"Those same pieces of advice that we hold true for life in general also hold true while we're watching sports games," he says.
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"I'd like to believe that that promise will hold true for us in a way that it certainly didn't hold true for me and my mother."
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The same will now hold true for Settings on iOS.
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I think they still hold true today, two years later.
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Similarly, in Pennsylvania, many of these national trends hold true.
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But that doesn't hold true for all bodies — including hers.
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That would make sense if the traditional correlations hold true.
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Where water is in ample supply his words still hold true.
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That still seems to hold true, which I'm proud of, actually.
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They have a belief system and they hold true to that.
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And it would certainly hold true for all past Democratic presidents.
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But the same does not hold true for a general partner.
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However, the same does not hold true at the federal level.
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That doesn't hold true if a judge believes words are indeterminate.
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But Apple's intuitive design has made this slogan pretty much hold true.
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Those things still hold true today with disco music in San Francisco.
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The thinking here is that his initial statement Wednesday will hold true.
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This does not hold true for meat, poultry, pasta and rice, however.
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And perhaps the same will also hold true for Baffert in 2018.
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If Brightfield's latest estimates hold true, the market's growth has only just begun.
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This does not hold true, however, when it comes to positions of power.
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I think the theory will hold true once they're done uploading the video.
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Would the companies hold true to their promises of cheap but stylish clothes?
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But the latter may no longer hold true, thanks to the coronavirus pandemic.
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As these are materialistic things that will never hold true value to us.
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This does not hold true for satellite caucuses, which were debuting in 21.
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The findings were said to hold true for both smokers and non-smokers.
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The same pattern seemed to hold true across all manufacturing industries in general.
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There's no reason to believe the same won't hold true for the Pixel 2.
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These findings hold true when accounting for family background, cognitive ability and self-esteem.
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However, what holds true for technology doesn't hold true for startups in other sectors.
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The same principles hold true for a review of something like a video game.
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But how does this reasoning hold true if Claire still believes history is mutable?
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The same standards hold true for any animal that we transport through Lufthansa Cargo.
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But one thing remains for sure: don't count on those rankings to hold true.
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But will that hold true now that Batwoman has her own TV show too?
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Earlier in the week, the RFS begged for the rain forecasts to hold true.
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Similar measurements hold true for a whole range of fishes brought up from the abyss.
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Figure out what your personal values are: What do you hold true to in life?
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Are there themes that turned up in these case histories that still hold true today?
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If the study's conclusions hold true under further scrutiny, the results might have important implications.
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When it comes to the cars they drive, however, that doesn't seem to hold true.
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The ancient idea that wealth meant land does not always hold true in modern times.
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Why wouldn't the same hold true for the likes of Mr. Kim — or Vladimir Putin?
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Florissant, Mo. Alonzo Adams doesn't know if the old saying will hold true for him.
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And those reasons will continue to hold true long after our Title II experiment ends.
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And if WalletHub's projections hold true, we'll finish 2016 with another $80 billion on our tab.
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The axiom that gun control is a losing political issue does not always hold true anymore.
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These numbers hold true, regardless of the proportion of the market owned by the two groups.
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If even half of Microsoft's claims hold true, this could be the laptop-hybrid to beat.
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If psychology, consumer behavior, and the history of entertainment hold true, these hunches are spot on.
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Miller's observations hold true in the 21st century, particularly about the fallacy of the American Dream.
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However, if historical trends hold true in this quarter, corporate America likely will turn a profit.
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While some of us have a lot of satellite cells, this doesn't hold true for everyone.
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Whether that is going to hold true in this case or not, I just don't know.
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"There was no reason to think that wouldn't hold true for nonfiction as well," she said.
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This type of pattern continues to hold true for unicorns in the U.S. and in China.
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Snap shares could fall below its IPO price in coming weeks, if historical trends hold true.
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But these are often matters of opinion and taste, and the predictions don't always hold true.
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Respondents also believe that this will hold true for the upcoming 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo.
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The divide doesn't hold true for those who own both a cat and a dog, though.
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Although the exact rates vary slightly, this gap appears to hold true across gender and racial categories.
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The parallels between the civil war and the referendum hold true of everything from geography to rhetoric.
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It's been demonstrated to hold true in all kinds of situations—from ancient armies to big business.
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That might be especially true for rooms in homes and could hold true even for professional photos.
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The same hold true for Philo, which is keeping the same rates as before, following the expansion.
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The same would hold true if the renewed confrontation between Russia and Europe were ever to escalate.
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If the findings hold true, they may indicate that probiotics should play a role in malnutrition efforts.
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The same would hold true for a firefighter authorized to help battle a blaze with a drone.
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We believe that Adam will hold true to these values and that Instagram will continue to thrive.
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Will his predictions about how matter and energy behave hold true so close to a black hole?
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Unsurprisingly, Michie opted to hold true to his relationship with Allen and evict Anthony from the house.
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And that should hold true at least through 2022, said the analysts, including Sole, who completed this study.
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This seems to hold true if you check the record books—which is a good sign for Pulisic.
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Of course, there's no guarantee that each of these elements might continue to hold true in the future.
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While these results hold true for iOS, Spotify is not yet convinced that Android users will react similarly.
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This might hold true for many trades, but there is one trade for which this should be ignored.
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The same does not hold true for the Democratic Party, which only 39 percent of Americans view favorably.
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Even so, there are elements that hold true no matter who steers the TARDIS and wields the sonic.
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Neal Kingston, one of the study's authors, says he expects the findings also hold true for the SAT.
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Since the mid-21960s, male-dominated incidence rates for lung cancer no longer hold true, the study shows.
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We will be watching for President Trump to hold true to these words with his actions as president.
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The 6900 midterms show an upward trend in Hispanic voter turnout that will likely hold true for 2628.
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"This would also hold true... in view of Brexit," they said after meeting at the Munich Security Conference.
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But the opposite would also hold true: If volatility rose 10 percent, the fund would drop 403 percent.
