"If [Musk] thinks he can sell incrementally more cars with incrementally better range and power, then that's an incremental improvement for the company," he added.
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The same for 10 — everything just gets bigger incrementally.
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If you can capture incrementally more and better feedback . . .
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Also, the world doesn't change completely overnight, it happens incrementally.
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He was right, with one exception: It's grown incrementally hotter.
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Rising seas make the impact of these storms incrementally greater.
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Although it's been slow, representation has improved incrementally over time.
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UBS, meanwhile, has been incrementally adding staff in Latin America.
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So, I think moving incrementally toward cash is the answer.
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This technology is almost certainly going to come out incrementally.
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Alternatively, we could move toward a negative income tax incrementally.
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The researchers recommend incrementally adding fish to a child's diet.
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But he has incrementally deepened U.S. involvement in both countries.
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Sometimes it just makes the worst team ever incrementally better.
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Preying incrementally on Li'l Bit, he grooms her for more.
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"Change will come incrementally over time, not overnight," Tripathi said.
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Hangouts/Facebook MessengerHangouts has been getting incrementally better over the years.
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"I don't know how you change the system incrementally," he said.
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We are now incrementally optimistic in the underlying potential for shares.
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Yes. But should we be proud of advancing our interests incrementally?
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In the past year or so, things have cleared up incrementally.
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Meanwhile, authorities say that the kids are opening up, if incrementally.
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I'll give you incrementally ... Those companies can pay a little less.
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"For the time being, yes," Lovell said, looking incrementally less irritated.
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All of these taxes should be repealed — either outright or incrementally.
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Slowly and incrementally, political acrimony deepened in the decades that followed.
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Rather, Iran will likely resume its pre-deal nuclear activities incrementally.
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We watch it happen incrementally, in stilted conversation and silent tableaus.
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WikiLeaks has released the Podesta emails incrementally over the past week.
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If this is a "political revolution," though, it will happen incrementally.
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Technology(Meone) to provide incrementally modified drug in China, on Nov.
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One, the company is not really any more incrementally successful. Okay?
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America, even before Obamacare, was incrementally expanding the government's role in health.
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The tariffs, if enacted, will go up incrementally to 25% by October.
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Very incrementally positive to add a 5g on that-to-that platform.
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The move came with an incrementally more upbeat look at the economy.
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Prices increased incrementally for countries that have no restrictions on these programs.
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The problem with the Obama administration is that they see this incrementally.
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This is shrinking the ice on Greenland, while incrementally boosting sea levels.
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Faraday will instead launch those capabilities incrementally in over-the-air updates.
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But five years later, these companies have only become incrementally more diverse.
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Daryanani expects the event to be an incrementally positive catalyst for Apple.
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Even in the newbie gains period, lean mass accumulates incrementally, Hanson says.
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But the country has become incrementally more open to scholars and reporters.
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U.S. gamers tend to binge game, and thus spend less money incrementally.
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Incrementally, expanding Hezbollah challenges to Israel's missile defenses could soon become staggering.
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Wade and incrementally demolishing a woman's right to govern her own body.
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We know that South Florida is slowly, incrementally going to become uninhabitable.
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I do think there's a way to get to single-payer incrementally.
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These spirals, incrementally produced, differ from, say, a Platonic cube's transcendent idealism.
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But gains in participation by Latinos in American football have come incrementally.
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Apple also added a zoom wheel that lets you zoom out incrementally.
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It's time to stop thinking incrementally and being locked on what is.
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Many credit Woodson herself with helping to change that, at least incrementally.
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Over those five years, they will decline incrementally until they reach zero.
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We believe the Long Thesis is intact, though we are incrementally less bullish.
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"It should, and I think it incrementally might start to happen," he said.
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The results themselves probably did little to incrementally persuade bulls/bears either way.
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Each time the left incrementally gains, the political terrain shifts in their favor.
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The branded and generic products will provide incrementally lower EBITDA contributions going forward.
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She said most people would be better served by tackling this task incrementally.
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Things do change — just painfully, slowly, incrementally, and with all of our help.
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The percentages then decrease incrementally as the guaranteed money in the contract rise
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Over a long period of time, incrementally, you become the go-to person.
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Google is rolling out RCS incrementally, as it often does with new features.
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" He also said the new features will be rolled out incrementally, in "monthly releases.
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In other words, an already very bad situation is continuing to get incrementally worse.
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Now is the time to act, not halfheartedly and incrementally but drastically and boldly.
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The justices move very slowly and incrementally with respect to any kind of precedent.
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This year, 18 states passed laws to increase the minimum wage, although only incrementally.
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This could be achieved incrementally, for example by expanding tax credits for low earners.
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Adding data might incrementally improve the model's performance, but quickly hit diminishing marginal returns.
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A more promising method would be to guide the membership towards the idea incrementally.
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And the teams' pods did incrementally better — and went a little faster — each time.
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These fixes will take time, grinding along incrementally — much like the scientific process itself.
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So yeah, I think every step of the way, incrementally, there'll be useful things.
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The answer, he learned, was that Jones revealed his controlling and abusive nature incrementally.
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Instead, if the trade war were to escalate, it would still be done incrementally.
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Low-carbon solutions must integrate into existing systems, be scalable, and be incrementally deployable.
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The existing stock of regulations is reduced through policies like this, but only incrementally.
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Direct spending provisions, and perhaps revenue, could be tweaked incrementally with each budget breach.
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I decided to raise my price anyway — incrementally at first, then I doubled it.
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It was moving only incrementally, like an assembly line feeding into a broken factory.
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Western countries, including the United States, should re-engage incrementally with the Syrian government.
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"Incrementally, I paid her back whenever I had any money at all," said Lim.
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That percentage would start low, rise incrementally with the student's income and be capped.
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Nwankpa stole the money incrementally between July 2007 and April 0003, NBC Philadelphia reported.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)Cannabis continues to make history on Capitol Hill — albeit incrementally.
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Since the attacks were made public, the number of confirmed cases has incrementally increased.
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Under democratic governments over the past 30 years, social provision has been incrementally reformed.
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The requirements have been incrementally phased in over the past four or five years.
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This transaction provides some added geographic diversification and incrementally strengthens FHN's franchise in Tennessee.
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The plaque itself is symbolic, too, a reminder of how change arrives here: incrementally.
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I would describe this as indicating an incrementally more dovish posture from the Fed.
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The dividend decision is expected to incrementally improve near-term liquidity to maintain financial flexibility.
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They cut that back incrementally over ten years, and they finally terminated it in 2010.
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What you have to do is to deliver it incrementally, for $20 at a time.
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Fares on longer flights appear to increase incrementally, roughly in correlation to the distance flown.
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They're short, to the point, and incrementally build up a longer, serialized story and world.
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And why does it happen incrementally over many failed rentals instead of all at once?
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Meanwhile, authorities said the Turpin children were opening up about what they endured, if incrementally.
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No President should be able to reverse legislative failure by executive fiat, not even incrementally.
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Still, many long-term care policies incrementally increase premiums as you age, according to Policygenius.
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Mastodon teeth grew layers incrementally in a way that roughly corresponded with the changing seasons.
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Towns and cities can limp along, repairing leaks incrementally, applying band aids to gushing wounds.
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It is hard to see clearly a system that has grown slowly, incrementally, around you.
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I didn't know whether I'd ever get there, but slowly, incrementally, my body got stronger.
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Of course, you can add incrementally week to week to week, but to really scale?
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Over time, bank analysts wrote last week, the economy should begin to grow again incrementally.
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In coordination with allies, the United States would incrementally withdraw from most military installations abroad.
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Each time it mathematically "chose" to prioritize different pieces of information and performed incrementally better.
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Chases, interrogations, stakeouts and near-misses bring them steadily, incrementally closer to the inevitable showdown.
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We've had to pay as we go, setting our priorities and working on it incrementally.
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Rather, Iran is incrementally escalating its nuclear program under the auspices of a deliberate strategy.
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In point of fact, however, millennials are slowly, incrementally becoming a less reliable Democratic constituency.
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That's why logos should evolve incrementally with your brand image but never be radically redesigned.
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The seeming bromance between these two amigos is the author's deception, one that's incrementally exposed.
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It's not where we need to be, but it looks like it's incrementally getting better.
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Change is best done more incrementally, from the bottom up, after much trial and error.
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By 2022, MoMA will have incrementally rehung all three floors, effectively executing a full reinstallation.
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It is an incrementally built catalogue of heightened details that slows down our sense of time.
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He's advising his clients to "leg in,'" or start to incrementally buy, and stay currency hedged.
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I would expect any transition there to happen very incrementally over a long period of time.
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We are incrementally more opportunistic on the shares following the significant sell-off post F2Q results.
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It started with incrementally sponsored deals from companies like Quid, working with Donaldson on $10,000 videos.
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We know where they stand and incrementally bad news is not going to change their position.
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But it must be said that behind the scenes things are improving incrementally in the space.
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Some changes can be made incrementally, and many such changes have been made in recent years.
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By incrementally investing your money, you can mitigate the effect of the rising and falling market.
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Start small and incrementally increase how much you're saving over time to hit your target percentage.
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"One of our principles is to take safe systems and then incrementally extend them," Muilenburg said.
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Conditions at the detention center, she says, have become incrementally worse over the last two months.
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It states that the temperature is projected to incrementally increase an additional 6.27°F by 2100.
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Professionals can't buy gobs of them incrementally without pushing up the price for their next purchase.
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And it's in this way that Kim is steering his economy — incrementally and on his terms.
