Audio will "play a higher degree of responsiveness," Forbes notes.
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Several were trying vaults with a higher degree of difficulty than Biles'.
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It's the age-old problem for performance art to an even higher degree.
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They are now utilizing care to a far higher degree than insurers expected.
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And they have a higher degree of accuracy as far as identifying the particular soldiers.
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"I think that there is a much higher degree of sensitivity, and awareness," she added.
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Pluto can do both those things to an even higher degree...It's an overwhelming energy.
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I selfishly didn't think of those with a higher degree of social anxiety than mine.
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That means intensified counterterrorism efforts and a far higher degree of cooperation among threatened nations.
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There is a higher degree of social complexity that we are learning how to navigate.
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When that occurs on the market, it's going to have a higher degree of volatility.
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Hong Kong citizens also enjoy a higher degree of autonomy than citizens of mainland China.
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Firms with a higher degree of Sino-reliance do seem to have scaled back investment.
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"Our current forecast is surrounded by a much higher degree of uncertainty than normal," he wrote.
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"There's no question we have a higher degree of influence because of our size," he said.
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Hong Kong citizens also enjoy a higher degree of autonomy compared to citizens of mainland China.
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Many of them migrated to the field precisely because it did not require a higher degree.
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That provides a higher degree of noise isolation, which is a feature the AirPods almost entirely lack.
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CFIUS has shown a higher degree of activism against Chinese buyers this year, catching some by surprise.
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"In Next Coast markets, there is a higher degree of focus on long-term efficiency," Smerklo said.
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It has a higher degree completion rate — either a diploma, G.E.D. or vocational certification, depending on the school.
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Mr Livermore notes that diverse teams have a higher degree of variance in their performance than homogeneous teams.
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There's a higher degree of user interactivity that we can use as a part of a security measure.
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Your communications will be encrypted and using this system offers a higher degree of security over regular email.
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They tend to carry a higher degree of risk, but also greater momentum, than their more stable peers.
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Again, they found that a higher degree of positive housing-market experience meant increases in price and trading volume.
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It is also time to consider biennial budget and appropriations processes to give agencies a higher degree of certainty.
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While High Maintenance offers a higher degree of flexibility than a more traditional program, naturalism remains its primary style.
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By this metric, the US has a higher degree of income inequality than most other developed and wealthy nations.
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"Jobs that require a higher degree of creativity will be safer — at least in the short term," he said.
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But it also provides a higher degree of protection to Wells Fargo, just as long as they keep Buffett happy.
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It requires self-control and a higher degree of mindfulness about the best use of our time, energy and focus.
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California's sales come from a state which generally scrutinizes privacy to a higher degree than the rest of the country.
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I don't think capitalism exploits women uniquely, but I do think they have been exploited to a much higher degree.
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This gives her a higher degree of control over her sound and image than most artists at her level typically attain.
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Education is key for increasing social and financial mobility, but the cost of doing so impedes women to a higher degree.
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Immigrants to the United States are locating in suburbs now to a much higher degree than ever before in American history.
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Often, a higher degree of alcohol means a fuller-bodied wine, but the Brigaldara was just as lithe as the Prà.
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Normally, doctors can obtain N95 masks, which provide a higher degree of protection than surgical masks, freely, according to the doctor.
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Photos can be edited to a higher degree of specificity now, including the ability to adjust portrait lighting in portrait mode.
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Though the statement represents a far higher degree of accountability than most in previous weeks, it does not contain an explicit apology.
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We have a higher degree of reliability in our election systems than in the past, but there's still work to be done.
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" DIEGO NARANJO - policy advisor, European Digital Rights "The GDPR has brought a higher degree of harmonization, new rights, clarifications and stronger fines.
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By tracing these projections, the 17th-century painter would have been able to achieve a higher degree of precision, Mr. O'Neill said.
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Although using SecureDrop provides a much higher degree of security over regular digital communications, no system or technology can provide perfect security.
