The Spanish are friendlier than them, and the Indians are friendlier still.
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"Through all this it started this dialogue, and the dialogue got friendlier and friendlier," he recalled.
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Maybe the Cavs get some good mojo going when they get back home—friendlier rims, friendlier crowd—and maybe Draymond Green does something stupid again.
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Donia knew that the only way for the community to recover was to make it friendlier to businesses, which is to say, friendlier to ex-FLDS and non-FLDS businesses.
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His party's manifesto is friendlier to Europe than the Conservatives'.
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Measures like the Texas regulations will get a friendlier reception.
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Less predictable was the gloomy verdict from typically friendlier sources.
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"We became friendlier with Jerry over the years," he explains.
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Belo Horizonte is cheaper, friendlier and less inundated with traffic.
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Doesn't a message feel friendlier with a dolphin, for example?
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Wholesale markets need to be made friendlier to load flexibility.
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They were simultaneously friendlier and more corporate than their predecessors.
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I can actually deliver tough news in a friendlier way.
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It's certainly friendlier — and far less dangerous — than Jurassic Park.
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That, he said, had translated into friendlier policies toward Israel.
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Today brings drama, but friendlier vibes will arrive this evening.
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In other words, he's literally put on a friendlier face.
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They allow tables to shelf less items, and look friendlier.
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Friendlier skies Thinking about flying to that ultimate getaway this summer?
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Is its friendlier approach to program developers likely to pay off?
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Facebook's case is different, and potentially much friendlier to the feds.
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Basically, Godzilla is more terrifying — but also somehow friendlier — than ever.
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Accordingly, fast food restaurants in Thailand are nicer, the staff friendlier.
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The slightly friendlier name "Google" was chosen for the fledgling company.
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They were friendlier and more helpful toward their classmates in school.
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The basketball gods are friendlier at some times than at others.
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As BDSM becomes friendlier-feeling: Is it still the same kink?
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Some states, it seems, are friendlier towards small businesses than others.
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It would be decidedly friendlier to the European Union and its rules.
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What he's noticed is that the comments are much friendlier on Facebook.
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He then turned to a friendlier witness to ask one last question.
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For years, Lyft has positioned itself as a friendlier alternative to Uber.
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The EU is sounding friendlier as the Brexit negotiations near their conclusion.
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Now the embattled institution faces criticism from a traditionally friendlier quarter: environmentalists.
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Meanwhile, friendlier Doha-Tehran links could impact Al-Thani's alliance with Washington.
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We will make the skies a friendlier place whenever and wherever possible.
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Changes will include a redesigned, friendlier exterior and a new infotainment system.
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These channels are a great way to get friendlier with your colleagues.
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He also seemed to be in a friendlier mood this time around.
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Clinton aggressively and interrupted her repeatedly while giving Mr. Trump friendlier treatment.
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So you can start to understand the appeal of a friendlier environment.
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Later that month, Senator Kamala Harris of California received a friendlier reception.
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The dog is far friendlier than the wife, at least at first.
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YouTube appears to be friendlier turf than Facebook for The Epoch Times.
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Designing friendlier robots requires an element of what is called participatory design.
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It was part of an unofficial effort to jump-start friendlier relations.
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Now the Egyptian government is likely to find friendlier interlocutors in Washington.
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The detectives suddenly relaxed and got friendlier, Walker said in his affidavit.
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For years, Lyft has been viewed as the friendlier alternative to Uber.
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The service quickly developed a reputation as the friendlier alternative to Uber.
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Some areas of the US are known for being friendlier than others.
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Still, lists help make your experience a bit friendlier than Twitter normally is.
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Comcast takes a friendlier approach and actually makes some basic commitments to customers.
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At the same time, Putin might see a friendlier face in Donald Trump.
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Meanwhile, the world has not gotten even remotely friendlier to the caffeine-intolerant.
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But certain places are friendlier to women working in tech than others are.
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That might be enough to start them on the road to friendlier relations.
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That bank could renegotiate its loan on terms that are friendlier to Trump.
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Ultimately, this means better, faster, cheaper, safer and environmentally friendlier mobility for all.
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The web has evolved over the years to be friendlier to blind people.
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Want a friendlier Batman than the lunatic murderbot of Zach Snyder's awful films?
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After his dismissal from Mr. Adelson's event, Mr. Cruz found a friendlier face.
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But King's latest invention, which he tweeted about on Sunday, sounds significantly friendlier.
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Smaller and friendlier companies have created apps just for people in your situation.
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" • "Rather, China's efforts are intended to present a friendlier face to global leaders.
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Conversely, European trade officials feel they have a friendlier audience in Mr. Lighthizer.
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The scene was much friendlier than it was for Kerouac in 1958. ♦
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And southeastern Wisconsin is actually friendlier territory to Democrats than southwestern Pennsylvania was.
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Millennial investors residing in California are packing their bags for friendlier tax climes.
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That brought reams of hate mail, but most interactions with readers are friendlier.
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But when someone shares earlier on, coworkers see her in a friendlier light.
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That was in 2010; the GOP has not become friendlier to Muslims since.
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That could complicate Trump's drive for friendlier relations with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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He promised changes "friendly to the investor but also friendlier to our country".
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As they race to become public companies, Uber is bigger but Lyft is friendlier.
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Flaskamp, perhaps mindful of Jesus' teachings on forgiveness, is hoping for a friendlier resolution.
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You'd be happier with something simpler, friendlier, and more attune to how you work.
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Many in Israel cheered Trump's victory, believing he would be friendlier to Israel's interests.
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Maybe money can't buy you friendship, but it sure makes people a lot friendlier.
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And most of the next states after that aren't much friendlier to establishment candidates.
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Bill Cassidy (R-La.), both of which are viewed as friendlier to health providers.
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From Berlin, the Czech Republic and Slovakia look friendlier than Hungary or, particularly, Poland.
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There are plans to improve the road layout and make it friendlier for pedestrians.
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Some buyout firms are presenting themselves as a friendlier alternative to sometimes aggressive activists.
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Many investors have already bet that Washington may become a friendlier place for Navient.
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For call center agents, the future is friendlier, and maybe a lot more creepy.
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Friendlier readers interpreted Rawls in light of the conflicts of the early 1970s too.
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It was seen as a sign of a shifting attitude of a friendlier Microsoft.
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Portuguese Jewish groups advertise what they say is a friendlier environment in their country.
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The company has tried to project a friendlier image to distinguish itself from Uber.
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The Lure's Polish premiere divided viewers whereas Smoczyńska found the Sundance audience much friendlier.
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But Wildwood, in Cape May County, is in a district far friendlier to Republicans.
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Pressley, chiming in, struck a friendlier note: "Hi, y'all!" she said with a smile.
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The Virginia court, remember, is the one Manafort's attorneys were hoping would be friendlier.
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But now developers are asking architects to bring them back, albeit in friendlier forms.
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To the contrary, Trump-era Republicans have grown friendlier to Russia than Americans overall.
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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) wants companies to be "friendlier" to their employees.
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The Trump team could not be friendlier and the Palestinians could not be weaker.
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It's common sense that flashing a smile makes you look friendlier and more approachable.
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Ello promised to be friendlier to these marginalized communities and, crucially, it promised no advertising.
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It was only among voters 45 and older that that Clinton found a friendlier demographic.
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Now the company wants to make itself out to be friendlier to its drivers, too.
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Now the company wants to make itself out to be friendlier to its drivers, too.
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Yet he may do no more than put a friendlier face on Mr Trump's protectionism.
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The number suggests city denizens are taking serious advantage of the city's cycling-friendlier infrastructure.
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Lyft has often been branded as the underdog and the friendlier of the two companies.
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He is way cuter than his headshot, and friendlier than he was over the phone.
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He is friendlier to big business than the progressive wing of the party would like.
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The process began with Shakespeare, in Twelfth Night, where they made them smaller and friendlier.
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This report is bad news for anyone who wanted friendlier relations with Russia — especially Trump.
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What they discovered made Venus seem a little friendlier and more like our own planet.
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Imagine if the internet were a friendlier, healthier place, how different might the world be?
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The primary and caucus map from here on out is a lot friendlier to Clinton.
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Apparently, a weekend trip to Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, makes exes get friendlier than ever.
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However, it also makes them seem friendlier and less dangerous in the broader business world.
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Marketplace is like a friendlier Craigslist, which lets you search for, buy and sell items.
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Samsung offers its SUHD TV with environmentally friendlier quantum dot technology, but it's not cheap.
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Here's what else is happening: Today will be a bit friendlier than last night's debate.
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Are they more lenient with you, or friendlier to you than all of your colleagues?
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Energy policy might be friendlier toward natural gas and other fossil fuels than toward renewables.
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Its new chief executive, Dara Khosrowshahi, has tried to adopt a friendlier, more cooperative approach.
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But the prehistoric hero of this production is far friendlier than those in Jurassic Park.
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The trade hawks hope to get American companies to shift their factories to friendlier countries.
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After deleting the post, Lohan took a friendlier approach and congratulated Simpson on his win.
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" Friendlier, I had been going to say, but the word died in my mouth. "Steve.
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He prefers "constructivist," which sounds much friendlier to the companies he is trying to engage.
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Its rivals have put their supposedly friendlier brands at the center of their competitive strategy.
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A friendlier regulatory environment is encouraging interest by U.S. firms to introduce funds in China.
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Mr Barr will probably have a friendlier reception among the justices the next time around.
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The two men find the building friendlier than Mercedes House, with more conversations among neighbors.
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Ryan, meanwhile, has taken up the task of venturing into territory typically friendlier to Trump.
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Still, the president will be on friendlier turf when impeachment proceedings move to the Senate.
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Those states are expected to be friendlier territory for Sanders but don't offer many delegates.
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They're also looking at ways machine learning can help make for friendlier discussions on Wikipedia.
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If anything, Hadi was even friendlier to the U.S. — but the outcome was, indeed, anarchy.
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No. Do they want friendlier relations with Russia with an eye to allying against Islamist terrorists?
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American Airlines is working to make the skies a little friendlier for people with nut allergies.
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After the Badger State votes on Tuesday, the race shifts east, to terrain friendlier to Trump.
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It was going to be friendlier to open-source projects, running them directly on Google Cloud.
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All of the diners gradually became more intoxicated which naturally made us friendlier and more talkative.
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"Now we have a fighting chance to see if momentum can build in a friendlier direction."
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Trump has a much friendlier proposal for the industry with taking away the Obama-era regulations.
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Even if we were far friendlier than the rest, our first valuations were probably too low.
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A strong SPD showing in September might mean Mr Macron's proposals find friendlier ears in Berlin.
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But, for vegans in Sweden and Finland, McDonald's just got a hell of a lot friendlier.
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As he paddled toward Battery Park, with the Statue of Liberty behind him, crowds grew friendlier.
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Trump hopes to forge friendlier ties between the two NATO allies after the tense Obama years.
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Trump has adopted a friendlier tone with Lopez Obrador than with his predecessor, Enrique Pena Nieto.
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"The bureaucracy is lighter and friendlier because they want to support those projects," Ms Pulhan says.
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Mr Schouwenaar hopes to pilot Fairbike next summer in Rotterdam, friendlier to such schemes than Amsterdam.
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Whether or not friendlier activists will have sustained success targeting financial institutions remains to be seen.
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They are, in general, taller or stronger than they appear on television, and sometimes friendlier, too.
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Trump has adopted a friendlier tone with Lopez Obrador than with his predecessor, Enrique Peña Nieto.
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Trump lashed out at PBS correspondent Yamiche Alcindor and said she should be friendlier toward him.
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At the time Jane Jacobs and other advocates of slower, friendlier streets were dismissed as Luddites.
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When making the declaration last week, Trump nodded to the friendlier faces on the Supreme Court.
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President Trump's pivot toward friendlier relations with a NATO ally is worrying other European Union officials.
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Even as security measures have tightened at the festival, the guards searching our bags seem friendlier.
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And while Belgium has looked like a contender, Thursday's match was often friendlier than a friendly.
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Despite his 'bull dog' expression, he was more friendlier towards Clinton than she was towards him.
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As the Olympics began, the North seemed to be experimenting with a friendlier approach to geopolitics.
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If there's a better or cheaper (or just friendlier) option out there, people will jump ship.
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The Senate battleground states not polled by Fox News are not much friendlier ground for Democrats.
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Why it matters: Sharing information within tightly knit groups could lead to a friendlier social experience.
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Trump has called for friendlier relations with with Russia during his campaign and since Election Day.
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Should we train our dog to be friendlier with strangers or be more direct with them?
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Canada and Cuba have long had friendlier relations than those between the United States and Cuba.
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Donald Trump was friendlier to Canada than he is to Mexico, saying that trade relations are "outstanding".
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The use of fabric and softer tones makes the overall design friendlier and designed for the home.
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Dictators and would-be dictators like Putin, Sisi, Erdogan, and now Duterte have gotten far friendlier receptions.
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One of the nice things about Instagram is the comment section tends to be a little friendlier.
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Trump could replace Rosenstein with someone friendlier to the Trump administration and more willing to constrain Mueller.
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Taxing them too much and attack them, they might start thinking overseas where the atmosphere is friendlier.
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He described that combination as "a potential future outcome" of a new administration and friendlier regulatory environment.
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It has taken years for our ecosystem to become a friendlier place for founders with big dreams.
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This allows higher-income households to remain in lower brackets and be subject to friendlier top rates.
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By contrast, the Bitcoin coalition is generally friendlier to cryptocurrency investors and less concerned with everyday payments.
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Germany needs to become friendlier to entrepreneurs, he says, echoing a recommendation of economists at the OECD.
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Because I really was friendlier with his mom, Gloria Vanderbilt, or as I call her, Glo Vandy.
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A great number of them (81%) believe that people who use emojis are friendlier and more approachable.
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They said Snap has become simpler, more navigable and friendlier to partners and advertisers under her wing.
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Now, most everything you'd need day-to-day is in the Windows Settings, a much friendlier environment.
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"We are planning to build a friendlier banking and financial environment by loosening monetary policy," he said.
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In another sign of friendlier bilateral ties, Trudeau invited Obama to address the Canadian Parliament this year.
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Fox News, which is normally friendlier territory for the president, was also largely critical of Trump's performance.
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In turn, publishers can supply them with content that is safe for users and friendlier for advertisers.
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Instead, he'll tread in friendlier territory, hoping to generate Republican enthusiasm as the election season heats up.
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She's younger at 70 than Sanders, who is 85033, and has a friendlier relationship with the party.
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Those changes were rejected, and GM's benefits instead got friendlier for workers and the health care industry.
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"The town is 10 times friendlier than any place I have ever lived," said Ms. Butcher, 58.
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The military has also spurned the channel's campaign to have friendlier ties with India some years ago.
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That said, the hybrid is friendlier to the planet in terms of tailpipe emissions and greenhouse gases.
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But some local leaders believe efforts to make caucus sites friendlier to Spanish speakers have fallen short.
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But some local leaders believe efforts to make caucus sites friendlier to Spanish speakers have fallen short.
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China does not want to pay over the odds or deprive other, friendlier suppliers of its custom.
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The move is among several Lego has taken to create a manufacturing process friendlier to the environment.
