The same proportion has grown less confident lately about Trump.
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Meanwhile, the Democratic Party has grown less connected to its voters.
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As Steam has grown, Valve's video game releases have grown less frequent.
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Over the years I've grown less in love with the space western.
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The village around us has gone dim; our shadows have grown less distinct.
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By early 2018, Congress had grown less ambitious, and Mr Trump's approval rating recovered.
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Innovation comes through trial and error, but society has grown less tolerant of risk.
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Air strikes can interrupt business, sending Yemenis rushing home, but they have grown less common.
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Yet the area has grown less edgy since Schumpeter first visited, nearly two decades ago.
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The study also found, over the time it analyzed, mayoral races had grown less competitive.
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Americans overall have grown less supportive of impeaching Trump, Reuters/Ipsos polling this week showed.
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Despite appearances, Guinea has grown less corrupt under Alpha Condé, who has been president since 2010.
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He controls Viacom and CBS Corp, although his role at the companies has grown less visible.
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Despite the rush of IPO headlines as of late, the process has actually grown less common.
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Yet with regional stars realigning, Indian pride has grown less prickly and American prejudice less smug.
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Many scholars have argued that the world has grown less democratic since the internet was introduced.
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The unrest has grown less violent in recent days but has shown little signs of subsiding.
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Economists have grown less confident in models that forecast an inverse relationship between unemployment and inflation.
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The WFP says around one in four children have grown less tall than their South Korean counterparts.
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But economists have grown less confident in academic models that forecast an inverse relationship between unemployment and inflation.
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Since then the central government has grown less patient, notably after Xi Jinping became party leader in 2012.
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Mr Arnade is scarcely the only commentator to worry that Americans have grown less attentive to each other.
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Meanwhile, real wages have grown less than 10 percent in that period, even for those employed full time.
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One of Wall Street's most vocal bulls has grown less optimistic that tax reform will become a reality.
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I've grown less infatuated with the rarer letters over the years, shifting my focus more toward smoother fill.
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The health care plan, a centerpiece of Warren's White House bid, has grown less popular in the poll.
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Mr Pinker's best-known previous book, "The Better Angels of Our Nature", showed that humankind has grown less violent.
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And while Exxon's dividend has more than doubled during that period, it has grown less in value than Chevron's.
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As Android has matured, differences between versions have shrunk, and having the very latest one has grown less important.
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According to the firm's data, the number of brands using Twitter has grown less than two percent since 2014.
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Over the years, I have grown less discomfited by landlocked destinations — I have even begun to seek them out.
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That marked a significantly change from the prior poll, where just 30 percent said their expectations had grown less rosy.
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In the years since "Silicon Valley" hit the small screen, I've grown less and less sure that Judge is right.
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Starting salaries for new college graduates have grown less than 1% over the last two years, remaining at around $50,000.
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Since then, and most notably after Mr Xi became party leader in 2012, the central government has grown less patient.
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But it's grown less popular among Republicans — and Republican support for immigrant strength fell 247 percent between 60 and 423.
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We've grown less patient, more demanding of instant responses, and more willing to carry our work into non-working hours.
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In May, a French parliamentary report admitted that the state of emergency, perhaps useful at first, had grown less effective.
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One couple sitting on a bench as they watched the ferry come in said the island had grown less welcoming.
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Starting salaries for new college graduates have grown less than 1% over the past two years, remaining at around $70,000.
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Starting salaries for new college graduates have grown less than 280 percent over the last two years, remaining at around $21991,22016.
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It's a convenient fantasy (don't worry, ladies!), one that has grown less viable as women have gained power and autonomy offscreen.
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However, markets have grown less certain about the timing of tax reform after Republicans pulled a proposal to repeal and replace Obamacare.
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"By the time they started settling on the West they'd grown less religious and didn't care that much," he only half jokes.
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Productivity, or the average worker's hourly output, has been virtually flat the past year and grown less than 1% annually since 2011.
