rise sharply, leaving fewer and fewer regular buyers able to become homeowners.
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This is the great tragedy: is up 270 percent since bottoming in 2009, but stock ownership is concentrated in fewer and fewer hands.
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This could raise costs from $470 to $2,200 per vehicle and result in 60-150,000 fewer vehicle sales annually and fewer U.S. exports.
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Few embryos make it to the fetus stage, fewer fetuses develop past the age of one or two, and even fewer become adults.
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Prolonged periods of low prices have driven family farmers out of business, resulting in fewer and fewer farmers on more and more land.
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"Happy Father's Day to all, including my worst and most vicious critics, of which there are fewer and fewer," he tweeted Sunday morning.
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People work much less in many other rich countries: Norwegians work 20 percent fewer hours per year than Americans; Germans 25 percent fewer.
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The agency's tax audit process has also become less thorough, with IRS officials requesting fewer records and interviews and making fewer criminal referrals.
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When fewer veto points exist, corporations, the wealthy, and other special interests will have fewer weapons to obstruct actions that most Americans favor.
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They work fewer dates, too, which means smaller road expenses and paying taxes in fewer states and, most importantly, more time at home.
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The researchers estimate that the new rule resulted in 200 to 900 fewer lung and bladder cancers and 50 fewer skin cancers annually.
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" As Time magazine's Jamie Ducharme writes, "If fewer people get sick, there's fewer flu virus to be spread, and the ripple effect continues.
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American is making fewer changes on its long-haul flights, of which there are fewer, anyway, because of travel restrictions from other countries.
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"Fewer women had abortions in 2011 than in 2008 because fewer women became pregnant when they did not want to," the researchers write.
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Children, on the other hand, may be suffering from normalization as fewer and fewer teenagers remember a time before such devices were ubiquitous.
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The almost forgotten artifact belonged to a predigital time of fewer entertainment options, with network TV still dominant, and fewer soda varieties, too.
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Even hives exposed to low levels of neonicotinoids have been shown to collect less pollen and produce fewer eggs and far fewer queens.
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The timing and targets also smack of ulterior motives: A smaller staff means fewer potential witnesses and fewer questions about Mr. Trump's priorities.
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Fewer than three per cent on average watch their local N.B.A. games; fewer than two per cent watch their home-town N.H.L. teams.
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Iraq in the same period saw 15 percent fewer incidents and 30 percent fewer casualties than it had in the previous 90 days.
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Prescription supplements typically had fewer vitamins – 9 compared with 11 for nonprescription options – and fewer minerals – 4 compared with 8 for nonprescription products.
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Fewer and fewer Americans are fixing their noses Nevertheless, in a celebrity and beauty obsessed society, the procedure remains popular, despite the risks.
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When there's fewer women in power, that means there are fewer female role models and more pressure on the women in the spotlight.
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"Fewer Hondurans are being detained because fewer are leaving," María Andrea Matamoros, vice minister for foreign relations in Honduras, told reporters last month.
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As time has gone on and customs have changed though, fewer and fewer individuals remember the distinctions between the various species of flora.
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"Tariffs will lead to increased producer costs, increased producer costs will lead to increased vehicle costs, increased vehicle costs will lead to fewer sales and less tax receipts, fewer sales will lead to fewer jobs, and those fewer jobs will significantly impact many communities and families across the country," the alliance warned in a letter Wednesday to the Commerce Department.
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The closure of the service in late June, which will lead to over 180 editorial job losses and fewer gigs for hundreds of contractors and freelancers, means fewer eyes and less scrutiny in courts; fewer articles connecting the dots between policymakers and the daily lives of small communities; and fewer photographs that amount to a visual first draft of history.
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"Tariffs will lead to increased producer costs, increased producer costs will lead to increased vehicle costs, increased vehicle costs will lead to fewer sales and less tax receipts, fewer sales will lead to fewer jobs, and those fewer jobs will significantly impact many communities and families across the country," the alliance warned in its June 27 comments to the Commerce Department.
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The early debate schedule set by the committee has long been a sore point with Sanders and his supporters: There were fewer debates than Sanders wanted — conspicuously fewer than the Republicans had — and most were on weekends, when fewer people would tune in.
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Statistics have shown that schools that have included mindfulness sessions in a school day have a result of 50% fewer rule infractions, 38% fewer suspension days, 25% fewer absentee days, and better performance on attention tests like the ADD-H Teacher-Ratings scale.
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As games got bigger, and features like online play and vast open-worlds became the norm, there were fewer and fewer pure action games.