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The knives stay sharp much longer, because the steel is of a higher degree of hardness, and they are much more beautiful.
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To a higher degree than products in say education, fintech can cause serious consequences, whose effects are most pronounced on unsophisticated consumers.
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While many divers stick to basic maneuvers in these early-round dives, Hunt nearly always attempts something with a higher degree of difficulty.
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And it could even "democratize" entertainment—Gonzalez said that the higher degree of personalization this could inspired could "help reach currently underrepresented populations".
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"That's a potential deadly threat that's got to be slowed down and re-engineered to create a higher degree of safety," he said.
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And very often you&aposll see that micro-influencers have a much higher degree of engagement and following than a macro-influencer does.
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They afford a higher degree of interactivity and creativity, allowing you to create experiences that behave more like native apps in a web browser.
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While Hydro's Primary Metal and Rolled Products business segments were running as normal, they still require a higher degree of manual operation, it added.
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It accounts for a much higher percentage of overall supply than in any other metal, which translates into a much higher degree of opacity.
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Fiverr freelancers aged 25-34 rely on exchanges to an even higher degree, with over 30 percent using a healthcare exchange to get covered.
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Mid-level Taliban leaders are not always the most stable business partners and with a higher degree a risk comes a higher associated cost.
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After graduating with a higher degree in economics in 1984, Sechin served as a Soviet military translator in the conflicts in Angola and Mozambique.
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The conclusion they came to provided some pretty optimistic results: They found that a higher degree of optimism was associated with a lower mortality risk.
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"I don't think in the last five years I've had a higher degree of confidence that these lines are going to be built," he said.
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The alternative is a higher degree of state intervention that would stoke resentment, particularly among young people, and end up isolating people from each other.
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That has been a problem in Latin America for a very long time, where you have a much higher degree of violent dissent and insurgency.
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In practice, the California DMV's reporting requirements penalize firms that undertake tasks with a higher degree of difficulty by subjecting them to additional reputational risk.
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First, performing an abortion in the last months of pregnancy is medically more complicated and poses a higher degree of risk than one performed earlier.
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Dr. Taylor was able to confirm the theory in an experiment he designed that afforded a higher degree of precision than had previously been possible.
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The improvised bomb used Sunday, however, was far more complicated in design than a gasoline bomb, and required a higher degree of skill to manufacture.
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It will also bring trade with Mexico and Canada to a much higher degree, but also to a much greater level of fairness and reciprocity.
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VW intends to make a development fleet of the ID Buzz to test a higher degree of automation known as level 4 driving, Hitzinger said.
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Aged's first solo record—a self-titled, self-released collection of eight instrumentals—continues that project of soundtracking with an even higher degree of difficulty.
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By tying the kilogram to the Planck constant, which is based on unchanging natural properties, a much higher degree of metric accuracy can be achieved.
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"A higher degree of financial integration would be good for the private sector, for the real economy and for the good functioning of EMU," Regling said.
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But with cults, you see that real psychological, physical-restraint thing kick in to a much higher degree than you see in Catholics, Lutherans, or whatever.
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Zoom in real close on this one, and you will rightly declare the Google Pixel 2 XL the winner for its higher degree of detail preservation.
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Human error sometimes plays a major role in data leaks, and health data requires a higher degree of privacy than say, your godawful music listening history.
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Unlike traditional internet, where you're connected through your home router, networks like Tor offer a higher degree of anonymity because they employ a proxy relay network.
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The share of wealth accruing to the top 1% of that distribution follows a similar trajectory as income, but with an even higher degree of concentration.
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A healthy individual with two kidneys can part with one kidney, as they can with a portion of their liver, though with a higher degree of risk.
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The analyst said GM and Ford created "tech-centric units" due to "the higher degree of urgency needed for traditional industrial companies" to compete with technology companies.
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Hariharan said in the note that Hon Hai should also see some margin improvement in 2017 thanks to better revenue scale and a higher degree of automation.