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A rival Republican one would set business-friendlier rules as the ceiling, in effect obviating the CCPA.
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If the Dakota Access fight continues, pipeline proponents might find a friendlier environment in Washington this time.
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But under President Trump, the agency has shifted course and been friendlier to the businesses it regulates.
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It's common for foreign leaders to privately believe new American presidents will be friendlier than their predecessors.
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Even his attempts at winning people over by presenting a friendlier image of himself can fall flat.
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DeVos probably can't revive them single-handedly, but she can at least offer a friendlier regulatory environment.
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As I said above, the writers are friendlier to foreign films than most branches, so why not!
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Sure, it's fun to improve your router by extending the range or making your network friendlier for guests.
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Many Russians had been hoping that Trump's praise of Moscow would mean friendlier relations between the two countries.
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Here you go, here's one example: When are they gonna make a friendlier kind of lobster Good, right?
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In contrast, they see him as friendlier towards North Korea and Russia than they would appear to like.
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Krawcheck has refashioned herself as an outsider, out to crack the code on making investing friendlier to women.
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Surveys suggest that the Socialists, who favor friendlier ties with Russia, will emerge with most seats on Feb.
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"Of course, there are political implications, but they will merely foster more cooperation and friendlier ties," he continued.
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Her idea was to build a recruiting and hiring website that would make corporate America friendlier to women.
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After raising nearly a million dollars combined last quarter, "they're being a lot friendlier to me," says Ceglowski.
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Not only are the M50xBTs more convenient by being wireless, they also sound much friendlier to the ear.
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"I haven't quite figured out my Hollywood dance, to make myself seem friendlier," she notes with a chuckle.
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Audeze's tuning is friendlier to modern music and its tendency toward exaggeration, making the LCD2 Classics more versatile.
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Yeah, Birdman and Wayne have been friendlier this year, but friendships don't pay for mansions and private jets.
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That's not chump change, but it is a lot friendlier on your savings account than a real diamond.
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The Danish are pleased with the Swedes, too: many say their arrival has made Copenhagen a friendlier place.
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But some insurers also offer discounts or friendlier terms for pets that have been through training, she said.
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Trump may find a friendlier reception in Alabama, a state he won by 28 percentage points in 2016.
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After we all finished watching Mindhunter, we got to see star Jonathan Groff as a much friendlier character.
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Plus, hiring cloud architects is friendlier to their bottom line than having to maintain expensive data center infrastructures.
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Taxing them too much -- attack them -- and they might start drinking overseas, where the atmosphere is somewhat friendlier.
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And that he'll have a friendlier summit with Putin just a few days after a tense NATO gathering.
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As a result, Airbnb has positioned itself as a friendlier disruptor and has worked with regulators on policy.
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Taxing them too much — attack them — and they might start drinking overseas, where the atmosphere is somewhat friendlier.
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Mr. Medvidick had been living in a month-to-month share in Astoria, but wanted a friendlier setup.
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Both NATO and the US appear to be coming to friendlier terms after recent interviews with the press.
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The climate in Washington is friendlier to Employ America's message, but political winds and Fed leadership can change.
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Scott, meanwhile, has never won a race by more than a point in years friendlier to the GOP.
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The movie deliberately descends from this brutal height to something friendlier, more encouraging and, alas, substantially more quaint.
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Sanders cancelled a rally in Mississippi, which will likely be friendlier ground for Biden, to campaign in Michigan.
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It's often said that Midwesterns are friendlier and more polite than people from other parts of the country.
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She insisted the CFPB have a logo, not a seal, so that it was friendlier to the public.
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And the map ahead could prove friendlier to Mr. Sanders, with Biden-friendly Southern states mostly spoken for.
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The new village doesn't stray from Snowmass's strength as the family-friendlier of the Aspen ski area options.
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I think about how different she is now, how much friendlier she's gotten over the course of this.
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The idea that facilities like Karnes are friendlier to family life than the alternative is crucial to this argument.
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However, we do know that in some animals, like cats, are even known to actually act friendlier while bleeding.
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And even public school proms are far friendlier to LGBTQ students than they were just a few years ago.
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Patriotic Chinese businesses have made donations to Australian politicians, apparently in the hope of securing a friendlier diplomatic stance.
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Mr Netanyahu thinks Arab countries, now friendlier to Israel, will exert pressure on Mr Abbas to moderate his demands.
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I road Uber a couple more times and, as promised, found that it was faster, friendlier and more affordable.
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"The government is probably thinking that the 4th Circuit ... would lend a friendlier ear to its arguments," he said.
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That would make sense: earlier work showed that deleting these genes in mice makes the little rodents much friendlier.
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With Pruitt out, the EPA may see fewer scandals — but don't expect it to be any friendlier to nature.
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"Trump has moved from 'Islam hates us' to a friendlier approach of common values and shared interests," he said.
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He wants to have friendlier relations with Vladimir Putin's Russia but it's not clear that his party is onboard.
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But they are friendlier towards civil unions: support ranges from about half to two-thirds, depending on the survey.
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Some miners began to hide or move to places with friendlier laws or abundant electricity, including the United States.
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Kudlow downplayed the notion Navarro was being snubbed in an effort to present a friendlier face to the Chinese.
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The neighborhoods will be friendlier for pedestrians, with sidewalks and paths that connect to open spaces and communal areas.
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She instead focused on a host of Super Tuesday states that her campaign believed would be friendlier to her.
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And it's yet another instance of Team Trump being far friendlier with Moscow than past US administrations have been.
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He's already shown his contempt for European leaders, he's threatened to pull out of NATO, he's friendlier with Putin.
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Many miners began to hide or flee to places with friendlier laws or abundant electricity, including the United States.
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While there are no magic words, there are a few tricks to help your complaint get a friendlier reading.
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The company had hoped to reverse that trend by changing the venues for the cases to potentially friendlier jurisdictions.
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Or if it's redrawn as friendlier territory for Democrats, they could pick it off with less investment in November.
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"The kids are more focused, they put more effort into their work, and they are friendlier," Carlson told KTVA.
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Another source said Kudlow and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin have a much friendlier relationship than Mnuchin had with Cohn.
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If you prefer calling your machine the friendlier "My Computer" instead of "This PC," you can change the name.
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So it's pretty clear why Republicans might want a friendlier analysis of the impact: They want a better outcome.
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The Golden Globes — always fond of shiny new baubles — have generally been friendlier to streaming networks than the Emmys.
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The legal environment for unions gradually became friendlier until, towards the end of the 22013th century, the law turned again.
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Clinton has spoken about enacting tax reform that is friendlier to small businesses and voted against repealing the estate tax.
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But times have changed since Google had its hearing before a much friendlier audience of regulators under President Barack Obama .
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Now's your chance to visit our friendlier neighbors via rail, and check two major Canadian cities off your bucket list.
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Western and southern European countries have generally become friendlier to foreigners, whereas northern and eastern ones have grown more hostile.
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Trusted random bits are needed for various cryptographic applications, such as proof-of-stake cryptocurrencies (environmentally friendlier alternatives to Bitcoin).
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It's fun and colorful, a special-effects extravaganza that somehow feels friendlier and homier than most films of its ilk.
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Western and southern European countries have generally become friendlier to foreigners, while northern and eastern countries have grown more hostile.
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The statement sent drug makers, who were hopeful that a Republican White House and Congress would mean friendlier policies, reeling.
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But bills banning bills that ban bags, melodic as they are, don't exactly motivate a search for environmentally-friendlier solutions.
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If you make them visible, the whole network will start to seem a little friendlier and a little more transparent.
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We can can only hope these robot insects are friendlier than the killer bees in that freaky Black Mirror finale.
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He is seeking the nomination of the Kuomintang party, which is friendlier to China than the ruling Democratic Progressive Party.
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Chinese students say Thailand offers better prospects because of lower tuition fees and friendlier visa rules than in the West.
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Campbell says that if satisfaction continues to go down, Uber may see many of its drivers abscond to friendlier platforms.
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But as the oil price fell, Mr Putin did not become any friendlier to the West nor to its neighbours.
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In addition, try to surround yourself with friendlier people at the office and avoid being physically near the toxic coworker.
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But under its current mayor, Kasim Reed, the city has grown even friendlier to national companies and large scale developments.
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States that voted Democratic in the 2016 presidential election are significantly friendlier toward working mothers, based on their average rank.
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The animosity continued for nearly a decade, until Microsoft named a new CEO, Satya Nadella, who introduced a friendlier Microsoft.
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Cramer had a fairly simple explanation for why friendlier rapport between the two presidents helped the market pole-vault: nostalgia.
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Democrats choose either New York or the 9th US Circuit on the West Coast, which they perceive to be friendlier.
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But there are a few beacons of hope across North America that make the skies seem just a bit friendlier.
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It's wrapped in friendlier, sexier slogans, usually summed up as "Yes Means Yes," but it's the same set of rules.
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"I think nothing is friendlier than putting a wreath on your door," said Carolyne Roehm, the lifestyle author and tastemaker.
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Mr Fernández would be friendlier than was Ms Fernández to exports, which should get a boost from the peso's devaluation.
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But Airbnb, again, is no WeWork, and I wager Wall Street will have a much friendlier approach to its offering.
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Glyphosate was also considered less toxic and environmentally friendlier than many of the other substances that American farmers were using.
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Tillerson went, we speculate, because he wanted to save the Iran nuclear deal and have a friendlier relationship with China.
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Of the four leading candidates, all but Mr. Macron are likely to be friendlier to President Vladimir Putin of Russia.
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A friendlier approach to China could lead it to perceive the U.S. as a partner, and someday even an ally.
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The killing has soured the kingdom's reputation in the West, forcing Saudi to turn elsewhere for a friendlier business environment.
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The Democrats gave Mr. Cohen friendlier questioning (and played to their own constituencies) but didn't develop a united narrative line.
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One much friendlier whip took me aside and didn't threaten me, but rather appealed to my sense of party unity.
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McSally had declined to support Trump in 2016, though she's since sought to cultivate a friendlier relationship with the president.
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Twitter is proposing to hide engagement metrics (likes/retweets) to make the site "friendlier" by removing the appearance of ranking.
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He's pretty mainstream, friendlier to corporate interests and more in favor of free trade compared to candidates like Elizabeth Warren.
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The men could not have been friendlier, or more serious and sincere, or less moved by my case for gun restrictions.
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Google, on the other hand, may be able to strike friendlier deals, as there's a mutually beneficial relationship to be had.
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Time Warner stock has climbed 10 percent since the election on speculation the new administration would be friendlier to the deal.
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Instagram has a reputation as one of the friendlier places on the web, but also one of the most competitively performative.
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The changes won't address the harassment directly, but they could work to provide further context about users to promote friendlier interactions.
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To make the camera a little bit friendlier, it'll come with green bunny ears and feet that snap onto the camera.
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In October, Twitter said it is redesigning conversations on the platform in an effort to encourage friendlier and more useful discussions.
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And there is no doubt that Google's rise in Washington has coincided with public policy that is friendlier to the company.
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But Apple also made another important change: It's eliminating the pistol emoji and replacing it with a friendlier water gun, instead.
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Megyn Kelly is used to swimming with sharks, but this week, she got up close and personal with some friendlier fish.
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It could also be that some individuals are simply friendlier, but that has not been determined yet in tests, Dale added.
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And there are no friendlier fish than the Mon Calamari, that race of aquatic rebels seen in four Star Wars films.
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Around since 1753, Energy Star-certified products will be eco-friendlier than those that did not earn the seal of approval.
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His desire for friendlier relations with Russia has lead to speculation that a reduction in sanctions might come sooner than later.
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In both Europe and North America, younger generations appear to have adopted a much friendlier attitude toward China than their elders.
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ValueAct pioneered a friendlier activist investing style that stands in contrast to industry heavyweights such as Carl Icahn or Bill Ackman.
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And they probably contribute to flyers' sense that certain airlines, like Virgin America, are hipper and friendlier than their stodgier competitors.
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Saudi Arabia supported Syria's rebels in the hopes of replacing Mr. Assad with a friendlier government and of countering Iran's influence.
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While the crew on board could not have been any friendlier or more helpful, a daily $14.50 gratuity fee feels steep.
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Over the past year, that new majority has reshaped the plans for North Bayshore to make them friendlier to new housing.
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But right as a year dies, a new year tags in, and we all have to hope it will be friendlier.
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Groups like SMART and LifeRing, meanwhile, can be friendlier to the idea of members moderating their drinking but not quitting altogether.
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But the option friendlier to both the planet and your bank account is to just grill some stuff that's not meat.
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It showed how friendly but fierce rivals, in keeping with the professional tennis era of good feelings, could become friendlier still.
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But in recent years, the authority has taken a friendlier tone with the union, and its workers have received significant raises.
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That goal of friendlier ties was probably accomplished with the promise of substantial deliveries of rice to the North, he said.
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In turn, publishers would be able to supply them with content that is safe for general users and friendlier for advertisers.
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Changes are coming to the column: new features, a phone-friendlier format, a new focus on what you need to know.
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Hence the Kigali amendment, under which nations agreed to phase out HFCs and find substitutes that were friendlier to the atmosphere.
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As city officials in the United States have gotten scrappier, Uber has sought out friendlier state legislators to work around them.
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Meanwhile, operators flocked to places with friendlier regulations (like Arizona) or ones that are more convenient to their headquarters (like California).
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Now, Facebook appears to be willing to try its hand yet again at news, although this time on seemingly friendlier terms.
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One side, now, is heavily armed, and the other seems friendlier, the products named for Burt and Annie, Ben and Jerry.
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Reorgs and partnerships under NadellaThe general perception of Nadella is that he has transformed Microsoft into a friendlier, more collaborative company.
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These ad campaigns ran predominantly in areas that are friendlier to Republicans, including southwest Virginia areas that voted resoundingly for Trump.
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The researcher found that interactions for those wearing "Texan & Proud" as opposed to "Gay & Proud" hats were longer and notably friendlier.
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Huge parts of the Republican Party's establishment would undoubtedly prefer a candidate who's friendlier to their views on immigration and trade.
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But more broadly, the trade hawks hope companies in other industries will also find friendlier countries in which to do business.
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Although lower courts have ruled against Trump over this three travel bans, the Supreme Court has given him a friendlier reception.
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Yet embed reporters are also friendlier than those found at events open to the public, which are already oversaturated with media.
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In the immediate past, this friendlier disposition to America's traditional Gulf allies has, operationally, lent a "hawkish" cast to Clinton's record.
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Cunningham has found Russian fans friendlier and more curious than she expected, and she says even the banner incident could raise awareness.
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The approach of Boulder resident Gorsuch is softer and friendlier than that of Scalia earning him widespread admiration in the legal community.
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The incidents come despite friendlier ties between the Asian neighbors under President Rodrigo Duterte, who has avoided strongly criticizing China in public.
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That said, to help make its cameras a little friendlier to use for regular folk, Leica also announced its new Fotos app.
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A new study from the University of Wisconsin finds that Pokémon Go players are also friendlier than their non creature-chasing counterparts.
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As the company stated in early August, Apple's replaced the gun emoji with something a little friendlier: A bright green water pistol.
