Smaller leaks don't just get less press: They get less regulatory oversight, less money for cleanup, and less scientific sampling to determine the spill's environmental effects.
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All we know is people will get less health care.
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You get less and less every year for the points.
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They get less money but are assured of instant cash.
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There is no sign that things will get less dramatic.
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Usually Presidents get less popular in their first 18 months.
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How would you like to pay more and get less?
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When you tax something more, you get less of it.
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And it's only going to get less private from here.
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Do you force yourself to get less "clever" picking players?
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" Limbaugh said he was going to "get less than nothing.
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And as they get less poor, they use more energy.
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If it's really tight, you're going to get less evaporation.
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I also get less questions from men about premature ejaculation.
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They get less help navigating the complex process of applying.
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It should get less parochial and learn from foreign examples.
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That means some other guys are going to get less.
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But, gradually, it started to get less convenient and profitable.
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"We get less metabolically robust as we age," she explained.
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With increasing temperatures, fish require more oxygen but get less.
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"They get less subsidy" and bigger deductibles, according to Corker.
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Once the lyrics begin, things do not get less bleak.
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Albums that seem to be complete will only get less so.
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Just when you think things couldn't get less transparent, they do.
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Consequently, they have a harder time networking and get less experience.
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"We continue to get less bang for more bucks," he said.
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It started to get less exciting but it's picking up again.
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And the numbers get less diverse up the chain of command.
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Older people get more help, and younger people get less help.
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For whatever reason, some albums get less critical love than others.
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I'm not sure how you can get less stable that than.
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Some research even suggests they get less cancer than humans do.
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The plants there get less sunlight that their south-facing counterparts.
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Those who get less than half correct are referred to doctors.
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Residents, therefore, will get less information and oversight on their community.
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As women, we get less leeway to be works in progress.
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Most of the dialogue is about which things will get less money.
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Eat less food and you get less tryptophan and hence less serotonin.
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Search for it on Google and you'll get less than 27,2800 "results".
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For example, I get less and less afraid to be a singer.
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They believe that if others get more opportunity, they will get less.
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Actually, make that: Does getting dressed for work ever get less boring?
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Auto-title loan providers generally get less federal oversight than payday lenders.
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Jaybird rates it around four hours, and I tended to get less.
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Conversely, when the poor get less comparatively so, economic growth actually increases.
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When you buy Chinese for now, you pay less, you get less.
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Because prices were declining, investors get less interested in building new houses.
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Moreover, those with no tax liability in the last year get less.
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And it is not going to get less dangerous on its own.
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Who assert that if one group gets more, we will get less.
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The biggest beneficiaries of the original bill — the rich — would get less.
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Hopefully I'll get less and less introverted and nervous as time goes on.
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Things really do get less fun the more we do them, specifically pills.
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So that's the first stage, and you'd get less variance in that prediction.
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Still, flying may be about to get less pleasant for everyone on board.
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Being a Goldman Sachs trader or banker is about to get less lucrative.
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Since female founders get asked the more negative questions, they get less money.
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With every fudge applied, though, what were once elegant theories get less so.
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Catalans also complain that they get less than their due in public investment.
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More viewers may tune in, but she's likely to get less speaking time.
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Meanwhile, native business owners get less start-up funding than other business owners.
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"That's when I started to get less frustrated and more interested," Johnson said.
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Products will get less expensive as the company builds out its supply chain.
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While still attractive, she is beginning to get less receptive to his presence.
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When you penalize specific types of behavior you get less of that behavior.
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Do you think that his life should get less protection from suicidal desires?
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It looks like we'll get less than 2% growth in the first quarter.
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Still, some locals would prefer to get less attention from their biggest benefactor.
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If you get less than that in popular vote, you get zero delegates.
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You might get less engagement, but my guess is you get more health.
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How has your daily routine changed — do you get less sleep, for instance?
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There's an old saying: When you tax something, you get less of it.
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When you tax something — in this case, businesses — you get less of it.
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Shows filled with stand-up sets get less respect than even soap operas.
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As "we get less transparency, we get less liquid assets in the clearinghouse, it does start to resonate to me to be a new systemic problem in the system," Cohn said, speaking at a banking conference in Washington, according to Bloomberg.
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Under their plans, older people get more help and younger people get less help.
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Essentially, that means drillers will get less out of wells over the long term.
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Do you think wearing revealing clothes makes the cheerleaders get less respect as athletes?
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There is very clear research showing that women get less funding for their businesses.
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Hawaiian residents get less sleep than those living in South Dakota, the study found.
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All four aforementioned companies get less than 30 percent of their revenue from Apple.
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A recent study found that most beneficiaries get less than 50 dinars each month.
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If they rolled an eight, they'd get more and their competitor would get less.
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But customers get less angry about a company cutting prices unexpectedly than raising them.
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"Farmers carry most of the risk, and get less of the returns," Peck said.
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If the economy continues to soften, these terms could get less generous, he said.
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The Woolsey burn area is expected to get less than an inch of rain.
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He found a way to get less for Nick Holden than the Rangers did.
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Informal caregivers, often migrant workers, get less for looking after the elderly at home.
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Informal caregivers, often migrant workers, get less for looking after the elderly at home.
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Why should audiences in shelters and detention centers get less than top-caliber stuff?
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"When things get too trendy they start to get less fun," Mr. Hei said.
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If we took only from the superrich, the bottom would get less than that.
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Winners actually get less if they choose to get all the money at once.
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This is not an unsolvable problem, but the choices get less desirable every day.
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Illustration by John GarrisonFor whatever reason, some albums get less critical love than others.
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Several of them are in states that will get less money because of the formula.
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Under what's called "acceptance of responsibility," offenders get less time the faster they plead guilty.
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Those who get less can find themselves struggling to focus and unable to think creatively.
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But it's hard to look in the future and think things should get less convenient.
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He said energy might do better with Trump because it might get less regulatory scrutiny.
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Take agriculture which suffers as soil dries, rain falls erratically and winters get less cold.
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That suggests Ms Warren's ideas may get less attention than they deserve on the left.
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And that means those people outside of the bounds get less empathy, get fewer resources.
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Non-shirtless pics get less likes (40-60) whereas shirtless pics get a ton (200+).
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And although people without preexisting conditions would see lower premiums, they would get less coverage.
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It's basically impossible for any movie on Fandango to currently get less than three stars.
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Either way, states would get less money than they expect to receive under current law.
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They go to bed later and get less sleep (which can contribute to weight gain).
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You'll get less delay because the towers are closer to your plane than a satellite.
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"You get less of the warm friendly smiles and more of the dismissiveness," he said.
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It would affect seniors less, as households with seniors get less in SNAP on average.
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Polls showing Biden continuing to lead are generally deemed less exciting and get less attention.
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We stopped dressing like professionals and started to get less inventive for passing the time.
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Avenatti faces up to 335 years in prison if convicted, but would likely get less.
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The wings get hotter, the questions get more intricate, and the guests get less coherent.
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Avenatti faces up to 335 years in prison if convicted, but would likely get less.
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Our Winnebago got 14 to 15 mph, and that was good; many others get less.
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President Trump wants to increase Pentagon spending, but he might get less than he wants.
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Mentorship and sponsorship are key drivers of success, but women typically get less access to both.
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Inhibit 5-alpha reductase, get less DHT, lose less hair, and maybe even gain some back.
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Sometimes, if you rape someone, you get less prison time than if you copy a song.
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The fact that they get less opportunities now than they did before ought to worry us.
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This means that the economic and infrastructure needs of cities get less representation in the Senate.
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One major problem with some no-bid contracts is that they get less scrutiny and oversight.
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I feel like I get less harassment for it because there aren't pictures of me online.
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It appears to be working: "Every year we get less and less sticker shock," Hodge says.
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However under the law some other sectors such as air traffic controllers could get less money.
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And like my kids and their knock-knock jokes, it will get less entertaining every time.
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He speculated that Su thought she could get less jail time by driving a hard bargain.
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" And Rush Limbaugh fumed on his Wednesday radio show that "Trump's gonna get less than nothing.
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Foreign players converting salaries to their home currencies will notice they get less for the pound.
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Transferring schools has an impact, too, given that transfer students routinely get less money than freshmen.
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States that didn't expand Medicaid, if they get less money from the government than expansion states.
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Investment becomes more expensive, you get less investment, that makes the return to labor less productive.
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The overlooked students get less attention than do the strivers in "Little Soldiers," as in life.
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It will get less than half an inch of snow Thursday morning, the National Weather Service said.
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Plus, they tend to get less anxious and take better care of their health, according to Ariely.
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And because the trade is less valued than it used to be, these shops get less business.
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They may get less overtime and won't be promoted during that period, which usually lasts a year.
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That means states that expanded Medicaid will get less money, while those who didn't will get more.
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Simply, merchants get less data from Apple Pay transactions than from traditional transactions done at the terminal.
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If users get less news from news sources, they're more likely to share sensationalized stories, say reports.
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However, the spending growth rate in future years is reduced, meaning states get less money over time.
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And history suggests that fights for presidential nominations rarely get less competitive as the votes draw nearer.
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U.S. companies have complained that they get less access in China than Chinese companies have in America.
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BUT WHEN YOU BACK OUT THE PARTS THAT YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT, YOU GET LESS THAN ZERO.
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It's a process that's not easy, but I get less and less sad about it every day.
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" Still, said Maltz, "after fees and all that, SoftBank's investors [get less than $100 billion in profit].
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This group of people would have likely been able to get less expensive policies prior to Obamacare.
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People will get less assistance signing up for coverage, which research has also shown to be important.
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You're going to have more inflation and you get less growth, lower productivity just a bad outcome.
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And I basically had to get less competent people to do my research and handle my governors.
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But there's evidence that binge writers actually get less done than people who write in shorter bursts.
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People who make more get less; over $100,27 a year ($2000,214 for couples), and you'll get nothing.
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Under-slept employees (those who get less than six hours) can be less productive, creative and resourceful.
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That way, people would get less annoyed by ads and would have less reason to block them.
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Then, beginning with Ronald Reagan's presidency, the government eased off, and cars began to get less efficient.
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What we can expect in the next few years is for Congress to get less work done.
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That's because, under this bill, consumers would get less help with their premiums than under current law.
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But his Tesla cars are about to get less colorful with the elimination of two paint choices.
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"I was expecting to get less of a refund or maybe owe a little bit," she said.