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Many lower priced brands are moving in the right direction, even if in some cases incrementally.
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"All Creatures Here Below" is a Midwestern tragedy that, scene by scene, grows incrementally more horrific.
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But as Undine's fortunes bottom out, something unexpected happens: She becomes self-critical, and incrementally kinder.
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The new message from the meeting today is that fiscal policy will become incrementally more expansionary.
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Instead of giving North Carolinians an incrementally fairer map, they should be given a fair vote.
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BDespite a titanic market size and room for innovation, digital transformation is occurring incrementally at best.
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This is the line of thinking that helps incrementally normalize a person who's far from qualified.
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"I like to do things incrementally," he said, noting that Blue Origin's mascot is a tortoise.
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Then, as now, Apple products were priced at a premium and incrementally prettier and more secure.
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So we help them set goals and monitor those so that they can incrementally get there.
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The iPhone 22 is incrementally better than the iPhone 2770 in every way except one: battery capacity.
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They've upended nature's role as life's software engineer, incrementally editing a cell's algorithm—its DNA—over generations.
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Instead of thinking incrementally, they created an augmented reality product that garnered more than 600 million downloads.
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They could be helping, incrementally, to move affluent riders from public transit systems to privately driven cars.
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They built puzzles that could be solved incrementally, cluing-in the player by responding to failed attempts.
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That's the basic idea… We see that we can incrementally protect people's beliefs about science, through inoculation.
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Turner incrementally realises both his own complicity and that the notion of a benevolent master is illusory.
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Trump's tariffs, if enacted, would go up incrementally over several months to a 25% rate by October.
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Good things tend to happen incrementally, and across a wide area, making them much harder to film.
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To rotate a photo incrementally, you just slide your finger back and forth on the Touch Bar.
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As this graph shows, the number of credit and debit cards in India has grown only incrementally.
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"Favorable technicals and incrementally positive news should lend to perhaps a higher trend today," BMO's Ablin said.
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He was able to do it because he did it incrementally—it didn't happen all at once.
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On most of his goals, she says she will "get there" too, only more pragmatically and incrementally.
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And it has succeeded, notwithstanding the legacy load-out queue at Vlissingen, which is now incrementally decaying.
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He estimated a 5 million-unit shortfall could incrementally hurt the company's sales by roughly $3.5 billion.
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But from a bigger picture perspective, the chances of AWS going solo are "incrementally" higher than before.
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Some customer service representatives are trained to offer incrementally better deals the more times a customer complains.
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The future loss of FHLB system borrowings for mREITs incrementally weakens the diversification of their funding sources.
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"Well, I think there are a lot of things we can do kind of incrementally," Ryan said.
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Once the worms established themselves, he began feeding the volunteers incrementally larger quantities of foods with gluten.
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She persuaded Kappy to increase the dosage incrementally over the next three years to 433 milligrams daily.
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"We are not going to do denuclearization incrementally," Biegun said at the Carnegie International Nuclear Policy Conference.
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Better working conditions for employees have been won this way, incrementally and case by case, over decades.
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It's undeniable that what had been part of the league's appeal — big hits — are being incrementally marginalized.
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Two conditions are necessary for any agenda: ending the fighting and rebuilding the state, if only incrementally.
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To constrain rising prices, insurers gradually introduced cost containment procedures and incrementally claimed supervisory authority over doctors.
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It's time to build a better system, even if incrementally, because that's what the American people deserve.
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"Mass incarceration," Forman writes, "was constructed incrementally, and it may have to be dismantled the same way."
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Despite the risks, most entrepreneurs are moving forward incrementally with prescribed businesses that avoid illegal foreign media.
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PEOPLE WANT TO KNOW HOW MUCH MORE INCREMENTALLY ARE YOU SPENDING AS A RESULT OF TAX REFORM?
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Paychecks will initially be raised to $17 an hour starting May 1, before climbing incrementally until 2021.
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"Getting him better is going to have to take it incrementally," Mavericks coach Rick Carlisle told reporters.
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One solution is for tech companies to help us along by introducing automation into products very incrementally.
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And focusing on the incrementally doable and pragmatic can mean losing sight of what might someday be possible.
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That turgid style appears to be incrementally changing in the wake of Diaz-Canel becoming president in April.
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After all, what incrementally positive and exciting outcomes could be produced in the first few weeks after that?
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Arthur starts with close to nothing, and loses it all incrementally, in ways designed to hurt empathetic viewers.
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In addition, the researchers found that happiness increased "incrementally" for every extra daily portion of fruit and vegetables.
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"They slowly, incrementally introduce the weirdness, so by the end, you're desensitized to it," an ex-member says.
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"This was the kind of realization that came incrementally," a former senior State Department official told BuzzFeed News.
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Since earlier this month, the price of bitcoin has begun to fall incrementally, despite some peaks over time.
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In an increasingly turbulent world, it should extend that security umbrella by incrementally opening membership to all democracies.
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But the money wasn't awarded in lump sum; rather it came incrementally from the viewers that tuned in.
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Monthly active user number of WeChat, the most popular social network in China, rose incrementally to 1.08 billion.
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Creative founding teams will find ways to incrementally build interesting businesses as they are building up their technologies.
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GOP leaders have been incrementally sending bits and pieces to the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office for review.
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"Long term, luxury consumption will happen incrementally at home," analysts at HSBC said in a note on Tuesday.
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That projection started as a deficit in January, and has climbed incrementally through a handful of draft plans.
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The new Secretary must first correct the problems with Choice and only then expand it incrementally as necessary.
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In addition to its involvement in Syria, Iran continues to incrementally extend its power in the Middle East.
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Medicaid has grown incrementally and continuously since the late 1980s, under both conservative Republican and liberal Democratic administrations.
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"They follow Australia's increasing tendency towards enacting counterterrorism legislation that incrementally chips away at fundamental rights," she said.
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The tweaks to the system are being made incrementally, though rapidly, as the pandemic spreads across the country.
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Declarations that Iran is fulfilling its end of the bargain ignore serious concerns that it is cheating incrementally.
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Reactive protests — like the one in response to Trump's immigration executive order — tend to move the needle incrementally.
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Change in the US tends to happen incrementally — steadily rising support, followed by some changes here and there.
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There is an ongoing debate in the industry over whether rolling out semi-autonomous features incrementally is safe.
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When the challenges at Wells Fargo demanded decisive action, the bank's leaders acted too slowly and too incrementally.
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The tweaks to the system are being made incrementally, though rapidly, as the pandemic spreads across the country.
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And it will profoundly frustrate progressives' plans to incrementally expand the power of the state through federal appropriations.
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Elsewhere in the episode, the intertwined stories of Oleg and Stan progressed a little less incrementally than usual.
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But the rule would be a sharp departure for baseball, which tends to change only incrementally and slowly.
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And while the US is distracted, China is slowly and incrementally changing the seascape in the Asia Pacific.
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Given that, her firm is "incrementally cautious" on the company because of China's growing household debt, Li added.
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"I would expect any transition there to happen very incrementally over a long period of time," Bezos said.
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In my impatience, I resent the day-to-day toil that brings me incrementally closer to my goal.
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Doug Collins (R-Ga.), who has been incrementally entering testimony from last year's investigation into the congressional record.
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It's less about erasing than editing: incrementally revising, refocusing and potentially dimming the central incident of the memory.
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Ever since, Democrats have been backing into progress, moving incrementally, accepting basic conservative critiques of muscular social democracy.
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During exposure therapy, a patient is incrementally exposed to their source of fear until they are no longer afraid.
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"We weren't sure if it wasn't going to be binge-able from the start, we heard incrementally," Hornsby said.
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Even though Kanye West's Yandhi hasn't been officially released, the album has been incrementally leaking online for some time.
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A college trip to Ethiopia to study soil science is enough to convince her that activism can't happen incrementally.
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The winners get the largest percentage and the amount incrementally decreases all the way to the 123th-ranked team.
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Mnuchin, the treasury secretary, seems to be part of that more traditional approach, incrementally, we get concessions from them.
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It could be a signal to investors that something is incrementally worse after its last public remarks, he said.
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These are usually small sums that players can compete for incrementally, although the company does also host bigger tournaments.
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He thinks we need breakthroughs, when in fact the biggest breakthroughs we've had have been by incrementally making, e.g.
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"Each new lawsuit is incrementally more pressure on the oil companies," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone.
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The relevant question, though, is whether Trump will be incrementally less deferential to the Supreme Court or radically so.
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Still, it would move the court incrementally left on some issues from where it stood when Scalia was alive.
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As each cycle through the feedback incrementally compounds the algorithm's performance, shorter feedback loops are better for building defensibility.
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If you thought tech companies were succeeding, even incrementally, at creating more inclusive workplaces, it's not entirely your fault.
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It said the equipment provided to the Syrian Democratic Forces would be limited, mission specific and meted out incrementally.
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"It's kind of the start of the process, getting him into baseball activities incrementally," A's manager Bob Melvin said.
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The Arkansas measure will incrementally raise the minimum wage from the current level of $8.50 to $11 by 2021.
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Tooth enamel grows incrementally, similar to tree rings, so it gives insight into changes over a period of time.
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That meant they received the benefit incrementally, in slightly higher paychecks, rather than in a juicy, lump-sum refund.
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The entire process should be done in one fell swoop, never incrementally, she says in The Life-Changing Magic.
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As the microphone moved farther inside the trumpet, the amplified overtones shifted incrementally, producing some dramatic howls of distortion.