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It ends with Alana and Este pounding a syncopated rhythm on the drums; the chorus has grown less needy and more defiant.
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Mexican labor productivity has grown less than 10 percent since Nafta came into effect, according to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.
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Her presence is still sensitive and soft-grained, if less specific and moving than in 2016, but her voice has grown less dependable.
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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has grown less popular in New York – even among Democrats – following Amazon's decision to scrap its planned offices in Queens.
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In the past few decades, Hopkins shows, Americans have grown less able to name their governor and less likely to vote in local elections.
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Since the end of the Great Recession, GDP has grown less than 2 percent annually and looks headed for another year around that level.
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Public opinion has in recent years grown less tolerant of leniency extended to the heads of conglomerates, or chaebols, for the sake of the economy.
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But while serve speeds rose steadily throughout the '80s, '90s, and early 2000s, improvements in the past decade have grown less consistent and more incremental.
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Mr Boot seems to have grown less gung-ho since 2001, and he acknowledges that South Vietnam might have fallen no matter what America did.
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But Tuesday's filing revoked that recommendation, arguing that the former three-star Army general has grown less repentant about his actions in the past year.
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In Yemen, both sides have released more than 100 prisoners to show good will, and cross-border attacks by the Houthis have grown less frequent.
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Some 261% of them (373 countries) have grown less hospitable to free speech in the past five years, while only 237% have improved (see map).
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The shooting brought attention to the palpable tension between the city's African American community and its police department, which has grown less diverse during Buttigieg's tenure.
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Part of the downshift in the growth rate since 239.6 was caused by a working-age population that has grown less rapidly than in earlier eras.
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Mr. McConnell has only a few days to wheel, deal and cajole reluctant senators to get behind legislation that has grown less popular with more exposure.
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It's possible that the obstacles for a left-liberal favorite like Ms. Warren have grown less formidable, because of a leftward shift in the Democratic electorate.
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We've seen more technological growth in the last 10 years than we saw in the 100 years before that, and it seems we've only grown less happy.
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That technique has grown less prominent as SIM swapping techniques have become more broadly understood, but the basic goals of drive-by vandalism have remained largely unchanged.
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As federal agencies have grown steadily larger, exercising greater and greater power over the lives of every American, they've grown less responsive to the public they regulate.
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The theme of Mr Sanders's insurgent campaign—"a future to believe in"—has grown less quixotic after nearly splitting the first 34 primaries and caucuses with Ms Clinton.
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Association with Cuba's government is often frowned on even though the fierce rhetoric has grown less intense over time, until the din has been nearly drowned out generationally.
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Small wonder then that the Economist Intelligence Unit, our corporate cousin, has found that most of the world's cities have grown less liveable for expats and business travellers.
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Trump voters broke about evenly, with just 5 percent saying they have become more favorable toward the real estate developers brand, and 6 percent saying they have grown less favorable.
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What is new is that traditional checks against such tactics, such as exposure in the press, or intervention from the courts or election bodies, seem to have grown less effective.
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Since Fed Chairman Jerome Powell took the helm in February 212, statements have grown less complex and opening remarks at the central bank's news conferences have become easier to follow.
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Just as people have grown less concerned with being "civil" toward members of the right-wing, people seem more willing to say sexually explicit things even if others are offended.
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If anything, it appears that the improvements — to the extent any are detectable by examining only two data points — may have grown less quickly after implementation of pay-for-performance.
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Since Fed Chairman Jerome Powell took the helm in February 2018, statements have grown less complex and opening remarks at the central bank's news conferences have become easier to follow.
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The report showed that rates have plummeted since 20163, as United States citizens have ditched landlines for mobile phones en masse, and generally grown less willing to talk on the phone.
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In the years since "Mama's Gun," Badu has grown less interested in establishing her independence—which no one, in any case, could doubt—and more interested in finding ways to connect.
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Turning to Brazil's profile on the global stage, which had grown less prominent under Ms. Rousseff, Mr. Temer spoke about Brazil's longstanding efforts to strengthen commercial and diplomatic ties with African countries.