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KS: Or your idea of these things pass, these companies get less powerful, because Louie's not using Facebook.
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If it has a cracked screen, for example, expect to get less than the full trade-in amount.
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It takes a lot of the weight off your shoulders but you get less control over your matches.
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" Spicer on budget cuts: "There's an assumption in Washington that if you get less money, it's a cut.
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Air travel could get less safe: Federal Aviation Administration employees are working without pay, including air traffic controllers.
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And the Wall Street firms who cater to them get less business, so research budgets are cut back.
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AND HOW DO YOU MARKET THAT TO INVESTORS KNOWING THAT THEY'LL GET LESS BACK THAN THE COMPANY'S BORROWING?
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However, due to my shooting in both JPG and RAW file formats, I'd often get less than that.
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But there's a whole second category of leaks — that get less attention but are surely far more prevalent.
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The goal isn't to get less qualified women into the halls of Congress to match their male counterparts.
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But look: Sex, drugs, and rock and roll don't get less appealing just because you have an iPhone.
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But that doesn't mean you'll get less support if you bring an amazing indie game to the PlayStation.
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But labor trafficking tends to get less attention because it doesn't lend itself as well to salacious headlines.
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It's no secret that rents are on the rise, which means you get less space for the money.
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Another reason: Some people are genetically predisposed to get less pleasure from working out, as one study found.
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And then eventually they got tired of that and … as we would shame them, they'd get less responsive.
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Riders get less scrutiny than bills that are subject to open debate on the House or Senate floor.
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A lot of health experts prefer the German, French, Singaporean, and Australian systems, but they get less coverage.
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Women often get less airtime in group discussions than men and are interrupted more — by both men and women.
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The point is to throw at least 10 in total, and the first to get less than 10 loses.
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Sometimes when you get clear about who you are, others get less comfortable because they liked who you were.
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"It means that during a cycle of wetter and drier years, you get less rainfall on average," he said.
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If we get less money from corporations, we have to make up the shortfall from other sources of revenue.
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And perhaps more importantly, the researchers didn't find evidence that these more careful press releases get less news coverage.
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In the driverless future, traditional car companies will get less of the margin for every mile traveled by consumers.
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The question is if you reduced population, would you actually get less emissions—and the answer is not really.
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And, in fact, you get less with DirecTV—it's a no show on the Roku, Playstation and Xbox platforms.
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The Rothschilds get less ink than the house of Mendes, a rich family of secret Jews who fled Portugal.
|
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As the man behind supply-side economics, Arthur Laffer, frequently reminds us: Tax something more, get less of it.
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The problem is also that substantial proportions of American cancer patients get less than optimal cancer prevention and treatment.
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If your neighborhood's values drop more than the state's measured home price value, you would get less money back.
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As the day wore on, the fair would get less busy, so I didn't have to run as much.
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"We'll get less people bringing their children," Vitiello told the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee on Thursday.
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Also because of that, you get less of the alcohol lingering and it finishes much more clean and refreshing.
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But if they sell these as part of the restructuring, I'm sure they will get less than they wanted.
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Not only do you get used to tuning out hunger cues, you get less able to tune into anything.
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This group would have likely been able to get less expensive policies that offered fewer benefits prior to Obamacare.
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Yet the oak was well integrated on the palate, and the wine will get less obviously aromatic with time.
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Opt out of any information sharing and marketing communications and you'll hopefully get less of that in the future.
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The top 1 and top 0.1 percent get less in percentage terms but still more than the middle class.
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If Bloomberg did divide his $500 million campaign budget between every American, each person would get less than $2.
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If Bloomberg did divide his $500 million campaign budget between every American, each person would get less than $2.
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The answer isn't for X to get more; it's for both of them to get less (or even none!!!).
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Even the boss's affiliates, who get less than half of each ransom that they extract, make a decent wage.
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They stir a fuzzy feeling of patriotism in middle-class flyers (who get less excited about, say, rural roads).
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But while many customers get less than they bargained for, some, like Mr. Fender, get quite a bit more.
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But there's another great action that tends to get less play in these conversations: donating to effective climate charities.
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This group would have likely been able to get less expensive policies prior to Obamacare that offered fewer benefits.
|
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The company was holding meetings to determine which distributors would get less product, and had postponed launching in supermarkets.
|
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Now comes another entry in this literature: a prediction that in a hotter world, people will get less sleep.
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Inmates typically get less than 493 minutes to plead their cases before they are sent back to their cells.
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Taking that lens helps me get less hung up on worrying so much about whether people agree with me.
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Businesses assume less responsibility, while hard-working women and men assume more risk and get less stability in return.
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Railways, freight carriers and package deliverers get less attention than heavy-hitting momentum stocks like Apple Inc and Amazon.
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Gender divisions among voters sometimes get less emphasis than economic or racial cleavages, but they can be crucially important.
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Antenna lines will get less visible, as documented in the photos and videos above, and headphone jacks will be gone.
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In addition, studies have shown that overnight workers get less sleep and less restful sleep during the day, she said.
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Yet workers in Britain get less employer-provided training than in any other EU country except Poland, Greece and Romania.
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"It helps to provide support and structure around the hole, so you get less of that pull down," she adds.
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You shouldn't expect to get less than you got before, but you may not always be able to negotiate more.
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"I doubt the airplanes are going to get less expensive but the instruments will be more powerful," Estrada-Belli suggested.
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But while the study of other planets would get more funding, the study of our own planet would get less.
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This is a problem for servers because as a result of very small tabs they typically get less in tips.
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Once upon a time, economists theorized that when you raise the price of anything, you automatically get less of it.
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Under the GOP bill, some people would get more financial assistance than they do now, but others would get less.
|
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If you look at how they cover candidates, third party candidates get less than one half percent of media coverage.
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Some will respond that Gates should get less time than Manafort because he is less culpable and decided to cooperate.
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"We're seeing the technology get better and get less expensive with each passing year," said Mr. Bonin, the council member.
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Even when they do participate in offerings, some managers say they get less than they want because of high demand.
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However, recent history suggests that fans get less interested — and tickets get comparatively cheaper — when top teams get knocked out.
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And it's not likely that these Supreme Court battles are going to get less contentious—the stakes are too high.
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The people who need more help affording coverage will get less — and those who need less help will get more.
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"Maybe I'd get less stressed if I was tested less," she sings, and isn't that just where we live now?
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As Collins noted, he was probably going to get less support than in 2016 due to the more crowded field.
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Warren doesn't much mind if the consequence of this reform is lenders get less aggressive about pushing people into loans.
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That means that if you consume 100 mg of CBD, you may get less than 20 mg in your bloodstream.
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It warns that front rooms facing Forty‑Third Street get more street noise, and the back rooms get less light.
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However, recent history suggests that fans get less interested — and tickets get comparatively cheaper— when top teams get knocked out.
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In essence, Mr. Trump is arguing that it would be better to let them pay less and so get less.
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When you tax something, you get less of it, and when you tax something less, you get more of it.
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Some physicians would see their payments go up, but others -- particularly specialists who treat complex medical issues -- could get less.
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Let's begin with emergency rooms, which many people believed would get less use after passage of the Affordable Care Act.
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If the panel is even slightly angled away from the sun, it will get less light, and produce less electricity.
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But the result is regressive: Wealthy people would get more help buying insurance, while poor people would likely get less assistance.
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"Cardio is more digestible, it's less intimidating, but people also get less and less out of it over time," she says.
|
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Police add that non-fatal shootings, "almost homicides", get less attention but are also common, time-consuming and almost as distressing.
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However, because of spending caps, in the long run every state would eventually get less money than under the current law.
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I.' producers and ABC want Nikki Sixx from Motley Crue as the third judge and he will get less than Richie.
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Is it for me, personally, a good thing, a bad thing, will I get more votes will I get less votes?
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If you think health care in the U.S. is too expensive, solving that problem means somebody has to get less money.
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"We are not expecting any magical turnarounds [of SOEs] – things just need to get less bad for re-rating," it said.
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A particular concern was that victims of corporate wrongdoing would get less money than they would have done under unlimited liability.
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They also give you a housing allowance, adjusted for what area you live in, but if you're single you get less.
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Even so, the authors conclude that physician burnout may become more likely when doctors get less time to spend treating patients.
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This makes sense if you think of like, a plant, and some get less sunlight than others and grow less high.
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Generally, those who earn more and have higher education tend to get less sleep, but they're also more likely to exercise.
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He's going to get less than 2628 percent of the black vote, and probably around 28503 percent of the Hispanic vote.
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Puzder argues that making labor more expensive to businesses by implementing additional labor regulations means you will get less of it.
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You'll get less suction power and shorter battery from them compared to the newer models, but they are still worth buying.
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Traffic injuries get less attention, but getting hit by a car can leave someone with serious injuries and expensive medical bills.
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There's no sign that it plans to change course, but the collisions aren't going to get less visible, damaging, or damning.
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The smoke in Washington will be here for a while; they get less rain here than they used to, people say.
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"If you make a big staff, they get less access to the real documents for intelligence that you need," he said.
|
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Voters who want to keep an eye on their state and local governments get less help from the media every year.
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But if things get out of hand or if password sharing affects the service's growth substantially, Disney might get less flexible.
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"If he doesn't sign it, he'll only get less if we run through this exercise again," one senior aide told CNN.
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Where girls' teams exist, they sometimes get less ice time than boys' teams, or undesirable early-morning or late-night slots.
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Experts say employees who take fewer breaks get less done, and workers have trouble concentrating on tasks for hours on end.
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A 2017 study found that people who get less REM, or dream-stage, sleep may be at higher risk for dementia.
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Inclusion riders would put real teeth and enforcement power behind diversity talk that seems to get less action than lip service.
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"They respond more strongly to the forecast revisions by female analysts even though those analysts get less media coverage" wrote Kumar.
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In doing so, 26.7 percent sacrifice exercising, 38.7 percent get less sleep and 41.9 percent sacrifice time with their loved ones.
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As Nobel Laureate Milton Friedman liked to say, if you cause something to cost more, then you'll get less of it.
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"Panel cookers and solar ovens get less warm than parabolic cookers," he says, adding that they usually just reach boiling point.
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The result would be regressive: Wealthy people would get more help buying insurance, while poor people would likely get less assistance.
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TechCrunch reports that drivers, whose safety issues get less attention but are still quite serious, will also get a panic button soon.