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"The focus on divestitures is particularly sharp given NWL's higher degree of leverage post the deal," Citi analyst Wendy Nicholson told clients in a note last week.
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"One of the biggest problems in Tunisia is that one in three unemployed is educated, around 33 percent of unemployed people has a higher degree," he said.
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Maybe not the fadeaway jumpers James kept making, each seemingly with a higher degree of difficulty than the last, but he was sure there would be something.
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The areas involving a higher degree of judgment or complexity or areas where assumptions and estimates are significant to these interim financial statements are disclosed in Note 29.
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It is true that compared to other commodities such as gold, platinum, copper or coffee, crude oil has exhibited a higher degree of volatility going back several decades.
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These alternatives take longer to come to fruition and require a higher degree of planning, but will need to become a bigger part of the solar industry's focus.
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But in the future, experiences will be personalized to a much higher degree, not only by introducing ramifications to plotlines, but also by changing how the characters look.
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The show's higher degree of comfort with Davis becomes more and more obvious with every passing episode, and is undoubtedly rooted in Murphy's personal experience with the actress.
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Once a number was confirmed by the patient, the hospital's computer could use it automatically to match other records against that number with a higher degree of certainty.
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Through risk assessments and requirements for baseline cyber practices, acquiring cyber insurance encourages robust cyber security and a higher degree of corporate resilience — saving us money and headaches.
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"Now if a lack of risk sharing – particularly through the capital markets channel – is the main challenge, a higher degree of financial integration is the obvious answer," he said.
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The bill pays school districts more for each high-school graduate who goes on to earn a higher degree or certificate, or joins the armed forces within six months.
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The facility has been described by some as a special needs prison ... known to be a place where especially vulnerable inmates have a higher degree of safety and protection.
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The very first sentence of their paper, published today in Nature Communications, reads: Robots have the potential to display a higher degree of lifetime morphological adaptation than natural organisms.
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At the end of the week, the participants who stayed off Facebook reported a significantly higher degree of satisfaction with their lives and lower levels of sadness and loneliness.
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Harvey Moore, a collections lawyer in California and the president of the National Creditors Bar Association, said the rules should create "a higher degree of consistency" among various jurisdictions.
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The causes are not so much that they are discriminatory against women—there is actually a higher degree of caution with women, due to reproductive health and safety concerns.
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These people have a higher degree of the personality trait known as agreeableness, meaning they are more likely to be altruistic, kind, and trustworthy than the rest of us.
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"Inevitably, in the period ahead, we will be navigating a higher degree of U.S.-China strategic competition," Mr. Morrison said in a major foreign policy speech late last year.
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And when you see several signs of deceit clustered together, like in her case, you have a higher degree of confidence that the person is lying at any given time.
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Just downloaded, and that is basically a black box that scares away a lot of advertisers that really are accustomed to a higher degree of measurement in metrics right now.
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The higher spending comes amid soaring demand for cloud-based services from businesses seeking to take advantage of the lower costs and higher degree of flexibility associated with the cloud.
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She said on Thursday that "both of them are extremely good bar workers," with Kocian choosing routines with a higher degree of difficulty than Locklear, who has better execution scores.
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I think what's happening is, as we've run the labor market to a higher degree of utilization, the long-term unemployed are getting picked up and getting more employment opportunities.
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Bush's far-too-timid crawl to war and overlawyered "enhanced interrogations," rather than assuming because Bush's foreign policy went bad a far higher degree of recklessness and folly isn't possible.
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Transport Minister Keiichi Ishii, whose portfolio includes the coastguard, told reporters the situation over the disputed islets was "heading for a higher degree of urgency" because of increasing Chinese incursions.
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While a higher degree of responsibility around content moderation might be a burden on social media companies themselves, it will likely have a neutral or even positive effect on brands.
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However, LeBron understands that he and his team are at their best when he distributes responsibilities on the court to trusted teammates, enabling a higher degree of success as a collective.