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The most recent officer involved shooting -- which has South Bend on edge -- underscores persistent tension between the city's African American community and its police department, which has grown less diverse during Buttigieg's tenure.
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Recent anti-corruption demonstrations have occurred in more than 100 Russian cities, a strike by truckers is now in its third month, and a younger generation has grown less susceptible to television propaganda.
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A massive move away from the momentum stocks that have dominated much of the last decade has come in part because investors have grown less fearful of an impending downturn, according to Goldman Sachs.
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New generations of Cuban-Americans have grown less interested in Cuba policy, which has dropped below the economy, health care, and gun control in its importance to the Cuban-American electorate as a whole.
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In a recent survey by Nomura, 30 domestic Golden Arches' franchisees, who own about 271 stores collectively, estimated that same-store sales had grown less than a half of a percent in the third quarter.
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Although manufacturing firms have grown less likely to concentrate together in dense areas, thanks to the falling cost and hassle of shipping, firms in knowledge-based industries like technology and finance have become more prone to clustering.
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Taiwan holds drills against invasion While Beijing has only grown more powerful in recent years, due to record economic growth and military modernization, the Taiwanese population has grown less and less interested in reunification with the mainland.
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Its usage has become barely distinguishable from its classical applications — but now it has an added layer of contempt, suggesting that the condition it describes has only grown worse or that we've grown less tolerant of it.
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Recode reports that the relationship between the two companies had grown less symbiotic and more demanding, with Facebook looking to Instagram as its future path to teenage users and those disillusioned by public sharing and standard social networking.
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But as recently as last week, GOP aides had become more optimistic that he would seek re-election, saying they'd grown less troubled by his fundraising and his staff had become more engaged ahead of a tough re-election battle.
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The shift is also a sign that Brazilian companies have grown less reliant on local banks, which in the past often demanded a piece of any capital markets transaction - like an IPO - as a condition to increase or keep loan lines open.
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Ernest had grown less and less responsive as the parties dragged on, soon more likely just to sit in the corner than to pay attention to anyone, one night not even turning around when Frank pelted it with chunks of French bread.
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In recent years local police in many places with large numbers of undocumented immigrants—including Chicago, New York, Boston, Philadelphia and California, between them home to around one-third of the undocumented population—have grown less willing to co-operate with federal immigration authorities.
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People have grown less concerned about H.I.V., leading to a decline in the use of condoms, said Jose Valdez Madruga of the São Paulo Health Secretariat, who was one of the coordinators of a PrEP trial in Brazil carried out ahead of its implementation.
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Indonesia has long been considered moderate in its practice of Islam but since the end of military rule, it has steadily grown less tolerant, with one province, Aceh, implementing Shariah law and many local governments adopting Islamic measures, such as requiring women and girls to wear hijabs, or head scarves.
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The arguments behind that are that President Xi Jinping has consolidated power over a remarkably capable technocracy, that technological advance has given him greater ability to identify problems and control dissent, that for most Chinese life has been steadily improving and, finally, that the attractions of U.S. and other Western democracies have grown less compelling.
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Badu's fashion sense, like her music, has grown less predictable over the years, and on this night she was wearing a painted knee-length robe over denim overalls and about a cubic foot of beads hanging from her neck; in place of the head wraps of two decades ago, she wore a tall black hat with a rounded crown and a flat brim, precisely cocked.
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Although public opinion polls show that most groups have grown less supportive of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE over the past year, college-educated elites appear much more concerned about where things are now than they were at the end of the Trump's first 100 days in office.
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Choi's poetry has grown less fierce and brutal in the 2010s after her hiatus. Her recent works focus on the ennui of life instead.
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II, p. 128Diehl (1896), pp. 8–9Hughes (2009), pp. 81–82 Despite their martial reputation, the Vandals had grown less warlike over time, having come to lead a luxurious life amidst the riches of Africa.