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"Local property taxpayers will have to be paying more, and our students will get less money for their educational purposes," said Carlucci.
|
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States like California, New York, and Massachusetts would get less money while others, like Texas, Florida, Alabama, and Georgia, would get more.
|
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With this latest version of Trumpcare, Americans will pay more and get less, but women will pay the biggest price of all.
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The PIF would get less than the $100bn that the Aramco IPO was meant to bring in, but a tidy sum nonetheless.
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What we&aposve learned over the years if you apply consequences to people doing illegal activity you&aposll get less of it.
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Projections by the OECD suggest that the average Chilean earner will get less than 40% of their final salary in old age.
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The result would be a string of fluke-y accidents that don't get less common or less dangerous as time goes on.
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The maximum Pell grant is a measly $6,195 per year to pay for college — and most Pell recipients get less than that.
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Its branches outside South Africa are expensive to run and, thanks to falling commodity prices, may get less profitable in the future.
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I have actually done a lot less of them lately, partly for that reason, because you just get less and less access.
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The only way to get less distortion is to invest in a speaker with a larger cabinet like the Google Home Max.
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Red states that declined to expand Medicaid get less from the ACA because they chose to leave that money on the table.
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In Missouri, Kansas City and St. Louis -- which received the brunt of a storm last week-- will get less accumulation this time.
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The point, I suppose, is such rituals are supposed to get less and less necessary, which I think is something called progress.
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The next step is to get less shrill sirens for the more than 2.5 million ambulance calls in the city every year.
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People who survive repeated bouts get less sick each time, but that immunity disappears if they move out of the malarial region.
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And if he doesn't get less than 15% -- statewide or in each congressional district -- it just means he will keep accumulating delegates.
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"I never thought I was paying for a car that was neutered — I was paying less to get less range," he said.
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"German retirees who have worked hard for 45 years get less than the refugees," said Knoll Pede, 64, a town maintenance worker.
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It would rework the individual market so that enrollees get less financial help to purchase less generous health insurance with higher deductibles.
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Right, and there are lots of people with very important roles who get less attention because they don't interact with reporters, right.
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"In general, more extreme candidates — at least relative to the relevant constituency — will get less vote share," Sides said in an email.
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Upstate New York, Vermont and New Hampshire will see less than a foot of snow, and Boston will get less than an inch.
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I would never question his toughness or willingness to play through pain, but the Cowboys shouldn't rely on Romo to get less fragile.
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"The probability of Biden doing real well on Super Tuesday will get less and less if he loses more and more," Butler said.
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The union and management also had been split on GM's use of temporary workers, who get less wages and benefits than permanent employees.
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"We don't think this is necessarily a positive phenomenon; on the other hand, we like that our founders get less dilution," he said.
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Is it just me, or does it all of a sudden get less scary once you see the monster in a scary movie?
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Since there are fewer VC-backed startups in middle America, and smaller companies tend to get less press, the research may be harder.
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What's more, changes to the tax law mean fewer people will get refunds and those who do will likely get less money back.
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"Decisions will get less and less properly-based if we can't trust people to keep private what should be kept private," he said.
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Keep in mind, however, that you'll usually get less value out of your points when you redeem for options other than hotel stays.
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And at some point, the neo-banks will have to make more money, which means their offerings will get less generous over time.
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If all this sounds a bit in the weeds, here's the bottom line: Low-income Americans get less money to buy crummier insurance.
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Poland will get less from the EU budget for 2021-2027 than it did in 2014-2020, Rzeczpospolita daily reported quoting unnamed sources.
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Sadly, this president is perfectly capable of fomenting one, but he'd get less credit for dealing with a crisis of his own making.
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In addition, women and minorities have been found to get less and more vague feedback that is less helpful to development and growth.
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The Senate bill would maintain the ACA's health insurance tax credits, but at reduced levels, leaving consumers to spend more to get less.
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To pass Graham-Cassidy, however, Republicans need 23 more votes from among the 353 GOP senators representing states that would get less money.
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Their erections often get less firm and frequent and may take more stimulation to achieve or maintain, and their ejaculations are often weaker.
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Taxpayers claim more allowances, and get less withheld from their paychecks, if they expect to get more benefits from exemptions, deductions and credits.
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Her post accrued thousands of notes and reposts, which was nothing compared with the attention Smudge would get less than a year later.
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Passengers and cargo arriving in the U.S. are proven vector for smuggling, and cargo ships and containers to the U.S. get less screening.
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"If we get less support, it might be acceptable to make a small change," he added in his first comments on the matter.
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And as studies show that women consistently get less sleep than men, napping on the job is a way to redress the balance.
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"It's to their advantage [not] to do so…they certainly have no incentive to get less money from the federal government," said Stanbrook.
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In addition, when lawmakers are figuring out how to allocate funding, the places where people were undercounted could get less money than they deserve.
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"It's been a big adjustment, and it's definitely harder and you get less time to yourself, but human beings are very good at adaptation."
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I can't wait to go vote for people to get less or 20 health coverage after enjoying the benefits of taxpayer provided health insurance!
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Génération Libre, a liberal think-tank, gives Mr Fillon and Mr Macron a 60% "liberal" rating: all the other candidates get less than 34%.
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We're warned that we'll make less money, get less respect, that we'll earn less of everything by doing the same — if not more — work.
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America differs from many rich countries in introducing restrictions on access to abortion that make them harder to get, less safe and much costlier.
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"The really crazy things tend to get less distribution than the things that hit the sweet spot where they could be believable," Lyons said.
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In doing so, according to CreditLoan, 26.7 percent sacrifice exercising, 38.7 percent get less sleep and 41.9 percent sacrifice time with their loved ones.
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These technologies tend to get less emphasis than big public transportation reforms, but when you're a megacity choking on smog, every little bit helps.
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But the means tests apply to couples, not individuals, so married people without the right NICS record may get less than the flat rate.
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"(I)t is conceivable that UPS could get less business from Amazon in the future," Goldman Sachs analysts said in the recent transportation report.
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They said he would likely get less than the maximum 40 million euros ($47 million) he could claim under a clause in his contract.
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Small-dollar funds may get less of the overall fundraising pie, but their ranks continue to grow as more fund managers enter the industry.
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It would have to be over a beer and I would get less articulate as we go, so I'm going to cut my losses.
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And the oft-misused semicolon seems to get less popular over time; compare Pride and Prejudice (originally published in 1813) with Blood Meridian (1985).
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If you get less than seven hours a night, you can put on weight, since sleep loss can adversely impact energy intake and expenditure.
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The more likely explanation, Norden says, is that a lot of electronic voting hardware uses old-fashioned touchscreens that get less accurate over time.
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And research shows that while black children make up a third of missing cases, they get less than a fifth of the media coverage.
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But if they fall on the salary bracket at less than $35,23, they will need to take a step back and get less jobs.
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Recurring taxes on the same wealth, year after year, reduces the returns to risky and innovative entrepreneurship, meaning we will get less of it.
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The Democratic field seems to get less and less diverse with every campaign dropout, a fact that will be display as early as tonight.
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Generally speaking, there's a trade-off between energy density and battery lifetime—if you want more of one, you get less of the other.
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This has farmers rightly concerned they may — repeat, may — get less for their soybeans, sorghum or pork if China goes through with its threats.
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On-demand apps get less love from VC firms Ride hailing and food delivery apps have long been the darlings of the startup world.
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But enrollees will get less guidance: The administration once again cut the funding for Obamacare's navigator program, which helps consumers sign up for coverage.
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What this means is that while hospitals will not go broke if poor people get less oncology care coverage, many [addiction] treatment agencies will.
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In the U.S. and Canada and Western European nations, healthcare gets more expensive, but you get less and less, and no one loves the experience.
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The duopoly commands the majority of the $100bn internet advertising market in America; Vice, BuzzFeed and Vox combined get less than 1% of that market.
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Defined benefit pension plans don't, as a rule, have any provision which says that the saver will get less if deflation makes money worth more.
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Governments should remember that the best way to get less of something is to tax it heavily—and Africa plainly needs more connectivity, not less.
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Because those businesses are not publicly traded, they get less scrutiny from Chinese securities regulators than companies that sell shares on a public stock market.
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Its balance-sheet is coming under strain, especially since it will get less cash from its 43% stake in Nissan, which recently slashed its dividend.
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Yes, but: It's not the attention-grabbing mega-mergers that advocates worry will get less of a close look thanks to a shortage of funds.
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In fact, based on the trends Gallup is picking up, such a crackdown is bound to get less and less popular with each passing year.
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Their concern: Over time, the Pentagon, a huge customer, may get less advanced weapons and systems than if Raytheon and United Technologies had remained independent.
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In any bankruptcy, the money available to repay debts is limited, so if one type of creditor gets more, the others will generally get less.
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It's still not nearly enough — Americans average more than eight hours of sleep but more than a third of adults get less than seven hours.
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Farmers are opposing the removal of the dam — they fear it will mean they get less water — but the dams block salmon and steelhead habitat.
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Higher tariffs and growing protectionism mean China will get less and less dollar proceeds from trade, said Wang Peng, an economist at China Development Securities.
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Because those businesses are not publicly traded, they get less scrutiny from Chinese securities regulators than companies that sell shares on a public stock market.
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"As you bring new people in the door, they get less expensive to the organization the more years in a row they give," she adds.
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Under the bill, that increased federal funding would be capped, meaning states would get less money than they currently are projected to receive through Medicaid.
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Romney got 27 percent of the Latino vote in 85033; Trump is expected to get less than 20 percent when votes are tallied on Tuesday.
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These state and local election results get less attention than Mr. Trump and Mr. Sessions, but they may have a bigger impact on incarceration rates.
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The charge of transferring obscene material to a minor carries a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison, but Weiner is likely to get less.
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It's by no means perfect: The prose is pretty rough, there's the occasional non-sequitur, and the articles get less coherent the longer they get.
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"The good news is the comparisons Starbucks will lap get less challenging over the next three to six months," he wrote in a research note Friday.
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What this means is that while hospitals will not go broke if poor people get less oncology care coverage, many [substance use disorder] treatment agencies will.
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My psychiatrist told me that if I get less than six hours of sleep two nights in a row, I should come to her office immediately.
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They say that their regions get less than their share of public money and that it is too hard to interact with the state in English.
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Any buyer of the Ardian stake, which comes with three board seats, will get less than a blocking minority, which stands at 33 percent in Luxembourg.