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Some of the gender differences found in the study of retirees hold true in other generations, Mesch said.
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But common values hold true: You go to the community, you have open ears, you listen to them.
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This book both attracted and appalled me when I first read it, and those feelings still hold true.
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The long-held belief that eating white meat is less harmful for your heart may still hold true, though.
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So we're celebrating its 15th anniversary with a roundup of the most memorable glam lessons that still hold true.
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But I'm afraid, and this will forever hold true, a small part of me just can't help but wonder.
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The same does not hold true for defenders, who generally have more responsibility when it comes to team play.
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Sure, we don't know whether any of Crackdown 3's original promises of total city destruction will hold true.
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That logic might hold true for a lot of Apple users, but it's not how Bluetooth works for me.
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This emphasis on playing up the identical part of being an identical twin doesn't hold true for all pairs.
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Conversely, then, should Hillary Clinton continue to lead, that would push the market higher if the findings hold true.
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Aster's commitment to his heroine's psychological journey is admirable, but that doesn't hold true for everybody in the film.
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"Clearly what is too much for some does not hold true for others," Beitler says of the contested ad.
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The performances at the Moulin Rouge still hold true to the traditions established at the cabaret's founding on Oct.
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That will hold true especially next week, when eight witnesses are expected to testify in a three-day span.
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If previous years' updates hold true, the next version of iOS will launch with the next iPhone in September.
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"What is too much for some does not hold true for others," a Lane Bryant spokesperson said in a statement.
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But I have found the following values hold true whether you're hiring new talent or hunting for a job yourself.
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"This fact seems to hold true whether the similarity is in the area of opinions, personality traits, background or lifestyle."
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The women studied were already at higher risk for birth injuries, so these percentages won't hold true for all women.
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A few technical factors do signal strength in this rally that could mean it can hold true, though, says Batnick.
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This shows that disease-microbiome relationships hold true across different populations, at least when you use the same consistent methods.
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The S26 had a tendency to overexpose its images, and the same seems to hold true with the S1.73 phones.
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"Uncertainty is destabilizing, it's not morale-boosting," Cryan said, in remarks on Germany that could hold true across the group.
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The same might hold true for the devolved Parliaments of Wales, which supported Brexit, and Northern Ireland, which did not.
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The question is whether that will continue to hold true if no other voices rise to speak out against Trumpism.
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The interior doesn't totally hold true to the original but does include replicas of the Oval Office and Lincoln Bedroom.
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"Although we have some differences of opinion, we both hold true our commitment to our country and Virginia," she said.
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To hold true to these moral and legal commitments, they must meet this crisis with policies that comply with them.
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"Young people are selfish and impulsive" and "old people hate technology" are truisms that hold true less and less often.
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The note added that if those trough multiples were to hold true today, Alphabet would trade between $715 and $830.
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Each Apple Watch software update typically brings new watch faces, and that's likely to hold true yet again in 2020.
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"This is an assault on our democratic principles, where the dictum should hold true: one person, one vote," she added.
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And many of the commonly offered rationales for daylight saving time (yes, it's "saving," not "savings") no longer hold true.
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If the statistics hold true over the next year, over 7,000 lives will be lost before full implementation is realized.
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Even though Kwanzaa isn't as widely celebrated as it used to be, its seven principles still hold true for some.
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I have found that the general lessons learned from studying financial risk do not always hold true during a systemic crisis.
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Neither of those circumstances would hold true for the presidency — an institution that has only grown more polarizing in recent years.
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The same can hold true in cybersecurity, with greater adoption of cyber insurance eventually spurring policyholders to adopt cybersecurity best practices.
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Though you can customize a beverage to your liking at Starbucks, the same does not hold true for the chain's food.
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The answer, Mikhail Zygar argues in a compelling new book, "All the Kremlin's Men", is that all of these hold true.
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So if Silver's estimates hold true, Sanders needs to secure some major wins on Super Tuesday to stay in the race.
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It may also hold true for foreign policy, at least that's what some top bureaucrats in Israel are hoping to prove.
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If those turnout patterns hold true in the 22018 midterms, young millennials will cast a measly 22020 percent of total ballots.
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Vandana worries that the study is relatively small and cautions that the results may not hold true in the general population.
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In the case of impeaching the president, the lyrics to the classic Motown song "It Takes Two" very much hold true.
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Studies with laboratory rats, the results of which may also hold true for humans, have convinced him that sugar is toxic.
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Yet the economic and technological realities that purportedly justified the creation of this agency 22019 years ago no longer hold true.
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The Producers Guild honor usually foretells the winner of the best picture Oscar, but will that still hold true this year?
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KRAMPE: Okay, so that&aposs the information that we have to hold true to what we said in the beginning of this.
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I've always respected the difficulties of their jobs, but that rosy blue picture that a cartoon painted for me didn't hold true.
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Obviously, this doesn't hold true for all incumbents — sometimes they'll have unique vulnerabilities, whether that be scandal or a controversial political record.
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Holsworth didn't know a mechanism for how basic water might hydrate better should the results of the study hold true over time.
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A good defense beats a good offense, as the saying goes, but does it hold true for the markets after a plunge?
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Should that sentiment hold true in Asia, it suggests that the risks heading into the Chinese data are skewed to the upside.
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I couldn't make that one so, if I hold true to what I was saying, then this would be the final one.
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The comprehensive study also suggests that the potential cancer-fighting benefits of exercise seem to hold true even if someone is overweight.
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Heath says that they prefer to use gender-neutral bathrooms—and perhaps the same would hold true for the rest of us.
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For one thing, it means letting go of essentially everything you might hold true about religion or philosophy or even American history.
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The United States is boasting its lowest unemployment rate in nearly 50 years, but that doesn't hold true for people with prior convictions.
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Interestingly, these results tended to hold true even when you exclude the United States and its super-high homicide and gun-ownership rates.
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Microsoft's justification from last year may hold true, but one way to fix the problem is to embrace USB-C on its products.