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Red varieties include Dornfelder, Pinot Meunier and Pinot noir, and a few others, but red grapes tend to be grown less often, with 20,184 hL of white wine and only 5,083 hL of red wine made in 2006.English wine producers – Grapes info.
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These people live in a high-tech, sophisticated culture. They are a peaceful group led by Timmek (Everett Glass), the president of the ruling council. Underground, the men have grown less virile, and there are fewer and fewer children born each generation. In contrast, the women remain physically vital (and ready for romance).
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Suggestions have been made that hard determinism need not maintain strict determinism, where something near to, like that informally known as adequate determinism, is perhaps more relevant. Despite this, hard determinism has grown less popular in present times, given scientific suggestions that determinism is false – yet the intention of their position is sustained by hard incompatibilism.
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Pilez is used as a substitute for oatmeal and for fattening calves. Rye was then grown less than previously and the growing of barley had increased since it was needed both for bread and for beer. The Cornish measure of grain is irregular: one bushel consists of three winchesters, or 24 gallons. Trefoil and sainfoin are sown to improve pasture land.
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As part of the company's green initiative, 360 Vodka was marketed as "the Planet's first eco-friendly vodka".360Vodka “About 360 Vodka” www.vodka360.com. (Accessed July 12, 2011) 360 Vodka is bottled using 85% recycled glass, 100% recycled paper and water-based UV inks. The grains used are grown less than 95 miles from the distillery to minimize the fossil-fuel consumption associated with transporting the grain.
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As a result, the simplistic notion of 'cultural evolution' has grown less useful and given way to an entire series of more nuanced approaches to the relationship of culture and environment. In the area of development studies, authors such as Amartya Sen have developed an understanding of 'development' and 'human flourishing' that also question more simplistic notions of progress, while retaining much of their original inspiration.
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As the second anniversary of victory in the Bangladesh Liberation War approached, most of those jailed under the Collaborators Act had been detained for nearly two years without being charged with specific crimes. It was proving difficult to obtain sufficient evidence for prosecution. Villagers were reluctant to testify because of fear of retaliation. Also public sentiment had grown less concerned with punishing collaborators and more worried about the shattered economy.
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"K Street" is the common and often negative metonym for Washington's lobbying industry. Many of the major Washington lobbying firms were located on the section in Northwest Washington which passes from Georgetown through a portion of downtown D.C., although the strip has grown less popular for lobbyists in recent years. The major lobbying firms that remain on K Street, as of 2017, include CGCN Group, K&L; Gates and Wiley Rein.
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TOPO Distillery opened in 2012 and produces the only 100% locally sourced and USDA certified organic spirits in the deep South: TOPO Organic Vodka, TOPO Organic Piedmont Gin and TOPO Moonshine Carolina Whiskey. All three organic spirits are made with 100% organic Carolina soft red winter wheat grown less than 100 miles from the distillery. The distillery is also located on Franklin Street, three blocks south in the former printing press room of the Chapel Hill News.
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The individual at risk restraining order is a restraining order designed to protect adults with significant impairment in their ability to care for themselves. The petitioner will sometimes have a choice as to whether to file a domestic abuse or harassment restraining order. The differences between the two orders have grown less over the years. In the past the penalties were less for violating a harassment restraining order, and a full no contact order could not be issued in a harassment restraining order hearing.
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The combination of poor yield and difficulty may explain why P. cyanescens is grown less frequently than some other psilocybin containing mushrooms. Psilocybe cyanescens mycelium is much easier to grow than actual fruits are, can be grown indoors, and is robust enough that it can be transplanted in order to start new patches. Mycelium can also be propagated via stem butt transplantation. Many of the cultivation techniques used with other members of the genus Psilocybe can be used to grow P. cyanescens as well.