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Only nine teams scored fewer red zone touchdowns than the Colts (10), and six of those nine have played one fewer game than Indy.
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As a result, fewer people are expected to itemize in 2018 and fewer individuals will qualify to claim their charitable donations on their taxes.
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Fewer and fewer borrowers are now able to benefit from a refinance because so many already locked in lower rates a few years ago.
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That seems to be the criminal justice ideal, in which fewer people are getting locked up because fewer people are being victimized by criminals.
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Solid-state construction also has big benefits here, because it means the component contains fewer moving parts, and therefore fewer potential opportunities for failure.
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He just genuinely wanted there to be less crap on the platform: fewer stories with no substance; fewer videos you can watch without thinking.
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If creators take their work elsewhere, that would mean fewer videos to watch on YouTube and fewer chances for YouTube to generate ad revenue.
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That's about one-third fewer than the Obama administration started in that time, and about one-quarter fewer than the previous Bush administration's EPA.
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Sure, you will have fewer of them because you will have installed fewer apps on this phone than you would on your main phone.
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Bugatti might make fewer than 1,000 a year of this new model as opposed to fewer than 100 annually of the Chiron, Winkelman said.
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Departments that use these "co-response" teams report that they detain fewer people and take fewer disturbed people to emergency rooms, thereby saving money.
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"Trainees in the centres will be fewer and fewer and, one day, the centres will disappear when society no longer needs them," he said.
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By definition, it means fewer trials—and therefore fewer occasions on which police and prosecutors must make a solid case in an open courtroom.
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Houston has been held to five runs or fewer in 10 consecutive games while holding opponents to five or fewer in eight straight. 3.
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However, the vehicles are responsible for slightly fewer injuries than swimming, lacrosse and gymnastics, and they cause far fewer injuries than football or soccer.
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The allure of creating a well-crafted TV play increasingly held interest for fewer and fewer people; a weekly comedy movie seemed much cooler.
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"Fewer Snaps and Chats sent means fewer notifications inviting friends back into the application and therefore lower and more sporadic daily use," explained Snap.
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A recent Airline Quality Rating study found that the industry is losing fewer bags—and bumping fewer passengers—while arriving on time more frequently.
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The operative words for State are fewer and less: fewer diplomats, less development aid, and less support for international organizations like the United Nations.
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Raising the cost of steel will mean fewer construction projects started and fewer workers employed, not the best possible approach to rebuilding American infrastructure.
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These videos racked up fewer views, received fewer "likes," and were awarded more "thumbs down," especially videos involving the non-consensual kind of aggression.
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The eastward-traveling home teams ran and stole fewer bases, batted in fewer doubles and triples and hit more double plays, the analysis found.
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In general, everyone wanted to take fewer refugees, even though countries like the Czech Republic already take a lot fewer than countries like Germany.
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But far fewer, 47%, say there would be fewer mass shootings in the US if it were harder for people to legally obtain guns.
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All the while, incorporated firms amass more and more capital from fewer and fewer ultra-wealthy interests, growing too large for states to monitor.
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"There are fewer and fewer disagreements about North Korea's capabilities now, and so then, inevitably, the question of their intentions becomes critical," he said.
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Data show patients in a high-quality home health care program experience 26 percent fewer acute care hospitalizations and 59 percent fewer hospital days.
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Fall seems like an especially good time for those with acne-prone skin: Less sweat means fewer clogged pores, which means fewer breakouts, right?
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The bill would fund an active-duty end strength of 21625,2900,220006 troops — 2202 fewer than current levels and 2628,28500 fewer than the Pentagon requested.
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Toni I think almost all of them in 2008, but fewer in 2012 and fewer still as time went on and disillusionment set in.
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It has far fewer features than Steam, far fewer games in its library, and — crucially — a much higher profit margin for anyone selling games.
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As decades pass, fans of the Brooklyn Dodgers, perhaps the most fervidly nostalgic partisans in the history of sports, are growing fewer and fewer.
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That's 164 fewer confirmed nominees compared to President Obama at the same point in his term and 204 fewer than President George W. Bush.
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Simple logic suggests that if fewer projects are funded because of insufficient research funds, there will be fewer opportunities for success in biomedical research.
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Over time, job creation started to slow — fewer new positions were added in 2017 than in 2016, and fewer in 2016 than in 2015.
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There are fewer and fewer CBS productions on the network, and none of them rise to the ratings level of the Warner Bros. shows.
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About a quarter of the respondents who had children or planned to said they had fewer or expected to have fewer than they wanted.
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And not only is the pace relentless, but fewer and fewer of us seem able to even agree on what's true and what's fabricated.