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"But when you've got millions of babies (who were screened in this way), you get less and less concerned that you are doing harm," he said.
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In October, a bug in the way Steam recommended games to users caused big titles to get lots of attention and indie titles to get less.
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Nowhere in the country did the Republican Trump get less support, winning just 4 percent of the vote in the District of Columbia in the Nov.
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I must admit that I'm a little doubtful about this one, given that each candidate is likely to get less than 10 minutes of talk time.
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In particular, residents of rural areas where the cost of health insurance is inherently higher due to reduced competition will get less help under the AHCA.
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Since picking up weights 5 years ago I get less injuries, my posture has improved, I&aposm stronger and more functional in my life and happier!
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The 2016 data reveal that federal employees say they get less respect, fewer incentives and less recognition for superior work than do their private sector counterparts.
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So it really illustrates the principle that if you have more force you get more acceleration, and if you have more mass you get less acceleration.
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Opioids, beta blockers, calcium channel blockers — for the same amount of medication you get less effect, or you need more medication to get the same effect.
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The C.D.C. study noted that people who get less than seven hours of sleep a night are at higher risk for obesity, diabetes, heart disease and stroke.
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The Senate bill provides current Affordable Care Act enrollees with a stark choice: You can pay more and get less, or you can decide to drop coverage.
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There's no judgement about how I seem to get less REM sleep when I've had a few beers and would I like to reconsider my lifestyle choices?
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We're told both sides are negotiating her exit and she will get less than 6 months of remaining salary but she'll be able to take another job.
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As long as Denver keeps building more car capacity, people will drive more, and the region will get less value out of the transit investments it makes.
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As it goes up, I get less and less comfortable with risk, and will want to revisit those original robo advisor questions a couple times a year.
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Earlier work by Heather Sarsons of the University of Toronto showed that women get less credit in tenure decisions for papers written with men than men do.
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And in America, chronic sleeplessness is rampant: The Centers for Disease Control and Preventionestimates that 30 percent of adults regularly get less than six hours a night.
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Yet most analysts believe Temer will get less votes this time, because lawmakers have started to distance themselves from his government ahead of next year's general elections.
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He is likely to get less than that under state sentencing guidelines, but given his age, even a modest term could mean he will die behind bars.
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"They don't think that fiscal plan is appropriate; they think they should get more money and that the people of Puerto Rico should get less," he said.
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But in the poorest countries, kids were less likely to get less invasive surgeries tied to speedier recovery and a lower risk of complications, the study found.
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Because the test moves so quickly, there isn't a lot of time to figure out the right answers: Test takers get less than 15 seconds per question.
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But after college, during which the "Mad Money " host does not recommend investing or putting away money at all, "things get less and less suitable," he said.
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Holders of those bonds argued that they deserved almost all of their money back, but that meant that owners of other Puerto Rican bonds would get less.
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With elections in the fall, few lawmakers are willing to tell voters they will have to work longer and then get less money in their golden years.
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Even if capitalism favors early wake-up times, at least as a badge of honor, there is no data that shows that successful people get less sleep.
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Americans sleep, on average, less than seven hours a night, which means that many of us get less sleep than the American Academy of Sleep Medicine recommends.
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Heather Sarsons, then a Harvard graduate student, later that year published a paper showing that women get less credit for work they do with male co-authors.
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State expenditures on Medicaid are matched by the federal government under a formula based on state incomes — poorer states get more, while more affluent states get less.
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"They don't think that fiscal plan is appropriate; they think they should get more money and that the people of Puerto Rico should get less," he said.
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But under the points system, his retirement check calculation would include the lower salaries he earned when he started working 20 years ago, so he'll get less.
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At Glamour magazine, where I work now, we've talked a lot about how women typically receive lower wages for equal work and get less funding for new businesses.
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We thought it would be the opposite — that as you groom more, you're an expert on your own body and get less and less likely to get injured.
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Someone was just pointing out to me I don't get that ... I get less strafed on Twitter than you might imagine and I'm not clear why that is.
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After that, things get less impressive: it has 16GB of storage, 1GB of RAM, a MediaTek processor, and a 480 x 960 resolution for its 5.3-inch display.
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BRUENIG: Owners want to get richer, but they do not want the people who are making the stuff to get richer because that means they get less rich.
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And that's a major problem, since more than half of Americans get less than the necessary 220 hours of sleep each night, according to the National Sleep Foundation.
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"It's been a big adjustment and it's definitely harder and you get less time to yourself, but human beings are very good at adaptation," the Irish actor said.
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Dietary Guidelines for Americans recommend three or more servings of whole grains per day, but most U.S. adults get less than one serving per day, the authors write.
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States in the middle of the country collectively get less than a quarter of total U.S. venture capital dollars, but they're the ones that most need that investment.
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For one, the market should get less crowded: Deutsche Bank, to take just one listed company, counts 34 analysts that cover its stock, where perhaps five would do.
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Now, if Facebook actually has to back up a minute and get less data and get people to opt in, it's a real threat to the business model.
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But I just think just sort of the offensive status update from your uncle who thinks Obama was a Muslim or something, I usually get less of that.
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Although the AHCA would lower premiums for millennials without preexisting conditions, they would get less coverage and it would be harder for millions to get an insurance plan.
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After surveying 1,077 American full and part-time workers, Glassdoor found that 74 percent of respondents get less than eight hours of sleep on a typical work night.
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Outsourcing companies such as Interserve or Serco are also expected to get less business from a Labour government than a conservative administration seeking to further privatise the economy.
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Most Americans get less than half the required 13 g of fiber, but a plant-based diet remedies this — and no more "irregularity" means no more expensive probiotics.
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Democracy and rule of law also mean that if majority of people want less immigrants they get less immigrants, and illegal immigrants can be deported after due process.
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So, a middle school student would get less detailed information than a high school student, who might already be sexually active or becoming so in the near future.
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As many as 60% of hourly workers get less than two weeks' notice of changes to their schedule, according to the University of California at Berkeley's Shift Project.
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And in America, chronic sleeplessness is rampant: The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that 30 percent of adults regularly get less than six hours a night.
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So far, though, they seem to be less viral and get less engagement, in the form of responses, likes and retweets, than Mr. Trump's most provocative text tweets.
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Whether primary voters have drawn the same lessons now looms as the crucial question in a Democratic race that seems unlikely to get less nasty before it ends.
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Since income tax rates are progressive — that is, the rich pay a higher rate of income tax than the poor — lower-income families get less of a benefit.
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Like the production of camera sensors and microprocessors, batteries and other components for electric cars also get less expensive when there is a mass market for these vehicles.
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Here are the new levels: If all this sounds a bit in the weeds, here's the bottom line: Low-income Americans get less money to buy crummier insurance.
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While some have argued that women would just seek care elsewhere, this new research shows the opposite: When Planned Parenthood becomes less accessible, women just get less care.
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Fung faces a maximum five years in prison at his June 20 sentencing, but is likely to get less under his plea agreement, which notes his cooperation with authorities.
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These are the worst-off people receiving the credit (or not receiving it if they have no earnings), and they get less than people making considerably more than them.
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"Women get less support from managers — and that's getting credit for their ideas, getting help managing organizational politics, getting celebrated for their accomplishments," says Rachel Thomas, president of LeanIn.
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Steadily over the last year, we've seen clothes get thinner, fabrics get less opaque and people get more and more daring when it comes to showing off some skin.
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Married moms spend more time on chores and get less sleep than single moms, despite having a partner with whom they can share the work, new research has found.
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But we're not going to hurt the people who have been paying into Social Security their whole life and then all of a sudden they're supposed to get less.
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Conventional wisdom in the TV Industrial Complex: We're moving into an era of "skinny bundles" — where people still subscribe to pay TV but they pay less and get less.
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But after college, during which the "Mad Money" host does not expect you to invest or put money away at all, "things get less and less suitable," he said.
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Such control over her image may mean we get less frequent peeks of her looks, but it also gives us perfection with every appearance — something formerly reserved for sainthood.
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She's found that black women, in particular, have to ask for financial donations more frequently than their white male counterparts, and get less money when they do successfully fundraise.
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Force India, who achieved the team's best ever championship finish of fifth, also get less than McLaren even if their $67 million represents a 12 percent gain on 2014.
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The millennials' expectations of life are so out of kilter with reality that "they will probably get less of what they want than any previous generation," frets Ms Twenge.
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Shocking we know, but the analytics website Looker crunched the numbers and found that the female characters on Game Of Thrones get less screen time of their male counterparts.
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Clumsier children may become more self-conscious about displaying their motor skills and less likely to participate in games and activities, and this may mean they get less practice.
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There is a push to give the money directly to local groups, which get less than 1 percent of humanitarian funds, and let them decide how to spend it.
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If Nathalie uses the sperm to have kids, they will get the same share of the estate as Christian's living children, which means with each baby they get less.
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Namely, our analysis suggests that the solutions to this important, complicated issue of why women get less money to fund their ventures may be cheap, straightforward and lie within.
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If you skimp on price, you often don't get less effective products, but in testing, this foundation blended easily, provided medium coverage, and my fine lines seemed less visible.
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But as the New York Times reported, even the biggest banks are now slated to get less oversight from the feds about their own internal accounting and debt loads.
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ARE YOU FEELING LIKE IT'S TIME TO GET LESS HEDGED, THAT WE COULD ACTUALLY GO BACK TO NEW HIGHS IF YOU GET SOME OF THIS TRADE STUFF FIGURED OUT?
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"I think what's going to happen is we will get less and less animals total, but what we get is going to be in much worse condition," Lewis said.
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Seeing as these refunds will probably average out to $30, it stands to reason some people will probably get less from the government than they gave to the scammers.
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This one is very relevant to recent discussions on how black women weren't given credit for starting #MeToo, and how their assaults often get less attention than white women's.
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Studies have shown kids and teens who are addicted to their smartphones tend to be less attentive, get less sleep and are more at risk of depression and suicide.
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You get less headroom for passengers in the rear, you lose out on a lot of cargo space, visibility out the rear window is limited and you're paying more.
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Computer worms, which can keep replicating from one device to another, get less attention these days, but in the early years of the commercial internet, they were a menace.
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"They go through how he wishes she could get less time for this, that he is sorry she has to go to jail for this," she told the judge.