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Conversely, the French, determined to impede further Prussian progress, were now willing to support Austria whose force had grown less intimidating. Despite early successes in the war, the Franco-Austrian alliance did not prevail. The war ended in a victory for Britain and Prussia, aided by the miracle of the House of Brandenburg and Britain's control of the seas, and both France and Austria were left in weakened positions. The Treaty of Paris, which ended the war in 1763, established France's withdrawal from the American continent and consolidated Prussian gains in Europe to Austria's detriment.
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After the Battle of Mühldorf he went over to the emperor Louis the Bavarian, whom he served for many years. In 1325 he defeated the Florentines at the battle of Altopascio, and was appointed by the emperor duke of Lucca, Pistoia, Volterra and Luni; two years later he captured Pisa, of which he was made imperial vicar. But, subsequently, his relations with Louis seem to have grown less friendly and he was afterwards excommunicated by the papal legate in the interests of the Guelphs (1327). At his death in 1328 the fortunes of his young children were wrecked in the Guelph triumph.
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Upon its release, Take the Crown received generally positive response from most music critics, based on an aggregate score of 65/100 from Metacritic that indicates "generally favourable reviews". Tom Hocknell from BBC Music gave Take the Crown a favourable review. He said that "The presence of producer Jacknife Lee demonstrates that Robbie's search to replace Guy Chambers and Steve Power has grown less urgent and more interesting". Hocknell felt that the album comes to life "with 'All That I Want' and the hypnotic 'Hunting for You', while 'Into the Silence' is evocative of The Joshua Tree-period U2".
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Goldman concluded that although third season "was very choppy", it still had "plenty of witty dialogue and a continually engaging performance by Kristen Bell as the title character". The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette opined that Veronica Mars had taken a dive "creatively", from "the mopier version of its theme song to stalled storylines". The reviewer felt that "the arcing mysteries had grown less convincing and compelling as time went on and were too drawn out". Fox News Channel's Bridget Byrne pointed out that Veronica had "gone from punky to—dare we say—preppy" in the third season.
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With the self-titled release "Kominas" in 2012, the band has adopted the more Americana rock elements grunge and garage rock in their style and moved away from writing about Muslim-centric issues. From 2009–2012 the band toured extensively around America, Canada, and Europe. However, since 2012, the band's output has only been mostly daily missives on their Facebook page, which is more often than not, a commentary on the daily politics of race and religion. Though their commentary has remained political, many fans feel their music has grown less ethnocentric or religious-minded and has taken become more absurdist and nihilistic.
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A supporting argument for this line of thinking is that yellow journalism created an inflammatory mood in the country and swayed public opinion to sympathize with Cuba. Recently this school of thinking has grown less popular. Many historians now believe that the United States was acting more out of its own self-interest, in particular to assist long-term goals of creating an Isthmian canal (eventually realized by the Panama Canal), and pursuing trade with China.The World of 1898, , Library of CongressPerez, Louis A. "Intervention and Intent," in The War of 1898: The United States & Cuba in History & Historiography, 1998, University of North Carolina Press. pp.
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" The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette opined that Veronica Mars had taken a dive "creatively", from "the mopier version of its theme song to stalled storylines." The reviewer felt that "the arcing mysteries had grown less convincing and compelling as time went on and were too drawn out." Fox News Channel's Bridget Byrne pointed out that Veronica had "gone from punky to—dare we say—preppy" in the third season. Byrne further explained that "with her quick, bright wit and sharp eye for life's darker moments [Veronica] has left high school and is going to college, doffing her dark threads and spiked tresses for something a little more stylish.
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The strip first appeared in issue 3103, dated 5 January 2002, where Beano readers voted between it and two other comic strips (Phone-a-Fiend and Space Kidette) for which one they wanted to stay in the comic. Freddie's strip won. It is drawn by Dave Eastbury. Since his first appearance, he has grown less and less used to his mother's witchcraft and, if anything, he is frequently frustrated by the stupidity of his mother or the other spooks, such as getting annoyed with his mother for trying to bake cakes using spells (resulting in a lot of snakes being produced because his mother cannot spell).
