In each of those three counties, liberal Neubauer improved on Dallet's performance from a year ago — but Hagedorn improved on the conservative's performance far more, by almost 2628 percent.
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In 150 years, this item has not been improved on.
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Opposing defenses have improved on their average performances against them.
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The weather improved on Tuesday, helping search efforts by sea.
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Tesla has improved on NUMMI's safety record, but concerns remain
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They improved on that tech with the Lemon in 2013.
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All right, but does he have to be improved on?
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But Rogers said the overall tone had improved on Tuesday evening.
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In nearly every way, Outlander's second season improved on its first.
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We've rediscovered lost spirits and have improved on where we started.
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To summarize, the updated Ford F-150 has improved on greatness.
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Clinton's prospects also improved on the Irish betting site Paddy Power.
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The drivers are different and the company improved on the build quality.
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And while Fayzullin's iNES improved on this by creating the now-standard .
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Lee said the House bill could be improved on the Senate floor.
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Fixed-line revenue declined 1.5 percent, but margins improved on cost-cutting.
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That experiment improved on a similar study by Vernon Hughes at Yale.
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Both countries improved on their 2012 performance, when they ranked 36th and 26th.
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Better yet, Samsung has actually improved on its first attempt with these models.
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That was something we emphasized this year and we gradually improved on it.
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But Mr Mansoor's example has been followed and improved on by other directors.
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Market sentiment improved on the latest signs of progress in the Sino-U.
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Capcom's Final Fight of the same year inarguably improved on the formula, too.
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Thompson's time improved on the year-best she set in Shanghai last month.
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Photo resolution has been improved on this little guy up to 3968×2976 pixels.
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What can be improved on, Chu said, is to conduct such exercises more systematically.
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He didn't win, but he improved on the previous challenger's margin by 19 points.
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Still, market watchers noted that risk sentiment appeared to have improved on the whole.
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The offense, in many ways, looked much improved on Thursday, rushing for 114 yards.
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The mood improved on Tuesday afternoon, after The Associated Press called the caucuses in Mrs.
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The US improved on its 230 performance by moving up to 224 on the list.
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After a decade of laying tracks on an unprecedented scale, they have improved on it.
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One question remains: has Stone improved on her rendition of the rap portion of "Wannabe"?
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It was probably only about three inches big, but it said, "Most improved" on it.
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"This is really just like slapping "new and Improved!" on the same package," Feld said.
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He then improved on that over 24 playoff games averaging 30.5 points with 9.1 rebounds.
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He then improved on that over 221 playoff games averaging 211 points with 22018 rebounds.
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Democrats improved on their margins with African-Americans, college-educated whites and younger voters, especially.
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When the animals improved on L-dopa, Dr. Carlsson thought he had solved the puzzle.
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He compared the Stories feature to a car radio that Instagram had simply improved on.
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This means Democrats improved on their 2014 performance in terms of youth and minority turnout.
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Still, expenses fell faster than at rivals, and early delinquency indicators improved on a sequential basis.
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I wanted to see how it improved on the qualms I had with the last model.
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Yes, we've improved on many different fronts, but the ad creative has remained flat and static.
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Then, in the 1980s, Goodenough took the design and improved on it, redesigning the battery's cathode.
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Cincinnati manager Bryan Price was hoping to capitalize on Suarez's improved on-base percentage, which was .
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Trump won there and even improved on GOP nominee Mitt Romney's 6900-point margin from 2628.
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The Momwasher costs $15.99, but Fridababy has improved on the design to work with gravity better.
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It wouldn't be a shock if Finau improved on that showing at this week's U.S. Open.
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And Donald Trump improved on Mitt Romney's vote percentage by 4 points from 2012 to 2016.
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Klobuchar is the most improved on stage, as she has relaxed and shown a little moxie.
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Apple has, for the most part, improved on what is still the best smartwatch you can buy.
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Here are five ways "Not Tomorrow Yet" improved on what's been a listless half-season so far.
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As to your question, Wesley, could the range of 2010 be replicated — could it be improved on?
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If there's only one thing that could be improved on the Bolt-S, it's the magnetic orientation.
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Apple introduced Touch ID on the iPhone 5S in 2013 and has improved on it ever since.
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Only the Ford F-series, up 6 percent, improved on year-ago results among major truck models.
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Northam also significantly improved on Hillary Clinton's performance with young people and women, which should terrify Republicans.
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Chakvetadze, 23, improved on his 10th-place finish at the world championships in Las Vegas last year.
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But I really, honestly, believe our guys have improved on this end in the month of February.
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In Franklin, Colbert, Lauderdale and Lawrence, Trump improved on Romney's margins by as much as 11 points.
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Trump modestly improved on Romney by 1,663 voters, but Clinton saw a 46,872-vote drop from 123.
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They also improved on their 3.42 road ERA, which was the best in the majors entering Friday.
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European stocks closed higher Thursday as investor sentiment improved on the back of easing U.S.-Iran tensions.
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Investor risk appetite improved on the expectation of further stimulus in China and rising Brent crude prices.
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Policymakers said in their statement the risks to growth were tilted downwards, but had improved on the margin.
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Little things continually improved on the app, like hands-free voice commands for drivers and other safety features.
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We wanted to make sure we improved on all aspects — not only image quality, but performance and power.
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This year, they improved on that by going 13-3 and all the way to the championship game.
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Gross profit margin improved on a quarterly basis to 8.2 percent, but was down 1.25 percent on year.
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Apple also improved on rendering time in the real world, a crucial part of how augmented reality works.
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Well, season two has improved on Murphy's voiceover in one regard: There's a whole lot less of it.
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As cameras have improved on phones, the sizes of the images and video we capture have drastically increased.
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People in both groups improved on their respective auditory tasks and had comparable expectations for improved speech processing.
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Recently, though, they have been aiming for close-to-real-time updates and have greatly improved on quality.
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No one would be shocked if Finau, 28, improved on that showing at this week's United States Open.
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The study reported that participants who trained with Lumosity for 10 weeks improved on an aggregate assessment of cognition.
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India improved on six of the 10 metrics tracked by the World Bank, including obtaining credit and construction permits.
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Sentiment across the globe has improved on reports that China has delivered a written response to U.S. trade demands.
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You get the same world, the same characters, and the same general feeling that is augmented and "improved" on.
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Thomas Briels-led Belgium improved on their previous best fifth-place finish achieved four years ago in The Hague.