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The developer wants Destiny 2 to feel like a fresher, friendlier, and more social game, everything the original was meant to be.
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Democrats will hold presidential contests in Hawaii, Alaska and Washington state on Saturday, three states expected to be friendlier to Vermont Sen.
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The biggest opposition party, the Kuomintang (KMT), supports friendlier ties with the mainland and made big gains in regional elections last November.
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Public sentiment is likely to be friendlier toward offshore wind than with onshore renewable energy, which could be built near people's homes.
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Both plans detail how they would make a number of federal programs friendlier, from housing policy to workers' rights and health care.
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Anna Faris is responding to Chris Pratt's comments that "divorce sucks" with her own assurance that the two are friendlier than ever.
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Schmoke's appointment is seen by critics as latest indication that the Trump administration is adopting a friendlier approach to for-profit schools.
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The Obama administration cracked down on for-profit schools, but the Education Department under President Donald Trump has taken a friendlier approach.
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Today at TechCrunch Disrupt NY 13193553, the founders announced they're rebranding the app with a friendlier name by simply calling it li.st.
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The plan, they say, was to try to influence the Republican Party to be friendlier to Russia, by way of the NRA.
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European regulators must allow cross border and internal consolidation in 2019, telecom companies think the mood is friendlier at least in Brussels.
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Various other government agencies have also undertaken efforts to consider how to amend the Canadian regulatory landscape to be friendlier to fintechs.
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Tensions over the Spratlys have also quieted down in recent months as new Philippines president Rodrigo Duterte has pursued friendlier relationswith Beijing.
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Whereas if I type in a way that's more casual and informal, I can seem friendlier, more approachable and down-to-earth.
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It generally requires more money to get started, but with the ever-impressive Raspberry Pi building prototypes, the playground is becoming friendlier.
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The international community has long regarded Canadians as being a kinder, friendlier and a more accepting culture; in my experience, it's true.
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Others have pointed out that many of the lawmakers are among those within Ukraine's parliament perceived to be friendlier to Russian interests.
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But under the watch of new President Emmerson Mnangagwa, seen as a friendlier face to Beijing's commercial interests, bilateral ties could strengthen.
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Those officials there fear that Trump's meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin after NATO will look like the friendlier encounter in comparison.
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Thompson also explained that it helps that Duterte has a much friendlier relationship with President Donald Trump than he did with Obama.
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A friendlier connection between the moon, Venus, and Neptune on Tuesday and Wednesday, respectively, offers remedial vibes through creative and communicative means.
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The two companies struck a friendlier tone in their joint-statement on Friday as they brought the legal battle to an end.
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"So we are also looking at advocacy alternatives, such as friendlier state laws and federal legislation to protect women's health," she said.
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So are we moving toward peace or war and can a friendlier Trump on Iran be reconciled with a more aggressive Israel?
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Simonson believes that the scientific community is friendlier toward artists now, because art reaches people in a different way than science does.
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"Right now the political situation for human rights activists in Taiwan is much friendlier than in Korea at the moment," he said.
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While Japan certainly wants to reset relations with China on a friendlier footing, it does not want to give away too much.
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Sondland's testimony is likely to be friendlier to the White House, but it still has the potential to lead to some damage.
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But Warsaw is concerned that Mr. Trump's desire for friendlier relations with Moscow could undermine security efforts to keep Russia at bay.
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North Korea and Iran are bellicose and not getting any friendlier, except perhaps to each other and those who wish us ill.
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A report published last year by the police that said the force was in the process of becoming "friendlier" and "people-centred".
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Though Ms. Smirnova and Mr. Chudin are much friendlier here than in their usual noble stage personas, their lyrical sequences prove tedious.
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Hillary Clinton carried Colorado by about 21202 points in 21628 and recent trends suggest that it's only becoming friendlier territory for Democrats.
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Respondents in the Central time zone, where people tend to pick up more readily, are often friendlier and more willing to talk.
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Ultimately, the success of 'hide replies' will depend on how people use it, but it could mean friendlier — and more filtered — conversations.
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Finally, later in the 20th century, the federal government eventually moved in a friendlier direction again — taking steps to respect tribal sovereignty.
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So we purposely backed people who were friendly to us, similar to how Russia backed a candidate that seemed friendlier to Moscow?
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Tillerson's business connections to Russia have been in the spotlight in part because of President-elect Trump's friendlier tone toward the country.
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Israelis are fonder of him by seven percentage points, perhaps because he has sounded, at times, friendlier toward settlements and harsher towards Iran.
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In contrast to the Obama administration's aggressive approach to try to close these schools, the Trump administration has fostered a much friendlier climate.
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The leap from an almost 2,700-word data policy to a "friendlier" nearly 4,200-word policy will surely help with that latter goal.
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As far as Israel and the U.S. go, this is expected to be the beginning of a friendlier relationship between the two countries.
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Read more ReadIf you've always wanted to put a friendlier face on Alexa, you can read all the details about Levine's hack here.
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A merger at this scale may have seemed fraught just months ago, but the Trump administration is certain to be friendlier to businesses.
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Twitter believes this might prove more intuitive for users and help kickstart friendlier interactions, which is part of the twttr prototype app's promise.
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Leading firms like Apple and Facebook are begging Congress to set rules now that are nationwide and, they hope, friendlier to the industry.
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Although college-educated voters are friendlier to Rubio, as are those from high-income families, many of those voters are still choosing Trump.
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The meeting came at Cruz's request, because Cruz wanted to have friendlier relations between the two last non-Trump candidates in the race.
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With a friendlier President Trump in office, state television may have to fall back instead on lampooning American politics and Mr Trump himself.
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If we think someone is attractive, we are also likely to assume they're smart, ambitious and interesting, as well as kinder and friendlier.
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After lower courts repeatedly froze Mr Trump's edicts for discriminating against Muslims, the travel ban found a friendlier audience among the nine justices.
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If Trump and Xi can't put their countries on a friendlier path, then the world's most important economic relationship will only get worse.
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Scientists now propose using an insulating material called silica aerogel to make parts of the Martian surface friendlier to photosynthetic life, aka plants.
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In the MSNBC interview, McDermott said Israel is attacking Obama as a pretext for pushing Trump to adopt friendlier policies than Obama had.
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Some analysts have seen a contradiction between Trump's nuclear ambitions and his often stated desire for America to have friendlier relations with Russia.
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Walden's reception was far friendlier in more GOP-leaning and more rural Prineville, set among grazing land over 23 miles to the south.
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But meanwhile, it is summer in Vancouver, the folks are a little friendlier than back in the States and The Nat is packed.
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Trump will be even friendlier with dictators, with the exception of Kim Jong-un and the theocratic leaders of Iran, than his predecessors.
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The video highlights the "bouba/kiki effect," a psychological observation of how humans tend to perceive certain shapes as friendlier or more antagonistic.
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And both he and Mattis promised not to waver on recently instituted policies making their respective institutions friendlier to gay and lesbian employees.
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You can tell this myth was invented by men because the vast majority of women would want a friendlier, more interesting animal companion.
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If his proposed cabinet is anything to go by, Mr Temer plans to replace Ms Rousseff's confidence-stifling interventionism with market-friendlier policies.
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And while UFC fans are not quite as conservative as many expect, there could be no doubt that this was a friendlier audience.
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Even though Maréchal-Le Pen makes noises about "economic liberalism," she is still far friendlier to the welfare state than most American conservatives.
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"Expect a Parliament with a slightly friendlier tone, but also many political crises," said Farshad Ghorbanpour, a political analyst close to the government.
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CVS Health appears to have chosen a friendlier foe in insurers than the Seattle-based giant that has been lurking in the shadows.
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With its own real estate in the friendlier arts ecosystem of the Hudson Valley, programs like the incubator will have room to grow.
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On the World Cup circuit, in friendlier climes, course workers replicate these conditions by injecting water into the snow—with hoses, not syringes.
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He is, in person, every bit as watchful as one might expect a hip-hop godfather to be, but a good deal friendlier.
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But behind the news headlines, it is incontrovertible that the government is working to create a friendlier environment for business, employment and entrepreneurship.
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The authors also theorized that the government sees its commenters as a friendlier method of opinion guidance than censorship, which frustrates many users.
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Nor will overly heavy-handed regulation, which would only invite resistance, evasion, or, worse yet, the flight of U.S. companies to friendlier shores.
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He's hoping to rattle off wins in the weeks ahead in friendlier territory — Nebraska, Kansas and Maine, which are next on the calendar.
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A mix of intriguing history and quirky design make for an eye-catching hotel, but friendlier service should be added to that equation.
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The audience at the airplane hangar where Mr. Trump spoke in Bloomington was far different, and friendlier, than the contentious scene on Friday.
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There's the search, for instance, for signs that Trump will soon be shifting his tone to engender a friendlier and more inclusive persona.
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It's to remove the tariffs in exchange for the Chinese agreeing to make China a friendlier place for American companies to do business.
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Why it matters: Trump and his Secretary of State nominee, Rex Tillerson, have signaled they'll be friendlier to Russia than the Obama administration.
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Frank Bruni It's hard to imagine a candidate with friendlier looks, a more harmless demeanor and a gentler-sounding surname than Conor Lamb.
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Over the next several years, he became much friendlier, liked to snuggle, but remained a touch neurotic and prone to fits of anxiety.
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When thoughts of animal droppings consume you, redirect your attention to the magnificent river — or maybe being friendlier to the people next door.
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Hutmacher said this should make the event friendlier to first-time participants and spectators, who will now have easier access to viewing areas.
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I went with BIG DIPPER for the friendlier nine-letter count, along with its fellow nine-letter partners URSA MAJOR and GREAT BEAR.
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Democrats have been quick to cite Mr. Trump's friendlier posture toward Russia as a critical rationale for entrusting more review powers to Congress.
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However, Knittel acknowledged in an interview that there are advantages to providing personal information, such as creating a friendlier and more efficient experience.
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If she can make it that far, the map gets friendlier, with the massive treasure trove of California's delegates waiting in early March.
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Add to that the OnePlus's impressive and intuitive OxygenOS, and you've got a faster, friendlier phone that performs with the best of them.
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Some countries, like Britain and Singapore, have tried to create a friendlier regulatory environment to encourage the new players and attract new companies.
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The remedy, of course, is to rename them to something friendlier and more recognizable, which is something that Roku lets you do easily.
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But Mr. Rubio did get praise from his Senate colleague, Bill Nelson, Democrat of Florida (who received a friendlier reception), for showing up.
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James Franco's dealing with a friendlier wave in Hollywood these days -- not a backlash from Oscar voters ... just the kind under his surfboard.
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When he emails me a day or two later with my new supplement protocol and other recommendations, the tone is a lot friendlier.
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When its leadership began to disagree with Mr. Morales several years ago, the president created a parallel body that was friendlier to his administration.
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Many community banks and credit unions offer small-dollar, short-term loans, he said, and those terms may be less expensive and friendlier overall.
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Rein clearly thinks spending time in California — before later relocating the company's U.S. headquarters to time-zone friendlier New York — was well worth it.
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In October, The Verge reported on new conversational features Twitter was testing in an effort to promote friendlier interactions on the often hostile site.
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It's a developer-friendlier Apple that's revealing not just of the company's slowly pivoting culture, but of the general economics of the tech industry.
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Like any content space that's becoming friendlier to advertisers, people want to get in on it, which leads to articles suggesting podcasts have peaked.
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It's tempting to imagine that rising political polarization is just a temporary blip and America will soon return to a calmer, friendlier political system.
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The internet has changed somewhat since the invasion of The Bloody Board, though it would be wishful thinking to say it's a friendlier place.
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It found that Kennedy was only slightly less friendly to business interests than his fellow conservatives, and was significantly friendlier than his liberal colleagues.
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No matter what we tell ourselves, most of us would gravitate toward headphones with a sweetened, bassy sound that's an easier and friendlier listen.
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If Facebook followed their lead, it would become less powerful, sure, but also less invasive and foreboding, a friendlier presence in the online space.
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One of the suspects allegedly told police he was angry at a recent statement by Boutaris, a liberal centrist, favoring friendlier relations with Turkey.
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Pruitt's goals as EPA administrator have centered on crafting (or destroying) policy in order to establish a friendlier regime for the fossil fuel industry.
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I'd daydream about giant marine animals that saved people lost at sea by swallowing them whole, like a friendlier version of the Jonah story.
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On Wednesday evening, he left all that behind for friendlier territory, holding a campaign rally before an arena of supporters in Greenville, North Carolina.
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Game of Thrones actress Natalie Dormer was back among the royals on Thursday — but a friendlier sort than those on the beloved HBO series.
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But they may find they have much in common if they want to venture into some friendlier territory -- like the world of social media.
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Cruz usually tries to pivot from the conversation over the RFS to friendlier territory, such as enforcing antitrust laws or rolling back environmental regulations.
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The friendlier, more open platform could turn the GM dashboard into a new space for connected car innovation — if it catches on with developers.
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All of which leads to the conclusion that Trump's push for friendlier ties with Russia is about more than just a peaceful foreign policy.
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Linksys' Smart Wi-Fi app pairs with the company's routers to let users manage their internet more easily and from a friendlier user interface.
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In the past decade China has also used aid and trade assiduously to woo India's friendlier neighbours, from Bangladesh to Nepal and Sri Lanka.
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The historically red state has become friendlier territory for Democrats in recent years and is expected to be a prime political battleground in 85033.
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But, it's also an expense that could be avoided with some planning, as some states are friendlier than others when it comes to taxes.
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The next Treasury secretary, Securities and Exchange Commission chair and head of supervision at the Federal Reserve also could be friendlier to the industry.
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He couldn't be a friendlier cavalryman and often comments to the media folks in bundled-up winter gear just how lovely is the winter.
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"Studies on captive pack-living wolves and dogs suggest that considering dogs a 'tamer/friendlier' version of wolves is an oversimplification," the study reads.
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Lyft has tried to position itself as the friendlier, more ethical alternative to Uber, but staffers may have engaged in the same shady behavior.
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The next Treasury secretary, Securities and Exchange Commission chairman and head of supervision at the Federal Reserve also could be friendlier to the industry.
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Trump would come into the White House with a far friendlier Congress than Clinton would, and the effects of his presidency shouldn't be minimized.
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It has inflamed relationships that were already tense, like that with the United States, but also strained those with friendlier countries such as Russia.
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She said she hoped the London Russian Debutante Ball would resume in a year or two, when Britain and Russia are on friendlier terms.
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Battered by plummeting relations with Washington, and particularly by President Trump's trade war, Mr. Xi is looking to a friendlier Japan as a hedge.
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"My cell expanded, the lights became brighter, colors more colorful, the sun shone warmer and gentler, and everyone around me looked friendlier," he wrote.
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On all counts, M.T.A. cooperation is, of course, essential, but the heavier burden to make streets friendlier for mass transit falls on city government.
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In that case, you'll need to establish domicile — your true permanent home — in that new state in order to benefit from their friendlier taxes.
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French foreign policy could change significantly if one of the candidates who favor friendlier ties with Russia or weakening the European Union is elected.
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On the other hand, the Senate map is much friendlier to Dems in 22008, with 230 Republicans and just 12 Democrats up for reelection.