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"If she were a man, she'd get less than 5 percent," he added, rehashing what he said in his victory speech following a five-state primary sweep Tuesday night.
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As VR continues to get less expensive and make inroads into the consumer space, we can expect to see more general-use applications for the technology in the future.
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When you're young, you'll want to start out with a more aggressive (riskier) investment strategy, and as time goes on, the strategy should get less and less risky (more conservative).
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"There's not a whole lot left to pull out of there, so it's going to fall on the consumers to get less coverage in some matter or another," Cuban said.
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Your body is pretty good at fighting them off using antioxidants of your own, but over time, you get less good at it, and modern-day pollution is sky-high.
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Whilst the news has recently focused on extreme examples of passenger rights violation, the low level failures, delays and uncertainties that blight people's experience of air travel get less attention.
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In a speech on August 30 dedicated to outlining his principles for tax reform, he remarkably managed to get less specific than he'd been in any of his earlier plans.
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"I don't have any fears now that Disney is going to be a bigger company [that] there's more at risk or I'm going to get less access," one reporter said.
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So much had come to mind: Parkland, Sandy Hook, Columbine — and so many shootings in between that get less attention than they deserve, both on the streets and in schools.
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Smith frets that as each deal succeeds, investors will get less disciplined, and the initial first-day pops we have seen so often will become a thing of the past.
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The PBGC can hardly cut benefits any further: a worker with 30 years' service in a multi-employer scheme will get less than $13,000 a year, with no inflation protection.
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Few wanted to sell as prices plunged after the onset of the financial crisis in 210; no one wants to get less for their house than they paid for it.
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Then, just when you thought things couldn't get less glamorous, she is evicted from her high school for stabbing a "little prince basketball hero" in the neck with a pencil.
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The worry for agencies is that if Xandr limits access to its platform to competitors or favors AT&T's existing advertisers, other advertisers will get less access to targeting data.
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"What they predict is that things will get less predictable," he said: We'll have greater swings of temperatures with higher highs, lower lows and faster oscillations between the two extremes.
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If I slack on my workouts, or get less than six hours of sleep a night, extreme irritability or a slippery slope into a dark depression are sure to follow.
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Citing Cattaneo's comments to a person close to the manager, La Repubblica also said he will get less than 30 million euros ($34.98 million) for leaving ahead of the time.
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California's State Water Resources Control Board voted in July to use more of the state's water allocations for preserving fish populations, meaning farmers would get less than they were receiving.
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California's State Water Resources Control Board voted in July to use more of the state's water allocations for preserving fish populations — meaning farmers would get less than they were receiving.
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The charge of transferring obscene material to a minor carries a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison, but Weiner is likely to get less when sentenced on Sept. 8.
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But plot is less the concern of the movie, efficiently directed by Daniel Minahan, than sending off a phenomenal cast — some of whom, like Parker, get less attention than others.
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The process was designed to avoid a lengthy court fight, but because the pool of money was limited, it meant that if some passengers got more, others would get less.
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" Abrams acknowledged that "people always try to cheat, and Rosneft Trading Company may try to cheat, but I think they will get less cooperation as they try to do this.
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Republicans aren't going to get less obstructionist on climate change any time soon — not until the chokehold that right-wing media and fossil fuel companies have on the GOP is broken.
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The public gets more information, but employees often get less, because senior management has to make sure there's no information provided to employees that can leak out and affect the company.
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"We spend more and get less for it," says Dr. David Blumenthal, president of Commonwealth Fund, a New York City-based foundation focused on promoting a high performing health care system.
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So high-end users wouldn't need a camera-studded VR room, and mobile users could do far more with their headsets; they might even get less motion-sick in the process.
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Critics fret that excluding promoters will mean banks will get less money for the foreclosed assets, and so increase the bail-out burden that will ultimately fall on the public purse.
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I didn't think that dumb SNL sketch could get less funny—I'm a known David S. Pumpkins-hater—but knowing it gets worse makes me want to melt away into nothingness.
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The idea is that you double your impact: You get less of what you don't want (carbon) and more of what you do want (work) — more efficient markets on both sides.
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Deutsche Bank analyst Richard Parkes said the latest data should help secure the future of AstraZeneca's diabetes business, which has tended to get less attention than its high-profile oncology unit.
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The consequences of reduced Medicaid benefits or coverage for people with pre-existing conditions would be devastating, because they will need the same amount of care, but get less Medicaid support.
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"Supply shortfalls would drive prices up, and yes, you'd get less," said Andrew Muhammad, a professor of agricultural, food, and natural resource policy at the University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture.
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The other vision offered today by the Trump administration lays out a future where the government spends less on health care — and, as a result, vulnerable populations get less medical care.
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Shareholders would also have to be willing to potentially get less information about the company's performance and have less opportunity to sell their shares if it is no longer publicly traded.
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For example, the "paradox of choice" is a well-established phenomenon, in which consumers get less satisfaction beyond a certain number of product options because choosing itself requires energy and resources.
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Monmouth University pollster Patrick Murray suggested the primary may get less crowded if local Republican leaders fall in line behind Van Drew — something that's already beginning with some local GOP chairs.
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Macron wants to combine more than 40 retirement schemes into one big points-based system, and many worry they may get less and have to retire later under the proposed rules.
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More detailed forecast maps The timing of the storm Snow is expected to begin falling midday Sunday across the Ohio River Valley, but it will likely get less than an inch.
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According to a study by Swedish and U.S. researchers, people under the age of 65 who get less than five hours sleep on the weekend had an increased risk of death.
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The economists say the slow down from a "boomy" 3.1 percent in year-over-year fourth quarter growth will come as fiscal, monetary and trade policy get less supportive or more restrictive.
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It's a high risk strategy because clearly Spotify may get less ad revenue in the short-term, while the algorithm is trained to serve ads that consumers will in fact listen to.
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That would raise the risk of insurers having to hold more capital than they need which could damage competitiveness, reduce investment in the economy and see people get less from their pension.
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But within the last decade or so, resorts at lower elevations, which tend to get less snow than their higher-elevation counterparts, have been opening in December and closing in early April.
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Even then, you have to earn nearly $12,000 to get the full refundable credit; poorer people get less, because the credit is limited to 13 percent of your earned income over $2,500.
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"Investors don't like uncertainty, and as we get closer to the elections, we get less of that," he said, noting polls start painting a clearer and clearer picture of who will win.
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The Tivives zone is home to one of the last tropical dry forests - which typically get less than 2 meters (80 inches) of rainfall a year - in Costa Rica's Central Pacific region.
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Many Muslims get less sleep during the holy month due to late-night prayers and predawn meals, which can lead to mood swings and exhaustion in people with bipolar disorder or depression.
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"If a soldier wants to reenlist only for three years, they're actually going to get less money under this new bonus message than they would under the old bonus message," Sgt. Maj.
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You can also get less powerful configurations of the X1 Carbon, with Intel's Core i5 and 8 GB of RAM, which should suit users looking for performance on more of a budget.
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You can get less-designer but still-official SB 235 T-shirts at the Target a block away, too, where I heard a couple of women arguing with the cashier about paying $.
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If Awkward Pop Songs was JANK's joke-cracking icebreaker, then Versace Summer is your fourth time hanging out with them, the point where things start to get less funny and more serious.
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Some YouTube creators might get less money from Google, at least temporarily, as the company adds new controls for advertisers in the wake of an ad controversy that erupted two weeks ago.
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Studies show that African Americans get less sleep than white people, on average, and exhibit more "stress-related wear and tear," all of which contributes to serious health conditions and shorter lifespans.
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"I end up winning Louisiana and then when everything is done I find out I get less delegates than this guy that got his ass kicked," Trump said in reference to Cruz.
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Most expect their candidate to get less than 10 minutes of speaking time to make their case and ideally create the kind of viral moment that can boost donations and polling numbers.
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When the A.I. Professor Leaves, Students Suffer, Study Says After losing top professors, college students are less likely to create artificial intelligence start-ups and get less venture funding, the research says.
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The Washington Post's Capital Weather Gang reported that the rain during the day will "generally be light and intermittent" and the area will likely get less than a quarter of an inch.
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Leaving the house during the first week (okay, month) of playing a new game may never get less painful, but thankfully, it is easier to take a gaming rig on the go.
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Service workers, who make up a lion's share of the national economy but get less attention politically — are the stars in Nevada, where Las Vegas union members are a critical voting block.
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" (At one point, Ryan Good describes himself as Bieber's "swag coach," but Boyd seems to actually earn that title, whatever it means.) We get less-interesting snippets of Bieber's current single, "Yummy.
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In the 22020-23 demographic, she received 295% of the vote, and proceeded to get less and less popular until she received just 2% of the vote in the over 60 demographic.
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Wealthy taxpayers are able to get less of a benefit from the SALT deduction because the AMT exists, yet the AMT has hardly been thrown out by courts for having this effect.
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The second most cited reason among both men and women is that women get less support from their party leaders, with 43% of men and 61% of women who feel that way.
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In the city, you generally get less space, but you get back to your home faster — alleviating some of the enormous financial and psychological stress that long commutes impose on young families.
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For those who only manage to get less than five hours of shut eye throughout the week, but then have a longer snooze on the weekends, there was no heightened mortality risk.
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According to the Russian Public Opinion Research Center, Putin would garner more than 71% of the vote among that field; the closest contender, the Communist Pavel Grudinin, would get less than 7%.
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Low-quality news (whether outright hoaxes or just sloppy journalism) will just naturally get less exposure because people will only see it after scrolling through the higher-quality news their friends have shared.
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You get less, may I say, bang for the buck when you have protectionism in terms of these materials that are used to build what&aposs necessary even for the United States military.
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"People are living longer than ever, so relying on an inheritance to get on the housing ladder is a risky strategy as you may get less, and much later than planned," he said.
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Because when you get less supply, you have less access, and when you have less innovation, you have lower quality, and when you don't have people investing in industry, you get lower quality.
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They were also 46 per cent more likely to get less than the recommended seven hours of sleep each night and 21 per cent more likely to be obese, according to the study.
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The choice to go solar is often an individual one, insofar as some roofs are better for solar than others (north facing roofs, for instance, get less sunlight than roofs facing other directions).
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Rural roads, meanwhile, have a diversity of surfaces that make them more complicated to map, and they also get less traffic, so there's less incentive for companies to devote resources to mapping them.