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Meanwhile Fitbit released the Versa, a cheaper second generation smartwatch that improved on a lot of the original's problems.
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Touchscreens have improved on the devices, but they're nowhere near the responsiveness or tactile pleasure of clicking that button.
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Painful, the best encapsulation of early Yo La Tengo, tinkered with and dramatically improved on what Fakebook hinted at.
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Of these 17 states, Clinton improved on Obama's 2012 percentages in four of them: Texas, Georgia, Arizona and Virginia.
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Massachusetts schools have improved on national tests since then and are widely considered the best in the United States.
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His trademark splitter, one of the biggest culprits for his uneven pitching this season, was much improved on Sunday.
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Richard Cordray, the Democratic gubernatorial nominee this year, significantly improved on performances by Democratic statewide candidates in recent years.
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Since then, she has improved on the other surfaces, but this stretch of the calendar remains special to her.
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So while the Stelvio seems to have a better reliability track record, it hasn't meaningfully improved on the Giulia Quadrifoglio.
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TIPS breakeven rates have risen this week as inflation expectations improved on higher oil prices and gains on Wall Street.
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Symptoms of depression improved, on average, in the diet group, shifting from the moderate severity range to the normal range.
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The cramped environments were a good fit for the 22DS, and the visual fidelity is much improved on the Switch.
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Net interest income improved on a quarterly basis and the bank confirmed it would total 10.2 billion euros in 2017.
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It improved on the current 'four-way handshake' used by WPA23 to validate devices trying to connect to a network.
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But I haven't yet improved on a dish I backed into accidentally during the first week I had the rig.
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In those counties, the Democrat improved on Clinton's vote share in the 2628 election by an average of 28500 percent.
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At the Pilgrim's Pride chicken division, results also improved on the back of a better supply-demand balance, JBS said.
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It's now dipped south of that mark again, but it's still much-improved on a year-to-date timeline measure.
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This new complex improved on the already astounding pace of invention at Menlo Park and greatly expanded Edison's manufacturing capacity.
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They created a new questionnaire with more specific questions about cardiac symptoms, which improved on the AHA's false positive rate.
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Stalbaum wrote an early draft of what would become FloodNet, and worked with Karasic, who improved on the concept with him.
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Investor risk appetite initially improved on the expectation of further stimulus in China and rising prices for Brent, the global benchmark.
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After testing the H1 in 1735, Harrison worked on later iterations, the H2 and H3, that improved on the original's accuracy.
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In 2008, Apple introduced the iPhone 3G—an upgrade that improved on the original unit's speed with a faster network connection.
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Three years later, Red Dead's sequel has improved on many of the things that made me so enchanted with The Witcher.
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Trump improved on Romney's performance in counties like Luzerne, York and Lackawanna, where union jobs have declined precipitously in recent years.
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Under Fitch's Prism Factor-Based model AlfaStrakhovanie's capital score remained below 'Somewhat Weak' in 2016, though improved on the 2015 score.
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He came away from Neuralink's presentation with the sense that Neuralink had improved on existing technologies in three significant ways.1.
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Klobuchar improved on her second-quarter fundraising by almost $1 million but has struggled considerably to stand out in Biden's shadow.
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But Lillard managed to stay upbeat in the face of failure, pointing out that Portland had improved on its previous seasons.
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Although former Mayor Michael Bloomberg marginally improved on his disastrous debate debut last week, that's an awfully low bar to clear.
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Trump has improved on his 22-point negative rating but remains the most personally unpopular president to face reelection in decades.
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Lars Ulrich's drumming was never spectacular, and while Curry has improved on defense this year, it'll never be his strongest attribute.
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She and DeMarco improved on the algorithm in their work together and "proved it does what we think it does," Lindsey said.
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Razer has improved on it with a rear dual 12-megapixel camera and a front-facing 23MP selfie cam with HD video.
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And the US improved on last year's last-place finish in NATO's cyber-defense games—but could still maybe use some work.
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Motion sensing has been improved on the product to limit false alerts — a pretty big issue with most of these consumer cameras.
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In fact, the B2000 and B2, which are built on the same architecture, have improved on paper since they were originally announced.
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For those engaged in the never-ending battle against the bulge, Withings Body Cardio Scale has improved on the old bathroom scale.
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The dollar rose modestly as investor risk appetite improved on the expectation of further stimulus in China and rising Brent crude prices.
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The study improved on earlier predictions that could only forecast average deforestation levels in DRC over large swathes of land, said Maschler.
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They improved on a format, but why can't they come up with their own format for the ... that somebody else can copy?
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However, the show has improved on this point as the season has gone on, and that's definitely the case in Sunday's episode.
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" Mr. Brabender said, allowing that Mr. Trump had improved on his practice of "making it up at every campaign stop they have.
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Update: Shortly afterwards, the statement was apparently improved on internally and the following appended (brackets mine, replacing acronyms): The accident was tragic.
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Drone after drone, DJI has improved on these core pillars, and that's why its drones are still the best ones to buy.
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That ranking is actually lower than two decades ago, as other countries have improved on this measure while the US has stagnated.
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His symphonies, recorded early in Mr. Elder's tenure, would be improved on now, on the evidence of recent performances I have heard.
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Mr. Soderbergh's remake, as well as his two follow-ups, greatly improved on the original and added a few substantive female characters.
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But strategists at Citi Research said activity fell less than their expectations and improved on a month-on-month seasonally adjusted basis.
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Over the years, in iterating our management model, we have experimented with and improved on the right balance between systems and individuals.
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"They know it's improved on the labor and environmental standards, which they were pretty sensitive to that going in," he told Hill.
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Among voters with a high school education or less, Mr. Trump improved on Mitt Romney's margin in 2012 by 12 percentage points.
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Risk sentiment improved on Monday, after the United States reached a deal with Mexico on Friday to avoid imposing tariffs on the country.
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The second generation of the Kevo improved on security and has all-metal internal components for better protection against forced break-in attempts.
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Overall investment management results improved on higher investment gains, though asset management fees were relatively flat, up 1% sequentially but down 2% YoY.
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Alcatel has improved on the Idol 28's plastic design with a glass-and-metal construction, which has a premium look and feel.
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Detroit and Orlando came into the night 28th and 29th in field-goal percentage, though the Magic have improved on that category recently.