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Actually turned out to be a learning experience for package, because packages at second FedEx location were even friendlier than packages at the first.
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Unrelenting pleadings by Japanese business circles for better, friendlier and more productive Sino-Japanese relations over the last four years are apparently bearing fruit.
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Now, more than two years later, Uber's new leader Dara Khosrowshahi has worked to strike a friendlier tone toward the backbone of its workforce.
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That continues a narrative that shows he is, relative to other Republicans, friendlier to LGBTQ people — despite Trump's ongoing opposition to same-sex marriage.
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In one meeting, then-German Foreign Minister Hans-Dietrich Genscher and I discussed with Rafsanjani options for developing friendlier ties with the Persian Gulf states.
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"We have a friendlier business environment in Washington, D.C., and that translates to a stronger economy and a better stock market going forward," he said.
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He's currently overseeing nine games a week, all of them focusing on either Dungeons & Dragons, or the kid-friendlier, D&D-influenced game Dungeon World.
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So it makes sense that Imax has an interest in a friendlier relationship with streaming services in the short term than the big theater chains.
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As one of Trump's most outspoken defenders, the California lawmaker has often showed sympathy for Russia, having called for friendlier relations between the two nations.
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They prefer to be ready for stricter rules that climate-friendlier places like the European Union might erect in the absence of a global standard.
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Up until about 2004 or so, the partisan gap on these questions was narrow, and both Democrats and Republicans were growing generally friendlier to nonwhites.
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In spite of having nearly identical business models, Lyft has long positioned itself as the friendlier ride-hail service for both its riders and drivers.
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Still, it's a welcome change to see an airport become friendlier and more accommodating—and for the TSA to co-operate and make it happen.
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The New York Post said the company feels that a Justice Department under Trump would be friendlier to business and might be willing to settle.
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The electric scooter saga in San Francisco Dott says it's taking a friendlier approach to launching in new cities, again, unlike some of its predecessors.
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Paying for performance rather than seniority would be a start, by making employees less hesitant to leave oppressive firms and to seek out friendlier ones.
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That may or may not make for a better product but it will definitely make for friendlier treatment from regulators looking at the new coin.
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The sterling bond market is friendlier to UK Plc but sectors reliant on it -- utilities, housing and financials -- are closely linked to the domestic economy.
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"The domain name system was designed when the internet was a friendlier place, and there wasn't much thought of security put into it," Larson said.
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There are aspects of Trumpism that might be hard for old-fashioned Republicans like Lowry to swallow, such as protectionism and friendlier relations with Russia.
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It's actually friendlier to the younger generation than Uber is in terms of pricing and some of the various ways in which the app works.
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"The map only gets friendlier for us after tonight," Rubio told reporters during a trip to Puerto Rico, which holds a Republican primary on Sunday.
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The beef boils down to this: Rent-by-the-minute wheels seem harmless, even beneficial; able to serve transportation deserts, and carbon friendlier than taxis.
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"Buhari is likely to get a friendlier Senate president, which could mean more efficient executive-legislative coordination," said Amaka Anku, Africa director at Eurasia Group.
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Fed up with unreliable and dirty taxi rides, passengers migrated en masse to ride-hail apps that promised cleaner rides, friendlier drivers, and seamless payments.
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Energy resource development, actually quite robust during the Obama years, will likely face an even friendlier regulatory environment, but also increased litigation by project opponents.
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These findings point toward yet another strong argument for consumers to shift away from eating destructive meat products to eco-friendlier products, including meat substitutes.
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In Airbnb's defense, Mr. Lehane said that New York is the only major American city that has not worked with Airbnb to create friendlier laws.
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Since January, Kim has become the master of time, space, and causality, the essential concerns of geomorphology and its viewer-friendlier cousin, cosmo-morphology, a.k.a.
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"Sunday brings a far friendlier approach via category experts, and the best customer service mindset to help consumers take care of their lawns without fear."
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That comes amid a friendlier regulatory environment and a shift in monetary policy that will see the flow of money slow and interest rates rise.
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Job Creators Network (JCN) President Alfredo Ortiz said on Tuesday that states with Republican-led legislatures tend to be friendlier to small and large businesses.
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For many of them, simply the idea of an ever-friendlier and familiar America is a threat to the founding ideology of the Islamic republic.
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Mr. Fillon is reminiscent of President-elect Donald J. Trump in a significant way: He is friendlier toward Russia and its leader, Vladimir V. Putin.
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Are there communication and counterintelligence measures we might deploy to increase the odds that a post-theocratic Iran would be friendlier to the United States?
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Bottom line: Skip is betting that its friendlier, play-by-the-rules approach will help put it ahead of competitors like Bird, Lime and Spin.
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But last month, Trump said Russia was already sanctioned "at a high level" and that he was intent on returning the relationship to friendlier terms.
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" He called for friendlier relations with the Russian president, Vladimir V. Putin, and for the deportation of undocumented immigrants, drawing chants of "build that wall.
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But whether it's Ms. Whittaker's performance or Mr. Chibnall's conception, this feels like a different Doctor — friendlier, less angsty, more of a straightforward action hero.
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Too often, social media and technology are used as armor in social interactions—we can be friendlier and more self-confident from behind a screen.
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In 2015, Mr. Trudeau rose to power by promising to be friendlier, greener, more transparent and far less scandal-plagued than the previous Conservative government.
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The shift by The Post, among the friendlier news organizations toward Mr. Trump, was seen by proponents of gun control as a potentially favorable development.
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Mr. Trump was warmly received in China's most prominent news outlets, which praised him as a pragmatic leader who, nevertheless, could be friendlier toward China.
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Wefunder, an investment crowdfunding platform, announced an initiative Tuesday to help small businesses impacted by the coronavirus secure loans through its platform on friendlier terms.
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Analysts said the Iranians may have been hoping to lay low until the 2020 American presidential election when a friendlier administration might come to power.
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"May Allah put you on the right path, or destroy you," someone writing under the name Xalo Bero said in one of the friendlier remarks.
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And now that his tenure is ending on Friday, the agency has reached an inflection point, prompting Wall Street to hope for a friendlier regulator.
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Back in the 1970s, the Chinese gooseberry went global — cultivated in New Zealand and shipped to the world — after being rechristened as the friendlier kiwi.
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They're expected to be friendlier to a tax bill, although both have said they want to see a final version before making up their minds.
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Trump has proposed friendlier ties to Moscow, which he said would lead to greater partnership on a series of sticky global issues from Syria to Ukraine.
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After he reduced taxes, he should have been friendlier to other countries and try to convince everyone that the US is a great place to invest.
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And it is quite possible that such a gesture could have also opened up a new chapter of friendlier, more cooperative and more productive bilateral relations.
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More recently, it said it would try to replace all of the HP board members who rejected the offer previously with a friendlier slate of candidates.
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Al-Jadaan said foreign investments in the kingdom had jumped markedly since 2017 and that was down to a higher level of predictability and friendlier regulations.
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Trump, however, has another option: He could instead fire Rosenstein and replace him with someone friendlier to the Trump administration and more willing to constrain Mueller.
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Not only will biotechnology help us shrink mosquito populations, it'll allow us to build better mosquitoes—or at least mosquitoes that are friendlier to human existence.
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Claerhout was also hopeful that the U.S. election would yield an administration that would be friendlier to infrastructure projects and investors, such as the pension fund.
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Community Phone: Community Phone aims to be a friendlier wireless carrier, aggregating three existing wireless networks behind a company focused on a positive customer service experience.
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Ken Buck (R-Colo.), prevents attorneys from joining additional defendants to a lawsuit to keep the case in a state court that's friendlier to the plaintiff.
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Clinton and Trump were on friendlier terms in the mid-2000s, when she and husband Bill Clinton notably attended Trump's wedding to wife Melania in 2005.
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The group has started slowly, but could provide a meaningful boost to state-based efforts to draw friendlier House and state legislative district lines for Democrats.
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In Mexico, it is also doing well but the trend right now is leaning towards the more friendlier, ultra-premium, softer tequilas, like our Diamante line.
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Up until this point, Facebook-owned Instagram had escaped close scrutiny around how it impacted users, being seen as the friendlier, more wholesome version of Facebook.
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Now, however, the Saudis have found a friendlier partner in the Trump administration, which has signaled far greater willingness to strike a deal than its predecessors.
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Target Australia has friendlier staff, lower prices, and an easily navigable layout, whereas Targets in the US are often crowded, hard to navigate, and more expensive.
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It's simple and straightforward and there's no wires at all, which already makes the headset and controller a lot friendlier to pick up and play with.
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What if you were able to adopt a friendlier attitude about the presence of that anger, or were even compassionate towards the struggling part of you?
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But ridesharing companies had friends in the mayor's office, and Lee's advisors concluded the state CPUC offered a friendlier venue than the city's Board of Supervisors.
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As Democrats prepare to take over the U.S. House of Representatives, abortion foes are shifting their efforts to a friendlier branch of government: the Trump administration.
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Still, Trump maintains that being friendlier with Russia is a "good thing, not a bad thing" — but it's unlikely the new Democrat-led House will agree.
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Under the circumstances, is trying to make the United States an even friendlier place to invest really the best way to boost middle-class living standards?
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Sanders is behind in the delegate race and down in the polls; the remaining states are demographically much friendlier to Biden than they are to Sanders.
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Since taking office, President Trump has developed a far friendlier relationship with the royal family, and the crown prince in particular, than President Barack Obama had.
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"They chose this much friendlier, sort of funny thing to watch that sort of [entices] you in, and brings you into the process instead," O'Kane said.
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" Among them are the Ambuskis, who wanted a home with "less crime, better jobs, friendlier people, improved services, less traffic and a more politically conservative atmosphere.
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The White House put out the announcement as evidence that Trump, who still opposes same-sex marriage, is friendlier to LGBTQ rights than his Republican predecessors.
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Perhaps red-state senators, or even some senators in swing states, might think their states are friendlier to the bill than the nation as a whole.
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But Sanders won New Hampshire, got the most votes in Iowa, is leading national polls, and is headed to states that might be friendlier to him.
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But there has been a very definitive effort to nudge the president in the direction of a friendlier relationship with China to deal with North Korea.
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The EPA is now allowing certain facilities to be subject to less-stringent regulations and is letting companies use friendlier math in calculating their expected emissions.
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The rise of dry riesling in Germany over the last 20 years gave the authorities an additional incentive to make wine labels friendlier to the public.
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In recent years, a half-dozen class-action lawsuits have been filed against auto manufacturers on claims that today's eco-friendlier wiring is irresistible to rodents.
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Republicans, who are friendlier to big business but accuse tech platforms (without evidence) of discriminating against right-leaning content, have set up the Internet Accountability Project.
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The two appeared to be on friendlier terms when Trump reportedly considered Romney to be his secretary of State before picking Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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I would say that generally in a European context the religious voices have been the friendlier ones, because they've had to reconcile themselves with mass atheism.
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If anything, Trump's Thursday event with drone makers, wireless giants and investors should offer those industries an opportunity to lobby their federal overseers for friendlier regulation.
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But he has always had very specific, very hard-line pro-Russian policies — questioning NATO, altering the GOP platform to be friendlier to Russia on Ukraine.
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They face a formidable challenger in Australia, where lithium must be expensively crushed out of rock and shipped to China for processing, but investment conditions are friendlier.
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But really, the priority is for countries to reform, to bring their unemployment rate lower, to create productivity, to be business friendlier in each and every country.
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Sensing that he now had the social upper hand, Jack became friendlier, asking questions about my project and showing genuine enthusiasm by the time I said goodbye.
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Experts have noted that, Sri Lanka forged friendlier relationships with China under Rajapaksa's presidency, and Colombo was seemingly more willing to accept Chinese investments during his tenure.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - After a tumultuous opening month in the White House, President Donald Trump is heading to a friendlier, familiar and potentially rejuvenating place: the campaign trail.
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This would restrict the flow of technology and cash to China, possibly on a permanent basis if American companies find a friendlier place to invest and operate.
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Tulsi Gabbard (Hawaii), a onetime Sanders supporter who is now friendlier to conservatives (on abortion, on whether to impeach the president) than anyone else in the race.
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It's also dominated by product announcements and business deals, while Vegas was smaller and friendlier, which is better for sparking odd conversations between people from different industries.
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Bumble is a dating app with a friendlier feel and an unusual feature: In opposite-sex matches, it allows only female users to make the first move.
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In Germany it wants Angela Merkel gone, a strong AfD in the Bundestag and a government led by the Social Democrats, who are traditionally friendlier to Moscow.
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Dollar General, however, ventures into places where the last grocery shop often closed years ago, which is why its reception by locals tends to be much friendlier.
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Friendlier wolves may have been fed extra scraps, or more frightening wolves might have been killed — and over time, this group of wolves eventually evolved into dogs.
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Even more enticing than the site's expansive, rainbow-hued selection are its seriously wallet-friendly prices — which, we're happy to report, just got a little bit friendlier.
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So if you're looking to replace your old Rift or thinking about getting into VR for the first time, the Rift S should be a friendlier option.
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Even the logo has been subtly revamped—the sharp corners of the stylized lightning-bolt 'M' have been rounded, to signal that a friendlier experience lies ahead.
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In early April, the Texas Senator looked like he was ascendant: The dump Trump PACs were reenergized, and donors started looking at him with a friendlier eye.
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Iran Hamed Mousavi, a political science professor at Iran's Tehran University, said that Trump's attempts to strike a friendlier tone in Saudi Arabia were hard to swallow.
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The tax cuts are much friendlier territory for Republicans than Trump's tweets, said John Feehery, a lobbyist and former senior Republican aide in the House of Representatives.
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The deal reportedly will keep a majority of the jobs in the state in exchange for friendlier business regulations and an overhauling of the corporate tax code.
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Color differentiates apps and creates personality, and for the new icons we chose hues that are bolder, lighter and friendlier — a nod to how Office has evolved.
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Wall Street analysts and investors suggested that the Trump administration might be friendlier to deals, and that Humana could again be a target for Anthem or Cigna.
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Even Trump's pick for secretary of defense, retired General James Mattis, strenuously disagrees with him on NATO and on the wisdom of seeking friendlier ties with Russia.
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Musical styles to me are like porous containers which can sift through difficult ideas and make them friendlier to different folks, based on their individual entrance narratives.
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The impact: While accused Russians are safe within the confines of Russia, they are no longer able to travel to any country with a friendlier extradition policy.
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Britain's Middle East policy would be revolutionised, with a more hostile stance towards Israel and the Gulf states, particularly Saudi Arabia, and a friendlier one to Iran.
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Even during the height of anti-porn fervor, there was a small but significant minority of conservatives who were much friendlier to pornography, largely on libertarian grounds.
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It's also time to put teeth into our anti-terrorism policies by relocating the U.S. airbase in Qatar to friendlier territory, such as the United Arab Emirates.
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German collectors who bought a one-way ticket to London for their art may want to move to a tax-friendlier location, such as Amsterdam, she advised.
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Just one day after offering six hours of grueling testimony on Capitol Hill, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg joked about the experience in front of a friendlier audience.