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However, this kind of craziness does not collectively spread over society all at once -- it comes to us incrementally.
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The results follow a trend of incrementally weakening support since the House voted to impeach Trump late last month.
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The candidate who promises to make them better — incrementally, but tangibly — will be inaugurated president a year from today.
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"I would hope that more women in Congress would cause things to progress even if it's incrementally," she said.
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He added the firm now expects "incrementally more DRAM [memory chip] oversupply" in the first half of next year.
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Writers tend to proceed incrementally, pecking their way ahead like recovering addicts, one paragraph, one book at a time.
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Mass incarceration will have to be dismantled the same way it was constructed: piecemeal, incrementally and, above all, locally.
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But over the past several decades, the Supreme Court has incrementally narrowed how colleges can consider race in admissions.
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The tariffs would go up incrementally to as high as 25% in October if Mexico does not address Trump's demands.
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Wade, the landmark decision giving women the right to access safe abortions, Republicans have worked to incrementally suppress abortion rights.
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Then there's Brazil, where the regulations have only budged incrementally, and Easy Taxi is competing against both Uber and 2000Taxis.
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Brown signed a bill in 215 that incrementally raised the state's minimum wage from $215 to $215 by this year.
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In particular, Khamenei said sanctions were only being removed incrementally and that foreign companies were not yet investing in Iran.
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Incrementally, there is very little to be made here, but in scale, the business is potentially very big longer term.
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Slowly and incrementally, I learned to clear away the debris and connect more deeply with my own thoughts and feelings.
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The state joins California, Massachusetts, New York and the District of Columbia in incrementally increasing the minimum wage to $15.
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There's only so much more money you can charge for an incrementally better screen and a bump in battery life.
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The new funding was raised incrementally over the past year from serial Rocket Internet allies Holtzbrinck Ventures and Tengelmann Ventures.
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NASA engineers, including Nelson, were incrementally backing the rover out, to an angle where the sun would power the rover.
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"Mario Draghi last week signalled a willingness to incrementally turn more hawkish," Saravelos said in a forex report published Wednesday.
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The idea is that incrementally, patients will work with a physician to decrease their dose and eventually break the habit.
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Yes, it's possible that some other sector of the economy could be incrementally deflationary and offset the rising wage inflation.
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Powerball has what's known in casinos as a "progressive jackpot," which means the money increases incrementally each time it's played.
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Researchers can study a car's response to obstacles and various scenarios incrementally, and make changes on the fly as needed.
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"We are not going to do denuclearization incrementally," the envoy said at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace's nuclear conference.
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But USCIS said in an updated release Monday afternoon that the agency plans to incrementally expand interviews in other categories.
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Amber, Violet, and Ginger all wear their panties for one to two days max before prices start going up incrementally.
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He wore slippers, despite the cold, and he backed away incrementally as he gave clipped-sentence replies to Thurmond's inquiries.
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The tissue expander is sort of like a temporary implant that they can fill post-surgery, stretching my muscle incrementally.
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Perhaps most importantly, Iran is incrementally breaching the nuclear agreement, easing its path to a nuclear weapon with every step.
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Meanwhile, Iran continued to violate the 2015 nuclear deal by incrementally exceeding its limits on uranium stockpiles and enrichment levels.
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"Automate your good habits and then start to incrementally increase what you're putting towards your saving and investing," she said.
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Repealing Obamacare on day one has turned into an attempt in Congress to roll back portions of the law incrementally.
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For years, advocates have focused on passing scores of abortion restrictions that sought to incrementally chip away at Roe v.
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No. 290 is that opportunity in the future was so much bigger than just incrementally trying to change the company.
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Among the tips: Make a climate action checklist, or organize potential actions in tiers so they can be tackled incrementally.
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The professional tablet, which comes in two screen sizes — 10.5 or 12.9 diagonal inches — is incrementally improved from previous models.
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If you answered D. Incrementally more disturbing than the usual bs then i think you already know what you are.
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Such discourse could prefigure new restrictions on speech in Hong Kong, a possibility that seems to be inching incrementally closer.
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"Categories like Entertainment Apps and Photo & Video Apps are becoming an incrementally larger portion of the App Store," Mohan added.
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Moving to regular newser schedules is but one part of an incrementally more hawkish approach Powell is expected to assume.
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While we grow incrementally negative on the defensibility of the iOS ecosystem, Apple's cash pile makes downside risk very limited.
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Rather than dumping bonds, Beijing will probably reduce Treasury holdings incrementally, thereby limiting the impact on the market, said Varathan.
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Faubert increases the speed incrementally, intensifying how quickly the balls bounce, thus making them harder and more deceptive to follow.
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What's funny is that Garmin just came out with a Garmin 2300 Plus, which once again, has incrementally better features.
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As if America's globe-spanning military commitments would disappear if the US weren't incrementally more involved in the Syrian civil war.
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Equipment provided to the SDF would be limited, specific to a mission and provided "incrementally as objectives are reached" White said.
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We know climate change is bringing impending doom and disaster, but it's happening incrementally so we don't do anything about it.
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This week's incrementally hawkish tone from the FOMC meeting is raising the hurdle for both expanding equity multiple and corporate profitability.
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Not only are the number of women's roles increasing, but diversity in those roles is faring better, too—if only incrementally.
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"We've entered an entirely new way of buying goods and services, but our infrastructure is only adapting incrementally," Ms. Kaufman said.
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Whether achieved by big weather balloons, blimps, or other methods, solar geoengineering would have to be done carefully, methodically, and incrementally.
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Hellerstedt also strikes a blow to a strategy by the pro-life movement to limit abortion access incrementally, through state laws.
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Tiebacks allow drillers to use infrastructure that costs billions of dollars and years to construct to incrementally and economically raise output.
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We will continue to voice our collective rage at a society that is changing, but only incrementally, in fits and starts.
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The integration of the two platforms will make it easier for students to program incrementally and receive feedback along the way.
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In our view, the links have had an incrementally stronger impact on the company under the new government since November 7503.
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" She added that equipment provided to the SDF would be "limited, mission-specific, and metered out incrementally as objectives are reached.
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Sales grew incrementally as EarthKind picked up more equipment dealers including her local John Deere, but then Block hit a roadblock.
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Since then, Twitter has struggled to figure out new ways to grow and has only incrementally added new products and features.
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John Bolton may be an incrementally less horrifying national security adviser than General Michael Flynn was, but it's hard to say.
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This slow-roll strategy designed to do to the United States incrementally what Russian Bolshevism did to Russia in 1917 abruptly.
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Overseas economies, after a year of false starts, appear poised to emerge from the doldrums, which would incrementally boost US exports.
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Carbon dioxide in the air naturally reacts with sea water, producing carbonic acid and incrementally increasing the acidity of the seas.
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For massive projects like these, simply rewriting everything in a new language isn't an option; they need to be incrementally migrated.
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My three and a half years in Congress has taught me that most change comes incrementally and, at times, frustratingly slow.
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In the meantime, I tested the new Apple Watch for a week and found it incrementally better than the previous version.
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Mr. Tillerson may have incrementally improved America's standing in the region, but with all his baggage, he couldn't fully restore it.
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Slowly but surely, airlines and governments took action and incrementally restricted what was once a freely acceptable activity on an airplane.
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Woodard's performance gathers its astonishing force incrementally, in subtle choices and inflections that you might not even register as actorly decisions.
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The negative associations with masked protestors has incrementally shifted in recent months, as the garment has been claimed by feminist protesters.
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"We are incrementally cautious on the 230Q U.S. subscriber outlook," said Evercore ISI analyst Vijay Jayant in a note to clients.
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"That may be a tall order, but incrementally we do think that growth probably picks up somewhat from here," he said.
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The legislation incrementally phases in the new threshold over the next three years, beginning with a 22019 percent increase this December.
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Still, Gundlach added that he was incrementally less negative on the market's outlook given the magnitude of the federal government's response.
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In the same way, the real work of recalibrating representation must be done privately and incrementally, one day at a time.
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Yes, but: Russia will incrementally send smaller amounts as it looks for new ways to transport gas without Ukraine, AP notes.
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Lo and behold, people got incrementally happier with every serving of fruit and veg they ate, up to eight a day.
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Eros and Thanatos occupy equal billing; as Jan incrementally recovers a bit more each time, Bess sinks further into moral turpitude.
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They can be deployed incrementally, matched to energy demand in particular times and places, and are meltdown-proof without human intervention.
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It's in this sense of reverberation where Mucha's strength lies — how his work lingers in your mind, revealing its layers incrementally.
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Fitch expects that the commercializing of pipeline products will also provide support for longer-term top-line growth and incrementally increasing margins.
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Counter-antivirus services can help streamline the process of incrementally updating malware to evade security scans by aggregating large amounts of data.
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Are key Arab states ready to endorse recognition -- even incrementally -- without serious Israeli concessions, including some kind of settlements freeze during negotiations?
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The increase was due primarily to net income and incrementally lower risk-weighted assets offset by common share dividends and share repurchases.
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Impeachment has been, and remains, an artifice for congressional Democrats to acquire and incrementally disclose unsavory information, with an eye toward Nov.
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However, the dose of medication that the medical staff were legally allowed to give her could only be increased incrementally each day.
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I'd arranged to chat with him about the future of disinformation expecting a sober prediction of the coming years as incrementally worse.
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But they might be incrementally better than they are now, guaranteed a spot in the postseason, with pleasant vibes carrying them forward.