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Just as in the equity sector, average bond fund performance improved on 2015, returning around 10 percent versus -5.7 percent the year before.
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To their credit, this trio significantly improved on this score, getting out of the way a bit more and letting the candidates engage.
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By the numbers: The campaign improved on the $2 million it raked in last quarter, and doubled the previous number of individual contributions.
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The U.S. improved on all six questions, said Catherine Collinson, executive director of the Aegon center, while other countries had more mixed results.
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While Trump got a smaller share of the vote than Romney, Gary Johnson and Jill Stein both massively improved on their 2012 showings.
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At the heart of the dispute between the district and Sizemore is a disagreement over how much Sizemore students have improved on test scores.
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But right now, as a package, it will either pas or be improved on, and it should be done in the next six months.
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" Last year, Drake and French Montana joined forces on "No Stylist," which, in retrospect, feels like they improved on their 2016 collaboration "No Shopping.
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By removing secret identities from the equation, the MCU has actually improved on some of its source material, making it more personal and resonant.
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More recently a technique called Differential GPS (DGPS) improved on that resolution by adding ground-based reference stations—increasing accuracy to within 3 feet.
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Stevens' Smart Clapper improved on the original Clapper, patented in Canada by Peter Liljequist of Canada and Kou I. Chen of Taiwan in 1985.
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Subsequent versions, like the Game Boy Pocket or the Game Boy Micro, have improved on the original design in smaller and smaller form factors.
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Instead, Democrats improved on their 2016 results in the places where Trump was unusually weak and in the places where he was unusually strong.
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Ronny Jackson said the Prez was in excellent health and "might live to be 200 years old" if he improved on diet and exercise.
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Though most cybersecurity experts agreed each successive draft improved on the last, people with vested interests in cybersecurity were impatient for a final release.
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American Nick Goepper improved on his bronze from Sochi four years ago with a silver medal, whilst Canada's Alex Beaulieu-Marchand claimed the bronze.
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Korea improved on their opening defeat by Sweden although their main tactic consisted of searching for Son with long balls behind the defensive line.
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When Thomas Edison patented the incandescent light bulb, he succeeded in blocking competitors who offered products that in fact improved on his original design.
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The agreement also improved on maternity policy and enabled the Matildas to travel business class internationally, as has been the case for the Socceroos.
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And among whites without college degrees, Democrats improved on Hillary Clinton's showing by eight percentage points — identical to their gains among college-educated whites.
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Conditions improved on Thursday, but residents remain in danger as the heat wave is expected to continue for days, said Annastacia Palaszczuk, Queensland's premier.
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Tokyo-based Yulo improved on last year's bronze medal, which made him the first Filipino ever to occupy a podium spot at the championships.
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Regardless of how shamelessly you think Huawei has copied Apple's formula, it has absolutely improved on that template in a number of very important ways.
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While the outcome is sure to disappoint the far right, the PVV can still argue that it improved on its performance in the 2012 vote.
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Germany's DAX and France's CAC closed down by around 1%, trimming some heavy losses seen earlier in the session as sentiment improved on Wall Street.
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Search is getting improved on OneDrive, so finding pictures you've taken of your cat or whatever else you want to find is a lot easier.
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It's hard to imagine how his bike, which looked more like a tiny landbound rocket than any kind of bicycle, could be significantly improved on.
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Thanks to Will and Joel, who excised a couple of "uglies" (my term) in the west and lower Mississippi, and greatly improved on my clueing.
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And while Sanders improved on the 14% of the black vote he won in South Carolina in 2016, it wasn't much of an improvement: 17%.
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In fact, animal health and growth efficiency actually improved on the genetically engineered feed, according to a 2014 review in the Journal of Animal Science.
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The story is similar with portrait mode: Samsung has improved on previous Galaxy phones, but its blur looks more artificial than the iPhone 11 Pro.
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Democrats have substantially improved on their 2016 presidential margins in almost all of the major special elections this cycle, flipping seats in Pennsylvania and Alabama.
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Clinton actually improved on the Democratic 2012 results with whites, but over 130,000 unenthused black voters stayed home, and she lost by about 44,000 votes.
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Since then, BMW has improved on the idea to the point where its 3 Series is the platonic ideal of four-door go-fast-ness.
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For a year and a half afterward, he scored lower on tests of his cognitive abilities — tests that he actually improved on while in space.
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All these things exactly don't bode well for the Find X's long-term durability, so here's hoping they can be refined and improved on future iterations.
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Those computers are also improved on the test vehicle that Mobileye brought to CES — and perhaps most impressively, the computers are also near impossible to spot.
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American Nick Goepper improved on his bronze from Sochi four years ago with a silver medal as Canada's Alex Beaulieu-Marchand claimed a surprise third place.
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The Chinese yuan itself was slightly improved on the day at 6.8993 per U.S. dollar, but still close to a five-month low hit on Tuesday.
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The Chinese yuan itself was slightly improved on the day at 6.8993 per U.S. dollar, but still close to a five-month low hit on Tuesday.
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It struck tentative contract deals to rebuild workers' morale and improved on-time performance to boost customer satisfaction, lowest among rivals in J.D. Power's 2015 ranking.
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A decade ago, Evans had improved on a process that uses a "helper virus"—another form of a poxvirus—to kick-start the replication of DNA.
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They got things really right with Squirtle, and improved on him a few years later with Turtwig, one of the starters from Pokemon Diamond and Pearl.
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Few have improved on Brandeis's defence of free speech, written in 1927 after a Californian woman was jailed for speaking on behalf of a communist party.
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Mediaset said advertising sales in Italy had improved on a like-for-like basis in July, adding it expected further growth of 4-5% in August.
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Indeed, the desire to write faster has driven innovations throughout history: Ballpoint pens replaced quill pens; typewriters improved on pens; and computers go faster than typewriters.
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The last time Democrats won a midterm wave election, in 20083, they improved on John Kerry's 2004 performance in every open seat district that they contested.
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People who remember her 2008 campaign with alarm can take at least some solace in the fact that she seems to have improved on her weaknesses.
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After several days of rough seas, weather conditions improved on Wednesday evening and were expected to remain calm until Friday evening, she told Reuters by telephone.
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"The administration could essentially say (after the review) that the conditions have not improved on the ground, so what is the reason to stay," Kugelman said.
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The Bears should be much improved on defense, where starting linebackers Raymond Davison III and Devante Downs anchor a veteran group eager to form a new identity.