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Even with Oculus Touch out now and opening up new VR experiences for early adopters, our feelings toward the game still hold true.
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For consumer applications, there isn't nearly as much divergence in the answers users expect (see above); this does not hold true for businesses.
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But this effect doesn't hold true when more than half of a neighborhood's residents were black or Hispanic, according to the study's authors.
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But that doesn't mean the same will necessarily hold true this time around — there's certainly a chance that President Trump will be invited.
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With Netflix and Amazon both down more than 20 percent so far this year, does the magical union still hold true for investors?
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Like many of the things portrayed in the Fifty Shades franchise, there are some parts about the fantastical plot that hold true IRL.
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But even with 155 years of Times journalism to choose from, we've noticed some patterns in student choice that hold true every April.
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"Clearly what is too much for some does not hold true for others," Brian Beitler, chief marketing officer at Lane Bryant, told Refinery29.
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The same lung problems popping up in nicotine and marijuana vapers now could easily hold true with the new coffee vapes, experts say.
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But assuming the findings do hold true, they could cause a nuisance for cannabis-testing labs as well as the industry at large.
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Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders could both enjoy Saturday evening if polling figures hold true for the handful of states voting on Saturday.
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Nicola Six Limited claims that the actress did not hold true to her agreed-upon acting role and public appearances to promote the film.
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If Roy's findings hold true in humans, the retrieval of hidden memories might someday be as easy to initiate as getting a flu shot.
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What was revealed then would hold true for generations to come: Oscar parties have always been far more entertaining than the awards show itself.
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Her intent was to show that the definition of "model minority," which carries a connotation of wealth and privilege, does not actually hold true.
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His work with Berkeley's David Card suggested that simplistic econ 216 predictions that minimum wage increases necessarily cause job losses don't always hold true.
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Time will tell if that will hold true, or if the future of mobility will be shifted by unforeseen innovations hidden around the bend.
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While this is just one small step into the space, if AMD's speed claims hold true, this could mean some real competition for Intel.
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For the efficient-market hypothesis to hold true, markets must be liquid enough for arbitrageurs to bring prices back to normal when anomalies occur.
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This also hold true for the neo-Confederate movement, which began to form its foundational belief system at the turn of the 20th century.
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The U.S. has among the lowest tariff rates in the world, and this will hold true even if the threatened increases go into effect.
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Whatever the real deal, one thing will always hold true — no pizza on earth compares to the pies you'll find in this capital city.
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This does not hold true for brand name drugs, which consistently outpace sales of their generic counterparts despite having the same ingredients and effects.
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It's unclear if this will hold true for coronavirus infections, which have similar symptoms to the flu but are caused by a different virus.
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This analysis may still hold true for mergers of essentially fungible components, like the truck beds and brakes at issue in the Fruehauf case.
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But while we may not be able to rely on a solid economy or Easter dinner at grandma's house, some things always hold true.
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That response would appear to hold true for all the various identities that Ms. Markey and Ms. Davis assume during the show's 80 minutes.
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For that he has to take an oath, pledging, among other things, "to hold true to Russia, to respect its culture, history and traditions."
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Now it's known as the "Porter Hypothesis," and it has been shown to hold true in several studies across a wide range of industries.
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At issue is the upcoming year-end omnibus spending package, and whether or not it will hold true to the principles Republicans campaigned on.
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It's the erroneous conclusion that relationships observed at the wider level (like state or region) necessarily hold true at the individual level as well.
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If these reports hold true and iPhone lovers can access 5G networks next year, they could see crazy network speeds in supported markets like this.
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While the economist's conceit that people are profit-maximizing often doesn't hold true in society, in financial services it seems pretty close to the mark.
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To economists versed in mathematics, a well co-ordinated economy is like a system of simultaneous equations, which all hold true at the same time.
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I think that's going to hold true again, with Iñárritu taking home his second consecutive directing trophy but losing Best Picture to The Big Short.
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However, it would be difficult to say for sure that the results hold true at lower contamination levels without testing it out in additional experiments.
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Exams would test critical reflection (for example, awareness of where the results a student is "proving" might not hold true) as much as algebraic prowess.
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Extrapolating to say that their findings hold true no matter the size, academic strength and fraternity culture of a school, would be speculative, he says.
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Your town may not look exactly like ours, but while every community is unique, these aspects of local politics and community-building hold true: 1.
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Looking back, each and every march was successful in bringing attention to an issue or a cause or to help fortify values we hold true.
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For Republicans, the converse may hold true; Republicans who do not reflexively support the president may face primary challengers who adopt Trump's style and rhetoric.
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The findings, published Monday in the journal Nature Sustainability, should hold true throughout much of the world, said Johnson, a co-author of the research.
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The values I hold true and the buildings I've put up are intended to carry beyond the here and now, beyond my own time on earth.
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Those are the results of a recent study out of Stanford University and, if they hold true, they could revolutionize the way we approach mental health.
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That's not necessarily a reason to dismiss either the S10 or Samsung's One UI. A lot of assumptions about Samsung software just don't hold true anymore.
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But the opposite could also hold true if one of the averages goes down, and he believes that such a drop may be on the way.
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Before the Tesla launched, Musk said that there was an extremely tiny chance that the vehicle would ever hit Mars, and that seems to hold true.
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Snowflakes could fly as far south as Virginia, if some computer model projections hold true, with accumulating snow possible from near Washington, D.C., north and eastward.
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Museums require artists, activists, and global citizens to challenge them, demanding that they hold true to their missions to serve the public, not just the 1%.
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Google will, if the steady stream of leaks we've been fed for the last few weeks hold true, unveil at least two new smartphones on Tuesday.
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But if the OLED rumors in particular hold true, you might want to start prepping your bank account for a slightly more expensive purchase come September.
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As a result, DoD is increasingly dependent on commercial off-the-shelf equipment and commercial services, and same will hold true for the future 5G ecosystem.
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But those circumstances aren't constant, so the idea that any person who has cheated will definitely do so again in the future doesn't necessarily hold true.