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" Trump, who vowed during the campaign to have a friendlier relationship with Russia than his predecessors, issued a tweet Sunday complaining about the "phony Russian Witch Hunt.
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Even if it is something small like being friendlier to random co-workers or getting up to walk away from your desk once an hour, it helps.
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It's since become a wildly popular accessory at music festivals like Coachella, though its materials (flowers) are far friendlier on hard-partying desert dwellers and their wallets.
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Some U.S. officials and political analysts have said Putin could believe businessman Trump would be friendlier to Russia than Clinton, especially when it came to economic sanctions.
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That also makes it a lot friendlier to people who'd like to move about the city in business attire without showing up for meetings covered in sweat.
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Republican members of Congress are quietly advancing what appears to be a foreign policy at odds with President Trump's — tougher on Russia, friendlier to NATO and Europe.
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Some commentators in Japan expressed concern that Mr. Moon's friendlier approach to North Korea could lead to military collaboration between the two countries that might imperil Japan.
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Oil industry in 'shambles' It's possible that the crackdown on Venezuela speeds the ouster of Maduro, clearing the way for friendlier relations with opposition leader Juan Guaido.
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And the company can just reconvene the independent committee and try again — or even just move out of Delaware, where Facebook is incorporated, to a friendlier state.
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At several points in his news conference, Trump appeared to take a friendlier tone toward North Korea than he did toward many of Washington's G-6900 allies.
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Such was the case with President Obama, who called NAFTA a "big mistake" on the campaign trail, only to later adopt a much friendlier approach to trade.
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Trump's press secretary Stephanie Grisham, who has noticeably not given any briefings from the White House briefing room, did venture into the friendlier surroundings of Fox News.
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It's the Democrats, after all, who failed to pass both comprehensive immigration reform and a much more limited, broadly popular DREAM Act under much friendlier political climates.
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The Israeli leader, in other words, was apparently willing to literally sell out a political ally to ensure that he got friendlier coverage in the Israeli press.
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He's one of the inspirations [for the journalist character], but he had a much friendlier relationship with her and the Kennedy family than depicted in those scenes.
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Banks have been broadly expected to report higher investment banking fees this year as lower U.S. corporate tax rates and a friendlier regulatory environment encourage deal making.
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They also foresaw a policy regime friendlier to fossil fuel extraction and likely to sharply reduce regulation of major financial institutions, meaning those sectors in particular boomed.
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Air travel can be a pretty inhumane experience, but every once in awhile a fellow passenger does something that makes the skies feel just a little bit friendlier.
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That's not a new feature — I have a few destinations that constantly live on my Uber homescreen now — but the personalization could make opening Uber a friendlier experience.
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London studio ustwo's rather friendlier-on-the-blood-pressure Land's End is the sort of tailor-made VR experience that can have the doubters double-checking their opinions.
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Headlined by a new translation feature for the Google Assistant called Interpreter Mode, Google hopes its Assistant can help bridge language gaps in a smarter and friendlier way.
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She had attracted the attention of the ISI by promoting friendlier ties with Pakistan&aposs archrival India and by criticizing militant groups with links to the security forces.
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If you're already teamed up with someone, things will definitely feel flirty (or, if the relationship is nonromantic, platonically friendlier) with Venus hanging out in your opposite sign.
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Still, his strong finish will put pressure on both Donald Trump and Marco Rubio to step up in New Hampshire, where they presumably will be in friendlier territory.
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Quick facts: Battle lines: The Federation of American Hospitals endorsed the Ways and Means bill, which is friendlier to hospitals worried about payment cuts in the other approaches.
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The nominee has been friendlier to companies than to workers and consumers, and trumpets the rights of religious entities to exempt themselves from rules like Obamacare's contraceptive mandate.
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As an agency that gives money to countries, USAID often has a friendlier, more cooperative relationship with governments in poor nations than, for example, Pentagon-led efforts might.
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Republicans have been struggling to make their tax cuts seem friendlier to poor and middle-class Americans without having to scrap big breaks for the wealthy and corporations.
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Think of Trump's friendly relationship with the media back when he felt the media was friendlier to him — a comparison the president himself made at his press conference.
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The brokerage firm could seek out another large tenant to fill the space, or divide it into two less-expensive locations that would be friendlier to small businesses.
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But with a few exceptions, states that voted for Trump in the 2016 presidential election tended to also favor the books that cast him in a friendlier light.
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That came later that night, at the "toga foam party," which is exactly what it sounds like — a sexier, friendlier, more grown-up version of a frat party.
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So, Southwest changed its all-caps Helvetica font to a thicker, custom-made Southwest Sans font that included lowercase letters — changes meant to convey a softer, friendlier tone.
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But in Castro's later years and during his brother's reign, Cuba has also seemed poised to pivot, although gradually, to a friendlier stance toward capitalism and foreign enterprise.
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He gets no money from his legal work, and when I visited, he had just quit a telemarketing job in favor of a slightly friendlier web development gig.
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It's worth noting as well that the industry has done little to help save the Affordable Care Act, another proposal that was seen as friendlier to business interests.
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This makes the ABLE account friendlier for families who may not have millions of dollars to provide their children but have just enough to set aside each year.
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The other thing is that Status Audio's sound is much friendlier to the ear, lacking the strident highs of the M27506s and delivering a tighter, more satisfying bass.
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Even in friendlier times, American officials complained about the shameful state of human rights in the kingdom, where women are restricted, critics are lashed and beheadings are common.
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Later, under friendlier Republican questioning, Mr. Sondland explained his ignorance by saying he had too many "cables and other things to read" to pay attention to Mr. Giuliani.
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Russia has flourished as a regional power, and Trump's pursuit of friendlier relations with President Vladimir Putin has been a major stumbling block to any concerted Western response.
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During the campaign, Graham was a strong GOP critic of Trump, including on his friendlier stance toward Russia, and chose to vote instead for independent candidate Evan McMullin.
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But to hear Instagram tell it, the move marks of one of the company's most aggressive steps yet to make its platform a friendlier place for younger users.
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A friendlier, less disciplined sister of abstinence, this philosophy aims to reduce the overall level of drug use among people who are unable or simply unwilling to stop.
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The moon/Jupiter alignment that follows at 212:217 PM carries us through the afternoon with friendlier vibes that give a nod toward cultural exploration and open-mindedness.
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So it's no surprise that many are cheering the possibility that one of their own could push the FDA to be friendlier to entrepreneurs and make experimentation easier.
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Sekaran highlighted Chong's work as an example of how businesses are becoming friendlier to marijuana users—StockPot's success shows there's a demand for new visuals representing cannabis users.
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From an analytic perspective, the Raptors feel his elite rebounding should translate, and his defensive metrics are friendlier than his reputation in terms of impact at that end.
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The #WalkUpNotOut campaign doesn't say anything explicit about gun control or gun violence; it encourages creating a friendlier school environment for children who might feel bullied or ostracized.
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Mathematics so reformulated would be far friendlier to computers and allow mathematicians to talk to computers in a language that was much closer to how mathematicians ordinarily think.
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If trade agreements serve mainly to reshuffle income to capital and corporations, the answer is to rebalance them to make them friendlier to labor and society at large.
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"The generational shift in Milwaukee has been huge," said Ms. Wolf, adding that the city has lately become cleaner, more focused on the arts and friendlier to bicyclists.
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But with companies in neighboring Poland also facing a severe labor shortage, most Ukranians have opted to go there, lured by higher wages and friendlier labor-immigration policies.
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All of this has opened the door for smaller countries to provide a friendlier environment, separate from private efforts — such as in Puerto Rico — to create crypto havens.
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The legislature may have become more diverse during her years in office, but that did not make it friendlier to priorities set by her and other African-Americans.
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Consumers who want healthier and climate-friendlier meal options can ask cafeterias to add more vegan and vegetarian options to the menu, replacing some meat options, Garnett advised.
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But learning how to communicate through sign language is an important step in making the world a friendlier place for people who are deaf or hard of hearing.
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The polling outlet's methodology has frequently been questioned by mainstream pollsters, some of whom have accused Rasmussen of being friendlier to Trump and harboring a pro-Republican bias.
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Canada is making the case that it's a friendlier place for immigrants and is offering a two-week fast track called global skills visa for some foreign workers.
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Two years later, having renamed the Mexico City policy to the friendlier-sounding Protecting Life in Global Health Assistance, he went further than any Republican president before him.
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The Xbox Series X will come with a new Bluetooth-enabled controller that's a little smaller than previous ones, which may be friendlier to hands of different sizes.
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"If you have a parliament that is friendlier to the executive branch, things tend to move forward more easily," said Rabii, chief executive of investment group Turquoise Partners.
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Tulsi Gabbard of Hawaii, a onetime Sanders supporter who is now friendlier to conservatives (on abortion, on whether to impeach the president) than anyone else in the race.
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And while a number of popular apps already help people categorize their spending and manage their budgets, Apple could get a lift by providing a friendlier user experience.
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Still, all of the stores are skillfully merchandised, and the sales associates are as knowledgeable and attentive as anyone working at Bergdorf Goodman or Barney's — and noticeably friendlier.
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Even if it is something small like being friendlier to random co-workers or getting up to walk away from your desk once an hour, it helps. Reflect.
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After South Carolina, the Republican race may grow even friendlier for Mr. Trump and Mr. Cruz as the campaign heads to a series of conservative Southern states in March.
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With the deal closing sometime in the second quarter of next year, Cramer thinks that Trump's regulators will be friendlier to the deal than Obama's regulators would have been.
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In general, a Trump administration is likely to be much friendlier towards oil, gas and coal producers, and less receptive to arguments from renewable energy and clean technology firms.
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On Thursday, in a rambling series of remarks, he suggested that he would gain politically if he was antagonistic toward Russia instead of being open to a friendlier relationship.
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Attendance always climbs in the summer, when schools are closed and the thermometer is friendlier, and Manfred said he thinks "weather's a big part" of the drop so far.
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JFK-era politics As he peers down at Pacific beaches on either side of the fence, Guerra harks back to what he views as a friendlier period of diplomacy.
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Another Republican candidate, Frank Wagner, a state senator from the resort city of Virginia Beach, is friendlier towards Mr Trump even though he originally backed John Kasich of Ohio.
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The Hungarian government's stance on CEU is proof that the Trump administration's friendlier approach to the country isn't working, said the former official, who requested anonymity to speak openly.
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Cynical measures like the one found unconstitutional in Whole Woman's Health—so-called Targeted Regulation of Abortion (TRAP) laws closing clinics for trivial reasons—will get a friendlier reception.
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"They were rebuilding the city to be friendlier to bikes...at a massive scale and rapid speed," says Kate Fillin-Yeh of America's National Association of City Transportation Officials.
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So, too, has Trump lent his support to Kushner's attempts at managing friendlier ties with Mexico, even as the President continues his controversial plan to construct a border wall.
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A third of the party is still behind him in Wisconsin, which could easily translate to 40 percent or more support in friendlier states like New York or California.
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And even if they win the Senate, if they can't get a friendlier Supreme Court pick, they'd be left defending an open seat on the Supreme Court until 2020.
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In a cultural sense, Apple has leaned hard into making emoji friendlier for everyone, from expanding gender diversity to replacing its gun emoji with a family friendly squirt gun.
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China's authorities earlier this year put a halt to a streaming service started by Disney with Alibaba, a Chinese internet giant; they are unlikely to be friendlier to Netflix.
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By contrast, Europe has proven to be much friendlier territory for the world's No. 3 smartphone maker, as it looks to derail Apple and Samsung as the smartphone leaders.
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The fee applies to both plastic and paper, and is intended to discourage the use of disposable bags in favor of bags that are sturdier, environmentally friendlier and reusable.
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That's a far friendlier spot for Democrats — a New York Times's analysis of the new district found that Trump would have won it by just 3 points in 21625.
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And a friendlier SEC could act to roll back rules on industry-opposed measures like requiring companies to disclose the pay ratio between their CEO and the average employee.
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But Latin America has opened up to trade with the United States lately, as left-wing governments have been replaced with regimes friendlier to American policies in the region.
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This is a question I'm sure Lyft has gotten a lot as well, that your entire pitch is that you're friendlier to drivers, that you care about your partners.
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But Fox & Friends was always friendlier to Trump, a frequent caller to the show, and its coverage was a preview of how the rest of the network would evolve.
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While it has talked about going public, like many companies looking to IPO, it has decided it's better to wait for the markets to get friendlier to tech IPOs.
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He'll also be looking to drive up voter turnout in friendlier terrain for him, including rural counties in the southern part of the state and the areas around Mobile.
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And while it's true that Lincoln freed the slaves and his Republican Party was friendlier to civil rights, all of that happened before the recent realignment of American politics.
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He is likely to be shadowed by the young cornerback Vernon Hargreaves, a much friendlier assignment than facing the Pro-Bowler Brent Grimes, who will be on Brandin Cooks.
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Plus, Robbie proved she has chemistry with McKinnon when they played Fox News cohorts in Bombshell — though their relationship was far friendlier than Carole and Joe's ever could be.
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It is using that power to spread a preferred global narrative, part of a broader push by the government to present a friendlier, less menacing image to the world.
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The meeting with Mr. Putin will be closely analyzed for signs that Mr. Trump is friendlier to his Russian counterpart than to the leaders he is meeting in Brussels.
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The approach is unusual -- many other Democratic presidential contenders have sworn off money from corporate PACs, but accept money from those friendlier to Democratic interests, like labor unions. Sen.
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Japan Tobacco could benefit from a U.S. market that is friendlier to reduced-risk smoking products, Cowen wrote, but its PloomTech tobacco vaporizer is still in its early stages.
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Even if Google's products never get to the point of being friendlier to consumers, as Alter has suggested, Google has made a conscious decision to put profits at risk.
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If you're looking to save big on taxes by packing up your small business and shipping it to a friendlier state, it may be time to hit the brakes.
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Yet even as the Trump administration has sought to develop friendlier ties with Russia, the relationship is under continued strain over Moscow's seizure of Crimea and interference in Ukraine.
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The musical "Amazing Grace" struggled to find an audience on Broadway in 2015, but now it will head to friendlier territory: the new Museum of the Bible in Washington.
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If Democrat Conor Lamb wins, he could instead decide to run in November in the neighboring 85033th District — now a friendlier terrain for Democrats — where he'd face GOP Rep.
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The move signals friendlier relations between the government of the Gulf's most popular business and tourist destination and what is becoming one of the best known global transport brands.
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A rebound in oil prices from a two-year slump and prospects of friendlier regulatory and tax policies in the United States are stoking consolidation in the pipeline industry.
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And Mexico's new leftist president, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, invited Mr. Maduro to his own inauguration and has taken a friendlier stance in relations with Venezuela than his predecessor.
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But that doesn't make this latest AT&T deal any less worrisome, especially if President Trump's administration takes a friendlier view of it than candidate Trump seemed to do.
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Many foreign countries where these are not major industries have intellectual property rules that are friendlier to consumers of medicines and TV shows and less friendly to their producers.
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The latest updates are part of the company's recent PR blitz meant to make the ride-hailing app friendlier to drivers, beginning with finally introducing a tipping system in June.