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The US experiment seems to have improved on earlier results from China, where CRISPR caused editing errors and worked imperfectly, being taken up by only some cells.
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The dollar had risen against the yen last week as risk appetite improved on hopes for a breakthrough in the standoff over North Korea's nuclear weapons programme.
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Because what I've learned in reviewing the Pixel 4 is that Google has improved on the Pixel 3, but it's not a massive year-over-year change.
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It kept rates on hold at its meetings in November and December as the outlook improved on the back of higher government spending and strong domestic demand.
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As lira liquidity improved on Thursday, the London overnight swap rate plunged to 222 percent from the crippling 210,18.213 percent a day earlier, Refinitiv Eikon data showed.
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A day after celebrating his 27th birthday, he plunged to four over after playing the more difficult back nine first, but he improved on the inward half.
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Markit's final composite PMI for the bloc, seen as a good guide to growth, barely improved on February's 20.2-month low of 53.0, nudging up to 53.1.
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The dollar posted modest gains on Tuesday, as investor risk appetite improved on the back of rising oil prices and the expectation of further stimulus in China.
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Germany's Bayer and U.S. partner Loxo, in turn, released data for their rival compound larotrectinib, which slightly improved on previous high-efficacy readings in an enlarged trial.
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Bumper harvests are expected to have lifted agricultural production in the first quarter of the year, while industrial output improved on a pick up in car exports.
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First, while Trump barely improved on Romney's margin among whites generally, the whites who did vote for Trump were significantly different from those who voted for Romney.
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But in midterm elections in November, Democrats in three key states Mr. Trump carried — Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin — improved on their 2016 performance, winning every statewide office.
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The increase in e-commerce sales, while slower than in previous quarters, improved on the 23 percent growth rate that Walmart reported at the end of 2017.
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For example, in Q3 2019 Chase announced that it improved on digital account opening, cutting down the time it takes to just 3-5 minutes on average.
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Kansas families who left welfare not only saw an increase in gross earnings, but their financial status improved on net, even after accounting for lost welfare benefits.
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Landale came into the game averaging 203 points on 75 percent shooting from the field, and he improved on the latter by making 9 of 11 shots.
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Barnier held out no hope that the agreement reached over the course of two years on the principles that May originally set out could be improved on.
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At the end of each video GameTim shows and comments on the results, including some lessons he's taken away about how Mama's methods might be improved on.
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That's where Timothée Chalamet is right now, but the only thing that could have probably improved on that is talking to an elusive genius like Frank Ocean.
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That includes a display with better dynamic range, wider stereo sound from the speakers, and speed increases to Face ID. Water resistance has been improved on both models.
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It's actually much-improved on Daydream VR, with controls that are built around the Daydream VR controller instead of you having to crane your neck in all directions.
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While Saturday's missile strikes were the biggest intervention by Western countries against Syria, investor risk appetite improved on speculation that the attacks would not lead to prolonged conflict.
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The Finn, who was also fastest in the opening session, improved on his afternoon benchmark with a lap of one minute 36.256 seconds under the Yas Marina floodlights.
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Anyway, despite the fact it's late December and really I'm just typing words rather than sentences with meaning and stuff, I think I've improved on Einstein's madness definition.
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They did not seek medical attention at home because "it takes a lot for either of us to go to a doctor," and their health improved on its own.
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But after three weeks, not only had the students' accuracy improved on all three dimensions of interoception, but they also reported reductions in anxiety of around 10 per cent.
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In 2017, the Rams had one of the biggest turnarounds in history when they posted an 11-5 record, and improved on that this season by going 13-3.
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The central bank kept rates on hold at its meetings in November and December as the outlook improved on the back of higher government spending and strong domestic demand.
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In 25, the Rams had one of the biggest turnarounds in history when they posted an 11-5 record, and improved on that this season by going 13-3.
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Market focus is largely attuned to global trade developments, as sentiment improved on a report that more progress has been made in talks between the world's two largest economies.
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Politics inside the administration While Republicans say Mattis has improved on the Hill, they're still concerned he will lose out to Mulvaney again when next year's budget is released.
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"The technology has improved on both sides to find something in your system and also to use supplements that will probably not show on the doping list," Klitschko said.
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In fact, you can argue that their defense has improved on practically every level: -- Defensive lineman Malik Jackson was signed to one of the biggest contracts in NFL history.
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His 2003 sequel, X2, expanded and improved on these ideas with high-concept action and a deeply political sensibility; it's still one of the high points of superhero filmmaking.
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Take a personal inventory and see what areas can be readily improved on -- like going to bed 30 minutes earlier and cutting back on highly processed snacks between meals.
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Since Volcano Bay's stylish main restaurant, Kohola Reef, was right there, I decided to see if Universal had improved on one of my biggest water park complaints: the food.
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Personal & Corporate Banking improved on its 2Q16 adjusted pre-tax profit, the highest since 4Q7503, predominantly reflecting a 7% fall in adjusted operating expenses while revenue rose 1% yoy.
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There are quirks and mechanics that could be improved on, but we certainly strongly believe in this plan but we think we've worked out a lot of these issues.
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L&G will "compare to whole market to see if the rate can be improved on, assisting customers to obtain a better rate if one is available", it said.
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Trump didn't improve on Romney's overall performance, but his supporters are more efficiently sorted to win electoral votes, so he improved on Romney's totals in Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania.
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Weather conditions eventually improved on a steamy afternoon in Chicago on Saturday and a substitute race for Sunday was held off the eastern tip of the city's iconic Navy Pier.
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The only devices that have improved on it have been the Pixel 2, which is the reigning overall champ, and the Huawei P20 Pro, which takes the best nighttime photos.
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Magic Leap has improved on Microsoft's HoloLens in this respect — it's got a 50-degree diagonal field of view, which works out to a rectangle that's around 45 percent bigger.
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After the game, a reporter asks Stauskas about a fellow Canadian NBA player, Tyler Ennis, who, like Stauskas, progressed and improved on a losing team as the season went on.
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The only thing that could have improved on this situation would be, in the name of latching to Game of Thrones, a backing band composed of a troop of mercenaries.
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USF cornerback Deatrick Nichols had two interceptions and a forced fumble, and the Bulls (4-0, 1-0 AAC) improved on a strong showing six days earlier after beating Illinois.
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Consistent Blake Wheeler is coming off his third straight 26-goal season while Nik Ehlers improved on an already strong rookie campaign with 64 points in his breakout sophomore season.