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As a member of Congress, I am committed to ensuring that the promises of education still hold true for current and future generations of Hispanic-Americans.
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Despite those challenges, freelancing is the new normal: If current trends hold true, a majority of the workforce in America could be freelancers within 10 years.
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Typically, the new version of Apple's mobile operating system is release to the public during September, and that should hold true for iOS 12 as well.
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Manchester City and Manchester United have both, if early indications hold true, improved notably, winning impressively against newly promoted Brighton and old-hands West Ham, respectively.
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A computerized analysis of billions of words — drawn from soap operas, Supreme Court opinions, and Google Books — showed that these associations hold true across several countries.
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There was enough smoke around the multi-year Apple Car rumor mill to indicate a fire, somewhere, but the arguments I made in 2015 still hold true.
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The data, then, are derived from a small and specific sample of the population and so the study results may not hold true for the general population.
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Whether the threat before us is an executive order or the recurring attacks on the Mueller investigation, conservatives must hold true to their principles, not political expediency.
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Dad taught us that public service is noble and necessary; that one can serve with integrity and hold true to the important values, like faith and family.
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"The Gabbard campaign is calling on the DNC to hold true to their promise and make adjustments to the process now to ensure transparency and fairness," Rep.
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It does not, however, hold true in developing African, Asian, and Latin American countries, where abortion rates have either held steady or slightly increased since the 1990s.
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Dad taught us that public service is noble and necessary; that one can serve with integrity and hold true to the important values, like faith and family.
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I realize that while the "arc of history bends toward justice," as Barack Obama said, paraphrasing Martin Luther King Jr., this doesn't hold true in individual cases.
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As a wise Canadian poet once said, you started from the bottom, now the whole team is…well, still at the bottom, if these predictions hold true.
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Although it made sense in some occupations — in customer service or sales, for example — it seemed to hold true in jobs that had nothing to do with looks.
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"I think gender norms are a problem for everyone and while we've empowered girls to do and be anything, the same doesn't hold true for boys," he said.
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Another interpretation is that something very strange is going on inside the Republican Party — but whatever it is, it's not going to hold true in the GOP primary.
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In the current comic book run, X-23 has taken Logan's mantle as Wolverine, a role that fans suspect may hold true in the film franchise as well.
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If the polls hold true for the April 23 first round, Fillon will become the first conservative candidate to be eliminated at that stage in postwar French history.
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I hate to disagree, but that cat's-tongue feeling analogy doesn't quite hold true for me (even though I was last touched by a cat's tongue in 1984).
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The administration has continued issuing DACA permits under the program, angering many on the right who had hoped Trump would hold true to his pledge to end it.
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Similar figures hold true for forests in Bolivia and Colombia, said the report, which drew its conclusions from World Bank data, official statistics and research from Brazilian universities.
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Maybe the writers felt it was timely, but it's sad that you can't really go wrong with this subject matter in a way that won't hold true today.
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It's likely this will also hold true for the eventual Apple TV app on Roku and other platforms, but Apple isn't ready to share any details on that yet.
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Using a slightly altered version of the Frauchiger-Renner experiment, Leifer has shown that this final assumption, or a variant thereof, must go if Copenhagen-style theories hold true.
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That may or may not be hold true now that anyone can download it, but I did find myself making faces to get Karissa's attention a couple of times.
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Billionaire investor Carl Icahn may not be happy with American International Group's new restructuring plans, but AIG CEO Peter Hancock said Wednesday that doesn't hold true of all investors.
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Though interventions in the homes of infants and toddlers are especially effective, the principle that intervening with adults can help children seems to hold true in schools, as well.
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But of course, it's far from clear how much of these historical trends will still hold true when one of the two major party candidates is Donald J. Trump.
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If historical trends hold true, a divided government should present an opportunity for Republicans to chip away at the deficit, but is up to them to hold the line.
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But the same doesn't hold true for Social Security calculators, tools that have been developed to help you determine the best time for you to claim your retirement benefits.
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I think it is one of those myths that doesn't really hold true, or perhaps I have just been incredibly lucky so far, and that experience is still to come.
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If the forecasts hold true, this will be an above-average hurricane season, with an average one producing 12 named storms, six of which become hurricanes, including three major hurricanes.
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Like the others accused in the apartment scandal, he hopes the words of the psalm hold true: "No evil shall befall you, nor shall any plague come near your dwelling."
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That didn't hold true in 2016, but Sean Trende, a senior elections analyst for RealClearPolitics, thinks the economy will play a key role in how low-information voters evaluate Trump.
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"The Gabbard campaign is calling on the DNC to hold true to their promise and make adjustments to the process now to ensure transparency and fairness," the campaign said Friday.
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If those voting patterns hold true in November, the outcome of the race will hinge on which party does a better job of energizing and turning out its base voters.
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Judges routinely instruct jurors not to abandon their common sense when they assess the evidence in a criminal trial, and the same should hold true in any fact-finding endeavor.
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I've found what Allie said to hold true: I can go anywhere and have a good time, and I never feel like I'm being shortchanged just because I'm not drinking.
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That will probably hold true even if you don't know that what's depicted here is only the opening chapter of a long nightmare for the young woman at the show's center.
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In other words, it's hard to imagine a future scenario where assumptions 1 and 2 will both hold true, producing the most pessimistic of the possible outcomes modeled in the report.
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J.A. Happ has been solid for the Toronto Blue Jays since coming off the disabled list and the New York Yankees are hoping the same will hold true for CC Sabathia.
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Republicans hold majorities in both the House of Representatives and the Senate, but if historical patterns hold true, Democrats, as the party out of power, could gain ground in the contests.
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If we write that rural voters were especially likely to back Mr. Trump, are there assumptions that we might be reinforcing, but that actually don't hold true for many rural dwellers?
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The Statue of Liberty's promise, "Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free," didn't hold true in 2017, but perhaps it can re-emerge in 2018.
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Consumers are saving money at the pump, domestic energy production has risen, and outlandish claims about food prices have not only failed to hold true, but we've seen exactly the opposite.