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The Indiana study found "no evidence" to indicate that robo-analysts' sell recommendations are incrementally more profitable than those of human analysts.
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"They've been able to use very local forums and kind of incrementally challenge the observance of the federal law," Garcia Jones said.
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So, you don't go about getting a big audience and try to build a big network like that by doing it incrementally.
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Rather than push for arrests he has adhered to due process, while incrementally trying to place sound people in charge of institutions.
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Apple Maps now supports indoor maps for more than 30 airports, and the company says it will keep rolling them out incrementally.
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The core asset management business actually experience incrementally higher fees in 1Q'16 relative to both the sequential and year-ago quarters.
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The hackers amassed records by searching local voter identification numbers, systematically searching nine-digit codes starting from "000000001" and incrementally adding one.
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A sponsor may pay up incrementally in the direct lending market, but sponsors are willing to swallow that to lock in pricing.
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The Minneapolis-based company in 2017 announced its plan to reach a $15 base wage and has been incrementally boosting it since.
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Indeed, Dopo La Spiaggia seems to have kept the best elements of its predecessor, while moving — however incrementally — in a new direction.
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The rate will go up to $2628 in 28503 and then increase incrementally by 22019 cents until it reaches $14 in 2024.
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"If anything, incrementally from a long-term value perspective this is positive," said Simon Mawhinney, chief investment officer at Allan Gray Australia.
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At Bell Curve, we ask our most promising leads to incrementally complete three projects: We allow a week to complete these projects.
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I wish sex education was taught the way math is — incrementally, over time, simple concepts first and then more complex concepts next.
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Capital expenditures and dividends incrementally increase during the forecast period, as the company focuses on strengthening its balance sheet and credit profile.
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You learn to absorb defeats, and you recognize that change comes incrementally, that the dam only ever breaks after sustained, constant pressure.
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The agreement incrementally reduces the amount of United States troops in Afghanistan from 12,85033 troops currently to 8,600 troops in 135 days.
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The agreement incrementally reduced the number of United States troops in Afghanistan from 12,000 troops now to 8,600 troops in 135 days.
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Although many support government efforts to build national textile industries, they say that the ban on used clothing should be done incrementally.
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As of now, the strategy — fund incrementally now, figure out the rest later — has raised some eyebrows across party lines in Congress.
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After that plan dies in Congress, people who want something like it conclude that they need to think smaller and more incrementally.
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They have incrementally improved the efficiency of existing resources, but in my view they have not dramatically improved or scaled healthcare expertise.
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How do you weigh where to push them to fundamentally change the way they do things, versus getting them to incrementally change?
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"Incrementally, it's positive action as the May-July downtrend has been reversed," said Sluymer, who is also a managing director at Fundstrat.
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One Wall Street executive involved in Democratic Party politics said news of Sanders' hospitalization reverberated at least incrementally in the financial markets.
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Despite concerns that science agencies would take a hit under the Trump administration, Congress has continued to increase their funding, if incrementally.
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President Barack Obama's signature health care law, the Affordable Care Act, was passed in 2010, but its provisions have been phased in incrementally.
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These proceedings move incrementally, so it's not yet known if that hearing will advance to the next step, and then, potentially a trial.
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"We view both of these developments as incrementally positive in improving the near-term cash position," analysts at Stifel said in a note.
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Tesla plans to incrementally update the software until its cars are capable of full self-driving, a term that governing bodies haven't standardized.
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Slack has been incrementally updating its product in the past year, and the drip-drip-drip seems to have started to pay off.
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Both loss aversion and extrinsic motivation come into play because you don't want to lose the $150 you incrementally bet over six months.
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"People incrementally are starting to pay a little more attention to Zika than they were before," said Sterne Agee CRT analyst Adam Hackel.
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The company had been talking about it since around 2010, and got "incrementally better," Earp said, but it needed to speed it up.
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Fitch believes this may also cause management to incrementally optimize its business mix by focusing on more scalable and less capital intensive businesses.
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The temperature continues to rise incrementally, and the globe's large glaciers—giant vaults of stored water—continue to melt, releasing into the oceans.
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The association and franchisees want to be recognized as smaller businesses to get more time to raise pay incrementally to $903 by 2021.
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This year, the number of H-2B workers increased only incrementally, reflecting market demand—and undeniably supporting U.S. job growth and economic expansion.
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Not dead, most agreed, but there was definitely a sense that this year's crop of devices was only incrementally better than last year's.
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But it did show us that, incrementally, white women evolved in their voting preferences in this election pretty significantly from last year's election.
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It operates in the background, incrementally and strategically, much like the lawyer who set up its climate team four years ago, Gillian Lobo.
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Systems requiring massive up-front replacement costs, such as hydrogen, should be avoided in favor of renewable hydrocarbons that can be incrementally deployed.
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The increase will not take place immediately; instead the law will incrementally raise the minimum hourly wage for most workers, according to NorthJersey.com.
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As each new megawatt (MW) of VRE comes online, it incrementally reduces the value to the grid of the next MW of VRE.
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His career was built around quietly and incrementally advancing the interests of the fossil-fuel industry, chiefly by weakening or delaying federal regulations.
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The first, and the approach many automakers have already begun to take, is releasing semi-autonomous features incrementally in new generations of vehicles.
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The owners must have come to the same conclusion: Over the last 18 months the price went up incrementally, and is now $85.
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It comes together incrementally and sometimes haphazardly, in a fitful and imperfect process of discovery, the way every story and every city does.
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Recently, however, the government has indicated that the National Service could be incrementally reduced once enough jobs open up to absorb the conscripts.
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And because I was singing all of this lyric coloratura stuff, I disconnected incrementally to try to keep it in this small space.
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"We have become incrementally cautious on the stock, given its huge recent surge in price," Sacconaghi said in a note to investors Thursday.
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Yet, the government has incrementally added more and more regulation, paperwork and responsibility for these people who already struggle with low net profits.
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Or fregola may replace rice for a juicy risottolike dish made with clams or other shellfish, with small amounts of broth added incrementally.
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The Federal Reserve has indicated that it will increase interest rates incrementally three more times this year, but some are skeptical of that.
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Although content costs may incrementally increase, Orange's strategy should be sufficient to protect the company's market share with potentially, some reallocation of costs.
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I've been working here on poverty and budget issues since 1972, and what I've really learned is: Change comes incrementally in this country.
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The workouts start short and build up, so you'll incrementally set the alarm a bit earlier as you get into the swing of things.
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AND PARAMOUNT HAS, I WOULD BELIEVE SOLID PERFORMANCE COMING IN THE BACK HALF OF THE YEAR, AND WE ARE GOING TO KEEP GOING INCREMENTALLY.
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The report showed that Facebook incrementally increased the diversity of new hires for top jobs compared to the make up of existing senior staff.
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Chairman Pai: If an ISP wants to follow in the footsteps of Google Fiber and enter the market incrementally, the FCC may say no.
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Hazy shapes suggest areas of a map that we cannot see, or street grids that incrementally download as we await directions from our smartphones.
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With new images periodically incorporated into the model, the phone's idea of what you look like can grow incrementally, just like the face itself.
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Google doesn't sell more ads because of Gmail plugins, and Facebook is gradually tightening the rules on its APIs, incrementally closing off the platform.
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The goal of masteries is customization for your chosen champions, and Riot is incrementally working toward realizing that goal more and more over time.
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Incrementally higher wages will not much reduce the welfare bill for Walmart's workers; campaigners will go on claiming that low-wage firms are subsidised.
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The law would have gradually eliminated the tipped minimum wage by raising it incrementally over a couple years until it matched the regular minimum.
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"The '60 Minutes' report highlights the inherent risk encountered when an end-of-life technology is incrementally replaced by a new one," he said.
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And you've probably seen the peak of losses in this last quarter and we're going to incrementally get better as we move forward here.
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South Korea has favored a step-by-step approach where economic sanctions are lifted incrementally as Pyongyang makes moves toward dismantling its nuclear arsenal.
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Since that measure failed, at least in the short-term, be on the lookout for attempts to incrementally reduce the political independence of judges.
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The details have emerged incrementally in the past two years, and it's been difficult for even attentive consumers of the news to keep track.
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The U.S. defense budget reflects a desire to incrementally improve or amplify legacy conventional platforms that provide limited use against hybrid and unconventional threats.
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California Nears Deal to Adopt a $15 State Minimum Wage | If approved, the wage would increase incrementally from $10 over the next six years.
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"Incrementally, the volume speaks for itself, first pitch strikes were so efficient, but they (the Cubs) made it tough," Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said.
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Phone makers incrementally increased screen sizes, conscious of the high cost of displays and what was perceived as the need for a physical keyboard.
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Amusement comps (high margin) have turned incrementally negative on difficult VR/Halo comparisons while recent F&B value initiatives have failed to gain traction.
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That line really struck me — the idea that change happens so incrementally, and all of a sudden you find yourself in a totalitarian nightmare.
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The question for people like him and his wife, Anju, will be: "How much incrementally worse off are you willing to be?" he said.
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It also acknowledges that while sometimes people grow up all at once, more often, like Tess, we become ourselves subtly, incrementally, taste by taste.
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He has updated Pollock's literal, incrementally layered space into a layered, illusionistic space that remains a puzzle as to how it was put together.
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That means some viewers are watching the three-and-a-half hour movie incrementally, instead of in one sitting, as its director would prefer.
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The design scheme (lighting by Guy Hoare, costumes by Claire Ashley) introduces color incrementally, with the result that most of "Spring" is winter drab.