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Boosted by a relatively weak euro, foreign orders improved on demand from Asia, Brazil, India and Spain even though French manufacturers raised prices for the six month in a row.
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Caitriona Fitzgerald, a policy director with the privacy-focused Electronic Privacy Information Center, called both the Democratic and Republican proposals "much improved" on privacy from where they started months ago.
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His German team mate, behind Hamilton on the road, improved on his final lap to seize pole despite onboard footage showing Rosberg driving past 'double waved' yellow flags, prompting the investigation.
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Each time one of their therapies came close to losing patent protection, scientific advances allowed them to introduce a new drug that improved on its predecessor, often with a higher price.
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Sentiment has improved on expectations that the central bank in Budapest, which moved away from its ultra-loose stance in its rhetoric last month, is working on plans to tackle inflation.
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It was a high bar to clear since the original 1000Xs were already some of the best noise-canceling headphones out there, and the 349.993X M2 improved on that even more.
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The condition improved in 62 percent of the patients on Epidiolex, according to their caregivers (34 percent of the patients in the control group were said to have improved on placebo).
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"Improved on-farm storage is particularly important in the 'lean season'" - the period when one harvest is used up and the next is not yet available, said study coordinator Matthias Huss.
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The infotainment system has also been improved on the GTS and includes haptic tactile switches a new touchscreen and user interface processor as well as a center console with improved storage.
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Taiwan's economic outlook has improved on recovering global demand for electronics and as some manufacturers move factories in China back to Taiwan to avoid higher U.S. tariffs on Chinese-made goods.
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Taiwan's economic outlook has improved on better global demand for electronics and as some manufacturers move factories from China back to Taiwan to avoid higher U.S. tariffs on Chinese-made goods.
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NBAD Securities said in a note that Emaar likely improved on the year but not on the quarter, and estimated a first-quarter net profit of 1.26 billion dirhams ($343 million).
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London, in a test of Uber's new senior management, in June, issued a probationary license to operate as long as Uber can show it has improved on safety and other concerns.
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Mrs Clinton's voters, though more numerous, were much less efficiently distributed: she is projected to win California by 28 points, and improved on Mr Obama's 2012 vote share in Texas by six.
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While Saturday's missile strikes were the biggest intervention by Western countries against Syria, investor risk appetite in the broader markets improved on speculation that the attacks would not lead to prolonged conflict.
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A fourth-minute goal from Thomas Meunier and an 82nd-minute Eden Hazard strike earned Belgium the victory and third place, which improved on their previous best performance of fourth in 1986.
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Paxton improved on his previous outing, tossing seven shutout innings and striking out eight as the Seattle Mariners opened their home schedule with a 6-0 win over the Astros on Monday.
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That said, the second movie -- which forced Woody to contemplate what's really important -- was among those rare sequels that improved on the original, setting the tone for perhaps Pixar's most accomplished franchise.
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While Heritage found much that it liked about Mr. Trump's first year, it also found much that could be improved on — most notably the snail's pace of nominations by the White House.
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"China's diesel demand improved on growing activities in heavy industries...Gasoline demand on the other hand did not, and inventory is high," said a Singapore-based trader who follows Chinese fuel exports closely.
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What Motorola is able to create at a $180-$220 price point is remarkable, and somehow they've improved on the Moto G from last year to make and even better, off-contract champion.
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The FCPA has noticeable faults that can be improved on by the next Administration, but ditching the legislation and its enforcement outright could have a profoundly negative impact on America's business interests overseas.
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Although Bankia and Banco Popular's bad loan ratios remain higher than many domestic peers, the quality of their loan book improved on the last three months after they sold off non-performing assets.
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It may be satisfying to talk of Alexander Graham Bell inventing the telephone, but Elisha Gray filed a patent for one on the same day, and Edison improved on both of their designs.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. consumer sentiment surprisingly brightened in early May as expectations for personal finances improved on a favorable outlook for wages and low inflation, a private survey released on Friday showed.
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EU chief negotiator Michel Barnier said the bloc was open to the possibility of a "more ambitious" deal than May's, which he said could not be improved on under principles she set out.
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Risk appetite improved on Tuesday after the People's Bank of China fixed the daily reference rate for the onshore Chinese yuan at 6.9683, firmer than the expected 6.9871, and below the key 7 rate.
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The breakthrough in negotiations, which follows more than four months of talks, came after Bayer further improved on the sweetened offer of $127.50 per share in cash it disclosed last week, the people said.
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Hinton likened the advance to work two of his students developed in 2009 on speech recognition using neural networks that improved on existing technology and was incorporated into the Android operating system in 2012.
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His top pledge had been to mend the economy and growth has improved on his watch - the IMF expects the economy to expand by five percent this year, the highest level since the coup.
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I was also probably 12 years old or so at the time, to be fair, which would mitigate that judgment somewhat if I had in any way altered or improved on any of this.
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He was playing through a serious knee injury, his team was down 17 points at the start of the fourth quarter, and the Chicago Bears seemed much-improved on both sides of the ball.
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The Fed's action had not cheered Wall Street for long on Monday, with losses of 2%-173% on major indexes, but the mood improved on Tuesday, as other governments and central banks stepped in.
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Like last year's Apex, the 2020 model has no ports or openings and uses virtual buttons, which didn't work too well in conceptual form but were much improved on with the commercial Nex 22020.
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But what happened is that while Abrams improved on Hillary Clinton's performance with white voters, she actually lost ground relative to Clinton with African Americans — winning by "only" 90 percentage points rather than 94.
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Yes, the original Pre felt very plastic-y, and had a sharp edge that could be used to cut cheese, but those were issues Palm improved on with subsequent devices like the Palm Pre Plus.
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COLOMBO, April 21 (Reuters) - Sentiment on the Sri Lankan rupee improved on Friday, as reflected in the forwards market, after the country signed a $2145.8000 billion, three-year loan agreement with the International Monetary Fund.
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Prior to these games, the series often felt like it was in something of a holding pattern, with new entries that slightly improved on their predecessors, but also added increasingly convoluted features that seemed unnecessary.
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Prospects for a three-way pact nonetheless improved on Saturday when the Greens voted at a special congress to start exploratory talks on a deal despite reservations about the other parties' harder-line immigration policies.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Irishman Paul Dunne improved on his fine opening round at the Spanish Open to race three shots clear atop the leaderboard at the halfway stage with a superb seven-under 65 on Friday.