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Almost uniformly, the men had been able to produce fewer watts and recall fewer words when they performed the muscular and mental tasks together.
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Americans with fewer financial resources have fewer options as they navigate the new normal of school closings, shuttered businesses and shelter-in-place orders.
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But among them, 2.8 percent fewer women than men received aspirin, and 4.6 percent fewer were transported to the hospital using lights and sirens.
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Brian Olsavsky, Amazon's finance chief, told investors that was largely because Amazon hired fewer workers as it added fewer warehouses than in recent years.
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TripActions' business model is based on collecting a booking fee on each trip, however, so fewer tickets from fewer travelers also mean disappearing revenue.
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The report estimates fewer than 120 civilians have died in errant strikes since 2009 – far fewer than many independent experts and humanitarian organizations cite.
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But fewer and fewer view it as particularly magical anymore, and more and more talk as if they could imagine a world without it.
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Fewer people are aware of the similarly vast amounts of information in a brain scan, and even fewer are taking steps to protect it.
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Over a year, a vegetarian will use 3 fewer acres of land, be responsible for 60% fewer emissions, and save up to 270 animals.
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Because the majority of communities don't guarantee shelter to their residents — and therefore have fewer homeless families — these areas would receive far fewer vouchers.
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Doing so would result in 2.4 million fewer unplanned births and 2.9 million fewer abortions annually – two thirds of which would have been unsafe.
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Stangler stressed that fewer business startups will lead to fewer jobs being created across all industries, which could spell trouble for the U.S. economy.
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The savings came from reduced premature deaths, including 200,000 fewer heart attacks per year, and 66,000 fewer hospital admissions for respiratory disease per year.
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However, the controversy lingers, and if it results in fewer fans watching football, then Pizza Hut will likely have fewer people seeing its promotions.
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More important, they did something that fewer and fewer Americans have chosen to do: They wore, at great risk, the uniform of our military.
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Fortunately, instances of this feeling are growing fewer and fewer now that it's so easy to get boarding passes for delivered to you digitally.
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Fewer births mean there will be fewer workers to support a growing cohort of retirees, a trend that strains pension and health care systems.
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When New England fishers complained of working harder and harder to catch fewer and fewer fish, Spencer Baird assembled a scientific team to investigate.
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Over time, this would mean fewer people would be able to buy individual plans that covered abortion, and so fewer insurers would offer them.
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As it is, though, the UN report paints a pretty bleak vision of the future: fewer jobs here, and way fewer jobs over there.
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If sugary drinks were sold in smaller bottles, stores stocked fewer of them, and positioned them less prominently, we would drink fewer of them.
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He has seen less evidence of bidding wars; fewer examples of buyers waiving contingencies, such as forgoing the option to pull out if something about the sale goes wrong; fewer multiple offers, and fewer homes that sell for very much more than their asking price.
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The study published Tuesday in the journal Pediatrics found that children who used hand sanitizer to clean their hands missed fewer days of school due to being sick, were prescribed fewer antibiotics and had fewer respiratory infections than their peers who used soap and water.
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Pew found that even the religious "nones" — the ones who didn't self-identify as atheists or agnostics — were becoming what Pew characterized as "more secular": Fewer believe in God, fewer pray, and fewer attend religious services or think religion is important in their lives.
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Men exposed to cigarette smoke had notably fewer sperm per ejaculate, fewer mobile sperm and more irregularly shaped sperm, the researchers reported in European Urology.
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He had fewer than 13 million a week before his election and fewer than 23 million at the time of his inauguration, according to Factba.
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Primarily, it has been seen as a very cost-effective method of providing the public health benefit of fewer unintended pregnancies and fewer preterm babies.
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I don't know how Netflix has the room to keep adding titles while fewer and fewer depart each month, but I'm not going to complain.
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Those who use art therapeutically have been found to make fewer phone calls to mental health providers and use fewer medical and mental health services.
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When fewer and fewer people are vaccinated, it puts everyone else at risk, too — especially those who aren't vaccinated because they're too young or sick.
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Twitter reported 335 million monthly active users for the quarter, fewer than Wall Street had expected, and a million fewer than in the previous quarter.
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Giving consumers the chance to pick free FM radio also means fewer track sales on iTunes and fewer new subscribers to services like Apple Music.
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Because electric vehicles have fewer parts, they should take less time and fewer hands to put together—which means they should have higher profit margins.
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They have allowed 123 or fewer points in nine of their last 212 games and have held teams to 24 or fewer points five times.
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Restraint may not be obvious during this year's spectacle, but most schools are using one or two fewer floats and a few hundred fewer people.