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Asus, purveyor of the world's finest arachnid overlord wireless router designs, has gone back to the drawing board and come up with a new look that's much friendlier to humans.
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Berkshire is seen as a friendlier owner, but Buffett said 3G's cuts have been "extremely intelligent," and did not appear a threat to Kraft Heinz's ability to produce packaged goods.
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Federal prosecutors have said Butina did not engage in "traditional" spy craft, but worked behind the scenes to make inroads in conservative political circles and promote friendlier U.S.-Russian relations.
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And IBM, in particular, has spent years trying to tell a friendlier, less economically catastrophic story about AI in the nation's capital — a campaign that it will continue this week.
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Europe on edge Obama departs Riyadh Thursday for friendlier London, where after lunching with Queen Elizabeth II he'll turn his attention to his self-styled "bro," Prime Minister David Cameron.
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They wouldn't mind having a friendlier ear on the board when it comes to patching up the holes that the P.C.A.O.B.'s inspectors expose — what is called the remediation process.
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After a prolonged battle with San Francisco's NIMBY empire, George Lucas announced two years ago that he would take his giant filmmaking museum project to the friendlier shores of Chicago.
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It works alongside convention staff and helps guide shows to becoming friendlier to people with mental health issues, while also helping to alleviate the stress of hosting such big productions.
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Until Twitter adequately addresses concerns about harassment on their platform, every change to make the user experience friendlier will end up being used to spread and fuel hate and hostility.
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Part of the unusually large deals being yanked hinges on Washington regulators' aversion toward inversion deals that would let U.S. companies relocate headquarters to friendlier tax climates in other countries.
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Everything considered Button Mapper is the friendlier and slightly more comprehensive of the two apps, though Buttons Remapper has some unique tricks up its sleeve that Button Mapper can't do.
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On the regulatory side, Gardner said the two men would accelerate a Trump administration push to make rules friendlier for community and regional banks rather than big Wall Street institutions.
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As for Ted Cruz, he beat expectations in a state where he wasn't supposed to do well, which bodes well for him heading into friendlier political territory in the South.
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In the last six months, it's become clear to the company that it needs to take a friendlier approach in many aspects of its business, including its relationship with drivers.
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There's Lyft, which is positioning itself as the driver friendly alternative to Uber, and the upcoming Juno, which is positioning itself as the driver-friendlier alternative to Uber and Lyft.
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As Ray and Shatique become friendlier during the course of some weekly rides together, it is gradually revealed that their destination is a prison where her brother is an inmate.
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Twitter shares have rallied this year on expectations that moves to make the service a friendlier place to interact with other users would also make it more attractive to advertisers.
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Some people will benefit through higher pay, but others will just find themselves unable to find work unless they move to a different state that's friendlier to opening new restaurants.
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First, native sons and daughters are coming home from the coasts to build businesses where things are cheaper, they can have a back yard, and the people are ostensibly friendlier.
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Jeff Weaver, a top Sanders strategist, pointed me to friendlier states like Wisconsin as part of a pathway for him to win the 1,991 delegates needed to capture the nomination.
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Although President Trump said in January that Pakistan had "given us nothing but lies and deceit," the State Department has recently taken a friendlier line with Mr. Khan's new government.
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President Trump's newly minted financial regulatory team — growing in size with recent confirmations — is sounding a friendlier tone than its predecessor, which restricted the industry following the 2008 bank bailouts.
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Rather, China's efforts are intended to present a friendlier face to global leaders, who gathered in Beijing on Friday for a conference to mark the sixth year of the initiative.
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That raises the question of whether the friendlier climate in Washington will engender greater compliance, or foster the view that a violation will result in only an expensive speeding ticket.
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At issue is how long into the presidential campaign the Moscow opportunity was under consideration — at the time, questions were swirling about Mr. Trump's desire for friendlier ties to Russia.
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In some ways, New Hampshire could be even friendlier territory than Iowa for a beat-Trump-at-all-costs moderate like Klobuchar, since independents can vote in its Democratic primary.
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" She became a friendlier, more oratorical version of herself, and then a delightfully inconsequential eccentric, lauding "love's extraordinary-ordinary stubbornness" or announcing, "Writing is exciting / and baseball is like writing.
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In the style of a man past caring about conservatives, he recently gave an audience to an American Jesuit, James Martin, who favours a friendlier Catholic stance towards gay people.
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For the most part, states have been moving toward making it easier for people to switch teams, but Idaho went the other direction with legislation that was friendlier to employers.
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With moves like this SEC decision, we risk more jobs, innovations and businesses seeking friendlier regulatory environments in Europe and Asia, where the appetite for fintech innovation is markedly greater.
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In a series of tweets condemning the resolution, incoming president Trump signaled he would be turning the page to a new, friendlier chapter of US-Israeli relations once he took office.
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As Uber struggles with its image, its smaller rival is trying to raise more than $500 million, which would value the friendlier-seeming ride-hail company at more than $6 billion.
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But at an airline trade expo this week, Netflix announced a new initiative that could make flying the friendly skies a little friendlier by bringing faster wi-fi to multiple airlines.
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It would follow that better user tracking, new anti-abuse features, and algorithmic tweaks to weed out low-value interactions would all be working to make the internet safer and friendlier.
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Some see Tillerson's nomination as part of Trump's efforts to forge a friendlier relationship with Russia, and many lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are deeply skeptical of that endeavor.
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Planned Parenthood has also recently opened a new, 18,000-square-foot clinic just about 13 miles from its St. Louis location — but in Illinois, which is far friendlier to abortion rights.
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While she was secretary of state, however, Clinton and Weinstein maintained a friendlier relationship, with the movie producer offering to send Clinton and her aide movies he believed they would enjoy.
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For example, Republicans may be more vocal about increasing oil production and friendlier to hydraulic fracturing, but investors don't necessarily think their support would have any near-term impact, he said.
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The lawsuit is proof that ride-hail companies pitching themselves as friendlier alternatives to Uber and Lyft are still not immune to much of the upheaval that has plagued those apps.
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That's according to the New York Post, which said the company feels that the Justice Department in the Trump administration will be friendlier to business and might be willing to settle.
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In March, the lab also published a new evaluation of the Salmon Cannon, finding that the latest Salmon Cannon system is a "fish-friendlier and more flexible option" for dam operators.
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Because of the work food tech companies like Geltor are doing today, we may soon have a much safer, eco-friendlier, and humane way of bringing animal products to our tables.
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The Pomeranian, who often comes to "work" wearing a bowtie, likes to help his mom by making her gallery a "friendlier" place and even attempting to sell a painting or two.
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Instead of invoking religion or using fear tactics, speakers at the gathering suggested anti-abortion advocates take on a friendlier demeanor and deploy the girl-power messaging common in mainstream feminism.
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Washington (CNN)Barack Obama is set to attend his first political event since leaving office, a Thursday fundraiser for a new group aimed at helping Democrats draw friendlier legislative district lines.
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That's in addition to the friendlier environment AT&T finds itself in as a result of the Trump administration's assault on consumer protections ranging from net neutrality to broadband privacy guidelines.
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Three years later, V.L. legally adopted the children during the couple's brief stint living in Georgia (where the law was friendlier to gay adoption), and E.L. fully consented to joint custody.
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The new machine has a more upright riding position and friendlier price tag than Lightning's debut LS-218 — a $38,453, 218 mph superbike touted as the world's fastest production street motorcycle.
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But it seems the main stage in the fight over access to guns may shift to the state and local levels, where reforms have had a somewhat friendlier reception among lawmakers.
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After the election results in November 2016, business and consumer confidence immediately surged, as there was a broadly-held view that the new administration would take a friendlier approach toward business.
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But he liked it very much with the tomato gratin, also perhaps predictable, as a tomato roasted in the oven is a different, friendlier-to-barbera proposition than sun-dried tomatoes.
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And because these companies were born online, where reputations live and die on word of mouth, they are likely to offer friendlier, more responsive customer service than their faceless offline counterparts.
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Why conclude a deal now with PM May when there is the real prospect that one could be negotiating with someone friendlier to the European project than she appears to be?
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The major league season once had fewer than 28 games, and warmer places with friendlier climates — like California — allowed for longer playing seasons and more time to train, Mr. Thorn explained.
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Now, vaccination teams will take a friendlier approach, ask fewer questions, make fewer follow-up visits, and stop recording extensive details about the families they visit, Pakistan's polio eradication program announced.
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Iran may instead be hoping to try to ride out the economic squeeze in the hope that it will find a friendlier American president to negotiate with after the 2020 elections.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo recently acknowledged to Michael J. Morell, a former acting director of the C.I.A., that the administration's strategy would not coerce Iranian leaders into a friendlier stance.
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The agency said it favors floppy-eared dogs over pointy-eared dogs, especially in the jobs that require interacting with traveling passengers, because floppy-eared dogs appear friendlier and less aggressive.
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Steve McNamara, general secretary of the Licensed Taxi Drivers' Association, which represents about half the city's 23,000 cabbies, said he was unconvinced by Uber's efforts to project a friendlier corporate image.
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"After 70 years of little progress, this could be the last opportunity they will ever have," Mr. Trump said, though a Democratic successor could prove much friendlier to the Palestinian cause.
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Lyft presents itself as a friendlier version of Uber, which is facing investigations by governments around the world, including in Canada, over its cover up of a massive 2016 data breach.
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It's why I suspect the FBI and former FBI officials can't run fast enough to stay away from hearings in front the Senate Judiciary Committee and seek to find friendlier forums.
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There is also another unexpected benefit: As the Police Department has sought to project its friendlier side in an era of low crime, the Smart car has been an effective icebreaker.
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Nearly 50 years later, Michael Flynn had private discussions with the Russians that seemed to promise them a friendlier American policy — if they could just sit tight until Trump was inaugurated.
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I also vaguely remember my father telling me that at some point the earth is going to run out of space to bury people, so cremation is friendlier to the environment.
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Butina also appears to have been advised by a Republican political consultant, Paul Erickson, on how she could influence US politics and the GOP in particular to be friendlier to Russia.
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With his shaggy hair in a tiny, pointed ponytail above his forehead, he looks smaller, younger, friendlier, and boyishly cuter than his suave fashion ads and tough-guy publicity photos suggest.
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The summit statement hardened previous EU language on Russia's alleged role as Macron and others helped May to overcome hesitation on the part of some states that feel friendlier to Moscow.
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Both Graham and Flake have in the past proven unusually willing to criticize Trump compared with other Republican politicians, though in recent months, Graham has tended to take a friendlier tone.
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Iowa could stand as a marker of Trump's ceiling—or it could be the highest hurdle he has to face before a series of states that are much friendlier to his campaign.
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Android is friendlier towards USB storage and if you've got a USB-C phone and a USB-C flash drive you can just plug one straight into the other to access files.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met Trump in Washington last week, building on expectations of a friendlier relationship with the Republican president after a fractious eight years dealing with Democrat Barack Obama.
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The friendlier, cuddlier company that people can use guilt-free because employees aren't being sexually harassed and drivers aren't being berated by the CEO and there's even an in-app tipping option!
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Ultimately, that Apple may be forced to be friendlier, out of fear it gets roped into investigations currently ensnaring its more seedy tech rivals, is perhaps the best devs can ask for.
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During my three month review of my first job out of college, my boss — while simultaneously denying me a promised pay bump — directly told me I needed to be "friendlier" over email.
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K-cup consumers in the United States can expect their single-serving coffees to be friendlier to the environment in 2020, said the CEO of Keurig Dr Pepper, which makes the pods.
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While controlled flares are less polluting than straight-up leaks, because most of the methane is converted into the technically-climate-friendlier gas carbon dioxide, the practice is by no means clean.
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The regulatory environment will improve, supporting the scaling of bigger companies in more diverse markets, through easier and more transparent access to foreign investments, friendlier labor laws and a simpler tax code.
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Trump, after all, is a businessman who has dabbled in the market, on top of representing a Republican Party that is supposed to be friendlier to business interests and Wall Street culture.
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Razer says that not only is its system more universal since it relies on USB-C, it's also friendlier to use and doesn't always require a reboot when plugging the enclosure in.
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This would be akin to President Franklin Roosevelt's "court packing" scheme announced in 6900 to increase the size of the court to shape it to be friendlier to his New Deal programs.
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American companies may not seek so-called tax inversions, which have drawn the ire of the Obama administration, if the government passes reforms friendlier to business, Merck CEO Kenneth Frazier contended Wednesday.
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According to Martín Tanaka, a political scientist at Lima's Catholic University, "she promises efficiency and order, and is a symbol [of Fujimorismo] with a friendlier and more reasonable face" than her father.
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The most recent public polling, by Roanoke College, suggests that Mrs Clinton and Donald Trump are tied in Virginia, which tends to be friendlier to Democrats in higher turnout state-wide elections.
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"While there are some concerns about potential to drive continued and sustainable growth in equities, the business is quite a bit friendlier in the new regulatory order," said Nomura analyst Steven Chubak.
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The larger maps and resource-gathering inherent to battle royale experiences do tend to be friendlier and more approachable than the more traditional online play that Call of Duty is known for.
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Prosecutors previously said Butina spent years infiltrating US political groups at the behest of her mentor, Kremlin-linked banker Alexander Torshin, to push the groups to adopt a friendlier position toward Russia.
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That district is far friendlier for Democrats than the district he looks poised to win in the special election — the Cook Political Report rates the new 17th District as a toss-up.
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That is what the Massachusetts suit is about, as well as establishing jurisdiction in a friendlier court than the one in Los Angeles that just dismissed a suit challenging Mr. Redstone's competency.
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The world of New York artists was friendlier, less hierarchical and less impenetrable and competitive than London, where all anybody talked about were the Young British Artists and the death of painting.
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It is also unnecessary to U.S. security, as Iran—against Pomeo's "march" narrative—is at best a regional power balanced by nearby states friendlier to Washington, like Israel, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia.
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Although the tax reform has created a friendlier environment for start-ups, regulations need to be pared down in order for the U.S. to stay competitive, said John Chambers, former Cisco CEO.
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Clinton by more than 300 delegates, and although his campaign says friendlier terrain is ahead, state polls of Democrats do not indicate that the race is likely to shift in his favor.
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Indeed, the Obama administration promoted a friendlier environment for the community, even cloaking the White House in rainbow-bright colors when the Supreme Court ruled in favor of marriage equality in 2015.
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The Federal Communications Commission is on track to proceed with such a repeal, while GOP lawmakers on Capitol Hill are beginning to ponder if they should implement friendlier rules as a replacement.
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But a nagging question has been hanging over the industry: Would banks, taking their cue from rising economic optimism and a friendlier White House, significantly increase their lending to businesses and households?
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And while they're less common, budget-friendlier options in top-end destinations like Tahiti and the Maldives are available to flexible travelers as well who are able to visit in slower periods.
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As more countries around the world weigh friendlier cannabis policies, it's likely that we'll see cannabis growing shift to warmer climates — where the plants can grow outdoors, much like any other crop.
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But otherwise his westerly journey will occur outside the nation's most populous state and its hubs of American entertainment and technology in favor of friendlier territory in states like Arizona and Nevada.