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Three years ago she was on a quest to feel better, both emotionally and physically, and she's been incrementally doing the diet ever since.
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Following the policymaking session, the committee released a statement indicating incrementally stronger confidence in the path of inflation and the pace of rate hikes.
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The cache of documents was made public incrementally over subsequent months and included permit applications made by hunters between January 2016 and March 2018.
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That's an industry-leading level Toyota says it has achieved without relying on technologies such as variable compression but through incrementally improving existing technologies.
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Despite TGT's strong stock run, with shares up +63% YTD, we are incrementally more upbeat following strong recent results and an improved margin outlook.
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No cryptocurrency gets to an $800,000 market cap without a lot of changing hands, paying incrementally more and more for it with every sale.
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This could include holding longer duration whole loans on balance sheet, making incrementally riskier loans, or purchasing securities with more credit and/or duration risk.
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Every time I forget to cool off a cup of hot coffee, I worry I'm killing off taste buds, incrementally deadening my flavor detection capabilities.
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Scientists publish incrementally—sometimes a new paper shatters our understanding of a topic, and other times it merely adds a bit to what we know.
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It's not too surprising; we didn't get a Z3 Force last year, and the Z4 is just an incrementally updated version of that midrange phone.
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GOAT has permission to launch up to 500 scooters as part of the pilot program, but is currently incrementally deploying scooters 20 at a time.
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And every time we attempt to mess with our internal weight regulation system, our set point can change, getting incrementally higher with every failed diet.
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Suspended somewhere in a fade to black is the realization that you are incrementally losing the city where you spent most of your adult life.
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The sale of the 16% stake is incrementally negative given that it reduces CPPIB's ownership of Antares, just over one year since CPPIB acquired Antares.
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During the transition, a prime minister supported by the opposition and technocrats would incrementally assume the powers necessary to transition from unitary, single-party rule.
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The government intends to sell roughly 10 percent, worth about $900 million at the current market price, then offload the rest incrementally, the sources said.
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The hedge fund added incrementally to its position in General Electric and reduced its position in DuPont in the first quarter, according to the filing.
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They backup incrementally, so you never have to remember to do it and you can restore from a backup literally right before this all happened.
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"I found us incrementally drifting away from our core mission, and our strategy was increasingly that of a traditional investment firm," Palihapitiya wrote last year.
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"I think that's what we're all looking for is if he keeps incrementally finding ways to trust himself and stay aggressive," Molitor said of Gibson.
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Synthetic fuels and renewable electricity can be used alongside energy produced by traditional means, allowing them to be seamlessly added to existing distribution systems incrementally.
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The show's chronology is scrambled, so only gradually, over ten episodes, through incrementally doled-out twists and flashbacks, do we find out exactly what happened.
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The state also potentially upset a quieter conservative legal strategy across America to chip away at legalized abortion, rolling it back incrementally rather than wholesale.
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A home equity loan gives you access to all the funds at once, or a home equity line of credit (HELOC) disburses the funds incrementally.
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"We believe we are incrementally closer to a turn in the credit cycle in 2019," S&P Global Ratings wrote in a report on Wednesday.
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Ms. Gebhart uses the tool to incrementally audit her timeline to see if there was something from the past she might not want lingering around.
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A more typical play for drug companies — the Humira play — is to start at a high price and keep raising it ever higher, but incrementally.
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The two leaders are likely to try to build on their personal connection to push things forward in Hanoi, even if only incrementally, analysts said.
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Still, Gundlach added later in the webcast that he was incrementally less negative on the market's outlook given the magnitude of the federal government's response.
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That's especially noteworthy considering the report also says that streaming consumption increased incrementally in comparison, from 211.1 percent to 29.8 percent over the past year.
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Only primary-care physicians can work incrementally with patients who have chronic illnesses, and reduce the impact of obesity, tobacco addiction, and substance-abuse problems.
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Starship tracks and prioritizes these problems for engineers to solve, and slowly incrementally reduces the number of problems the robots can't solve on their own.
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But, he said, "This will still be a blow to nuclear supply chains, and it could make those new reactors incrementally more difficult to build."
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With every missile launch, the North moves incrementally closer to having a delivery system for its nuclear arsenal that can reach Seattle and San Francisco.
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As business is incrementally tolerated yet monitored by the regime — everyone from millennials to wealthier professionals are bootstrapping ventures inside the world's most totalitarian state.
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The rest of the redevelopment took place incrementally, with some of the buildings, including the former Sears and Allstate headquarters, sold off along the way.
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Post results we are incrementally concerned that not all the weakness is capture in N/T and we are likely to see further negative estimate revisions.
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Successive administrations have changed, however, Start-Up Chile's basic mission has remained constant, and its annual funding has gone up incrementally from $20123 to $9 million.
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However, as the firm grew, I found us incrementally drifting away from our core mission and our strategy was increasingly that of a traditional investment firm.
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Jenny Kendler's "Study for Garden for a Changing Climate" (2017) will incrementally shift toward the north end of the gallery during the course of the exhibition.
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Or, said Peeken, marine creatures could simply swallow floating plastics after the ice melts, and the plastics could then be incrementally passed up the food chain.
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I believe that radical innovation comes not from incrementally improving the current system but, rather, from building a new system purpose-built for today's global world.
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A carbon tax wrings marginal changes out of the system, incrementally; it does nothing to prepare for more large-scale, fundamental shifts further down the road.
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Storylines advance incrementally, except for episodes in which they take giant leaps forward (as the war between Dany and Cersei did in the dragon battle episode).
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"How the heck are working people supposed to catch up if our central bank slams on the brakes every time wages incrementally go up?" he continued.
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Today vehicles are becoming incrementally more and more autonomous — they can stay between lanes, maintain safe distance from cars ahead, park themselves, even un-park themselves.
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Overall pre-tax margin incrementally declined to 0003% in 4Q16, down from 27% in the sequential quarter, but up from 19% in the year-ago quarter.
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The extent to which the company successfully digitizes its operating platform could lead to more scalability of its business and incrementally improve the efficiency ratio further.
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I had an unformed character sketch in my head about a caretaker who'd decided that they didn't like caring about people, and it incrementally became Ruth.
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Once the grounds crew exited the field, perhaps Girardi began noticing the muddy puddles that had incrementally increased in depth along the borders of the dugouts.
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During December, VW's shares had been recovering as the carmaker announced incrementally positive news such as simple fixes for about 8.5 million affected cars in Europe.
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In a statement issued by the White House, Trump said the tariffs would be imposed until illegal immigration from Mexico was stopped, increasing incrementally each month.
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In Silicon Valley, we don't measure progress incrementally, and we don't spend a lot of time thinking about how to come in second or third place.
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As the weeks passed and Gundogan's knee improved, the exercises were made incrementally harder: resistance bands were introduced, or a Bosu ball, or an unstable surface.
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There was a lot of focus on just incrementally improve it and maybe something will happen and it won't end up being like a catastrophe overall.
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Because the institutional investors bought corporate shares incrementally over a long period of time, hardly anyone noticed when they obtained the biggest stakes of competing firms.
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In reality, the climate crisis cannot be solved incrementally, Lenton said, because it's taken too long to spur action: Many warming-related changes are already underway.
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I'm trying to do that incrementally this week, because my sister is coming to visit me this weekend and she's never been to my apartment before.
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According to the former chief of staff, Trump likes to begin negotiations with a hard-line position and then pull back from that tough stance incrementally.
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Experts tracking the issue think the most likely action on the subject will be a more narrow measure from the Senate that incrementally addresses the problem.
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"Focusing on the fundamentals and setting aside talk of privatization, we are incrementally positive on Tesla following our visit," the analyst said in the note Thursday.
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Duel races during the season will also continue to earn championship points incrementally, with the winner again receiving 10 and the 10th-place finisher earning 1.
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His study found that by 2050 people would still be living in the riskiest areas and would have incrementally paid billions of dollars for adaptation measures.
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Truly wireless earbuds from a famous German companyCost$2300LikePeerless sound qualityNo likeKinda big, finicky controlsBut recently and incrementally, truly wireless earbuds have been getting better and better.
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Amazon also announced that the Ring app can now control select Kwikset, Schlage, and Yale smart locks, which moves the dial along incrementally in terms of integrations.
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A more sophisticated vendor may be able to sell the data more incrementally, mix it in with other information or limit the data they make available publicly.
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When I ask Schiller about the evolution of the iPhone's camera, he acknowledges that the company has been deliberately and incrementally working towards a professional-caliber camera.
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In her response to Senator Reed, Ms. White said that since the S.E.C. issued its interpretive guidance, "incrementally" more companies were making disclosures related to climate change.
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I don't know that that incrementally convinces anyone not to vote for him, but he just proves himself to be a shi**y human being every day.
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Why now: New Jersey joins California, Massachusetts, New York and the District of Columbia in incrementally increasing the minimum pay for entry-level and low-skill jobs.
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Incrementalism is not always a bad thing, but here was another example of asking consumers to spend hundreds of dollars for an incrementally better "smart home" experience.
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Instead, the party chose another path — hoping to get all at once to universal coverage while only incrementally changing the structure of the American health care system.
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As revealed in mid-August 2017 by Mossad Chief Yossi Cohen, Iran is incrementally replacing a steadily-diminishing ISIS in parts of Syria, Lebanon, Iraq and Yemen.
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One option on the table, according to Republican Senate Whip John Cornyn, is for Republicans to incrementally step up the corporate tax rate from the preferred 20%.