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A poll of European funds, however, revealed a higher degree of gloom, with one in six investors seeing a recession as "fairly likely", though they were less pessimistic than in October.
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The Trump administration and, to a higher degree, Europe must begin to recalibrate their Turkey policies in ways that account for the oil market and energy security risks associated with instability.
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Also, according to the National Women's Law Center, women at all education levels experience a wage gap and are often paid lower than their male coworkers despite having a higher degree.
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We deserve and demand a higher degree of transparency and accountability in government, as well as formal checks and balances, to prevent corruption and cronyism at every step of every process.
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"The Future of Capitalism" identifies three major divides in our modern society: cities versus small towns, college-educated citizens versus those without a higher degree, and wealthier countries versus fragile states.
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"We believe prior promotional activity has impacted the consumers' willingness to pay full price for our brand to a higher degree than we originally anticipated," CEO Patrik Frisk told analysts Tuesday.
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There were reports last year of Bahrumsyah's death, but analyst Sidney Jones from the Jakarta-based Institute for Policy Analysis of Conflict said the latest had a "much higher degree of credibility".
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Experts say the fact that attackers used pistols, rifles and moved around on a large scale revealed a higher degree of sophistication from previous attacks on Indonesian soil, suggesting direction from ISIS.
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While other units, including Bauxite & Alumina, Primary Metal, Energy and Rolled Products had been able to produce at close to normal, they still required a higher degree of manual operation, it added.
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Hong Kong, which returned to Chinese rule in 1997, is governed under a "one country, two systems" principle that promises it a higher degree of autonomy and freedom than on the mainland.
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"Until there's enough public pressure, from patrons and others, to expect a higher degree of conduct with regard to compensation policy," he said, "I don't expect the trends we're seeing to change."
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"What preeclampsia and preterm delivery have in common is that both come with a higher degree of inflammation in the body than what you would expect in a normal pregnancy," Nordqvist said.
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Three officials, speaking to Reuters on condition of anonymity, said the attacks involved both cruise missiles and drones, indicating that it involved a higher degree of complexity and sophistication than initially thought.
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"We need to take some of the complexity of our organisation out and we need to create a much higher degree of agility in order to flexibly respond to customer demand," he said.
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That is the thing about spinning or jumping strikes, they do take a higher degree of skill to perform than more fundamental strikes, but almost any healthy fighter can learn to perform them.
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"The Other Side" isn't The Walking Dead's first foray into non-linear storytelling, but here it's employed with a much higher degree of care than Glenn's flashback death in season 7's infamous premiere.
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When we attribute a higher degree of intelligence to an animal, we're more likely to include it in our moral circle, the imaginary boundary we draw around those we consider worthy of ethical consideration.
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By comparison, the same amount invested in the S&P 500 Index's tracking fund, the SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust , would have returned more than $44,000, albeit with a higher degree of volatility.
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By comparison, the same amount invested in the S&P 21 Index's tracking fund, the SPDR S&P 22 ETF Trust, would have returned more than $44,000, albeit with a higher degree of volatility.
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In a country that offers little to no paid leave, child care assistance or other supports, a new child can make it impossibly difficult to hold down a job or get a higher degree.
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Studies have shown that consuming a lot of crime-related media is correlated with both a perception of increased crime and a higher degree of trust in the competence and good intentions of cops.
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This allowed their white male counterparts to continue to climb higher than was logistically possible for anyone who dared enter polite society with a uterus or a higher degree of melanin in their skin.
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While the jury is still out on whether the birds get paranoid, this implies that the ravens have a theory of mind, and a much higher degree of intelligence than we commonly assign to birds.
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"Gay men with a higher degree of internalized homophobia and who identify as bottoms are more likely to work out to get muscular, so that would negate the idea of being a bottom," Reilly said.