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The effort to install a friendlier management team at the helm of Naftogaz was taken up by America's energy secretary, Rick Perry, in his conversations with Volodymyr Zelensky, the new Ukrainian president.
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U.S.-Cuba relations, however, remain a politically sensitive subject for millions of Cuban-Americans, who fled the Caribbean nation under Fidel Castro's rule and largely object to friendlier ties with the regime.
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Her Russian counterpart, Vitaly I. Churkin, told reporters after the meeting that it would be "frivolous" to speculate on whether the Trump administration would be friendlier than that of President Barack Obama.
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Clinton defeated Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont by crushing him in New York City and its suburbs, easily winning black and Hispanic voters and holding down his margins in friendlier upstate areas.
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"Instead of giant screens and inaudible public address systems, the airports are presenting information in a much friendlier way," said Paul Tumpowsky, chief executive of Skylark, a travel agency in New York.
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Think air purification systems, guided meditations narrated by Deepak Chopra, light meant to help regulate circadian rhythm, in-room yoga equipment from Alo, and hypoallergenic wood floors for an allergy-friendlier environment.
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A proposed trade deal involving the US, Mexico, and Canada — known as USMCA — had just passed the House, after Brown helped negotiate new language that would make it friendlier to organized labor.
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Add to the retirements the fact that Pennsylvania's Supreme Court threw out a GOP-drawn congressional map in favor of one friendlier to Democrats, and it puts plenty more seats in play.
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Lewandowski faced friendlier questions from Republican lawmakers, who unsuccessfully sought to have the hearing adjourned early on and accused Democrats of pursuing an endless and fruitless investigation of Trump for political purposes.
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Realizing the futility of that approach, he hesitantly changed to a more cooperative and friendlier posture — effectively turning into a supplicant for contact and attention with an aloof, hostile and indifferent Chinese leadership.
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Margie Patel, senior portfolio manager with Wells Fargo Asset Management, thinks the bull market is certainly going to continue thanks to lower tax rates and a friendlier business environment once Trump takes office.
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Both countries are billing the meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Xi Jinping, which follows four years of rising tensions, as a historic chance to "reset" relations on a friendlier footing.
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Under their leadership, Labour became one of the most pro-market social democratic parties in Europe, supporting privatization of government-controlled industries and using market-friendlier policies, like tax credits, to address poverty.
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They want radical, pull-em-up-by-the-roots change, they want to have a constitutional convention to rewrite our Constitution to make it friendlier to business, to inject religious and ideological elements.
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It couldn't have been a friendlier place: wide green sofas, a gigantic refrigerator full of fresh juices, and a flight simulator to help pass the time in the unlikely event of a delay.
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The S7 appears to have a much friendlier look, doing away with the S6's harsh edges in favor of something, well, a little more like the iPhone 6 and 6S's round edges.
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Airports are a friendlier environment for automated transit than cities ever were: passengers need only a few stops, all in a closed and mostly artificial environment free of homes, businesses, highways, or pedestrians.
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If American policymakers move with urgency to create a friendlier tax environment, they can seize the opportunity to drive untold billions of investment dollars to our shores and propel an American economic renaissance.
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Christoph Janz is the managing partner at Berlin-based Point Nine Capital, the self-described "angel VC" which tries to be a little friendlier and more approachable to startups than the average investor.
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While President Donald Trump negotiates to protect U.S. intellectual property in China, the United States is firming up deals across the rest of the globe to keep our friendlier trade relationships still friendly.
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After a meeting with Chinese leader Xi Jinping earlier this year Mr Trump announced a 100-day plan to tackle trade issues and promised a friendlier tone if Beijing reined in North Korea.
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He has not resolved his threats to scrap the North American Free Trade Agreement with Canada and Mexico and to impose import tariffs on both China and friendlier partners including the European Union.
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Beaten in federal court and rebuffed at the negotiating table, the United States women's national soccer team is taking its fight for equal pay back to friendlier turf: the court of public opinion.
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But it's not just heritage brands who want to make products that are friendlier to the earth: Awhole generation of new designersis committed to making products that do less harm and more good.
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The slogan "cooler and warmer," he said, was meant to convey that people are doing cool things in Rhode Island and that they are warmer and friendlier than the frosty New England stereotype.
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Meanwhile, formal organizations like Brand New Congress and Democratic Socialists of America are working to create a political climate that is friendlier to the left, and to recruit candidates committed to the cause.
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He represents not only a rejection of the existing Reaganite establishment, but also a rejection of Reaganite foreign policy (he is less globalist) and Reaganite domestic policy (he is friendlier to the state).
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If Kane's experience is any indication, the more you work on your own powers of communication, the more you'll find the world is a friendlier place, and the more your relationships will benefit.
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A brief look at the current state of China's P2P lending industry P2P lending is also friendlier to smaller businesses since major banks in China generally prefer state-owned enterprises or large companies.
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And with murders standing at a historic low, he has preached a plan to create a friendlier, more neighborhood-focused police force, while facing criticism for the slowness of some public safety reforms.
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And New York is demographically friendlier territory for Clinton, who has fared better with Latino and African-American voters, than some of the states Sanders has recently won, such as Wyoming and Utah.
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Advertisers and publishers are watching all these moves warily, but so far it seems as though Google's planned changes to Chrome are friendlier to advertisers than the changes Firefox and Safari have made.
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In 2016, white voters were concentrated in the Republican Party, Hispanic voters were far more powerful, and this cut a political schism in which Democrats became friendlier to immigrants and Republicans nominated Trump.
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FOOD A chart accompanying a list of questions and answers about food and climate change last Wednesday misidentified the journal where a scientific study by Aleksandrowicz et al about climate-friendlier diets appeared.
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At RT, he adopted a friendlier tone toward Putin and President Donald J. Trump, whom he had once called a "racist" for questioning whether President Obama had been born in the United States.
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But the de Blasio administration has struggled to keep pace with the volume of donations that poured in under Mr. Bloomberg, whose tenure was marked by a friendlier relationship with the business community.
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Just hours after Discord shut down their servers, several alt-right users were already attempting to form new rooms, and others were suggesting alternative chat apps that might be friendlier to their views.
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Voters chose Tsai's tough stance against China over Han's arguments for friendlier ties with Beijing, which considers self-governing Taiwan a renegade province to be brought under its control, by force if necessary.
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There are so few theme entry options (beyond the flexibility that Bond and "Men in Black" provide), leading to me needing to use 14-letter CHARACTER ACTOR instead of much friendlier CHARACTER ACTORS.
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But you'll find, especially at a smaller and friendlier one like 1:54, that there's a lot to gain if you spend time with the works and ask questions, rather than speed on through.
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Or why, when the House vote on Obamacare repeal was called off, Trump immediately dialed the "false and angry" Washington Post — and not friendlier outlets like Breitbart or the Daily Caller or Fox News?
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GM's comments seem to be aimed at protecting against federal regulations, even amidst efforts by the Trump administration to rolls back fuel economy and clean air standards that would presumably be friendlier to automakers.
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That left companies and investors to wrestle with the prospect of a friendlier tax and regulatory environment but also with a very uncertain outlook for global trade and the possibility of damaging trade wars.
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They have reached out to other schools beyond Cooper Union, and closely followed efforts of students at Sarah Lawrence College, where base tuition is $56,020, to make the school friendlier to low-income students.
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A universal basic income might well be a good idea as a matter of economic policy — I personally think it's a great one — but it's unlikely to make European Christians much friendlier to Muslims.
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Hitchcock points to David Chang's fried chicken sandwich shop Fuku, which tested out its concept in the East Village before opening a second location in the pricier (and much denser and lunch-friendlier) Midtown.
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Until December 33nd, you can get $23 off of the Pixel 23 at the Google Store, bringing the price down to a friendlier $2150 for the 64GB model, and $799 for the 128GB option.
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VIENNA, May 11 (Reuters) - Fireproof industrial materials maker RHI reported a better-than-expected 20 percent increase in first-quarter operating profit, helped by a friendlier market environment and higher utilization of production capacities.
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I KNOW YOU CAN'T COMMENT SPECIFICALLY ON THAT, BUT PART OF THE ASSUMPTION IS IT WILL BE A MUCH FRIENDLIER ADMINISTRATION WHEN IT COMES TO ALLOWING DEALS, ANTITRUST AND THE FCC IS THAT TRUE?
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And she knows that the shrunken Democratic caucus -- in the wake of major losses in 2010 and 2014 -- is more liberal than it was prior to those elections and, therefore, even friendlier to her.
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On one side stands President François Hollande's Socialist government, now friendlier to business under Manuel Valls, the reformist prime minister, and with it the pragmatic unionists of the Confédération Française Démocratique du Travail (CFDT).
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"Using the bat houses is more of a friendlier way of getting rid of mosquitoes, while saving the bat population," Yianni said last month at the garden, home to about 20 of the houses.
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Trump claims that he opened up a new era of peace in the Korean peninsula by getting the North Koreans to agree to halt its nuclear and missile program in exchange for friendlier relations.
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And yet the election of Donald J. Trump, a climate-change skeptic who is widely expected to scale back automotive emission and fuel-efficiency regulations, could alter the industry's planning for environmentally friendlier cars.
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JAKARTA, Jan 12 (Reuters) - Indonesia has allowed foreigners to own houses for up to 80 years in an effort to show a friendlier face to people who might come and bring investment with them.
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Mr. Juppé's more moderate agenda — fewer cuts in the Civil Service and public spending, less accommodation of Russia, friendlier to gay couples — attracted left-leaning voters, which in turn disturbed the right's traditional electorate.
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After two losses in chilly Boston battling Fenway Park's quirky features, the Dodgers were back home in warmer, friendlier surroundings trimming the Red Sox lead in the best-of-seven series to 2-1.
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As a result, automakers should consider making AVs look friendlier right out of the gate as a way to win customers—but there lies some danger in making them a little too friendly, too.
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It's also worth noting that Mexico offers overwater bungalows too — but Palafitos at El Dorado Maroma and Rosewood Mayakoba's entry-level price points for these accommodations exceeded our qualifications for this budget-friendlier list.
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In a rejection of economic orthodoxy, Erdogan named his son-in-law Berat Albayrak as finance minister Monday, removing some incumbent officials considered friendlier to foreign investors and sending the Turkish lira sharply lower.
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Though ties between the EU and the United States have been troubled since Trump became president, U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo sought to re-establish friendlier ties when he visited Brussels in September.
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He has had far friendlier words for Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, whom he called his "favorite dictator" at the G7 summit in France earlier this month, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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He's also a blunt-talking anvil of a populist who preaches patriotism, strict immigration controls, friendlier relations with Moscow and, above all, the need to "sweep away the garbage" of a corrupt political establishment.
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Overall, Trump's decision to eschew this portion of the impeachment inquiry is likely to help speed it towards the Republican-controlled Senate portion of the process, where Trump is likely to find friendlier confines.
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Looking for friendlier counterweights to the United States, Mr. Kim made his first trip to Russia since taking the helm of his country and seeking to cultivate ties that date to the Soviet era.
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So today, Google has announced a revamped interface for the Google Assistant that should make searching, organizing, and anything else you use the assistant for a little friendlier for both spoken and touch-based inputs.
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Trump has said he wants to establish a new, friendlier and more cooperative relationship with Russia, something officials in Moscow are eager to get started on -- only to be stymied by the lack of structure.
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Eco-friendly 'Little Food' said its crickets, which can be eaten dried, in different flavors such as garlic or tomato, or turned into flour, were also friendlier on the environment compared to some cattle farming.
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But since then, the streets of New York have been devoid of robot cars, as operators flocked to places with friendlier regulations (like Arizona) or ones that are more convenient to their headquarters (like California).
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Milo (Tyrese Gibson), the manager of a grocery store, who goes by "Mouse," is a little friendlier, but he also makes it clear that the line that separates them isn't one he can comfortably cross.
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Cassidy then repeatedly touted this line as the "Jimmy Kimmel test" both in Congress and on national news programs, pitching his plan as a friendlier Republican option that would keep popular Obamacare protections in place.
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Twitter is launching a public test of its redesigned replies Hey, I wrote this: In October, Twitter said it is redesigning conversations on the platform in an effort to encourage friendlier and more useful discussions.
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Despite divisions over Iran, Pompeo has sought to re-establish friendlier ties with the incoming leaders of the European Union, including Borrell, and mark an end to troubled relations since President Donald Trump took office.
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Though the state has much friendlier regulatory guidelines for self-driving cars than California, Uber will still have two driver engineers to help operate each car, according to The Verge, which first reported the launch.
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While the Obama-era FCC chairman Tom Wheeler also questioned the wisdom of similarly massive telecom deals, the current chairman, Ajit Pai, appointed to the post by President Trump, has seemed friendlier toward such proposals.
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And while the quality of shelters certainly plays a role in choosing to remain on the street, even smaller, friendlier shelters, which the city euphemistically calls "safe havens," won't lure people in from the cold.
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By the fall, the official said, it became an effort to help Trump's campaign because "Putin believed he would be much friendlier to Russia, especially on the matter of economic sanctions" than Democratic rival Clinton.
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It's telling that Melania Trump didn't sue the Daily Mail in the UK. The UK has a much lower standard for proving defamation, and it would have been a friendlier place to bring the claim.
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It finds very large gender gaps in a handful of countries like Armenia and Portugal, but the much more common situation is for women to be friendlier to legal abortion but only very slightly so.
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With a new CEO at its helm, the passenger railroad has launched an advertising campaign that seizes on customers' biggest frustrations with air travel and paints Amtrak as a more comfortable — and friendlier — travel alternative.
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Russian officials issued no reaction, with Friday a public holiday, but pro-Kremlin politicians expressed consternation about the comments from Trump, who Moscow had hoped would usher in new, friendlier relations between the two countries.
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Mr. Trump has regularly lauded Mr. Putin's leadership abilities, has suggested that as president he would foster friendlier relations with Russia and has called on Russia to use its espionage abilities to hack into Mrs.
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The Prime Minister gave the game away earlier this year, saying they're likely to go down the tax haven route [making the UK friendlier to corporate tax avoidance] even further than they have already gone.
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This is by far the biggest selling point of Spring Training; the laid back atmosphere, friendlier confines, and lower day-to-day scrutiny allow players, coaches, and famous alums to chill out a little bit.
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Read More: Why Green Crabs Are Invading the East Coast Climate change is worsening the problem, as waters become warmer and friendlier to invasive species, favouring them over many of the long-established native ones.
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Other decorations teachers bring in for their desks are also included in this category — paperweights, name displays, and other desk knickknacks help make a teacher's desk feel friendlier, for both the teacher and the students.
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After a period in which Mayberg had reason to worry her funding might evaporate, the creation of the National Institutes of Health's Brain Initiative in 2013 led to a friendlier funding atmosphere for her work.
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Rixt Luikenaar, 48, an ob-gyn and transgender health care specialist in Salt Lake City, recommends transgender female undergarments, like tucking panties, calling them "friendlier to the body" than D.I.Y. methods of folding back genitalia.
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The proposal could pave the way for a pronounced shift in the day-to-day workings of the agency, making it friendlier to employers named in complaints of unfair labor practices or facing unionization drives.