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Harbinson, who now advises clients on trade issues at global communications firm Hume Brophy, likened the global trade body to a plumbing system that was "antiquated" and could either be ripped apart or improved on.
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And in the third quarter between July 222 and September 423, Yang improved on his previous haul by a whopping $242 million, bringing in a total of $22020 million and beating out multiple US Senators.
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Risk appetite, however, improved on Tuesday after the People's Bank of China fixed the daily reference rate for the onshore Chinese yuan at 6.9683, firmer than the expected 0.13, and below the key 7 rate.
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Risk appetite, however, improved on Tuesday after the People's Bank of China fixed the daily reference rate for the onshore Chinese yuan at 6.9683, firmer than the expected 6.9871, and below the key 7 rate.
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Mr. Wilders barely improved on his margin in the 2012 election (where he took 20103 percent) and failed to do as well as he did in 2010 (where he got 15.5 percent of the vote).
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In our test run of Teforia's $400 "Leaf," Gizmodo's resident Brit, Libby Watson, found that "the tea is fine," but there was nothing that the machine could do that improved on her $7 in-cup infuser.
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HONG KONG, Nov 7 (IFR) - Sentiment in Asia credit markets improved on Monday, but trading remained thin, after a statement from the FBI that no criminal charges were warranted against Democratic US presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.
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Lumines and its remaster is a singular work that, like any band's debut album, should be preserved as a moment in time that can't be replicated or, in a way, improved on for what it is.
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David Damore, a political science professor at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, noted that while Clinton won Nevada statewide, Trump improved on Republican turnout numbers in rural counties since 2012, which are reliable GOP voters.
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Clinton outperformed the Republican congressional candidate, places that look like the well-educated and diverse Northern Virginia suburbs where Mr. Northam improved on the 2013 vote totals of the current governor, Terry McAuliffe, also a Democrat.
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"The minute he saw a painting that he thought improved on an artist's work that he had, he would acquire it and very often deacquisition the painting that was not quite as excellent," Ms. Newhouse said.
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Since then, Facebook has improved on its data center designs and opened several more centers around the world: in North Carolina, Iowa, and Sweden, with new data centers coming soon to Texas, New Mexico, and Ireland.
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Dan Bishop, a Republican state lawmaker, eked out a two-point victory in a historically conservative seat because he improved on his party's performance with working-class whites in more lightly populated parts of the district.
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But for the Mi Mix and Mi Mix 2, Xiaomi took that concept and improved on it significantly increasing the phones' screen-to-body ratio and using clever tricks like piezoelectric speakers to make the earpiece disappear.
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In fairness, there are many forums which were previously lax in their moderation policy which have now improved on that point, with most now displaying a code of conduct which bans discriminatory language and hardcore antisocial behaviour.
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The dollar sank on Wednesday to its lowest since October, with gains led by the euro and sterling, as risk appetite improved on optimism over U.S.-China trade negotiations, prompting investors to reduce their safe-haven bets.
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In 2016, according to Nate Silver of FiveThirtyEight, a website providing quantitative analysis of sport and politics, Mrs Clinton improved on Mr Obama's strong performance in America's 50 most-educated counties, but collapsed in the 50 least.
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This turned out to be a fatal mistake for Kodak, as other companies—neither named Kodak or Apple—would soon come out with their own variations on the QuickTake that improved on the technology in every way.
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Even better, the underside of the mouse was completely sealed, preventing even the tiniest speck of dirt from penetrating its insides, and it improved on its predecessors by working on almost any surface that wasn't too reflective.
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SCOTT GOTTLIEB: And we have pulled drugs from the market that have been improved on an accelerated approval basis, and we've also sanctioned companies that weren't moving quickly enough to try to get those confirmatory studies done.
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And PCCW, after acquiring Hongkong Telecom, followed up on the basic idea of iTV and greatly improved on it, creating NOW Broadband, a service comparable to Verizon FIOS that proved much more successful than the initial effort.
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Despite not making marked improvements in Democratic primary polls, Sanders — who pioneered the grassroots fundraising model in his 2016 campaign — improved on his second-quarter fundraising by over $7 million and beat Biden's performance by $10 million.
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But despite the advertising and the efforts to organize in states like the Carolinas, Sanders has not meaningfully improved on his support with black voters, particularly the middle-aged and older voters who now decide Democratic primaries.
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CNN Key Races: Strong fundraising shifts several House races in Democrats' favor The third are the "blue-collar blues": mostly blue-collar, non-urban seats in blue states, where Trump almost without exception improved on Romney's performance.
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Market sentiment improved on news that U.S. President Donald Trump and his China counterpart Xi Jinping would meet to discuss trade and other issues on the sidelines of a G20 summit at the end of that month.
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"Still in Love" presents the classroom as a sacred ground — "that fragile home for possibility, that singular space devoted solely to potential" — and admirably outlines the ways in which writing can be improved on a technical level.
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That's where the internet comes in: Festive souls with little patience for slowly dying plants taking up half their living rooms, rejoice, for GIF artists have studied the properties of evergreens and improved on them in animated form.
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"Sentiment towards the pound doesn't seem to have improved on the contrary, three-month risk reversals continue to decline, showing that people are getting increasingly negative on the currency," said Marshall Gittler, a currencies analyst at ACLS Global.
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"Sentiment towards the pound doesn't seem to have improved – on the contrary, three-month risk reversals continue to decline, showing that people are getting increasingly negative on the currency," said Marshall Gittler, a currencies analyst at ACLS Global.
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But while it improved on the Galaxy S6 with a more durable dust-proof, shock-resistant and water-resistant body and a significantly larger battery that lasted longer, it still had to drop features like the fingerprint sensor.
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MMT's newest modules allow for call and text notifications without a digital display The first generation of smartwatches with MMT modules could track your movement, sleep, and activity, all of which have been improved on the updated modules.
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WestJet Chief Executive Gregg Saretsky told analysts on a conference call that the carrier's performance recently improved on trips to London after previously incurring charges for irregular operations, such as when a flight fails to operate on schedule.
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The core reason to do this is that while Republicans have utterly failed to come up with a plan that actually improved on the problems they've identified with the Affordable Care Act, the problems themselves are real enough.