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Marriage in Japan is a legal and social institution at the center of the household. Couples are legally married once they have made the change in status on their family registration sheets, without the need for a ceremony. Most weddings are held either according to Shinto traditions or in chapels according to Christian marriage traditions. Traditionally, marriages were categorized into two types according to the method of finding a partner—omiai, meaning arranged or resulting from an arranged introduction, and ren'ai, in which the husband and wife met and decided to marry on their own—although the distinction has grown less meaningful over postwar decades as Western ideas of love have altered Japanese perceptions of marriage.
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Four "conservative" artists who were rejected by the jury were: Percy Ives, Francis Paulus, John Morse, and Charles Waltensperger. The six joining them in this show: Julius Rolshoven, William Greason, Alfred E. Peters, Roman Kryzonowsky, Joseph Gries, and Teed, "refrained from offering any work to the jury for much the same reason which prompted the rebellion -- a feeling that the annual Michigan show had grown less and less hospitable toward the more conservative painters.""Art Colony in Revolt Plan Rival Exhibit," Detroit Free Press, January 8, 1928 The exhibition stirred up quite a controversy in the city. Mr. Samuel Halpert, a juror for the 1928 exhibition stated that "many of the... artists whose work was rejected by the jury have been dead for 20 years".
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Urban life had generally grown less intense by the fourth quarter of the 4th century, and coins minted between 378 and 388 are very rare, indicating a likely combination of economic decline, diminishing numbers of troops, problems with the payment of soldiers and officials or with unstable conditions during the usurpation of Magnus Maximus 383–87. Coinage circulation increased during the 390s, but never attained the levels of earlier decades. Copper coins are very rare after 402, though minted silver and gold coins from hoards indicate they were still present in the province even if they were not being spent. By 407 there were very few new Roman coins going into circulation, and by 430 it is likely that coinage as a medium of exchange had been abandoned.
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Support for Redistribution in an Age of Rising Inequality: New Stylized Facts and Some Tentative Explanations (2016) To determine the changes in level of support for redistribution in the U.S., Ilyana Kuziemko, Vivekinan Ashok, and Ebonya Washington analyze American survey data over several decades. Although economic inequality in the U.S. has been increasing since 1970, the study finds that the support for redistribution has remained flat, and has decreased significantly for the elderly and for African-Americans. Possible explanations for this trend are explored, and the authors argue that the elderly have grown less supportive of redistribution due to worries that it would come at their expense through cuts to Medicare. The authors also argue that African-American attitudes surrounding fairness in economic issues have increased, explaining the decline in support for redistribution.
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The story of Noah and the flood, the third play in the Chester cycle, was originally performed by the city's Guild of the Drawers of Dee, otherwise known as the water-carriers. A feature of this play, observed by the historian Rosemary Woolf, is the depiction of Noah's wife, and by implication women generally, as disobedient, obdurate and finally abusive, in contrast to the "grave and obedient" Noah and his patient sons. By the latter part of the 16th-century Reformation, the Church had grown less tolerant of mystery plays. A performance in Chester in 1575 is the last recorded from the city until the 20th century, when the Chester cycle was revived under the supervision of Christopher Ede, as part of the city's Festival of Britain celebrations in June 1951.
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In their World Inequality Report published in December 2017, Piketty, Saez and coauthors revealed that in "Russia and the United States, the rise in wealth inequality has been extreme, whereas in Europe it has been more moderate." They reported that the tax system in the United States, along with "massive educational inequalities", have grown "less progressive despite a surge in top labor compensation since the 1980s, and in top capital incomes in the 2000s." The "top 1% income share was close to 10% in the [US and Europe] in 1980, it rose only slightly to 12% in 2016 in Western Europe [where taxation and education policies are more progressive] while it shot up to 20% in the United States." The "bottom 50% income share decreased from more than 20% in 1980 to 13% in 2016." In 2012, the economists Emmanuel Saez and Thomas Piketty had recommended much higher top marginal tax rates on the wealthy, up to 50 percent, 70 percent or even 90 percent.
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