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"This leaves open the possibility that the universal nature of the program gets families invested, and holds the programs to a higher degree of accountability," said the study's author, Elizabeth Cascio, an economist at Dartmouth.
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Elevators saw an increase in capital needs from $28 million in 2011 to $1.5 billion in 2017 because the new engineers had a higher "degree of expertise" and spotted significantly more problems, Ms. Goddard said.
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"We need to maintain a higher degree of quality for the aggregate offering than what you might see on Netflix or Amazon and find a middle spot between those two in terms of volume," said Stankey.
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Private equity (PE) managers who specialize in mining said that North American institutional investors - who have a higher degree of mining and metals expertise than counterparts from other regions - are more likely to make such investments.
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Any real economic value of data will require greater user control over data sharing and a higher degree of data scarcity—scarcity that's created through limits on the non-transparent and uncontrolled proliferation of data transactions.
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After all, according to a paper published by the University of British Columbia's School of Social Work and Family Studies, divorce is more common in parts of the world with a higher degree of gender equality.
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However, petrol prices show a higher degree of volatility than mortgage rates; hence households may suffer an expense shock when petrol prices rise if they had not been able to translate the lower petrol expenses into savings.
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Others in her family have gone to college, but Johnson -- who finished at the top of her class and plans to study chemistry at Concord University -- is aiming to become the first to complete a higher degree.
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By comparison, the same amount invested in the S&P 500 S&P 500 Index's tracking fund, the SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust, would have returned more than $44,000, albeit with a higher degree of volatility.
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Ultimately, Gada believes that the phase-out of income tax combined with UBI will foster a vastly higher degree of entrepreneurship in the economy, and this will be the source of most professional activity in the future.
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" He continued, "All countries are doing this, but we've elevated this to a higher degree, and we've made this all about the sour grapes of Hillary Clinton losing the election, and it's all about partisan politics now.
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According to census reports, in 2015, 88 percent of Americans had at least a high school diploma or GED, while 32 percent of American men and 33 percent of American women held a bachelor's or higher degree.
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In his remarks, Mr. Jugnauth said Mauritius was prepared to enter into an agreement with the United States or Britain on the facility, saying it would "provide a higher degree of legal certainty" than what presently exists.
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That makes intuitive sense, said Zhao, as executives may be more willing to talk about guidance when they have a higher degree of confidence and visibility into future performance even without tangible proof of that expected success.
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Psychologists have found that when we attribute a higher degree of sentience to an animal, we're more likely to include it in our moral circle, the imaginary boundary we draw around those we consider worthy of ethical consideration.
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Dynamic nations across the continent, such as Kenya ($85033 bn GDP), Ghana ($48.14 bn GDP) and Tanzania ($33.23 bn GDP), have legal systems on par with so-called 'developed' countries and thusly have a higher degree of cohesion.
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The abstract wall works seemed highly decorative and somewhat superficial at a first glance, but as a gallerist from Galerie Crèvecoeur explained to me, the process behind the works reveals a much higher degree of complexity at play.
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Adam Riess of Johns Hopkins University and the Space Telescope Science Institute is a Nobel laureate and lead author on the paper, which details how his team measured the rate of expansion with a higher degree of precision.
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You may be more informed by your own experience, and you may have some different, higher degree of understanding about the process of bringing a character to life, which certainly may be the case in the "Star Wars" films.
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With nuclear diplomacy at the heart of the crisis, Iran announced this week it had amassed more fissile material than allowed under its deal, and said it would purify uranium to a higher degree than permitted from July 7.
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Read: Revenge porn message board Anon-IB was just shut down by the Dutch police Pentagon officials chalk this up to increased reporting due to a higher degree of confidence that reports will be handled fairly and without reprisals.
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"Classical structural policy, where you get rid of the inexpediencies that are holding the economy back, is to a much higher degree the way forward, rather than an interest rate policy that looks as if it is on speed," he said.
