In some cases, the iPad got slower after updating — but not this time.
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"The simplest thing is they got faster and we got slower," he said.
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On GOOD:AM, his third album, his delivery got slower and a syzurp-ish vibe kicked in.
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Which is very fast to serve but then slow and got slower the more posts you had.
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For the better part of 2015, as train cars got slower and more crowded, Cuomo was content to completely ignore the MTA.
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"He got slower and less accurate on virtually all of the tests," said Dr. Mathias Basner, a cognitive scientist at the University of Pennsylvania.
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The attorney general said at least 640,000 subscribers signed up for high-speed plans but got slower speeds, and many subscribers could not access promised content such as Facebook, Netflix, Google's YouTube and gaming platforms.
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When he took his medications, it helped control his shaking, but as the years passed he "got slower and slower" and then his voice disappeared as he began to have more bouts with infections and pneumonia.
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Just take last year, for example, when a number of owners spent weeks trying to figure out if their Model 3s got slower after the company issued an update that fixed a problem with the car's braking distance.
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"Customers were willing to wait in the long line out the door because they knew the line would be fast, and the speed of service got slower, and a lot of that was the fact that they didn't do a great job of training their employees," Hottovy said.
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He went on to report that while Cambridge still looked "remarkably neat", they "have actually got slower"; at the same time Oxford "improved their pace, if not their appearance, in a measure that most critics would have thought quite impossible".
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Some producers started embracing a slower style characterized by a deeper, harder bass drum that typically had a longer envelope than was possible in the traditional, faster style. In this aspect, this new form of gabber obviously cannot be considered less powerful than its precursor. This newer sound was referred to as "New Style" or "Mainstream" and as the tempo got slower and slower it began to become similar to Chicago hard house. Many hardcore enthusiasts hated Chicago hard house and the club scene it typified, and frequently DJs would be booed by one group of fans and cheered for by another at the same party, depending on the tempo and style of music they were playing.
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