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They found wide variations in radiation levels, depending on soil conditions and other factors, and it is not clear that the same results would hold true for large-scale commercial farms.
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Hype around so-called phenom female athletes omits two crucial points, which hold true for all athletes: To be successful in running (and life) is to ride the highs and lows.
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And while he's said he's taking time off right now, I do wonder whether that will hold true — especially since Uber is undergoing its most prolonged set of crises, um, ever.
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This comparison doesn't hold true for every single state — in Kansas, for example, the white uninsured rate has dropped below 255 percent — but it does underscore Obamacare's outsize gains for minorities.
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But this didn't appear to hold true for passive screen time, and it also doesn't suggest kids should have unlimited access to smartphones and tablets, the study team notes in Pediatrics.
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Those additions level the playing field considerably, but there are plenty of reasons the Saints were the N.F.C.'s top team in the regular season, and all of them hold true.
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But due to the "electoral college" system that America's founders jury-rigged in part to square the needs of democracy with the demography of slavery, this does not hold true for America.
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"If they hold true, it means that there were more than one and certainly a much earlier exodus of modern humans out of Africa into Asia and then into America," she said.
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We have to examine and understand the viewpoint of our friends and adversaries and then propose and pursue policy solutions that can rationally be accomplished—and then hold true to our word.
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If, in 2018, the Department of Defense begins to discharge the thousands who have come out as transgender, how can anyone ever again trust the military to hold true to its word?
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His lessons hold true as well for civilians who have had concussions or other trauma to the brain and who may also have post-traumatic stress disorder and other mental health problems.
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The same general pattern tends to hold true for music, another domain where the annals of young prodigies are filled with tales of eight hours of violin, and only violin, a day.
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Given the highly partisan approach the Democrats have taken on their impeachment activities, polling by Gallup indicates that independents are moving towards Trump, which should hold true for independents in the Midwest.
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Here we are talking about the orange/black mosaicism, which is highly visible, but the same pattern will hold true for other genes on the X that have two different versions — or alleles.
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The number of people here displaced from ISIS-controlled towns and villages has swollen to nearly 35,000; Debaga could soon burst at the seams if predictions of an exodus from Mosul hold true.
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But next quarter it expects to add just 500,000 new customers in the US. The chart below shows the dramatic dropoff in Netflix subscriber growth if the projections for next quarter hold true.
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The show, produced with help from propaganda officials, is part of the party's strategy to persuade twenty-somethings that the Marxist-Leninist lessons they studied, or dozed through, in school still hold true.
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That sentence could also have been written in March, during the final set of World Cup qualifying matches, and it most likely will hold true again on Sunday, when the Americans visit Mexico.
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It proves that our laws of physics hold true at the lowest temperatures and validates the third law of thermodynamics, a "bit of a black sheep" when it comes to laws of thermodynamics.
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Not long ago, Mr. Cucinelli attended a Facebook dinner in California, and to his surprise, found that the sneakers-and-hoodies stereotypes that attach to tech moguls no longer seemed to hold true.
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Sadly, this doesn't hold true for the standard iPhone 11, which comes with the same, slow-charging 5-watt power adapter Apple has been putting in iPhone boxes for the past few years.
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One of every three new drugs approved by FDA in recent years has been for a rare disease, and we expect the same will hold true for 2017 should the ODTC be preserved.
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Although the study did not look at non-married individuals, there is a good chance the results would hold true, says co-author Dr. Andrea Meltzer, Assistant Professor of Psychology at Florida State University.
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Some experts consider this to be a fairly good indicator of recessions, but Robert Shiller, the Nobel-prize winning economist and Yale professor, says he's not convinced it will hold true this time around.
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Why it matters: Dealing with antitrust issues takes time and energy and changes made for one country often get made globally, although the smaller the country the less likely that is to hold true.
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"For example, we observe that all of our ads for lumberjacks deliver to an audience of primarily white and male users, but that may not hold true of all ads for lumberjacks," they wrote.
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Results like these, if they hold true in larger, more diverse populations, could be used to craft ever more helpful materials in the ongoing fight against stigma, misinformation, and lack of access to care.
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"If historical patterns were to hold true, they would suggest I would lose this race," Mr. Kobach said after he warned supporters in Dodge City that liberals were casting early ballots in large numbers.
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"The Gabbard campaign is calling on the DNC to hold true to their promise and make adjustments to the process now to ensure transparency and fairness," the campaign said in a statement on Friday.
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We have rewatched the series and three things hold true: it's a brilliant show, the speech at the wedding makes us cry every time, and Hot Priest's allure is not easily articulated...until now.
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If improved sales/return numbers like the aforementioned hold true here, I'd expect it to become fairly commonplace across major retailers… and just like that, AR takes one big step closer to the mainstream.
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They're controversial for vastly different reasons, sure, but for Swift's purposes, all she needed was two dudes about whom she could say "Ooh, you and me we got big reputations," and have it hold true.
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As their work was being conducted in 2016, when Donald Trump's campaign to become president of the United States was in full swing, the researchers wondered if such a relationship would hold true for Americans.
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" But surprisingly, the opposite association can also hold true: "If a person's experience has been that the world is a very safe place," Touroni says, "when something traumatic occurs there's a massive loss of safety.
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While the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has taken strong actions in recent years to increase research into pediatric therapies, the findings of an Institute of Medicine report from 15 years ago still hold true.
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But the same principles that applied to film photography for a century still hold true in the digital realm: if you want to take truly outstanding pictures, a little added effort goes a long way.
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Its portfolio approach illustrates how a growing share of the world's capital aims to flow apolitically, based on long-term trends that hold true no matter what country a company happens to be located in.
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But the problems that plague social justice work nationwide hold true here too: strategies and styles vary widely and not all ideas are good ones, as Dallas Goldtooth, a prominent indigenous rights activist in camp, notes.