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After warning that he needed to raise $1.7 million to stay in the race the week before the Q3 fundraising deadline, Booker got a huge surge of donations and improved on his second-quarter fundraising by $1.5 million.
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The vote count will be updated below and at this link: Virginia is one of the few swing states in which Hillary Clinton improved on Barack Obama's 2012 margin of victory — she beat Trump by about 5 points.
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The Zipit's later Z2 model improved on the original in several ways, such as incorporating SMS when users were on wireless networks and went on to receive the "DigitalLife 20093 Best of Show - Portable Gear" award from PC Magazine.
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Despite the probes and celebrities including singer Cher, actor Will Ferrell and Tesla Chief Elon Musk deleting their accounts, Facebook's social app downloads improved on a monthly basis both in the United States and globally, according to Evercore ISI.
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Both parties improved on their 2014 numbers, when the race for governor was a sleepier affair, but Democrats still cast 85003 million more ballots than the GOP, a margin 1 million larger than their advantage in the 2014 primary.
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Last week, the Aussie and kiwi both gained around 1.5 percent versus the dollar as risk sentiment improved on hopes for a U.S.-Sino trade deal as well as more aggressive stimulus from Chinese policymakers to support its economy.
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Even with this in mind, there&aposs a saddle I&aposve enjoyed so much that I&aposm confident enough to recommend it to anyone wanting an improved on-the-bike sitting experience: The Cambium C17 All Weather from Brooks.
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It also said Oculus' VR device Oculus Rift was "primitive" until John Carmack, Oculus chief technology officer and founder of a company owned by ZeniMax, improved on the device using his knowledge from his previous work as a ZeniMax employee.
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While a live version of Hardwired cut "Atlas, Rise!" improved on the album recording thanks to Metallica's use of lower guitar tunings in concert, a run through the 1984 classic "For Whom the Bell Tolls" showed the band at full power.
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The Clydesdale Bank and Yorkshire Bank owner said its net interest margin (NIM) was maintained at 218 basis points in the nine months to June, as margins improved on lending to small- and medium-sized businesses (SME) and liquidity costs fell.
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VIENNA/BEIRUT (Reuters) - Major power foreign ministers failed to agree a new date to resume Syrian peace talks at a meeting on Tuesday, and the opposition said it would not come back to Geneva negotiations unless conditions improved on the ground.
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New software isn't the only thing that has improved on the Mate 216's cameras, as these are also the first phones featuring f/103 apertures on both its 210-megapixel main camera and its secondary 210-MP monochrome sensor.
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In 2018, Texas improved on their 2014 midterm turnout rate by 18%, with 46.3% of registered voters coming out to vote, but still ranked among the lowest states in voter turnout in the 2018 elections, according to the Dallas Morning News.
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The prospect had not cheered Wall Street for very long on Monday, with losses of 22-20.59315% on major indexes, but the mood improved on Tuesday, possibly as many other central banks and governments looked set to join the fray.
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Looking at its adjusted EBITDA, a profit metric so distorted to flatter that it's nigh a funhouse mirror, Casper only marginally improved on its 2018 tally looking at the first three quarters of that year (-$57.5 million) in 2019 (-$53.8 million).
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REUTERS - (Any opinions expressed here are those of the author and not of Thomson Reuters) The Nifty gained 26.1 percent during the week to end at 24,831, in line with strength in global indexes after risk appetite improved on the Fed's policy decision.
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The services sector accounts for more than half of the Chinese economy and the "bright spot" of the improved on-month expansion in December points to a rebalancing of the Chinese economy toward more consumption, Nomura economists wrote in a note on Monday.
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In 2017, the Rams had one of the biggest turnarounds in history when they posted an 11-5 record and improved on that this season by going 13-3 and beating the New Orleans Saints to move on to the Super Bowl.
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"This was a really bad moment for the government, a lot of infighting and turmoil with people saying contradictory things, they had to pay the families blood money, and at the end of the day nothing has improved on the ground," said Marchal.
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" The anonymous contact said they'd improved on the original KickassTorrents site by adding a mobile version, and noted (with the original, ambiguous, wording retained here) that the site "will has the complete torrent database of KAT, including the comments, user information intact.
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The retailer said its initiative improved on the 25-year-old Fairtrade model in which companies can use the trusted logo if they guaranteed farmers a fair price for crops and an extra premium to spend on community projects like roads and schools.
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We'll have to wait and see whether Apple has improved on the mouse and cursor experience in a way that will actually best — or at least match — operating systems like Windows and macOS that have been designed for such interactions from the start.
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Recent work in The Journal of the American Heart Association even improved on the huge 2002 study by showing that using a combination of drugs to treat hypertension initially is better than starting patients on one drug and then progressing to more.
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NEW YORK, Sept 9 (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury yields rose broadly on Monday, with those on 6.753-year notes climbing to three-week peaks, as risk appetite improved on expectations that global central banks will launch stimulus measures to support their slumping economies.
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A funny thing happened on the way to Ralph Northam getting elected governor of Virginia: He improved on Hillary Clinton's margin of victory in an already-blue state despite running a campaign that struck most observers as somewhere between lame and disastrous.
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S. talks rises By Ayai Tomisawa TOKYO, Sept 14 (Reuters) - Japan's Nikkei share average rallied to its highest in more than seven-months on Friday as sentiment improved on signs China and the United States make progress towards resolving their trade disputes.
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Also inherent in this faster cadence, though, is a shortage of time to optimize and refine every aspect of a design — I've found Huawei's industrial design regressed in 2017 with the Watch 2 and P10, neither of which improved on its great 2016 lineup.
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And a 2014 report from the NYC Department of Transportation found that even though some traffic lanes were converted to protected bike lanes on various streets, travel times for car traffic remained steady or improved: on Eighth Avenue, they were 14 percent faster, for example.
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Yes, she improved on Obama's margin among whites with a college degree, but it wasn't nearly enough to overcome the factors highlighted by Cohn (her historically poor performance among non-college whites) or by McElwee (a significant decline from 2012 in African American turnout and support).
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It is easy enough to divide liberals between those who think Obamacare was an unlovely half-measure that nevertheless improved on the pre-Obamacare status quo and those who think it was a remarkable achievement on its own (though there is considerable overlap between these two factions).
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The digital extortion racket is not new—it's been around since about 2005, but attackers have greatly improved on the scheme with the development of ransom cryptware, which encrypts your files using a private key that only the attacker possesses, instead of simply locking your keyboard or computer.