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" "African American kids just have a higher degree of enthusiasm for forms of media, whether it's music or games or movies or TV. They also tend to be early adopters and innovators, so I think that reflects a similar pattern.
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S&P estimated the government's liquid external assets were worth 170 percent of gross domestic product, a massive amount equivalent to nearly 10 years of the country's imports - a much higher degree of backing for its currency than most countries.
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SUBTLE MESSAGE To yuan watchers, the central bank's perfunctory actions and messaging suggest a higher degree of comfort with a weaker yuan, while the currency's stability against a basket of trade-weighted currencies is evidence it is not encouraging excess depreciation.
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He said the method, which he first tested on the sides of the work, allowed a higher degree of precision and delicacy through adjustment of the consistency of the starch and cellulose powder, the air pressure, the distance and the angle.
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The greater chance a hung parliament will ultimately lead to a softer Brexit could bolster the British economy and currency in the long run, but in the near term investors should expect a higher degree of volatility in the pound.
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"Investors need to see more than some progress, investors need to see a higher degree of certainty that there is a tradeable narrative underpinning the market," said Peter Kenny, senior market strategist at Global Markets Advisory Group in New York.
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As discerning dark web drug dealers and pseudonymous hackers have figured that Bitcoin is not magically private money, many have turned to Monero, a digital coin that promises a far higher degree of anonymity and untraceability baked into its design.
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If this decade has shown us anything, it's that blurring public and private through music can reap big rewards, but it also opens up stars — especially the women of pop — to more intense scrutiny and a higher degree of personal accountability.
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Strong Business Profile: The ratings benefit from MHP's strong market position as the dominant poultry and processed meat producer in Ukraine, with larger scale, better access to bank financing and a higher degree of vertical integration than its local competitors.
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And in an environment where the tires are constantly gaining and losing traction, Redshift's electric drive train and software offer riders a higher degree of control over their bikes' movement than traditional, gasoline powered bikes, even the high-performance variety, the company claims.
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It's sort of a perfect storm: You have an ignorance about anything concerning sex, you have a view that men are in charge and have a higher degree of value, and you have a leadership structure that gives authority often to one person.
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"Because we were living within cash flow, we just had a higher degree of confidence and decided to swing more of our capital into the Delaware Basin this year," Thomas Jorden, chief executive of Cimarex, said in a first-quarter earnings call.
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The LME would bring "greater transparency" and a "higher degree of oversight" to the over-the-counter bullion market, David King, then chief executive of the exchange, told the Wall Street Journal in announcing the second doomed attempt to launch silver futures in 1998.
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"Telling the stories of the people that are receiving the Freedom Dividend, telling the stories of people who are not getting the Freedom Dividend but whose lives would be changed if they did and also telling my story to a higher degree," Mr. Yang said.
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With standardization of data comes a whole new level of immediate transparency in governance, permitting a higher degree of public participation -- and at earlier stages of the process, such as the discovery phase of highly common utility-pole- attachment disputes, which fall under FCC purview.
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That means a hefty amount of limitation for customers — the menus are fixed with a few options for lunch and dinner each day, and you won't find big-name brands — but that trade-off gives Dah Makan a far higher degree of control over its final product.
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Fitch generally views the additions of J. Hutchens (CIO) and K. Hsiao (EVP - Senior Housing) favorably given their prior roles at operating companies (COO of Emeritus Corporation and CEO of Holiday Retirement, respectively) considering the higher degree of interconnectedness between healthcare REITs and their tenants than other REIT sectors.
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Of course, this anticipates a higher degree of autonomy than is possible in public transport in cities today, but Musk's vision also describes a fleet of self-driving Teslas that let owners defray the cost by participating in the vehicle inventory side of an automated car sharing service.
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Because of the changes, "US employers seeking to employ foreign workers with a US master's or higher degree will have a greater chance of selection in the H-1B lottery in years of excess demand for new H-1B visas," USCIS Director L. Francis Cissna said in a statement.