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The pink wave did not hold true for Republicans, as the number of GOP women in Congress actually dropped following the midterm elections (and one Republican lawmaker just switched sides to Democrat, citing untenable GOP policies).
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Although, just because texts between you and someone else supports RCS, that doesn't hold true for all of your messages, as RCS requires devices on both ends of the conversation to support the RCS Universal Profile.
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"Courts have said that detainees picked up in an armed conflict situation can be detained under the AUMF, and that would hold true at Guantanamo and also a detention facility within the United States," Wala said.
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Two Big Ears detailed that support for the Unity, Wwise and FMOD plug-ins would hold true for existing projects for another 12 months, but that the plug-ins would no longer be available for download.
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If after all of that, you still believe that the political science orthodoxy of denigrating the youth vote's importance will hold true, ask yourself: how often has that same orthodoxy been correct so far this cycle?
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"Freedom of expression is a universal value recognized by Switzerland, which hopes that this freedom will also hold true for Turkish citizens whether they cast their votes in Switzerland or in their own country," said Burkhalter.
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But while that principle may hold true when we win legislative and legal battles, it raises the question: Will Moonlight's success, as a film about queer men, make things any easier for films about queer women?
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The same dynamic seemed to hold true for other game masters: The minute something unjustifiably silly happened, the minute people started acting absurdly for absurdity's sake, you just knew the session was headed for an iceberg.
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This is a selling point of the product, with its primary material described as "odor-resistant and antibacterial with cooling effect," and at least for the early weeks of ownership I've found it to hold true.
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At an unfortunate time, when the very presence of black people is too often debated, today's HBCUs continue to hold true to their principled mission while also assuring students that their lives and intellectual growth matters.
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There always has been an assumption that Americans will handle the future when they get there, and while there is some historical basis for this perspective, it seems increasingly unlikely to hold true in the future.
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It is not uncommon for home sellers to discount their home price for all-cash offers due to the greater certainty of close, and Ribbon believes the same pattern will hold true for its Ribbon Offer.
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"Those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs, including the KKK, neo-Nazis, white supremacists and other hate groups that are repugnant to everything we hold true as Americans," he said in Arizona.
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That would be a pretty massive jump from the 26 games and one exclusive that are currently available, and all in a little more than a year after the service's launch, if those projections hold true.
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The researchers noted that there are only 19 athletes and a delegation of 60 people coming from these four countries, and all of the above assumptions would need to hold true to get even one imported case.
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Costa Rica has been hosting retirees and other expats for more than 30 years, and all the reasons why this Central American gem first attracted those seeking a better life abroad back then still hold true today.
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The online daters were between 18 and 80, and across the board, people didn't hold true to their own standards, contacting people far shorter, less wealthy, and more substance-abuse-prone than they originally said they wanted.
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If we are to hold true to the idea that public lands are truly for all Americans, then we must expand what that idea means for the many different cultures and communities that make up America today.
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As a first-person explorer in a virtual world, all of the psychological effects of being in an actual place still hold true, and you also divorce yourself from forces of reality that you don't agree with.
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Well, I can't say that we don't have any intention, just because there was a time when we said we would never even play again, and I wasn't able to hold true to my word on that.
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Because of this, there's a huge perceived taboo of Asian women entering sex work (which, in my experience, tends to hold true), so Asian women in any part of the sex industry have a premium minority status.
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But if the current vote tallies hold true, the below chart — based on estimates for some states by Frontloading HQ's Josh Putnam, and estimates for the other states by Vox — is pretty close to where we are:
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The debate over DACA's renewal prompts us to examine whether we will hold true to our deeply held ideal that if you are willing to work hard, you can become whatever it is you dream of being.
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And while it's difficult to extrapolate real-world performance based on projected numbers alone, if Qualcomm's numbers hold true, we could see phones that last hours longer on our rundown test, which would be a pretty significant upgrade.
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It's possible that Huawei is just being conservative with its projections, but if those numbers hold true, that means the MateBook 13 might only end up with just mediocre or slightly above average longevity in the real world.
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Historically, drop-off among voters in midterm elections compared to presidential elections is normal, but the turnout among the "Rising American Electorate" falls at much higher rates, and the study projects the same will hold true in 22018.
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The new study was done on nerve cells in lab dishes and in animals, but if the findings also hold true in humans, these drugs could have surprising benefits for patients with certain mood disorders, the researchers said.
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Here are 10 books by women that explore some of the most important issues facing society today, from sexual assault and the value of sharing your voice to the intersections of the many identities we may hold true.
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The Columbus Blue Jackets and Pittsburgh Penguins will be renewing acquaintances in the first round of the playoffs for the second time in four years if the current standings hold true for the remainder of the regular season.
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But more importantly, the new Oasis features IPX8 water-resistance which is good down to 5 feet of water for 30 minutes, which Amazon claims should hold true in both salt and freshwater, unlike most water-resistant devices.
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Still, if their findings do hold true among a larger sample size of patients, it could bring us one step closer to developing a diagnostic test, as well as possible treatment, for at least a subset of CFS cases.
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The same understanding and easily approachable steps one can take to secure his or her savings, identity or innovative ideas do not always hold true in the constantly evolving set of technologies and services available in today's digital economy.
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Despite the inclusiveness represented by these numbers, there is a clubbiness emanating from the 2019 Biennial that seems to hold true for every Biennial, with its coastal bias and disinclination to look beyond familiar schools, galleries, and institutional affiliations.
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I suppose the important thing is that, in spite of all this, one of the laws of the House of Cards universe continues to hold true: If you're going to go after Frank, something will intervene to stop you.
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However much we like to pretend that we're only talking about the artists, our condemnation of what we encounter in art is also tied to ourselves, to what we believe, what we hold true, what we have in us.
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Mr. Trump's contradictory comments may cause confusion, but if U.S. authorities stick by their assessment of the risks posed by Huawei then the predictions that this is the start of tech's Cold War still appear likely to hold true.
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Looking back on this piece now after hearing the in-house cheerleading section during the press conference, it's pretty clear that the same tactics and vocal approval upon which Trump's campaign relied will also hold true for Trump's presidency.