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But at $10 million, Twitter could get less than 5 million viewers per game and still make the deal worthwhile, earning back half the money in ad revenue on Periscope streams, Calicanis said.
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"Presumably, if the government extends benefits to families to pay for leave, then people who currently qualify for unemployment benefits would get less, if costs aren't going to change at all," Maag said.
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But actually, what really is great is, over time, the visits can get less frequent and so on, from every other day to once a week to once a month and so on.
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Razer did not have information on how that higher resolution display would affect battery life—but assume that it will get less than the 13 hours Razer claimed for the base $1,400 model.
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Go back to the calculator and play around with different scenarios so you get a sense of how you fit into this Republican replacement plan, where the most vulnerable people get less help.
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Later, Jackson noted that the government's decision to argue that Stone should get less prison time than federal sentencing guidelines recommend was a definite deviation from standard practices adopted by the Trump administration.
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Democrats, who keep losing elections where they get more votes, want to get rid of the Electoral College and Republicans, who keep winning elections where they get less votes, want to keep it.
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The market is implying it wants the Fed to get less aggressive on rates, but with the current economic news, it cannot do that, and won't be able to until December at the earliest.
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"The very long-term thesis is that as you get less civil wars and more peace, you get better managed governments," said Leigh Innes, lead portfolio specialist for T Rowe Price's frontier markets strategy.
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Whereas maybe someone else who may be still building their network, maybe they just started getting opportunities... I almost feel like the people who get less opportunities might walk on eggshells a little more.
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It might be suitable for old Leaf batteries, but it probably won't be suitable for old Tesla batteries, and in coming years, batteries are going to get less like Leaf's and more like Tesla's.
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A "barrier clause" enacted last year eliminates money and media time for parties that get less than 1.5% of the vote in at least nine states, a threshold that will eventually rise to 3%.
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Conservative MPs will have their first vote on Thursday this week and that will see the least popular candidate eliminated from the leadership race (if they get less than a certain amount of votes).
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There's going to be a lot of focus on the number of people who will be covered, but also plans will tend to get less generous as a result of this bill too, right?
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Opposition lawmakers say investors will take a hefty charge for taking on the risk of fluctuating energy prices, and Denmark will therefore get less green energy for its money than it otherwise would have.
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This means mom and pop pay more at the register, families back home get less of the money sent from immigrants, and Wall Street waits days for each and every securities trade to settle.
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Qualified customers who earn more than 150 percent of the poverty level get less in CSRs, but still end up paying less out-of-pocket health costs than do silver plan customers without CSRs.
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The cost of living in DC is higher than in Baltimore, but that student is getting the Baltimore cost-of-living rate, meaning he or she is going to get less than what's needed.
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Although the $399 iPhone SE may get less frequent updates, Apple has made clear in the past that it's committed to offering a smaller, cheaper iPhone, which is particularly important in markets like India.
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My problem is silk shirts skew pretty expensive and I always get less wear out of them than I'd like, simply because I'm too lazy to constantly make those trips to the dry cleaner.
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As the state's hospitals fill up and supplies become scarce, officials have begun drafting plans for determining which patients would get full care, and which patients would get less — potentially resulting in their deaths.
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Once mass shelter-in-place orders subside, businesses can operate at least a little closer to normal, investors can get less cautious and customers will have the cash they need to pay their dues.
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For nearly four hours, the leading contenders shared a debate stage with several obscure names on the April 23 ballot, most of whom are expected to get less than 1 percent of the vote.
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Zdenek Hrib, mayor of Prague, Europe's seventh-richest region, said the economic gauge under which richer regions get less EU aid should be reviewed with factors such as social development also taken into account.
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Let's see what actually comes out of it, but overall, it's a sign of efforts to address industrial emissions, which get less attention than power plants and cars and are often tricky to tackle.
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So, if we're in this state where people do welcome, because state governments welcome this money when they bring it in, and then when people complain, they get less attention for what they're doing.
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As North Carolina cleans up from the damage wrought by Hurricane Florence, the scale of the devastation is now coming into focus — including to victims who usually get less attention in disasters like this.
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Photos in my stories that regularly got over 5,000 views a day, now get less than half of that — and only a handful of the people I actively followed along with are even sharing anymore.
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The truth is more complicated; yes, providers would get less from Medicare than private plans, but they would also get more than they do from Medicaid or from uninsured patients who can't afford their bills.
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You can expect to get less if you throw some intensive photo or video editing at this MacBook Pro, but I have little to no worries about the battery; it lasts a consistently long time.
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Why it matters: As we've said before, if you want to spend less money on health care, somebody in the health care system has to get less money, which is what makes it so difficult.
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How to get delegates without winning anything -- It is possible for a candidate to get less than 15% in the statewide contest but still obtain delegates by getting better than 15% at the district level.
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A quick refresher on why forced arbitration is so unfair to workers: Workers win less often in arbitration than in court, and when they do win, they get less money than they would in court.
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So perhaps the traditional asset mix will get less help over time from bond yields squeezing lower in tough times (barring a move to negative yields, which would create a whole other set of issues).
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This environment has created constituencies that get less attention than the "with the president even if he shoots someone on Fifth Avenue" sort of Trump voter, but probably matter more to how impeachment plays out.
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Men's thoughts and feelings have always been presumed to be an interesting subject for literary fiction, but women's stories have frequently found themselves shunted into a variety of genres that tend to get less acclaim.
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But Planned Parenthood plays such a pivotal role in providing family planning to low-income people that it can't easily be replaced — and a lot of women will get less health care as a result.
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"There's still plenty of buyers, there will probably even be more buyers around now but the government will get less money for its portion of the stake," said Wayne McCurrie, a portfolio manager at Ashburton Investments.
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As things go further into the atmosphere and further into the environment, things get less saturated and less contrast usually… it's a good visual cheat or technique to say that this is further in the background.
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A fall in the value of the pound would mean people coming into the U.K. would get more value for their foreign currency while those leaving the U.K. would get less foreign currency for their pounds.
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Demoting Engagement Bait – Posts that shamelessly beg for clicks with calls to action such as "Share with friends to win a free trip" or "Like if you're an Aries" will get less visibility in News Feed.
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It adjusts those subsidies based on age, giving some young people (who tend to be healthier) more help than they're getting now, while many older people (who tend to use more health care) would get less.
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A study published last year in the Review of Economics and Statistics found that workers who live in locations where people get more sleep tend to earn more than those in areas where people get less.
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What Trump supporters see: A guy who understands that when he negotiates with Congress, he will get less than what he asks for, so he asks for everything: a great big border wall and mass deportations.
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Risks, rewards and a very natural high "People get less sick when they dip," said Westerlund, who has been tracking down experts with cold weather specialties and inviting then to present seminars at next year's race.
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"If you say we're not going to have any tax cut for wealthy people, then you're really not going to have much of a tax cut, so you get less stimulus for the economy," said Sen.
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The Get Down and Sense8 might have aired on loath-to-cancel-things Netflix, but they still cost the streaming service tons of money to produce, and TV shows rarely get less expensive as they go.
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"China will get less of a kick out of consumer debt in the coming 18 months than it did in the past 18 months," said Louis Kuijs, an economist with Oxford Economics, a British research firm.
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There is another deep-seated problem in the federal death-penalty system that often escapes public notice: Federal prisoners typically get less judicial scrutiny of their convictions and death sentences than do state death-row prisoners.
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Congress has enacted a "performance clause", which eliminates public funding and media time for parties that get less than 216% of the national vote distributed across at least nine states (the threshold will eventually rise to 3%).
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If fishers take more than this "maximum sustainable yield"—as they do in many fisheries today—then in the long run they will get less out of the resource than they could, quite possibly imperilling its future.
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CANNES, France (Reuters) - Mexican-American actress Salma Hayek, a vocal campaigner against sexual harassment in the movie industry, said on Sunday male stars should get less pay as way to even things up with chronically underpaid women.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, a third of U.S. workers get less than 21 hours of sleep each night, and sleep deprivation costs U.S. businesses more than $33 billion annually in lost productivity.
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AHCA switched that to subsidies based largely on age — younger people get less help, while older people get more — that are nonetheless less generous for lower-income Americans than those provided through the existing health care law.
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She said, 'Your skin will look younger and fresher and be healthier the rest of your life if you protect it from the sun — not only will you not get skin cancer but you'll get less wrinkles.
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Mr. Santorum argues that giving governors control over how to spend health care dollars will create efficiencies in the system, and disputes as a "false narrative" the idea that states will get less money under the bill.
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But the question is whether clients will stick with Atrium if they get less access to a lawyer for the same price, and whether the collaboration platform is useful enough for outside law firms to pay for.
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That section of the report, which is likely to get less attention and draw less criticism than the rest, actually tells us a lot about what health care policy would probably be like in a Warren administration.
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They and other men I eventually asked admitted it could be rough; they felt the odds were against them (men in the aggregate do in fact tend to get less action on dating apps than women do).
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While airlines are loath to discuss pricing, the new basic economy class seats are expected to be in many cases the same price as the standard economy fare, meaning travelers will get less for the same price.
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If Matsumoto had agreed with Shkreli's lawyers that there was effectively no loss from his crimes for the purpose of calculating the recommended sentence, the guidelines would recommend he would get less than two years in prison.
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Ian Katz, an analyst at the Washington research firm Capital Alpha Partners, told me it's possible the Crapo bill could introduce some risk, as certain banks will now get less supervision, but the scenario won't be dire.
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Maybe it's the fact that the X-Men movies tend to be a little overstuffed that characters whose names don't rhyme with Schmulverine tend to get less to do, but Kitty is an awesome character in the comics.
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The auto and travel group said on Tuesday that its study of 4,571 U.S. accidents showed that drivers who get less than the recommended seven hours of sleep a day are at a much higher risk of accidents.
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That, combined with concerns that bots and cheaters are winning the games, splitting the jackpots into tiny fractions so legitimate winners get less, has hurt the perception of HQ as a game where the smartest can win big.
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REM sleep and dementia A new study in the journal Neurology, the journal for the American Academy of Neurology, finds that people who get less REM, or dream-stage sleep, may be at higher risk for developing dementia.
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If Puerto Rico continues to get less federal funding to cover its population's medical expenses than it would receive if it were a state, Puerto Rico's population will have no choice but to move to the 85033 states.
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I think eventually it does matter though, in the end, is how products get less and less interesting and if they embarrass people who advertise there, that's really where the bad, but so far, they haven't embarrassed them.