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"What we have done here, in order to isolate the returns and be able to attribute the returns due to one of these NLP signals with a higher degree of confidence, [is] look at stocks in a portfolio of stocks" to mitigate such company-specific noise, he added.
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" May will add that the development of "smart technologies to analyze great quantities of data quickly and with a higher degree of accuracy than is possible by human beings opens up a whole new field of medical research and gives us a new weapon in our armory in the fight against disease.
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She begins to do so on the tape itself, bringing multiple international performers—singers, rappers, visual artists, a model, a drag queen—along for the ride, following a feature-heavy mixtape model established by hip-hop (the mixtape form prioritises creativity, process and experimentation to a higher degree than the traditional album).
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" EXPECT PICK-UP IN PRODUCTIVITY TO 1-1.5 PCT A YEAR "We do expect some pick-up in productivity, similar orders of magnitude as the OBR to 1 to 1 and a quarter ... And I would be encouraged in part that we are seeing a much higher degree of churn in the labour market.
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More fundamentally, the notion that Switzerland is less dependent on the European Union and enjoys a higher degree of sovereignty than Britain is also a "fantasy," said Caroline de Gruyter, European affairs correspondent for the Dutch newspaper NRC Handelsblad and the author of a book about the impact of globalization on a Swiss village.
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Leaders who sincerely care about the fate of the progressive center as a nationally and globally viable political movement need to push back against this perception by behaving with a higher degree of personal integrity than their rivals — not by accepting the logic that what's good for the goose is good for the gander.
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ACLU: Chicago Police "Heat List" Renews Old Fears About Government Flagging and TaggingPapachristos acknowledges the possibility for overreach, but says he envisions his models being used by non-profits to create a holistic approach to gun violence prevention that includes offering potential victims resources like health care, employment, education with a much higher degree of specificity.
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"Given its upstream-weighted and oil-centric asset base, Chevron offers a higher degree of leverage than most of its peers to our forecast for oil prices to reach six-year highs in 2020 ... the Permian overweight is undeniably needle-moving, reaching 14% of the production mix," he said in a note to clients dated Oct. 17.
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" The department also wrote that the Obama regulations "reinforce an inaccurate and outdated belief that career and vocational programs are less valuable to students and less valued by society, and that these programs should be held to a higher degree of accountability than traditional two- and four-year degree programs that may have less market value.
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Imposters also tend to be perfectionists—people who think, "If I can't be perfect, then I'm a failure," says Badawy, who is author of a new study on imposter phenomenon among college students—a group that is rife with IP. Badawy says the phenomenon was first identified among female professionals, and that women tend to experience IP to "a higher degree" than men.
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To lose the conditional status of their green card, the so-called "Dreamers" that would be protected under the law would need to continue living in the US and achieve a higher education degree, have completed at least two years of a higher degree program, serve in the military honorably for at least two years or had continuous employment for more than three years.
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Since its inception in 25, the H-2000B visa program has allowed US companies to employ foreign workers temporarily in jobs requiring a college degree, such as scientists and engineers but also teachers, nurses and accountants, with Congress establishing an annual cap of 13,21 H-21B visas, plus an annual exemption from the cap for 21,000 foreign workers with a US master's or higher degree.
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For the first year, she split her time between the kitchen and the classroom while she earned her Child Development Associate certification, or C.D.A., which required her to complete a nine-month course that met for four hours every Saturday at the local Y.M.C.A. At first she thought that credential would help her carve a path to some greater edification: a higher degree, maybe, and a higher wage along with it.
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"When there is a higher degree of job difficulty during the interview, employers are trying to find the best talent which is different from good talent," Glassdoor Community Expert Scott Dobroski, tells CNBC Make It. While Glassdoor's statistics show that a 10 percent more difficult job interview is associated with a 2.6 percent higher employee satisfaction rate, the job search platform found that job-seeking employees still place high value on a smooth interview process where the employer communicates clearly and is transparent and educational.
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