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UnReal's first season got much more interesting as suitor Adam fell deeper into Everlasting's web, and I think the same will hold true for season two as we get to know Darius — and whatever it is he's been hiding.
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The long-held belief that eating white meat is less harmful for your heart may still hold true, because there may be other effects from eating red meat that contribute to cardiovascular disease, said the University of California, San Francisco researchers.
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"If he doesn't do well in New Hampshire, the media will think that's the end, because it's always been the end," said Ed Rendell, the former Pennsylvania governor, though he said he did not believe that would hold true this year.
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While these two camps continue to argue, in this article we'll explore three robotic trends that the prevailing media have missed in their coverage of the future of jobs — trends that will hold true if we continue this automation trajectory.
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"This feeling that prices just started to go up one month after the other may not hold true," FAO senior economist Abdolreza Abbassian said, suggesting predictions for stable prices for the next decade made in early July are playing out.
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"Long-story-short, wind and solar have been know to be great complements to each other for a long time ... but it only does so far — and doesn't hold true everywhere in a radius that is helpful for pairing," Clack said.
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Maybe the format has a mediating effect on him, whether because it takes time and thought to type out answers or because his staff can vet them before he posts — although that doesn't exactly hold true for his Twitter account.
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The same timetable is likely to hold true for actions to curtail global warming, said Mr. Boehlert, one of a small but growing minority of Republican officials seeking limits on carbon dioxide along with other air kinds of air pollution.
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While excessive screen time and insufficient sleep have long been linked to obesity in adults, the current study offers fresh insight into why these connections may hold true even in early childhood, researchers note in the International Journal of Obesity.
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The common refrain of VR skeptics is that VR is stupid and bulky at the moment and while the underlying tenants of VR/AR/MR may hold true, it's simply too early for us to be getting this riled up about it.
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Apple is especially vulnerableMore broadly, if Canalys' predictions hold true about smartphone shipments in China being cut in half due to coronavirus-related closures, that could be particularly impactful for Apple given that the Greater China region is its third-largest market.
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I haven't ever regularly used a contacts app because it's always seemed like too much work for too little reward, so it's possible what I find valuable about Cardhop won't hold true for someone who's already deeply invested in one app or another.
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More research is needed to shed light on whether these results hold true for personalized risk information as it relates to other diseases and whether someone's perception of their risk before the study had any impact on the outcome, the authors add.
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Our view of the world is that like with any form of money or any form of payment or banking, the onus in terms of compliance with tax is with the individual user and consumer, and the same would hold true broadly here.
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"So there's lots of good news, interest rates are going to stay low forever, we are going to have reflation, economic prosperity, but one of those things might not hold true then you have a 10 to 15 percent correction, " Armstrong said.
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"It's pretty strange that Trump, who Hill fundamentally believes is a racist, would work so hard to free three young black men from spending years in a Chinese prison if Hill's accusations against the president hold true," David Hookstead wrote for the Caller.
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If the results hold true in humans, that could explain the long-term power of exercise for so many in recovery—and also why, as Stoutenberg points out, physical activity hasn't been proven to be universally effective in drug and alcohol treatment programs.
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The benefits are said to hold true whether you get your kick from an espresso, Americano, latte, or even decaffeinated coffee, according to the research published in the Annals of Internal Medicine, a U.S. medical journal published by the American College of Physicians.
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Those negative trend lines for Trump hold true across the board, with an increase in respondents saying their income is falling behind the cost of living, that they haven't benefited from Trump's economic policies and that their family's economic situation has worsened.
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BARCELONA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Scientists and companies working to grow meat from animal cells will need to minimize energy use and avoid fossil fuels if claims that cultured meat is better for the climate than real meat are to hold true, researchers said.
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But these tentpole positions that Bustle identified as belonging to fourth-wave feminism in 2015 do tend to hold true for a lot of fourth-wavers; namely, that fourth-wave feminism is queer, sex-positive, trans-inclusive, body-positive, and digitally driven.
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The new development first spotted by YourTechExplained isn't a massive shock — Google had promised support for other browsers would be coming, but it's nice to see them hold true to that (though you're still out of luck if you're a loyal Safari or Edge user).
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Her stepmother's instant acceptance doesn't hold true for everyone Nicole tells — her father freezes, while Eddie's mother Jessica has her mind blown by the apparently stunning revelation that women can be gay, too — but the show always treats these moments with care and warmth.
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The same likely would hold true even if a particular car is made in the U.S. because analysts believe automakers would spread the cost of tariffs among many different vehicles to avoid putting at a disadvantage any of their models made in foreign markets.
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I was also cautiously optimistic about how well the flats' flexible knit upper would maintain its shape over time, but it has held up surprisingly well with consistent wear these last four months, and I expect the same to hold true for the boots.
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If you're a black man you're three or four times more likely to be incarcerated, but what was fascinating to learn, and at the genesis of this project to me, was those same policies and trends hold true all the way back to elementary school.
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By then, it hopes that the warmer weather will reduce further transmission — though virologists still do not know if that will hold true — and the National Health Service, free of the usual wintertime crowds, will be better able to cope with whomever is infected.
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One takeaway from the poll is that the magical appeal of the nice round figure of $1 million appears to hold true, with more than one in four respondents saying that you have to earn at least $1 million a year to be rich.
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There's already extensive evidence that separating children from their parents is a severe stressor for children, and the study adds to the evidence that this would hold true for families impacted by ending DACA, said Dr. Schuyler Henderson, a psychiatry researcher at Bellevue Hospital in New York.
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Although not all "Revenge Body" participants or people in general can connect negative relationships to food or their bodies with something traumatic, the idea that unhealthy eating or exercise patterns is about more than the food or activity tends to hold true across the board, Calabrese said.
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Angus KingAngus Stanley KingNew intel chief inherits host of challenges Senators ask for committee vote on 'red flag' bills after shootings Top Democrat: 'Disqualifying' if Trump intel pick padded his résumé MORE (I-Maine) agreed that the cuts were based on assumptions that no longer hold true.