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"I think the historical perspective is that you pay up so you get less ownership, and there's risk that hasn't been mitigated in that round," Lai tells Axios of investing in his new firm's Series B sweet spot.
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"It will be harder for people living with HIV to afford plans that will actually cover their care and treatment needs," NASTAD said, since the change could mean low-income folks get less help to pay for their premiums.
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Rescue the Little Sisters and you'll get less ADAM — but the Little Sisters and their creator, a (possibly crazy) scientist with access to stores of genetic modification material, will be in your debt, and reward you some other way.
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The real issue is that unless there had been a coordinated wave of threats and attacks that took places at dozens of campuses or communities at roughly the same time, the individual stories were bound to get less coverage.
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If they want to raise a round pre-launch at a $40 million valuation and take money from a big VC, he or she should accept the consequences of doing that if things get less rosy down the road.
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People with lower incomes, older people, residents of rural areas and people who live in areas with high insurance costs would get less financial help buying their plans under the American Health Care Act than they do under Obamacare.
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CC: I think a lot of the times, the term, what is a regulation, sometimes people literally and when they explain this term or understand what this term means, people who actually get less freedom and less market economy.
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To get the Note 10 for just $309.99, you will need to trade in an eligible, recently released phone — older phones can also be traded in, but you'll get less money back and end up with a smaller discount.
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Women often face more criticism over being too "bossy" when they attempt to be assertive, and women of color get less mentorship and assigned more "office housework," or tasks that keep the office running but don't lead to promotions.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Italy wants all European Union countries to accept their share of economic migrants entering the bloc, or get less EU money, an Italian proposal prepared for a meeting of some EU leaders on migration showed on Sunday.
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Having just moved to Marfa with her husband Sylvere (Griffin Dunne), Chris doesn't ever intend to send the letters his way, or act upon their dirty secrets — but they still continue to get less hypothetical with every passing day.
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NEW DELHI — When the leaders of the world's two most populous nations meet on Friday in the Chinese city of Wuhan, Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India will be pushing to get less from President Xi Jinping of China.
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With so much money on the line, the "jokes" get less funny—last week a Garlicoin user said they were artificially inflating the currency's value, a practice known as "pumping," although DigitalizedOrange claims this person was a mere troll.
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We wanted to go back to a label that we knew was 100 percent committed to doing records and no risk of having the record get shelved or have it get less attention than they promised and stuff like that.
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Germany's government bonds with a maturity of up to 10 years already trade at a negative yield, which means that if an investor bought that debt now and held it to maturity they would get less money than they paid.
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But English-speakers, who make up less than a fifth of the population, say their regions get less than their fair share of public money and that the government forces them to use French in schools, courts and other public institutions.
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The political rappers — in addition to Médine, the more prominent ones include Kery James, Youssoupha, Axiom, Oxmo Puccino and Abd Al Malik — generally get less airtime on the radio than the more American-style "gangsta" rappers, who exist here, too.
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"It will be harder for people living with HIV to afford plans that will actually cover their care and treatment needs," NASTAD's Killelea said, since the change could mean low-income folks get less help to pay for their premiums.
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Rather than slotting into existing systems, Brex has an opportunity to recreate the back-end processes that power those cards, which larger institutions might not be able to do as they've hit a massive scale and get less and less agile.
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According to Jos Hoebe, owner of Blackmill Games and one of the three original Verdun developers, their team made a conscious approach to show the largely French-defended parts of the Western Front that get less attention in popular depictions.
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Even 75 percent of families connected to grid power in rural areas – 700 million people – regularly get less than six hours of uninterrupted power a day, according to a 2016 study by the Delhi-based Centre for Science and Environment.
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And why on earth is Lisa — the Simpsons character who's always been the most passionate about sticking up for people and issues that get less attention and care than others — the one to deliver this tired, anti-PC culture blow?
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So its machines may soon become a common sight at hospitals across the U.S. More from CNBC Disruptor 50: How star start-ups scale up for success 23andMe disrupts genetic testing When Silicon Valley write the check, women get less
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Threats like the coronavirus are not as rare as they seem; they are likely to get less rare; and they make the case for a more social democratic form of government, one based on mutual care rather than zero-sum competition.
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According to the CDC, over a third of people in the US get less than seven hours' sleep per 24 hour period and surveys show that people are sleeping fully two hours less per night than they did in the 1960s.
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The fees charged by iBuyers are similar to what sellers pay in a traditional transaction (though iBuyers usually spin their fees as slightly lower), and selling to an iBuyer generally means you'll get less than you would on the open market.
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But consumer advocates and other financial experts said they were concerned that undesirable annuities — often costly and complex ones — could end up among savers' options, particularly at smaller employers that get less sophisticated advice or don't look beyond a sales pitch.
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And over time, there would be fewer people insured by Medicaid, the joint federal-state program that covers poor people, "as some states are unable to maintain current eligibility levels" because they will get less federal funding under Graham-Cassidy.
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While it would certainly lower premiums, because of a quirk in the way ObamaCare's subsidies to help people afford coverage are calculated, some people who get subsidies would get less assistance if CSRs are funded than if they remain canceled.
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One day after the president pardoned or commuted the sentences of wealthy supporters and even a Democrat convicted of corruption, Democrats will get less time than they'd like to focus on President Trump; there's a whole new candidate to vet onstage.
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He said those who refuse to take in some of the new arrivals should get less money from EU coffers, an idea that is anathema to the four ex-communist states in the east who do not want to host anyone.
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The study also highlighted the disparity between London and the north in terms of the amount the government plans to spend on infrastructure per person this year: In London, that figure is £22012,604; the northern regions will get less than £400 per head.
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Parents complained that non-religious students at the 220th Year Sarigazi middle school get less support than Imam Hatip students and that their classes are more crowded, with an average 284 pupils in a classroom, compared with 22017 on the Imam Hatip side.
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That is, not only are many party elites convinced that white guys are more electable, but that information gets through to prospective candidates, and some women and people of color choose not to run as a result, knowing they'll get less support.
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Not only does the blue light emitted by smartphones, laptops, and other devices essentially trick your body into believing it should still be awake, but research has also found that the distraction social media provides can also cause people to get less sleep.
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Just 18% of American workers receive at least 15 vacation days a year, 38% receive 10 to 14 vacation days, 30% receive five to nine vacation days, and 8% get less than five days off, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Developers in Tijuana, Mexico, reportedly are planning to cash in on the longstanding phenomenon of Americans heading south of the border to get less-expensive health care by building a big new medical facility that will also feature a 140-room hotel.
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Dr. Barry Edwards, a lecturer in political science at the University of Central Florida, said that Gillum's success will depend more on whether he can get less consistent voter blocs to turn out than on his ability to court white, working-class voters.
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Over time, however, wages and other benefits would increase less or perhaps go down (current workers would get smaller raises, new hires would get less pay, and so forth) until the full cost of the higher payroll tax falls fully on workers.
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"We knew it was going to be tough to come in here and get a win, and it's frustrating that some early fouls took me out of my rhythm early and forced me to get less aggressive to avoid another foul," Wall said.
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Moreover, legal settlements can be inadequate — in one settlement deal in the Weinstein case, a number of women who came forward will each get less than $500,000, a relatively small amount when some say their entire careers were destroyed by the producer.
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A "grand coalition" between the main parties would be a continuation of the status quo, but it would only be possible if Schulz's SPD does not get less than 23 percent of the vote (its result in 2009), Nickel said in his note.
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These workers, who sort and prepare packages for final-mile delivery in a station called DSM1, said they were told by Amazon managers that they get less paid time off (PTO) because they are classified by the company as Class Q workers.
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In the background are five drivers that get less attention: the small and decreasing imbalance between supply and demand, levels of investment, the normal operational decrease in production, the short-cycle nature of production in the U.S. and the inventory of oil.
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Then, two GOP-leaning groups that tend to get less attention in punditry are "Market Skeptic Republicans," who stand out for their concern about the economic system favoring the powerful, and "New Era Enterprisers" (they're pretty moderate on social issues but economically conservative).
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But that has consequences: Around 69 percent of high school students get less than eight hours of sleep on a school night, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which puts these teens at risk of negative impacts on health.
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"No matter how much money we get, we always get less than what we were promised, especially on the federal level," said Emma Turner, president of the California School Boards Association, a group representing more than 1,26 California school districts and county offices of education.
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When cash-transfer experiments were conducted in poor towns in India, girls gained more weight and increased the time they spent at school at greater rates than boys, probably because when cash is scarce, the girls get less to eat and are kept home more.
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Some patients might sleep more because they get less physical activity, spend more time in bed, or experience more social isolation or depression, said Kristen Knutson, a researcher at the Center for Circadian and Sleep Medicine at Northwestern University's Feinberg School of Medicine in Chicago.
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They want to know who will put forth the policies that rebalance our society and root out the systemic biases that make it possible for the rich and powerful to keep getting more, while the rest of us get less and the chasm widens.
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Students need a little more than nine hours of sleep each night, she said, adding that research has conclusively shown that teenagers who get less than eight hours of sleep are more likely to be depressed, use illegal substances and get into car crashes.
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"DeFranco suggested that the headline of a PewDiePie article should be &aposTop YouTube creator promotes self-care in order to prevent burnout, even though during that time he&aposll make less money," something he said would get less clicks but be "rooted in reality."
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The $230 million record purchase was a visceral reminder that when wealthy buyers like Mr. Griffin purchase expensive apartments as second homes or investments, New York City and the state get less financial benefit than if the home were owned as a primary residence.
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That one night of sleep is a couple bottles of Veuve Cliquot more than the $378 maximum General Assistance a workfare recipient can receive per month in San Francisco; they get less if they get offered a shelter bed, even if they refuse it.
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"I didn't get less work done in four days than in five because in five days, you think you have more time, you take longer, you allow yourself to have more interruptions, you have your coffee a bit longer or chat with colleagues," Schulz-Hofen said.
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"A bidder that is not willing and able to sign a contract and guarantee them (the benefits) can still bid and still be competitive but they will get less points in the economic benefits category" than firms that do offer a watertight commitment, said the source.
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While most income groups would get less of a tax cut under the new plan, those in the bottom 20 percent of income would get more of a benefit under the new plan because it includes a refundable tax credit for child care, the Tax Foundation said.