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These data points may help unlock a potential solution, one that Parkland survivors have been pointing to all along: Fewer guns lead to fewer deaths.
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That's why a study published in the Annals of Family Medicine set out to determine whether fewer pap smears also led to fewer chlamydia diagnoses.
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The chart above shows that the ability to close very large rounds is generally concentrated in fewer and fewer places as the funding cycle progresses.
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Growing up queer in the suburbs can make teens feel isolated; there are fewer resources, and fewer openly queer people to go to for support.
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Because women across the world have fewer rights, less money, and fewer freedoms, in those moments of extreme loss, women are often hit the hardest.
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Fewer and fewer elite commentators mask their desire to replace the tiresome whims of ordinary voters with the technocratic rule of experts, algorithms, or markets.
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Consumers opened 3 percent fewer checking accounts from January, and 43 percent, or 13 million, fewer compared with February 2016, according to a company statement.
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Sass says that the company decided to specifically target women because, as there are fewer female computer sciences and engineering students, fewer apply to Andela.
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The top reasons: fewer interruptions from colleagues, fewer distractions, reduced stress from commuting, less meetings and minimal office politics — which results in higher productivity overall.
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Per the Congressional Budget Office, the legislation will insure 14 million fewer Americans by next year — and 24 million fewer over the next 10 years.
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The truth is, universities have been raising tuition recklessly for decades while the overtime exemption threshold eroded in value and covered fewer and fewer employees.
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But soon, thanks to a concept called Hardware–as–a–Service (HaaS), we'll have fewer of these regrets, because we'll own fewer of these Things.
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Moreover, like nearly all industries, coal jobs have been hurt by mechanization, as fewer and fewer workers are needed to extract coal from the ground.
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Philadelphia allowed fewer than three goals in six of its last seven games but has scored fewer than three in seven of nine contests. 1.
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With ships that have fewer than 500 passengers, expect fewer amenities — there may be only one or two restaurants, for example — and limited entertainment choices.
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Nocera also fails to mention that Netflix's catalog shrank by 32 percent in the past two years: 2,159 fewer movies and 412 fewer TV shows.
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Fewer people would be watching at that time, so fewer people could change their minds in favor of the trailing Sanders, the frequent complaint alleged.
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It is my belief that he will do far less for the country's deindustrialized areas, create fewer jobs and implement fewer assistance programs than Obama.
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But the backlog has made it difficult to get removal hearings for the undocumented aliens ICE arrests, which has resulted in fewer and fewer arrests.
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As the economy consolidates in every sector, with fewer and fewer companies earning the spoils, cities must chase dwindling prospects for headline-grabbing corporate relocations.
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They are the ones pushing this story forward, holding Democrats to account and leaving them with fewer and fewer excuses, which is the whole point.
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It's worse at the state level: there are 12 fewer states with Democratic governors and as many as 900 fewer Democrats holding state-level offices.
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PEOPLE WHO CREATE THE TECHNOLOGY GET THE WEALTH THAT COMES FROM NEEDING FEWER PEOPLE TO DO THE JOB AND SO THERE ARE FEWER PEOPLE EMPLOYED.
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Fewer than 5 percent have graduated college, few have even tried to become citizens and fewer than 900 out of 800,000 serve in the military.
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With a little less media scrutiny, fewer heartbreaking photos and fewer calls from angry voters, tent cities could have kept on filling with traumatized children.
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If people aren't excited about the stickers, there might be fewer "I voted" pictures, which could lead to fewer reminders on social media to vote.
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Half of his roster had fewer than 10 appearances for the national team when the tournament began, and even fewer had played in meaningful matches.
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Social media sites like Facebook and Twitter are growing in popularity among news consumers, with fewer and fewer young people watching traditional TV at all.
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The lack of female racing drivers at the top level is widely seen as a numbers game — fewer girls start karting, so fewer girls progress.
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And they were really light, a mere fraction of the weight, so it used fewer materials, fewer resources, and used a tenth of the electricity.
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But you could see, as the boxes flew down the conveyor belts, the beginnings of this trend toward fewer and fewer people doing the work.
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More choices for voters means fewer seats for each party — and parties with fewer seats to win appear less likely to take chances on women.
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Similarly, GOP officials in Utah and Idaho are working on slimmed-down versions of Medicaid expansion that would offer fewer benefits and cover fewer people.
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Compared to those placed in cities and villages, colonies placed in agricultural fields produced fewer reproductive offspring and fewer workers, and their queens died sooner.
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Smaller populations leave a smaller tax base, leading to a decline in services and real estate values, fewer business starts - and fewer reasons to stay.