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"The '60 Minutes' report highlights the inherent risk encountered when an end-of-life technology is incrementally replaced by a new one," said Simpson in a statement.
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Dancers, lounging on the carpet, move incrementally: Stretching out an arm, rising to sit and then melting onto the floor, they merge into one form before disengaging.
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The figure combines the automatic pay increase from Japan's seniority-based employment system, in which salary rises incrementally each year, with an additional hike in base wages.
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"Amazon One Day delivery is a threat that makes us incrementally cautious on our Retail coverage," Simeon Gutman, the bank's analyst said in a note on Tuesday.
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As some women attained higher levels of education and financial autonomy, they became incrementally less dependent on their connections with men to establish their place in society.
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When we analyzed time trends within these data over the last four decades, we found that the outcomes of specialized treatment are not incrementally improving over time.
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A spin-off is an unlikely event, Hottovy said, but "incrementally slightly more likely to happen now" as more people in government call for breaking up Amazon.
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Applied ethics guide our interactions in the world as it exists while nudging us incrementally closer to the normative ideal and the world we seek to create.
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Most car makers are in agreement: The best way to learn about, become accustomed to and reap the benefits from autonomous technology is to experience it incrementally.
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"Young people seem to be listening to promises on both sides, and I'm worried that you can't get from here to there without going incrementally," she says.
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But they were taken incrementally, in the belief that doing so would leave the central bank room to fine-tune policy if the therapies did not work.
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Numerous studies (always studies, but no action) have shown how many billions could be raised by incrementally making higher percentages of total income subject to the tax.
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The shift in the support you give your children is a process that you could begin now and fully instate incrementally over the course of several months.
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The hourly rate would increase incrementally over the next two years until it reached $20, the highest minimum wage paid by any of the country's largest banks.
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Under any circumstance, the reforms Sanders' supporters seek were never going to occur quickly or completely, but many could happen incrementally with Biden in the White House.
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"In our view, these recent events have shaken investor confidence further, and incrementally worsened the global business and economic outlook," S&P Global said in an analysis.
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But stability in the law is valued, and top government lawyers are apt to move incrementally, rather than with the speed and audacity defining the Trump administration.
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"Given our comfort with incrementally stable to positive trends, we think TEL's 22H could outpace our prior/current consensus outlooks comfortably," Wells Fargo analyst Deepa Raghavan said.
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Mr. Biden rejected Mr. Sanders's demand for a single-payer health care system and said that seeking to expand coverage more incrementally was the more pragmatic approach.
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A voice assistant is capable of three or four back-and-forth interactions at most, barring it from having a true conversation, though it's incrementally getting better.
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"When there's a downturn, you have less shipping and you have less business travel, and FleetCor's payment network is just going to have incrementally less activity," he said.
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It does that, in part, by breaking down complex views like the News Feed into smaller components (think text, images and videos) that can then be rendered incrementally.
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LONDON (Reuters) - BP is looking at ways to incrementally increase its footprint in U.S. shale oil and gas production, its Chief Executive Officer Bob Dudley said on Tuesday.
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Every time an account is "stolen"—including your own—it rises in value, and begins to earn incrementally small amounts of currency, based on the account's net worth.
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"We are turning incrementally more cautious on the travel space given the highly discretionary nature of travel spend and market expectations for a macro slowdown," stated the note.
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Tesla is the most notable, as its vehicles are upgraded constantly as the company rolls out its new Autopilot system incrementally to build up its self-driving capabilities.
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"Bottom line, we are incrementally concerned about price discounting and competition and have less confidence in the upside potential to Tableau's 2016 guidance," the Deutsche Bank note said.
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Hildegard Bechtler's raised, rectangular set rotates (incrementally) a full 360 degrees, suggesting a world turning and turning and turning, while wearing down into dust those who walk it.
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It's also more scalable than pumped hydro — you can do it incrementally all the way from 20 MW to 3 GW — and can be located in more places.
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But even while it apparently has the market cornered, DJI seems intent on filling it up with incrementally better models so that no one else can squeeze in.
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The enterprise successes so far have largely benefited from first-mover advantage, and now face increasing competition from new entrants providing incrementally better solutions at slightly lower prices.
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That said, we view the HTZ turnaround story as incrementally validated given recent events (strong 2Q, refinancing, opex improvements) and view the share weakness as a buying opportunity.
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"One of the temptations is to keep up with the Joneses and to outsize our lifestyle and go incrementally higher and higher on what we buy," Kirkpatrick says.
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However, since readers weren't engaging with the content as time went on, Google incrementally ranked the article lower — until it completely fell off the results page: The lesson?
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Boosting the performance of the rotavirus vaccine "is more of an engineering problem than a scientific problem ... to change several things so you incrementally improve it," Petri said.
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So The Act feels rather like chewing slowly on a piece of poisoned taffy, hoping to release the venom so incrementally that you avoid ever succumbing to it.
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And even though it did start incrementally building a position, it amounted to only 93,000 tonnes by the end of the year, less than Deutsche had just cancelled.
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The restrictions, which prevented foreign car makers from owning more than a 50 percent share of any local venture, will be lifted incrementally over the next four years.
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During our visit, Cuban economists explained that their government was simply unprepared for it, and any expansion of trade with the United States would need to proceed incrementally.
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Under H.B. 2023, the Illinois School Code would be amended to raise the minimum salary a teacher can earn in the state incrementally over the next several years.
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"Previously, there was the notion of going incrementally cleaner with transit — by using natural gas, for example," said Adrian Martinez, a lawyer at Earthjustice, an environmental law firm.
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Not just in Washington, but back home in Kentucky, McConnell is facing the kind of pressure that were it on any other member, might shift momentum even incrementally.
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Taxes should be set incrementally in a way that minimizes worker displacement while maximizing growth — the same push-and-pull approach used for most public constraints on capitalism.
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Now, if she is older than you and hasn't been struck by the disease, the likelihood that she has the gene decreases incrementally with the passage of time.
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But despite the fact that the upcoming wave of 53 laptops so far looks like it's been upgraded even more incrementally than ever before, all is not lost.
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It's hard to get too much of a new fundamental read from this just because most of the information that has come out incrementally has been somewhat negative.
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It's a human interest story that incrementally examines how the loss of a loved one motivated a father to feel an immense amount of responsibility to his community.
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Over time, though, my Words With Friends habit mounted, incrementally, until it became normal for me to have six or seven games going at once at all times.
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Though inflation rises incrementally from one year to the next, the real concern is what it means, long-term, for your ability to pay for goods and services.
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At the end of the day, if people like it or not, except in situations like the Great Depression social progress in the US basically does occur incrementally.
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For decades, Kilauea has experienced continuous lava flows through a vent called Puʻu ʻŌʻō in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, incrementally adding land to the southeast portion of the island.
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As Iran incrementally violates terms of the nuclear deal, the White House is likely to work at increasing diplomatic pressure on Iran with the hope of further isolating it.
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Beginning with a field of white hexagons, she created 'florets' by choosing one tile to be left unpainted while incrementally coloring the hexagons around it into an asymmetrical 'flower.
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Menon said the MAS has started a monetary policy normalisation but the approach was to do so incrementally in view of modest inflation and rising trade-related tail risks.
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Roberts works incrementally, laying groundwork for his views, keeping an eye to upcoming cases, and avoiding any "jolt" to precedent, as he pledged at his 20163 Senate confirmation hearings.
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But if you do need a new microwave, and decide one with Alexa is right for you, you will be making your life very incrementally better via voice control.
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"I think we were incrementally getting bigger and bigger and I think that would have continued, but I think Trump helped accelerate [fundraising] and helped grow the list," Rep.
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While he doesn't dismiss this possibility out of hand, he's more concerned by the court incrementally chipping away at the government's authority to regulate climate pollution in other ways.
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So while 3D Touch might keep incrementally helping to shift a few extra premium iPhones at the top of the range, it isn't going to be shifting any paradigms.
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As it turns out, smoking doesn't result in what scientist-types might call a dose-response relationship, wherein your risk would inch up incrementally with each puff you take.
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However, Fitch believes that future growth for RY's capital markets businesses may necessitate incrementally higher risk appetite as the company competes more against larger and more entrenched global players.
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"The turnaround story continues to unfold as laid out by management, which incrementally continues on the path to rebuilding credibility," AltaCorp Capital analyst Chris Murray wrote in a note.
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If planets had formed incrementally, ancient asteroids would have had to be much smaller in size, lending more credence to the theory that planetary formation was sudden and catastrophic.
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And state legislators can keep passing laws that incrementally curb reproductive rights, hoping to trigger a Supreme Court fight in front of a more sympathetic majority on the bench.
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The April jobs report, released on Friday, brought more incrementally good news for the economy: The unemployment rate fell to 3.9 percent, the lowest it's been since late 2000.
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Backed by a dozen or so small investors, Enlightenment Wines plans to incrementally scale their distribution in a way that doesn't hamper the quality of their small-batch production.
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As its inflating interior forms a new universe, its energy incrementally ticks down in clocklike fashion each time the expanding circle winds around the cylinder's circumference and overlaps itself.
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For more than 30 years, Medicaid has incrementally increased its eligibility criteria while Medicare covers the same group of the elderly and the disabled that it did decades ago.
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Despite the late start, Celgene believes JCAR017 could have peak annual sales of $3 billion and it sees the acquisition being "incrementally additive" to net product sales in 2020.
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She focused on explaining how the Democrats have a party brimming with practical policy solutions to problems like health care premiums and decaying infrastructure that can be implemented incrementally.