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This relationship, known as Triffin's Dilemma, doesn't always hold true (other countries have had reserve currencies and a trade surplus), but the American trade deficit with China, $375.2 billion last year, offers perhaps the best example of how a strong currency and trade deficits are connected.
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Image: SamsungIf leaks about the Galaxy S23.5 hold true—which seems likely after Samsung president DJ Koh told CNBC that it was planning on debuting new tech first on mid-range devices—the A210s' Infinity-O display should be very similar to what Samsung puts on the Galaxy S10.
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However, the rule of thumb does not always hold true or prove to be exact, since summer weather patterns will play a big role in moving the ice cover around — either encouraging some of it to remain intact or instigating a more rapid melt if sunny, mild weather prevails.
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Cohen understood that we need to confront our own darkness in order to find our light, so surely he knew that the same must hold true for the United States, that in a nation founded on genocide and slavery, the center-left could only ever hold temporary sway.
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"Our ratings on the UK and our forecasts do not incorporate a rapid deterioration in the UK's terms of access to the EU. If this assumption does not hold true, downward pressure could build on the UK's sovereign ratings," two of its top analysts said in a report.
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The idea that does hold true is just being excited about what you're working on, and having it be something that makes you feel good and energized, and trusting that if it's working for you, on some level that energy will spread outward, and it's going to work for other people.
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In addition to unique barriers to accessing and using contraceptives that might be attributed to military service, the women also cited a lot of issues that could hold true for women from other walks of life, including concerns about safety and side effects and forgetting to take or refill pills.
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The center said that given the diversity of the municipalities — six are predominantly white, one is predominantly black or Latino, and five have populations in which no single racial or ethnic group represents 50 percent or more of the population — that the findings are likely to hold true for most other cities.
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Europe has historically had a much smaller pool of "late-stage growth" funding (typically rounds of $30-75 million), and even today it is far easier to raise $203 million for a European tech company than $50 million, while that does not hold true in the U.S. to anywhere near the same degree.
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Expected adult household income for poor children Lower income Higher income SEATTLE DENVER MINNEAPOLIS DALLAS CHARLOTTE MEMPHIS Lower income Higher income SEATTLE DENVER MINNEAPOLIS DALLAS CHARLOTTE MEMPHIS The patterns broadly hold true for children growing up today, the researchers believe, even though the data reflects the experience of people now in their 2000s.
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Basically, unless you own the cloud and aren't stuck with AWS fees, there's no way you're going to be able to compete with these prices, so fresh out the gate Google may already have a huge advantage if all of these details hold true when the company shares more details on Stadia this afternoon.
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"We have two excellent drivers and we will hold true to our philosophy of letting them race each other to drive the team forward — even if sometimes it can be difficult because you can't always have the one who is ahead in the championship winning," Wolff said in a team preview of Sunday's Canadian Grand Prix.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A table with phalluses and breasts forming its arching base, complete with carvings of more genitalia attached to its round surface — if the tales hold true, this would be one of a number of titillating furnishings held in a secret erotic salon Catherine the Great supposedly had, adjacent to her private apartments.
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And it's not the "Devil Wears Prada" argument, though that does hold true: In a world where everything goes into the Instagram soup and from there seeps into the cultural digestive system, what might appear on a runway in the Musée Rodin (where Dior holds its shows) in July will affect what H&M does in August.
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That may still hold true this year as well, but the American business community would be well-served to keep a close eye on the Democratic side of this race in the months ahead as former Secretary of State Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Sure, many of them hold true: They do, in fact, snap photos of everything, from quirky outfit details to artfully arranged egg dishes; yes, they clock in more hours a week playing dress-up than you did in the entirety of your tween years; and, believe it, they're literally always on — whether they're at home, out to dinner, or on vacation.
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"There are still pockets on the Eastern Shore where you can buy a house and have a mortgage payment comparable to what you would pay in rent or in many cases less than what you would be paying in rent, and that's going to hold true I think as long as we can keep rates in the 4½ percent range or less."
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This should help you identify where you'll have the most luck loudly discussing which color of lightsaber is our favorite: Los Angeles San Antonio San Diego Las Vegas Orlando Houston Phoenix Jacksonville Colorado Springs Chicago Of course, Plenty of Fish is just one of many dating sites; this result may not hold true for Star Wars fans on OK Cupid or Tinder, for example.
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In fact, in the sample he analyzed, blonde women had a slightly higher average IQ than women with brown, red, or black hair; they were also less likely to have an extremely low IQ. It's a leap to say that this result would hold true across the general population, but if you've seen my old physics teacher lately, would you tell him about this anyway?
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That may be true for a Joe BidenJoe BidenThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump takes unexpected step to stem coronavirus Democrats start hinting Sanders should drop out Coronavirus disrupts presidential campaigns MORE or Michael BloombergMichael BloombergBloomberg campaign says it spent over 5 million on anti-Trump ads, releases clips to public Biden rolls out over a dozen congressional endorsements after latest primary wins Biden takes command of Democratic race MORE administration, but that would not hold true for the revolutionarily different foreign policy of a Sanders administration.
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"This upgrade comes directly on the heels of the late Monday evening WSJ article highlighting that a select group of shareholders plan to wage a campaign to replace the entire 29.1- member board of Bed Bath & Beyond and shortly before the company's F22018Q20203 report... The activists emergence coincides with this note, which we have been preparing for weeks to highlight that within the foreseeable future, Bed Bath & Beyond may either no longer be a public company or on a journey to go private... If that happens, clients that have shorted the shares (22020% of float) would be damaged... While the analysis in this note is centered on a potential take-out case, many of the same merits that make Bed Bath & Beyond attractive for a takeout also hold true from an activist standpoint... The most difficult issue facing all investors is the same: management's irritating lack of transparency.... " Deutsche Bank is positive on the merger between BB&T and SunTrust.
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