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"It begs the question of whether we're seeing fewer bites because there are fewer sharks -- that would be the 'glass half-empty' interpretation," he said.
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New data show business travelers are increasingly turning to Uber and Lyft while taking fewer cabs and renting fewer cars when out on the road.
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"Some immigrants actually voted for Trump because they wanted fewer taxes," he says in this new comedy special, "but they ended up with fewer relatives."
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In a post-industrialized country and era, there are fewer and fewer practical reasons for a family to stay together once its children are grown.
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Seven years of austerity policies and a more recent refugee crisis have left the government with fewer and fewer resources, offering citizens less and less.
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Fewer infections overseas should mean fewer travelers returning to the United States with live virus in their blood, reducing the likelihood of an outbreak here.
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That assumption helped drive the Trump administration's argument that its rule would lead to fewer cars on the road and therefore fewer planet-warming emissions.
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Exscientia's CEO, Andrew Hopkins, has argued that AI means synthesizing fewer compounds for testing and running fewer experiments in the search for a new medication.
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"There are going to be fewer and fewer places where people can see them, and if they did, they'd have to wait a long time."
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Consumers opened 3 percent fewer checking accounts from January, and 43 percent, or 0.3 million, fewer compared with February 2016, according to a company statement.
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This is what we have been seeing in the insurance market: Progressively fewer options for insurance, at progressively higher prices, for progressively fewer healthcare options.
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High inheritance taxes mean Japan has fewer moguls than other rich places, hence fewer people who might be keen to build and run posh hotels.
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It is in America's national security and economic interests to ensure that fewer people throughout the world go hungry and fewer children die from malnutrition.
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Having lost Mosul, and with Raqqa nearly liberated, there are fewer and fewer ways for ISIS to work its will or achieve its stated goals.
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Democrats lost the presidential election in three states; Clinton lost in Wisconsin by fewer than 443,000 votes and in Michigan by fewer than 11,000 votes.
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If robots are going to take over human jobs, that means fewer people will be working, which in turn means fewer people will be paying taxes.
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As apps for finding casual hookups and serious relationships and everything in between proliferate, it can seem that fewer and fewer love stories are beginning IRL.
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Specifically, the folks at CMB noticed that female users were looking for fewer matches per day than their male counterparts — fewer, but always "high-quality" matches.
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With greater consolidation comes fewer choices — fewer places to get news and information, and little if any price relief on sky-high cable and broadband bills.
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His attempt to reduce the trade deficit with tariffs will lead not only to fewer imports but also to fewer exports, as economists have long understood.
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They surely found my address in the university database: There were fewer and fewer graduates and they needed to make them join the bureaucratic mechanism somehow.
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Playing the national anthem in Indian cinemas was common in the 1960s, but the practice fell out of favor as fewer and fewer people paid attention.
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For decades, fewer and fewer kids have picked up boxing gloves as an after-school activity, and the same thing is beginning to happen in football.
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Yet with investors landing behind bars and further sanctions against Russia advancing in the US Congress, fewer and fewer foreigners will be willing to risk exposure.
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The IRS, in the first week of tax season, processed four million fewer returns, he says, even though it received two million fewer returns to process.
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She found that mothers who used devices during the exercise started 20 per cent fewer verbal and 39 per cent fewer nonverbal interactions with their children.
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But fewer and fewer people look to old stories for real enlightenment these days, and for many, questions of right and wrong can seem old-fashioned.
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He deflected two fewer passes and recovered two fewer loose balls than the entire Cavaliers roster and capably boxed out Thompson on a few key plays.
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This experimental approach eventually led to Syn 2.0, a microbe with fewer genes than any independent organism — and then today's Syn 3.0, with even fewer still.
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But there will also be fewer women who are unclear that such moves are an abuse and fewer women who will decide to let it go.
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This suggests that the smugglers are finding it hard to get enough ivory to fill the large shipments — probably because there are fewer and fewer elephants.
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He estimated that his family of six would collect only 400 pieces of yarsagumba, 200 fewer than last year and 500 fewer than the year before.
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Compared to the average seen during the first ten months of the years 2013-2018, wildfires in 2019 have burned fewer acres and destroyed fewer structures.
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Is this the kind of America we are seeking, with fewer and fewer of our citizens having sustainable income or a home to call their own?
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Part of the problem was his opponents' lack of a compelling message, but part of the problem is that fewer and fewer voters watch tv commercials.
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"For women, there are fewer women partners than male partners at these law firms, so fewer mentorship opportunities for people who are like them," Lowe says.