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Pitt's soulful, nuanced performance — which becomes incrementally more externalized and visible, as if McBride were shedding a false face — holds the film together even when it starts to fray.
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California, Connecticut, Illinois and New Jersey are among several states that have passed laws to incrementally increase the minimum wage until it hits $15 in the next few years.
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Still, just as perfecting your pie-baking technique isn't likely to teach you the principles of chemistry, incrementally optimizing BERT doesn't necessarily impart much theoretical knowledge about advancing NLP.
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And cities including New York and Washington D.C. plan to incrementally raise minimum wages to $15 over the next few years, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures.
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Celgene said the latest acquisition is expected to add to its 2020 target net revenue incrementally, but will not affect adjusted earnings forecast of more than $13 per share.
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Museums have incrementally hired more people of color in recent years, the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation has concluded in a second iteration of a comprehensive survey, conducted last year.
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The better question might be whether anti-abortion activists try to overturn the 1972 decision all at once or whether they try to chip away at it more incrementally.
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I'm happy — for my daughters, at least — that incrementally I feel like they'll have a better life and a better understanding of their own power than I did, even.
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I'll just focus one aspect: the pains the program has taken to introduce autonomous vehicles in a safe and nonthreatening way, aimed at winning public support and growing incrementally.
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But more reasonable is the notion that Apple would have a hard time selling a one-year-old device against an only incrementally better competitor in the same device family.
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"The (Saipem) outlook comments are incrementally optimistic stating signs of turnaround and good visibility in E&C (engineering and construction) opportunities," Morgan Stanley said in a note following the results.
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It's also not clear that there will ultimately be one comprehensive "replacement" bill -- in fact, GOP leaders are currently weighing various legislative paths to incrementally replace what they roll back.
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If Apple is going to hit $1 trillion, it's going to have to have a portfolio of products that allow it to incrementally increase the total market it can attack.
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But on the other hand, we also know that for such a new technology rolling it out incrementally, being very methodical and careful about it is the job at hand.
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The Washington Post reports that top Metro brass say the system-wide repairs can't possibly be completed incrementally on weekends and in the three hours the system doesn't run overnight.
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So the next 18-24 months are a golden opportunity for Germany to work with France and others to start solving some of Europe's intractable problems, however incrementally and imperfectly.
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Subtraction Capital investor Paul Willard said one thing that investors liked about Cobalt was its plan to build a robot with room for features and functionality to be added incrementally.
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"(People including corporate heads) are incrementally more cautious because of what's going on in the broader (political) environment," Chief Executive Chris Nassetta said on a post-earnings call with analysts.
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This strategy requires free agent signings who improve the team incrementally but don't command so much money they blow the cap space you need for a superstar down the line.
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Until 2012, the study's researchers found that Antarctica had been shedding 84 billion tons of ice into the sea each year, incrementally boosting sea levels by around 0.2 millimeters annually.
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It now faces incrementally fierce competition from deeper-pocketed rivals including FB, and continues to trade at a valuation that looks quite lofty to us, even considering yesterday's aftermarket selloff.
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Exercises around the South China Sea islands are "small steps that incrementally change the status quo in China's favor without provoking a military response from the United States," said Glaser.
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Richard Creagan's (D) bill would raise the minimum smoking age incrementally each year to 22019 in 2020, 40 in 2021, 50 in 2022, 60 in 85033 and 100 in 2024.
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Parents can adhere to the rules of their state's "graduated" driver's licensing programs, which give new drivers incrementally more responsibility as they log hours on the road, Ms. Hersman said.
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"This deal will allow Annington to incrementally expand its activities in the private rental sector and it will be key to the company finding opportunities around the UK," he said.
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"My view is that, incrementally, a lot of long-term financing of corporate India can also be met by the corporate bond market, which has developed reasonably well," he said.
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"Social networking between influencers makes it easy for audience members to be incrementally exposed to, and come to trust, ever more extremist political positions," the report's author, Rebecca Lewis, wrote.
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As they help one another through a long parade of crises, some of them truly character-building, Ms. Adams's story develops an increasing power that can be created only incrementally.
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But as long as America handles change incrementally, this evidence will take time to win out the day — and deaths that stronger gun laws could prevent will continue to happen.
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And that can encourage certain behaviors and that can happen incrementally over time to the point where a person may have not heard the word no in a long time.
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The event was just another example of how personal data, given incrementally to products and platforms over years, can be used to manipulate individuals in unanticipated and potentially damaging ways.
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Branson told CNBC after the second test that Virgin Galactic is incrementally increasing how long the engine fires each flight, until Unity can reach the company's goal of 264,000 feet.
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For most, the industrial internet of things will result in a factory that is incrementally more adaptable to market changes, more visible to the entire enterprise and more efficient overall.
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We are thrown into a world that is as much Romantic as minimalist: the harmony thickens incrementally; quiet episodes are juxtaposed with thunderous fortissimos; pentatonic interludes add an angelic sweetness.
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Each additional "waste" tree still means incrementally less warming and a more stable world for future generations, a benefit of incalculable value that is, therefore, not calculated into its price.
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In cases that merit the use of opioids after other options have been considered, it recommends that doctors start with a low dosage and, if necessary, increase the amount incrementally.
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In Rose's experience, some of the key evidence in cases centering on incitements claims isn't dropped into the initial complaint but instead leaks out incrementally in a series of briefs.
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A gateway into architecture, Making+Meaning lays out the ground-work for design as an integrative methodology and incrementally unfolds the principles of design language, design process, and design prototyping.
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Nairn also pulled the single bossest move of the red carpet by having his people move a chair incrementally down the red carpet so he could relax while talking to press.
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She adds that you can make automatic contributions to your retirement account based on a number that works with your average income, and change the amount incrementally as your income increases.
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They purposefully describe two opposing poles, two contrasting extremes, acknowledging that in the real world many systems will be some mix, or may change incrementally and slowly from one to another.
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Ideally, we like to see our clients begin by saving 10% to 15% of their gross income in their 20s and 30s and work their way up incrementally as time progresses.
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But this new research, building on other studies, illustrates that such a planetary-wide undertaking — if applied cautiously, incrementally, and with careful dosing — might not be so far-fetched, after all.
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Now, that rate goes incrementally higher, with homes valued at $2 million or more subject to a 1.25% tax and those worth $25 million or more taxed as much as 3.9%.
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The villain side has 100 total lives, but it can initiate an endgame situation by collecting all six Infinity Stones that drop incrementally on the map, taking away humanity's respawn capability.
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In August, the United States and Turkey signed a joint security mechanism, which was intended to address some of Turkey's security concerns about the Kurds by establishing a buffer zone incrementally.
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For years Apple has continued to incrementally build a strong business off its App Store and iCloud, among other services, and it looks like the bet is starting to pay off.
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Despite lively tempos and propulsive percussion, this music sputters by in an impressionistic wash of sound, as if each note has become slightly pixelated and the beats can only move incrementally.
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Private schools have less regulations and fewer constraints on their resources, [but it's an opportunity] to prove the model works, then to incrementally expand the model to more and more schools.
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"It was very frustrating that having done a few interviews yesterday and talked about how incrementally positive it (the White Paper) was, at least half of it was undone," East said.
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They're specifically designed to engage as wide a populace as possible, incrementally building critical mass and setting the stage for a grand, newsworthy moment like the breaching of the Berlin Wall.
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The first is the idea that this technology is going to come out incrementally and when it does come out, we're going to want it to be better than human drivers.
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The energy stock rally on Wednesday "has little to do with fundamentals and leaves us more incrementally concerned than bullish," said Tim Rezvan, an oil industry analyst with Mizuho Securities USA.
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We believe the share buybacks are incrementally negative for Parkson's credit profile, given its weak FFO generation and negative FCF, as they further reduce readily available cash on the balance sheet.
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And so, the public, in general, tends to have a very pragmatic perspective, take what you can incrementally, move forward, make things better, but don't hold out for the whole thing.
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Fifty-eight percent of Arizona voters cast ballots in favor of Proposition 22019, which would raise the state minimum wage to $10 in 2017, and then incrementally to $12 by 2020.
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Here is everyone's favorite comedian making a series of incrementally graphic claims of "brutal" sex with Keira Knightley, in exchange for some weak laughs from a drunken, fatigued award ceremony audience.
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Iran since June has been incrementally rolling back its obligations under the 2015 deal, stepping up its uranium enrichment and using advanced centrifuges that bring it closer to bomb-making capability.
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Some studies have found what researchers call a "rabbit hole effect": The platform, they say, leads viewers to incrementally more extreme videos or topics, which are thought to hook them in.
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Ticket prices rise only incrementally, even in a city like Atlanta, the site of Wednesday's M.L.S. All-Star Game, where demand is high and crowds of 70,000-plus are not uncommon.
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It is an act of remarkable courage, no less powerful and no less painful because she comes to it incrementally, as she grows more and more committed to her new identity.
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For the first time since January, orders for Boeing's troubled 737 Max airplanes incrementally rose last month — with two firm orders for 30 Max jets in November, the company said Tuesday.
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The problem is that most of the incrementalism Republicans are discussing now is incrementalism in the wrong direction, incrementally more money being thrown at Obamacare, which is not gonna solve anything.
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She told CNN yesterday that the arming of the YPG will be "limited, mission-specific, and metered out incrementally as objectives are reached," a message clearly meant to assuage Turkish fears.