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He said a "vertical merger" like this one, combining two companies with different competitors, would usually get less regulatory scrutiny, while Disney's planned acquisition of 20th Century Fox — a "horizontal merger" that would take out one of Disney's largest competitors — normally would see scrutiny, but isn't.
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"The risks around the calls are not that we're going to get more easing than our economists expect, but that we might actually get less," she said, noting that some central banks may have begun to indicate that unconventional policy measures were nearing the end of the line.
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For them, it's no fun to watch a stream of a happily married woman... I knew this would be the case when I first started, that I would likely get less support, but I think in some ways, I'm more supported by people who value and respect solid relationships.
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A negative yield, which means the ECB will get less money than it paid for the bond if it holds it until it matures, reflects investor expectations that ECB rates will remain low in the short term, strong demand for high-rated debt and an oversupply of cash.
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A construction worker who lives and works in New York, earns $2876,225 and wants the biggest possible IncomeAssure check for the longest period of time (though you can pay less and get less if you want), would pay a whopping $2000 each month, according to the IncomeAssure quote calculator.
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Harwood: If you look at the center of gravity of the economics profession, what they will say is that the deficit will go up more than you guys say, growth will increase less than you guys say, and that workers will get less than you guys are projecting.
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However, he believes Trump's plan, in its current form, would balloon the deficit because the government would get less revenue from business owners and because more people in W-2 jobs would try to convert to independent contractors to take advantage of the lower tax rate Trump has proposed.
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On the flip side, if you have a particularly strong response to interferon gamma, you might get less sick from the common cold and be more outgoing, but at the cost of being the worst member of your weekly trivia night (these examples are gross simplifications, of course).
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Even though the study found more than one in five adolescents get less than seven hours of sleep on school nights, the amount of sleep kids got didn't influence what's known as self-regulation, or the ability to manage things like memory, behavior, emotions and impulses, the study found.
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Destiny 23 had a similar number of guns that would look great in Destiny 22, which means Bungie's sitting on a massive goldmine of over 250,22 guns from the past 22 years and who knows how much armor… and… we get less than 29% of them at best.
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Vertical mergers tend to get less of a stink eye from regulators, though experts like Tim Wu, a law professor at Columbia University, have argued that vertical mergers should get as much scrutiny, if not more, since the combined companies can have enormous power over consumers and markets.
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The findings indicated that those with a diagnosis of psychosis were 36 percent more likely to get less than 150 minutes of moderate physical activity per week (the minimum amount of exercise recommended by the World Health Organization for adults aged 18 to 64) than those not diagnosed with psychosis.
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"There are many millions of Americans, including many of Bernie's supporters, who don't understand why we are the only major country on earth that does not provide healthcare as a right and they don't understand why we pay more but get less for what we spend on healthcare," Briggs said.
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The falling price drop, as Stanford University drug policy expert Keith Humphreys explained at the Washington Post, also means that states may get less tax revenue from marijuana than they hoped: Most states that have legalized so far have done so by taxing pot as a percent of its price.
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With all of that said, it is now critical that these three candidates lick their wounds and get back into the public square to help ensure the defeat of a president whose policies have been hurtful to people of color and to lift up issues that might otherwise get less focus.
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Lawyers who brought a nationwide class action over the labeling and advertising for MGM's "50 Years of James Bond" and other DVD and Blu-ray boxed sets will get less than $185,000 in attorneys' fees, not the $350,000 envisioned in last year's settlement, a federal appeals court held on Monday.
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The record purchase — surpassing the cost of the next most expensive home in the United States by more than $100 million — was a stark reminder that when wealthy buyers like Mr. Griffin purchase expensive apartments as second homes or investments, New York City and the state get less financial benefits.
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A no-deal Brexit could result in British insurers having to hold more capital than they need, damaging competitiveness, reducing investment in the economy and see people get less from their pension, Huw Evans, Director General of the ABI, said in a statement ahead of the trade body's annual dinner in London.
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For individuals who are exposed to high doses of adversity in childhood, the pleasure and reward center of the brain — the ventral tegumental area, the part that is stimulated by cocaine, heroin, methamphetamine, tobacco, sex, high-sugar and high-fat foods — can be affected, so folks actually get less pleasure from these things.
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" Gordon also reads some e-books, which make for a much less sexy Instagram, but she still shares a screenshot of the book cover from her e-reading device and admits: "Those may get less 'Instalove,' but are also some of the best books that I've read, so I don't want to leave them out.
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Not just in laboratories to have some great breakthrough on a fusion reactor, but also, as Harish Hande, this energy entrepreneur in India, has made a breakthrough with a financial model for how to go into a village and bring in enough solar power so they can run their sewing machines and get less poor.
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"As a luxury player with 24% of our sales in the EU and 90% of our parts purchases ... from the EU, it would help us greatly if we didn't have to pay more for them or get less margin back for the products that we finish and send," Chief Executive Adrian Hallmark told Reuters.
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Dr. McEwen also notes that our baseline cortisol levels ebb and flow in a regular 24-hour cycle that is thrown out of whack if we get less than seven to eight hours of sleep a night, which is all too easy to do if you're in the habit of checking your phone before bed.
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There's "france 2008" — a failed attempt to hitch-hike around the country that saw a friend and I get less than 100 miles out of Calais; "nepal", "nepal deux", and "nepal finarly" — a gap-year trilogy of cliché that spans mountains, monks, and one misjudged mohawk; and "leeds fest '07" which is equal parts mud and obscenities.
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Brand new batteries would not be affected, but as most phone batteries run through charge cycles they get less effective (this is a well-known byproduct of lithium-ion technology and one reason everyone wants to get rid of it as soon as someone figures out something better) and more susceptible to these kinds of triggering spikes.
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But if the central control is too great — if, for instance, someone starts trying to impose controls down through the DNS tree, or starts trying to demand strict interconnection regimes along geopolitical lines or whatever — then all the independent networks that are now gaining the benefit of easy interoperation will get less "carrot" than they do today.
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In addition to shifting to additional pre-disaster spending, Congress should make changes to disaster assistance including strengthening requirements for communities and states--those states and communities that plan for and mitigate risks would be 'rewarded' with the full share of federal disaster assistance, while those that do not plan for known risks, would get less in federal assistance.
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"For example, if SB 439 were passed into law a 90-year-old grandmother who is assaulted because she is wearing a 'Make America Great Again' shirt would get less justice than a 25-year-old man who is assaulted because he is perceived to be gay," the group said in a statement opposing the bill.
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This is largely because schools in low-income areas may be given the same number of positions as schools in higher income areas, but they regularly get less experienced and lower paid teachers and staff — leading to lower spending at more disadvantaged schools since districts under the traditional staffing model don't differentiate between teacher salary levels.
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Throw in the facts that, according to research, competent men are seen as likeable, while competent women are seen as bitchy, that women get less credit for their accomplishments than men do, that men are often promoted on promise while women get elevated only on the basis of performance, and that sexual harassment is a constant problem for women in tech.
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This disparity, or "sleep gap," has been the subject of numerous studies, some of which have found that Black Americans are five times more likely than white Americans to get less than six hours of sleep per night, are more likely than white Americans to feel sleepy during the day, and on average get an hour less sleep per night than white Americans.
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How Uber, Airbnb and other star start-ups scale up for success Spotify's IPO disrupted Wall St. What's ahead for unicorns looking to go public When Silicon Valley VCs write the check, women get less, but that's changing "In Cincinnati we were able to attract the superstars," said Williams, speaking at CNBC's Disruptor 50 Roadshow event in Los Angeles last month.
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OUR BASIC OBJECTIVES WITH CHINA ARE TO SELL THEM MORE PRODUCT, GET LESS IN THE WAY OF TARIFF AND NON-TARIFF TRADE BARRIERS AND THEN ULTIMATELY, AND MOST IMPORTANTLY, THROUGH THE 301 MECHANISM DEAL WITH THE PROBLEMS OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY, TECHNOLOGY TRANSFERS, THE WHOLE LITANY OF HIGH-TECH THINGS AND OTHER INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY THAT YOU HAVE HEARD SO MUCH ABOUT.
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Fundamentally, you have to understand that getting access to healthcare services, getting people to be willing to provide high-quality services and innovative treatments, is the result of a market decision for those providers as well, and so if you don't treat it like a marketplace to some degree, you'll get less innovation and fewer new treatments than you will if you do.
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The point is not that Syria should get less coverage — on the contrary, Syria should receive more attention for the tragedy unfolding there, and that's why I've reported on it — but I wish South Sudan could also get high level humanitarian and diplomatic attention, especially because the United States and other Western countries midwifed this country and bear some responsibility for the tragedy unfolding here.
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Vitamin D can be found in fatty fish, such as salmon, and in milk or foods fortified with vitamin D. In general, our vitamin D levels tend to be influenced by sun exposure, skin tone and latitude — people in northern areas who get less sun exposure in the winter typically have lower vitamin D. A blood test is required to check vitamin D levels.
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The study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found that teens who get less than seven hours of sleep on school nights were more likely to engage in risky behaviors -- such as texting and driving, drinking and driving, riding with a driver who was drinking, and not wearing a seat belt in a car or a helmet while on a bicycle -- than teens who sleep nine hours a night.
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A new tax law wouldn't be as good for Citibank Citigroup stands to get less of a profit boost than other big U.S. banks from lower corporate tax rates expected from the new government in Washington as the bank may have to slash $4 billion or more of the value of an unusually large income tax asset that it holds as a result of the financial crisis of 2007-2009.
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Ten years later, the scientists followed up with 324 of the twin pairs, and found that those who had reported consuming more vitamin C in their diet — at least twice the recommended dietary allowance of 75 milligrams a day for women (the R.D.A. for adult men is 90 milligrams) — had a 33 percent lower risk of their cataracts progressing than those who get less vitamin C. The researchers concluded that genetic factors account for about 35 percent of the difference in cataract progression, while environmental factors like diet account for 65 percent.
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But De Niro's outburst is also drawing criticism for taking away from the night's honorees, many of whom carefully and thoughtfully called for political change without being crass or hurling insults: many women and queer people gay carefully worded, painstakingly thought-out speeches tonight about living in the world of 2018, and will get less coverage than the star of "Dirty Grandpa" issuing a verbal belch Andrew Garfield, who won for his performance in Angels in America, referenced the Supreme Court same-sex wedding cake decision in his acceptance speech, calling for more understanding and empathy for the LGBTQ community.
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