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"We are seeing that fewer youth are initiating sex; they're having fewer partners; they're more likely to use effective methods of hormonal birth control," Ethier said.
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Patients of high-volume surgeons had fewer complications not only with the thyroid gland itself, but also less bleeding and wound infection, and fewer respiratory problems.
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Reapportion Congress by citizens rather than population -- This is another King proposal, which would presumably mean fewer lawmakers in places with fewer non-citizens living there.
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While we have fewer and fewer people watching traditional TV, especially young people, we have to think that the same time is spent on social networks.
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Between the lines: The developed world is having fewer babies, which means fewer working-age people to support the bulge of retiring and aging baby boomers.
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"In the past year we saw a lot of low-quality deals, and I think we're going to see fewer and fewer of those," he said.
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Not only will people be taking fewer transit trips because they have fewer places they need to go, but also because the alternatives are getting cheaper.
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Already the aviation industry, which was initially shifting aircraft from China routes to other opportunities, is just settling for flying fewer planes and paying fewer workers.
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The opportunities for new wolves to cross the ice and replenish the populations are fewer as warmer winters mean fewer occasions when the lake is frozen.
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There are fewer fancy shops and far fewer chic restaurants, in part because their owners say you can never get locals out for a late meal.
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Increasingly, America's colleges and universities will be competing more and more fiercely for fewer and fewer applicants from a rapidly shrinking pool of high school graduates.
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The mayor's arm's-length relationship with agency chiefs is in keeping with a broader pattern: He has been making fewer and fewer appearances at the office.
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But the importance of recruiting immigrants into our military has only increased in the years since because fewer and fewer young Americans are eligible to serve.
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Mr. Ridley said that when Waco Tours began operating, many people asked about the deadly siege, but now he hears fewer and fewer questions about it.
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The fewer options there are, the fewer places consumers have to shop for goods and services, and the less pressure for competitors to keep prices down.
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The country, which also sealed off almost a dozen cities last month during the virus' peak, has been recording fewer and fewer new cases every day.
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His consistent success is turning on its head the prevailing logic that elite runners must focus early on fewer and fewer events as they get older.
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Then there are the bureau's plans to hire fewer field workers than it did in 21954 and to save money by making fewer visits per household.
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Compared with the team events, athletes in mixed doubles put fewer rocks in play over the course of fewer ends, which are like innings in baseball.
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That will leave fewer and fewer customers paying higher and higher rates just to maintain the existing pipeline infrastructure, with little room left for new investments.
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With more electric vehicles on the road and fewer gas-guzzlers, drivers burn less fossil fuels and put out fewer planet-heating gases into the atmosphere.
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The CNN investigation also reported that fewer than 10 cases a year going back to 2006 were deeply investigated and even fewer resulted in disciplinary action.
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But fewer and fewer young people see a future in agriculture, which offers lower, less steady pay than factories or menial jobs in towns and cities.
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Having a thinner cortex and less gray matter may suggest there are fewer brain cells and fewer connections in the brain, Beckwith said in an email.
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The temptation for the President to take aggressive steps to stifle the process will only grow as he keeps finding fewer and fewer checks around him.
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We seem to have fewer and fewer opportunities to interact with people, especially those outside of our usual social circles, of different races, classes or nationalities.
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It is likely to cover fewer people than ObamaCare Many Republicans acknowledge that their plan is likely to cover fewer people than the Affordable Care Act.
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This doesn't mean taking assistance away from those who need HUD — it means doing our job so well that fewer and fewer people require our assistance.
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But because there are fewer women's leagues, there are fewer jobs in coaching and broadcasting for women, which forces them to think of second careers elsewhere.
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Fewer public companies means fewer opportunities for investors to benefit from their growth and buy a house, pay for their children's college or fund their retirements.
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In theory, a decline in concussions can mean that fewer players are being concussed or that fewer players are stepping forward to admit they have been.
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This would lead to 15 million fewer Medicaid enrollees and seven million fewer in the individual market within the next decade, the Congressional Budget Office estimated.
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Currently, Medicare and Medicaid pay less than the private market in reimbursement rates and there are fewer and fewer providers even accepting Medicare and Medicaid patients.
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"In our office there are fewer emergencies and extra visits to fix broken components and fewer appointments to complete treatment with clear aligners," Dr. Waldman said.
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The coal fleet is shrinking, with the remaining plants generating fewer and fewer hours, and often at less than full power, which will hasten their demise.
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While Thursday's victory in court means another chance at asylum for hundreds of reunified children, the government is granting asylum to fewer and fewer undocumented immigrants.