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"The risks to the euro area growth outlook remain tilted to the downside, but the balance of risks has improved on the back of the monetary policy measures taken and the stimulus still in the pipeline," Draghi said, inserting a slightly more optimistic description of risk than recently seen.
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I could imagine experiencing it in a live setting, MIDI-synced to the performance and with the added haptic dimension of a bone-rattling arena-level PA, and I had a suspicion that technology may have finally improved on the experience of seeing a concert while on psychedelic drugs.
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Now, a team of international researchers has wildly improved on this facial analysis approach by designing a system which is not only capable of estimating a person's heart rate based on their face, but will also simultaneously determine which areas of the face are best for producing accurate estimates.
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On the contrary: I hired more developers and product people, who have since released the first version of our software, and then improved on that for version 2.0 and have been going on ever since, soon to release version 5.0 to our growing cadre of more than 200 clients.
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But he was fundamentally sui generis; those who arrived in his wake rarely improved on him during the years captured in this boxed set, which is as unfussy as he was, and includes double-LP reprints of each of the duo's four albums and two CDs of remixes.
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Late on Monday, employee activist groups within Amazon announced that more than 1,500 employees worldwide had signed a petition demanding time-and-a-half hazard pay, paid sick leave and child care, as well as improved on-site safety precautions such as doing away with productivity-based performance metrics.
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TIMES SQUARE PLAZAS Manhattan, 2009-16 Snohetta Closing off a section of Broadway in 2009 has been a boon for the area: Travel times improved on Seventh Avenue by 4 percent even as pedestrian counts have grown as high as 480,20013 a day from 320,000 a decade earlier.
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"I've told many of my Republican colleagues, we are eager to help on improving the Affordable Care Act, because we do think there are issues that can really be improved on, making the exchanges more robust and competitive, helping people who have these very high deductibles and so on," she said.
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Inheriting a windfall $21975 billion capital program wangled from the State Legislature by his predecessor at the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, Richard Ravitch, Mr. Kiley presided over the replacement of hundreds of decrepit subway cars and buses, modernized stations, and improved on-time performance in a system that had been woefully neglected.
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Given the popularity of these pursuits, it may be surprising to know that when Stephen Shore created American Surfaces, and later improved on this effort with Uncommon Places, for which he used an 22013 x 22014 view camera, he did not win fans or get a positive response from art critics.
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Ossoff ended up getting just more than 48 percent in April — a near-miss that improved on Hillary Clinton's 46-percent showing in the district last November, the first hint that the ancestrally Republican seat, where Price and others typically carried 60-plus percent of the vote, could ever be competitive.
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Running against Jaime Herrera Butler, a four-term Republican incumbent, the Democrats' collective vote share was six percentage points higher than it was during the primary in 2016; those seeking to unseat Cathy McMorris Rodgers, the highest-ranking Republican woman in the House, improved on the party's performance in 2016 by 11 points.
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Our hope is that having these conversations more frequently will set the stage for ongoing feedback — that a boss will catch people doing something right and compliment them on the spot, or catch something that could be improved on and then teach the employee how to do so right at that moment.
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Boston College will have to be much improved on defense to have any hope of an upset, as the Eagles allowed 515 rushing yards in last week's 163-20 home loss to Notre Dame - the second-highest rushing total allowed in program history, but Clemson coach Dabo Swinney isn't taking them lightly.
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BRASILIA, June 21 (Reuters) - Brazil's Kroton Educacional SA , Brazil's largest for-profit education firm, improved on Tuesday the terms of an unsolicited bid for smaller rival Estácio Participações SA. In a securities filing, the company said it offered a 48-percent increase in the original bid to garner enough support for the transaction.
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No one has ever improved on Yeats's expression of indignation after the Great War: the best lack all conviction, while the worst are full of passionate intensity; though in our time the best often share the passionate intensity but can't be heard, because the worst have a smartphone with a Twitter app.
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Some prominent Hispanic Republicans claim that the national exit poll commissioned by major media outlets shows that this supposed effect was absent or much weaker than expected: Mrs Clinton won the Hispanic vote by only 65 to 29%, the poll shows, which means that Mr Trump improved on Mitt Romney's standings from four years ago.
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Through re-organization and subsequent adjustments to its supervisory team and approach with more emphasis on a holistic view of examined firms, improved co-ordination among its firm-focused teams and risk departments, and increased interaction with firms' senior managements, the FRBNY has, since the financial crisis, improved on its methods and quality of supervision.
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Development economics research using the tools and methods Duflo, Banerjee, and Kremer established and improved on is now conducted by hundreds of researchers and used by governments and NGOs all over the world to make critical policy decisions — from how to improve education to how to assist their poorest citizens to how to make a public health intervention work.
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SHANGHAI, April 17 (Reuters) - China's yuan strengthened against the U.S. dollar on Wednesday as market sentiment improved on better-than-expected first quarter Chinese economic growth data In January-March, the economy grew 6.4 percent from a year earlier, matching the previous quarter's pace and defying expectations for a further slowdown, as industrial production jumped sharply and consumer demand showed signs of improvement.
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It kicked off an impressive — if flawed — series of films that added a new perspective to the franchise's internal history, and led to many other stories in other mediums, like the animated Clone Wars and Rebels series, which built upon the larger foundation that the prequel films set up, and in many instances, improved on them by adding context and additional detail to the world.
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After Syracuse improved on its season-long 29.8 3-point shooting percentage by making 26 of 63 (almost 40 percent) in its two previous tournament games, against Tennessee and Washington, there was a touch of Spurs-Golden State Warriors in the pregame air, with Syracuse's multifaceted point guard, Alexis Peterson, and the shoot-it-from-anywhere Brianna Butler in the roles of Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson.
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S. trade talks lift risk sentiment * Palladium holding near record high hit on Monday (Updates prices) By Sethuraman N R BENGALURU, Jan 8 (Reuters) - Gold prices fell on Tuesday as risk appetite improved on bets China and the United States may be closing on a trade deal, and as the dollar bounced off a 2-22018/21-month low hit in the previous session.
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The 18-year-old two-time national figure skating champion took the ice on Friday afternoon at the 2018 Winter Olympics in Gangneung, South Korea, for the second of two short programs, this time in the men's individual event Though he improved on his total score, earning an 82.27 compared to an 80.61 for his short program last week in the figure skating team event, he fell again — almost from the start.
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