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His inquiry had cast a pall over U.S.-Russian relations, and Russian officials had expressed hope that Washington would have more scope to build friendlier relations with Moscow once it was out of the way.
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But given a recent Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruling that resulted in the state redrawing its congressional districts, the updated 18th District will include parts of liberal Pittsburgh, which should make it much friendlier to Democrats.
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Researchers have discovered that animals that are calmer and friendlier also have fewer neural crest cells, a type of stem cell that can grow to form other types of cells, including cartilage, Dr. Dugatkin said.
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He was chosen as army chief by the prime minister at the time, Nawaz Sharif, with a critical factor in his selection being the general's strong support for friendlier ties between the military and civilians.
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And the relatively strong showing for "Mudbound" — four nominations — a picture that Netflix subscribers have been able to watch free since November, shows that the academy is feeling friendlier to movies produced by streaming platforms.
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But the Super Bowl, which brings together a critical mass of drunken Americans before their televisions to watch unnaturally large men shorten their lives, offers an appealing opportunity to reset the narrative on friendlier terms.
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Another Judiciary Committee Democrat, who has taken a hard line toward Grassley and other GOP colleagues, whom he has accused of slow-walking their Russia probe, also sounded a friendlier note in an interview. Sen.
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It also comes just a few weeks after the shelter made a new rule that the rabbit and dog cages be kept unlocked to make the shelter seem like a friendlier place and encourage adoptions.
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However, in another sign China and India are trying to be friendlier to each other, Wu said that on June 21 Chinese and Indian border forces practiced Yoga together, to coincide with International Yoga Day.
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With the beleaguered AG's resignation in hand, Trump welcomed a much friendlier face to his ranks: Matt Whitaker, a former U.S. attorney from Iowa who's been far from shy in his criticism of Mueller's probe.
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The seal was originally designed in the late 1800s, but was revised in the 1970s, when White's hands were moved from his opponent's neck to his shoulders to make their wrestling match look even friendlier.
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To me, it seemed that their approach to politics was to identify their class enemies (usually whoever was friendlier to commercial activity) and engage in character assassination, accusing whoever argued against them as being compromised sellouts.
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Each lender will have a different ratio requirement, but as a rule of thumb, smaller community banks (which are often friendlier to small businesses than larger banks) look for a ratio of 1.15:1 or higher.
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During the campaign, Trump called for a friendlier relationship with Russia, defended Putin from human rights abuse allegations and repeatedly cast doubt on US government conclusions of Russian interference during the campaign and after his election.
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The company's new mission statement, "Bring the world closer together," is a friendlier way of saying the same thing — after all, you can't bring people closer together if you don't acquire them as active users first.
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I think one of the things we see with the rise of friendlier or sunnier or more good-humored fascism is that people don't remember how fascism works out, which is not too well for anyone.
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Investors may be betting Tarullo will be replaced by a regulator who is "friendlier to the banking industry," said Lisa Welch, portfolio manager for a John Hancock Regional Bank fund at Manulife Asset Management in Boston.
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And given that people coming out and sharing their stories is one of the key reasons the US has become friendlier to LGBTQ rights in recent years, this can foster a self-perpetuating cycle of discrimination.
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He said there's no way Senate Democrats will allow President Trump to replace Jeff Sessions during the August recess with a friendlier Attorney General who'd fire Robert Mueller, the Special Counsel who heads the Russia investigation.
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So when Uber announced earlier this week it was rolling back a controversial feature that tracked users' locations for five minutes after a ride, it may have seemed like a win for Uber's friendlier "new" image.
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So it's not surprising that experts are nudging them towards mass retail channels, especially as companies like Amazon try to become friendlier to startups (its Launchpad unit was specifically created to sell products made by startups).
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That has included hiring Isaac Kim, an executive at the private equity firm Golden Gate Capital, to lead that team, named Evergreen Coast Capital because it has a friendlier name without Elliott's baggage of shareholder activism.
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The big picture: Khosrowshahi will be in the District on the same day — though in much friendlier confines — as Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, who will be in the midst of his second day testifying before Congress.
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Oysters are friendlier than they've ever been because a lot of the boutique East Coast growers are pulling them out when they're pretty small and tend to be very salty, which makes them easy to eat.
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"We wanted it to be a friendlier approach so that everyone could see that Aristoteles and Temo, beyond their sexual orientation, were both people with dreams, goals, fears and aspirations," Pineda told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Oh, and Teacher Evaluations Should Be Friendlier For a long time, one of the signature elements of Mr. Cuomo's education-reform agenda had been tying teacher evaluations to the test scores students received on state exams.
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The two developed a friendlier relationship when Biden was in the Obama administration and Warren worked to help oversee the Wall Street bailout programs, create the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and, later, serve in the Senate.
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Sterilized dogs, which don't have puppies or prowl around for mates, tend to be more relaxed, which makes people less fearful of them, which makes the dogs friendlier, which makes people even more accepting of them.
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But Mr. Trump declared last week that he was perfectly happy to renew the arms race if need be, a declaration that was jarringly out of tune with his calls for a friendlier relationship with Russia.
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Trump pledged during his campaign to take a tough stance on Chinese trade practices deemed unfair to the United States, but his rhetoric softened after a friendlier-than-expected meeting with Xi in Florida in April.
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That indicates that if Mr. Trump repeals the Obama climate change rule, Mr. Pruitt is prepared to write a new Trump climate rule — but one that is far less environmentally aggressive and far friendlier to industry.
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Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Lite and S10 Lite (price and release date TBD)Samsung's Galaxy Note 10 Lite and Galaxy S10 Lite are slightly pared-down versions of its flagship phones at a friendlier price point.
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Jeffrey W. Ubben, whose ValueAct Capital just disclosed an interest in Mr. Kravis's buyout shop, Kohlberg Kravis Roberts, is usually friendlier in his approach with the companies in which he invests than the term might suggest.
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NEW YORK/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Two Democratic governors who recently abandoned their long-shot presidential bids announced their next steps on Thursday, with both opting to run for office in the friendlier political territory of their home states.
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But it is still a viewable document, a vintage broadcast by CBS, with Ray Scott calling the first half with Frank Gifford, and Jack Whitaker taking over in the third quarter with a friendlier, wittier play call.
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Trump, however, has another option: He could instead fire Rosenstein and replace him with someone friendlier to the Trump administration and more willing to constrain Mueller — which is now a distinct possibility based on Rosenstein's reported comments.
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The CIA is now making the accusation that Putin's Russia not only hacked political organizations in the United States but also tried to tip the election to Donald Trump, who was perceived to be friendlier to Russia.
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A major loss in either market would very likely result in a big hit to Apple's revenue, but it could lead to terms that are a lot friendlier to developers trying to make money on Apple's platform.
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Frank Pallone (D-NJ) and Mike Doyle (D-PA) are concerned that the FCC may have pressured carriers to challenge the order in different court jurisdictions, hoping to put the case before friendlier, perhaps more conservative judges.
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Google is bringing a system-wide dark mode to Android Q. It's called Dark Theme and it's exactly what you would expect, changing white page elements to solid black across the OS for friendlier night-time viewing.
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All three elected to send their general counsel rather than top executives to the hearing, a move that signaled they'd prefer to remain tight lipped and well within the comfort zones they're used to in friendlier territory.
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Wisconsin awards most of its 42 delegates by congressional district, and Trump rivals are envisioning the state at something of a pivot point before the calendar turns to northeastern states that could be significantly friendlier to Trump.
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He quotes Ezra Klein, in Vox, re a study of 10,000 American adults: It's tempting to imagine that rising political polarization is just a temporary blip and America will soon return to a calmer, friendlier political system.
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German-born Enders is however credited with unifying a company once bitterly divided along national lines, as well as simplifying its governance to weed out political influence and making the once state-influenced firm friendlier to investors.
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Better urban design and friendlier public spaces could rekindle a sense of community and boost mental health, town planners say, as the U.N. projects more than two-thirds of the world will live in cities by 2050.
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It is a gentler, friendlier place than Phnom Penh, but with an underlying sadness that one does not feel further upstream: Phnom Penh will grow more crowded and unmanageable in the coming decades; Can Tho may vanish.
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A win in any of Tuesday's states would have been a surprise two weeks ago -- but a win in multiple states could give him a critical boost of momentum just as the race moves onto friendlier terrain.
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What I did love was the fact that Oculus enlarged the space inside the headset to account for users who wear glasses, removing yet another small point of friction and making the Go friendlier to more users.
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My first Gathering of the Juggalos taught me many things: Juggalos are way friendlier than the world gives them credit for, sometimes bottles of Faygo have LSD in them, and juggalo love stories are wild and inspiring.
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Unlike the hapless Ms Rousseff, he knows how to get things done in Brasília and his Party of the Brazilian Democratic Movement (PMDB) is friendlier to business than the PT. But the PMDB is hopelessly compromised, too.
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Those lighter moments — including on Tuesday when Mr. Bratton ribbed Chief O'Neill about his baldness — elicit the friendlier side of a chief who can seem, with his starched uniform and military bearing, to be distant and cool.
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If the conservative majority on the Supreme Court tried to block any of that, the Democrats could just move to add more justices to the court until it backed off or got friendlier—at least in theory.
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Remember, Trump previously said he might recognize the annexation, and experts have been saying the new clashes may have been a test from Russia to see whether Trump's team is willing to be friendlier to Russian interests.
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Andersonism holds that we don't have to give up on market society if we can recognize and correct for its limitations—it may even be our best hope, because it's friendlier to pluralism than most alternatives are.
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" Democrats have been eyeing the county for years, betting that demographic shifts have made it far friendlier territory than when Ronald Reagan joked in 1984 it was the place "where the good Republicans go before they die.
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For now, though, POLITICO's tracking of the delegate math shows a tight race between the two men, with Warren in a distant third heading into what is thought to be a friendlier stretch of calendar for Biden.
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The president's push for a friendlier relationship with Mr. Putin has alarmed Ukrainian officials, who fear that the pressure former President Barack Obama applied on Russia to withdraw its unacknowledged military forces from eastern Ukraine will wane.
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But Buffalo has been one of the friendlier defenses to opposing quarterbacks in the last five games, the floor being a 217-point performance by Andy Dalton in Week 211 with every other quarterback topping 1013 points.
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There is another compelling reason why Trump and his lawyers might skip the House Judiciary proceedings, and that is because if the House impeaches him, the trial will then start in the Senate -- which is friendlier territory.
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Only "honest" and "law-abiding" companies will comply, meaning it is those companies that also will bear the brunt of the regulatory burden, and, ultimately, those companies that will leave the U.S. for countries with friendlier regulations.
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These days, Mr. Putin's government appears much friendlier to anti-establishment opposition figures, like Matteo Salvini, the leader of the anti-immigrant Northern League, who opposes sanctions on Russia and speaks proudly of his visits to Moscow.
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Trump has recently indicated he considers his impeachment a foregone conclusion and is anxious for the Republican-controlled Senate to begin its trial, which he views as a friendlier forum to push back on allegations of wrongdoing.
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Uber has tapped lobbyist Brian Ballard, a top ally and major fundraiser for President Trump, as it tries to push for friendlier regulation in a Republican-dominated Washington, D.C. [Theodore Schleifer / Recode] The next big corporate trend?
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It's just a much friendlier and more laid-back environment, lots of green spaces, and a real sense of community, which I never thought I was particularly bothered about, but really appreciate now that I have it.
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Netanyahu has also publicly embraced the incoming administration to a degree never done before by an Israeli leader, leaving no doubt that he believes the new president will be friendlier to his country than Obama had been.
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The C.V. arrangement, often referred to as a "Dutch sandwich," allows companies like Apple and Google to shift some of their profits from heavily-taxed nations like the US to ones with friendlier tax policies, like the Netherlands.
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Until recently, its next-door neighbor was the iconic strip-joint-for-her, the Hardbodies Ladies Club, but now it's been tidied up and blandly relaunched as an art space and dance floor friendlier to families than bachelorettes.
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Aiming to become a tech-friendlier city, not the next Silicon Valley, and solving brain-drain issues by encouraging tech entrepreneurship that leverages historical capabilities fueled Winnipeg's success and provides a replicable model for other cities to follow.
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It was a much friendlier-sounding way of pushing the boundaries of net neutrality — which, now that public opinion is the main barrier to violating net neutrality, is something we'll probably see much more of in the future.
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This was billed as marking a friendlier approach to dealing with foreigners, but the agency's staff still belong to the Ministry of Public Security, China's police, which has always held sway over such matters and is deeply conservative.
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Again, you drift between sources and outcome, contemplating a figure that is absent anything that would soften it or make it friendlier: it is a bat and it is the other, and there is something menacing about it.
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He said the move aimed to preserve a new era of friendlier relations with China under President Rodrigo Duterte, who decided to engage Beijing, rather than confront it in the wake of a arbitral award it bitterly opposed.
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Cramer said one of his recent trips to Wal-Mart proved much better than usual: the workers were friendlier and more helpful, the store was clean and organized and the products were bountiful and sold at a bargain.
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The biggest is that, while Google may have hoped in 2010 that it would be able to return to a friendlier and less repressive China, the reverse is true: Over the last eight years, online censorship has increased.
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This was the crux of the plan: The woman would make possibly illegal donations and buy a 50 percent stake in an influential Austrian newspaper, potentially allowing her to make its coverage friendlier to the Freedom Party's cause.
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If regulatory agencies or law enforcement officials find evidence of anti-competitive behavior, Google could be forced to alter its practices and algorithms in ways they deem to be friendlier to competition and likely less profitable for Google.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Caroline Wozniacki said she hoped to be remembered as a hard worker who made the locker room a friendlier place as she waltzed into retirement following her third-round loss at the Australian Open on Friday.
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Lest you think the paper's authors are anti-capitalist, this equally dystopian scenario imagines a world where the Bay Area has become hostile to big tech employers, spurring them to flee to friendlier places like Seattle and Toronto.
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But even though Bezos chose a friendlier name for the company, the "relentless" strategy has guided Amazon over the years as it's evolved from an online bookseller to an e-commerce giant to the leader in cloud computing.
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Shares of companies that deal with student loans, including Navient and SLM Corporation, otherwise known as Sallie Mae, have risen since early November, reflecting expectations that the Trump administration may establish a friendlier regulatory environment for student lenders.
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Having the Social Democrats back in power, with their warmer embrace of Russia, would be a boon to Mr. Putin — just as he is hoping for friendlier leadership in France, and with Mr. Trump in the United States.
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Now, Dollar Car Rental is easing or eliminating most of those extra requirements in a bid to be friendlier to budget-conscious families and young adults who may not qualify for credit cards or simply prefer debit cards.
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But foreign policy experts also believe Trump's new world disorder, in which he can appear at times on friendlier terms with adversaries than traditional U.S. allies, serves Putin's ultimate goal of ending America's unilateral dominance over world affairs.
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The show highlights how Romita's more open, friendlier portrayal of Spider-Man came to represent the style and aesthetic of the Marvel Comics brand and his vision and willingness to stay away from mere mimicry of his predecessor.
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Poor service on America's airlines can be put down to many things—a lack of competition, perhaps, meaning that customers cannot switch to friendlier rivals, or powerful unions that make it hard to get rid of poor performing staff.
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