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Whether this anger will result in any policy remains to be seen, but it's clear Trump has fewer and fewer allies in Congress on this issue.
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Fewer people are paying for TV, which means fewer people are watching TV, which means there's less in subscriber fees and advertising dollars to go around.
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Paul Ryan admits fewer people will probably be covered under Trumpcare Paul Ryan admits fewer people will probably be covered under Trumpcare House Speaker Paul Ryan acknowledged Friday morning that the proposed "Trumpcare" healthcare bill will likely cover fewer people than the current system under Obamacare.
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The plan would, it was projected, result in eight hundred and seventy million fewer tons of carbon pollution released into the atmosphere, as many as thirty-six hundred fewer premature deaths in the United States between now and 2030, and ninety thousand fewer asthma attacks in children.
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More and more money is flowing into fewer and fewer deals, and founders have gotten considerably more savvy in figuring out where to look for those investments.
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Meanwhile, 6 million fewer Americans would be covered in the individual market by 643, but by 2026, only 2 million fewer people are expected to be covered.
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At the intersection of these two changes, the Raise Act would create a country that has somewhat fewer immigrant college graduates and substantially fewer non-college immigrants.
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Fewer than 20 percent of Houston homeowners have flood insurance, according to the Associated Press — and fewer are enrolled in flood insurance than were five years ago.
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It's true there are fewer women surgeons, "so of course we don't really expect women to be surgeons, so ... then we have fewer women surgeons," Salles said.
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Products that are more flexible and that require fewer financial commitments are also attractive to younger consumers, who have more debt, fewer assets and less job security.
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Bitcoin was designed as deflationary currency – there will ever only be 21 million coins in existence, and fewer and fewer will be mined as time goes on.
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The CBO finds that 20183 million fewer people would have individual market insurance and 1 million fewer would have Medicaid in 2019 if the mandate goes away.
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At the same time, falling birth rates have led to fewer and fewer babies, who are susceptible to measles until they are old enough to be vaccinated.
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New Yorkers took 2.8% fewer weekday trips on public transport and 4.2% fewer weekend trips in the 12 months to April 2018, compared with the previous year.
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If ad-blocking makes the web a safer and more enjoyable experience for users, however, the trouble is that fewer ads being seen could mean fewer websites.
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And although recent data have shown that fewer and fewer consumers are drinking carbonated, sugary beverages, Schlossberg felt strongly about management's ability to navigate that secular trend.
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Demographic shifting, in other words, means that while white evangelicals might still vote for candidates like Moore, there will be fewer and fewer of them to vote.
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As a result, fewer taxpayers are likely to itemize deductions on their returns — meaning even fewer people will be able to write off casualty losses, Westley explained.
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Although Los Angeles has fewer experienced engineers, those that are there tend to be more loyal, not least because there are fewer firms out to poach them.
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But not only is that not the case but the evidence is that fewer and fewer active investors are beating their appropriate risk-adjusted benchmarks every year.
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When patients actively participate in their care and understand the goals of therapy, they tend to experience fewer hospitalizations and fewer complications related to their chronic diseases.
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The news comes from a Canada-based study published in the Annals of Family Medicine, which found that fewer Pap screenings also meant fewer diagnoses of chlamydia.
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The decrease in screenings led to 17 percent fewer diagnosed cases of the infection in the younger group and 14 percent fewer diagnoses in the older group.
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It is perhaps also a lament to the passing of that experience, as fewer and fewer photographers—whether professionals, hobbyists, or cellphone camera users—shoot on film.
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It's an interesting time to be a teenager in America, an era when fewer and fewer youngsters give a shit about dating, driving, drinking, or doing drugs.
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"Fewer Snaps and Chats sent means fewer notifications inviting friends back into the application and therefore lower and more sporadic daily use," Snap said in the filing.
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The effect on the women of Mathiga village, hundreds of kilometers from the attacks, was predictable too: fewer tourists meant fewer sales, and their business rapidly declined.
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The more autonomous cars we have on the road and the fewer fallible humans handling the steering wheels and gas pedals the fewer accidents there will be.
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The result has left fewer Democrats representing voters who put a premium on gun rights, and fewer Republicans whose constituents focus on issues such as abortion rights.
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The latest U.S. Census data shows that 90 percent of all businesses in the U.S. have fewer than 20 employees, and 99.9 percent have fewer than 500.
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As we showed people fewer and fewer threatening faces over time, we found that they expanded their definition of "threatening" to include a wider range of faces.
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It becomes harder and harder to make the case for greater funding for veterans' programs, however, as fewer and fewer Americans know the human costs of war.
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Generally, it's been thought that fewer women than men are smokers and that female smokers tend to start at older ages and smoke fewer cigarettes than men.
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Reuters reported on Friday that the Pentagon would buy 2457 fewer F-235s through fiscal 22.2, about 216 percent to 218 percent fewer than planned last year.
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The CBO finds that 3 million fewer people would have individual market insurance and 3853 million fewer would have Medicaid in 2019 if the mandate goes away.
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Through the first five months of this year, there were 229 fewer shootings and 52 fewer killings, representing a 21% drop in gun violence, according to police.
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"I think there is some chance that there will be fewer questions and almost certainly fewer laughs," said Phillips, who has argued previous cases before the court.
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At the Sheraton Damascus Hotel, lavish weddings and, in warm weather, afternoons lounging by the pool have continued throughout the war, but fewer and fewer can partake.
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It takes four votes to add a case to the court's docket, and simple math suggests that with one vote fewer available, fewer petitions will be granted.
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The game proceeded apace with my signals reaching her and hers reaching me and I found myself asking fewer and fewer journalistic questions as the interview continued.
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Fewer and fewer reporters have full-time paid positions with news outlets and more and more are reliant on freelancing and getting paid as best they can.
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The volume of payments remains roughly unchanged, but the involvement of fewer banks means longer payment chains and countries relying on fewer international lenders, the FSB said.
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But this is now proving to be increasingly complicated, according to The Independent, which reports that fewer and fewer pilots are now willing to fly private jets.
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Fewer and fewer people are going to their local mall for goods and services they can order online and have delivered to their door within 24 hours.
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On the Supreme Court, on the other hand, there are fewer institutional mechanisms to constrain justices and fewer decision-makers to wash out the idiosyncrasies that persist.
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The agency set specific goals: Clients should have more clean drug screens, fewer reports of child mistreatment and fewer foster care placements, compared to a control group.
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Building more features into fewer apps, in theory, means users will need fewer apps overall and will spend more time with a small handful of big players.
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As fewer and fewer people can find a steady supply of black-market painkillers, they've turned to heroin, which is increasingly tainted with super-potent illicit fentanyl.
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According to a JPMorgan Chase report, Nordic countries are more open to free trade than the U.S. They have fewer regulations on business creation, fewer licensing regulations.
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There would be fewer workers to support retirees, and fewer family members to care for older people — problems faced by other countries with falling fertility, like Japan.
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Commercial package delivery is not profitable enough to offset the revenue losses the Postal Service is suffering, however, as Americans mail fewer and fewer first-class letters.
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A decade ago, amid the Great Recession, growers from Oregon to North Carolina planted fewer Christmas trees; in turn, there are fewer full-grown trees this year.
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Mr. Olsavsky said that was largely because the company had been building fewer warehouses than in the past, which meant it had to hire fewer new workers.
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Similarly, about one-third of law school graduates are minorities, but fewer than 10 percent of equity partners are nonwhite and fewer than 20 percent are female.
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And for retirees who will eventually tap into Social Security, the fewer years they work and the less they earn, the fewer Social Security benefits they collect.
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Mr. Spicer, after initially attracting big television audiences several times a week, has cut back; there are now fewer televised briefings, with fewer questions addressed at each.
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Ultimately at the top of an organization there are fewer and fewer spots, and if you can eliminate an entire class of people, it makes it easier.
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Eliminating these rules could cause more Spanish-focused stations around the country to close, leading to even fewer options for a community with comparatively fewer options already.
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As the middle class shrinks, good jobs become fewer and fewer, and a college education is the new normal for an entry-level position, hopelessness is inevitable.
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The New health Care Fewer opioid prescriptions meant fewer deaths (possibly 14,000), but the episode also reveals how prevalent and harmful stereotypes can be, even if implicit.
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As fewer and fewer people need jobs, economists traditionally expect wage growth to pick up because companies raise compensation to attract talent from a shrinking labor pool.
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"We've got fewer and fewer people willing to sign up and do their part for the greater good, and we should be taking better care of them."
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In other words, The Times would serve readers well with fewer brief interviews, fewer snatched slogans that inevitably render a narrow caricature of those who spoke them.
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The result is more and more money spent to influence fewer and fewer voters, especially low propensity voters from the left and right of the ideological spectrum.
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And fewer high-paying solar industry jobs means the government will collect fewer taxes on income and payrolls, and perhaps pay a bit more for unemployment benefits.
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Industry trade group PhRMA says that Pelosi's plan would result in 85033 fewer medications, with the White House claiming it would produce 100 fewer medications, CNBC reports.
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