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"The market is not realizing how much brick & mortar retail is incrementally struggling and how new 25% tariffs could force widespread store closures," UBS analyst Jay Sole said in a research note.
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Spelman suggested Dallas should look at boosting salaries incrementally over three or four years to better compete with nearby departments, but said it's not realistic to compete with the highest-paying cities.
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Existing lithium-ion batteries, like those being made in Elon Musk's new $5bn "Gigafactory" in Nevada for his Tesla electric cars, will continue making progress and falling in cost, if only incrementally.
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These slots increase incrementally each year, based on the percentage by which the NBA increases teams' salary caps (they'll jump from $101.9 million to $109 million per team for the upcoming season).
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While she notes that the company's balance sheet has been incrementally improving, and that the company's restructuring efforts will keep margins in check, at this point she's looking to trim her position.
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Though Dean forced a course correction on a Democratic establishment that had become a dangerously pliant enabler of the George W. Bush administration, he only moved his party to the left incrementally.
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Like most of the other works in the show, she emerges out of the black field with the softness of a form incrementally revealed in the dim light of a darkened room.
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This international treaty is widely viewed as one of the most successful international agreements ever, as the use of the chemicals has incrementally dropped, and the ozone layer has begun to mend.
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"Having observed how the government deals with [the Espionage Act] over the years, they move very incrementally, so they don't lose badly as they did in the Pentagon Papers case," Kirtley said.
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"There's an enormous amount of video feed and data about the races that we are already capturing that we are not in any way processing incrementally for the dedicated fan," he added.
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That's because the researchers didn't know how well the system would work, so they started stimulating Copeland's brain with very low levels of electricity at first — increasing the intensity incrementally over time.
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In a world in which we have to build incrementally for every device, forget the cost implications of that, we literally just couldn't do it from a person power point of view.
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"Our fresh look at GE's fundamentals leaves us incrementally bearish, as we see a significant EPS/FCF reset and a potential dividend cut to come," wrote analyst Joe Ritchie in the report.
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The country's soybean export tax will be incrementally reduced beginning in 2018 – from the current 30 percent to 18 percent by 2020 – encouraging farmers to favor the oilseed over its grain rivals.
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There's still time to alter our focus, however incrementally, so that it better captures what's new and alarming, and all journalists have some degree of power to nudge it in that direction.
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Open up about your work process and how you got things done incrementally over time—this will be intoxicating to Taurus, who values persistence over the long haul as a fixed sign.
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But every pot of broth turns out differently depending on many factors, and you may end up with more or less liquid after simmering, so season incrementally and according to your tastes.
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Between the lines: Public support for abortion rights helps explain why a post-Kennedy court is likely to chip away at abortion rights incrementally, rather than immediately taking on Roe v. Wade.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch's key assumptions within the rating case for JNJ's 'AAA' rating include the following: --Low-single-digit revenue growth in 2016 and 2017, improving incrementally in the following three years.
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"Our approach to this late stage bull market is to raise target prices incrementally while awaiting the point at which monetary policy chokes equities and [a year later] the economy," Bannister said.
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Nationwide, vaccination rates for measles, mumps and rubella are still above 90 percent, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, though the numbers are down incrementally from two decades ago.
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New York Fed President John Williams caused a stir in July 2019 when he noted the same research that pointed to cutting rates dramatically rather than incrementally when they are already low.
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Ives' note was incrementally more optimistic about Tesla's outlook in China, as he updated the potential for those operations to "at least $100" a share from "$75 to $100" two weeks ago.
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If we start to price in any progress on the tax-reform front, then we may have to price in an incrementally more hawkish Fed, " Amoroso said Tuesday on CNBC's "Futures Now.
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Pravdivtseva and her colleagues detected the presolar grains by incrementally heating up 20 micrograms of Curious Marie and using a pair of mass spectrometers to analyze noble gases released by the sample.
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But as the demographics of tech have become incrementally more Midwestern, those regional outposts have also set about remaking the industry in their own likeness—particularly where matters of faith are concerned.
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The "Mad Money" host gave investors his blessing to start a position in Clorox and buy shares incrementally, but warns not to expect the stock price to rebound in the near-term.
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And they provided Mr. Trump with a steady stream of fresh, anti-Clinton data points, which WikiLeaks fed out incrementally, creating a running story that the American news media voraciously seized upon.
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The latest, a Series J fundraise of $62 million in March, continued the firm&aposs unusual approach of staging lots of incrementally larger funding rounds, without ever seeming to contemplate an IPO.
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With scant progress since the June summit, the two leaders are likely to try to build on their personal connection to push things forward in Hanoi, even if only incrementally, analysts said.
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Now that we're trying to reverse things and we're having quantitative tightening, you know, incrementally it's harder for companies to manage when they have large debt loads than when they had less debt.
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"The problem is, because it's always happening day by day and it's incrementally growing, many people don't even know about what generally happened in the past few years," Eslami tells The Creators Project.
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"The Chinese PMI data indicated that the manufacturing slowdown is still continuing, and we all know that China is the biggest consumer incrementally of commodities," Ashok Shah, investment director of London & Capital, said.
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Supporters of the Alabama law acknowledge that the Supreme Court is likely to move incrementally, but they do not hide the fact that their ultimate target is the demise of Roe v. Wade.
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Wide Field Infrared Survey Telescope (WFIRST)Photo: NASABut as the JWST's price tag has increased incrementally, from hundreds of millions of dollars to $9.6 billion, some scientists working on its successors are uneasy.
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Community Health continues progress with its divestiture efforts, which may be incrementally expanded, but operations will likely remain challenged as ongoing same-store weakness drags down earnings power, Jefferies analysts wrote on Monday.
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This decision would incrementally raise rates from the current 10.5 percent to 15.1 percent over a five-year period from 2018 to 2022, making it the biggest rate increase granted in CRB history.
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"We have become incrementally more concerned with the stock's valuation given the outperformance experienced in 5003 coupled with the recently implemented trade tariffs," analyst Troy Jensen said in a note to clients Monday.
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This, combined with a long and incrementally improving history of catch numbers spanning back over 50 years, allowed the team to predict what the shark populations should have been without intensive fishing pressure.
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"It will improve commerce incrementally, but you won't be able to get a loan from one of these banks," said attorney Robert Selna of the Oakland, California-based firm Wendel, Rosen, Black & Dean.
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"Though we are hopeful to see the same patterns repeat themselves, the frequency of recent events is giving us reason to be incrementally cautious," the company's CFO, Mark Okerstrom, said on the call.
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" Ty Cobb, special counsel to the President, said: "We respect the special counsel's office and out of respect for that office we are not commenting incrementally on any of Muellers requests and responses.
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The company has declined to discuss a schedule, but Whitesides said he expects to rapidly repeat milestones the first craft achieved and then incrementally test the new ship at higher speeds and altitudes.
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NASA says it hopes to fly the aircraft incrementally father and longer in the four subsequent test flights, with distances up to a few hundred meters and durations as long as 90 seconds.
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"In the last few weeks, Democrats turned their attention to other issues while Trump has continued to promote his economic policies, and Trump's numbers have incrementally improved as a result," the memo states.
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To make the needed investments in the next generation of equipment, the Army has no choice but to pivot from incrementally improving its legacy equipment to focusing on a vision for the future.
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We learn the process of thinking incrementally, acquiring knowledge of language, logic, the external world and cultural norms and expectations just as we learn physical actions like talking, walking or playing the piano.
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However, with coverage options under the Medicaid Expansion provision of ObamaCare, the reimbursement rate for the expansion population was set at 100 percent from 2014–85033, incrementally decreasing to 90 percent in 2020.
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What's next: I've been told we'll see incrementally more campaigning for the president from June until November, but we shouldn't expect every week to look as heavy on political travel as this one.
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I never loved the AT&T building, although it became part of the mental furniture of the skyline and then, incrementally, began to stand out by contrast with so many new glass towers.
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The deal seeks to end a nearly 20-year war in Afghanistan by incrementally withdrawing U.S. troops from the region so long as the Taliban promises not to house terrorists in that country.
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The conventional formula for growth hasn't been working out in the past 40 years, and Democrats who have tried to work incrementally and find consensus with Republicans haven't brought about much prosperity, either.
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The two policies dovetail with Ms. Harris's political wager, which combines her historic status as one of the most viable black women to run for president with a patchwork of incrementally progressive proposals.
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Complications, in the form of pedestrians, road features, or more congested routes, can be introduced in a deliberate, controlled way, allowing the scope of the program and its learning to rise together, incrementally.
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In other words, he said, it would intermittently use its immense leverage in ways that could incrementally stall or hinder North Korea, but would stop short of anything likely to bring down the regime.
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By contrast, we are making the technology available to anyone and we are introducing it incrementally so that society can adapt to it, leverage its positive aspects for good, while preventing potentially negative applications.
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"We are confident that our upcoming brand launches, program expansions, and increased traffic from the Amazon returns program will incrementally contribute to our performance during the balance of the year and beyond," Gass said.
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But one advantage is that developers can update a code to provide a different Lens so they could incrementally evolve it over time or provide different experiences without having to promote a different code.
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"These small additional steps, they may slow down some of the processes incrementally, add a little bit of cost, a few percent here and there, but they'll make us tremendously more secure," he said.
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While Tesla rolls out updates to Autopilot incrementally and other automakers fine-tune their autonomous platforms after years of development, some ambitious drivers are tricking out their own, regular cars with self-driving systems.
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"Incrementally, foreigners are buying fewer Treasuries, but domestic investors have stepped up and filled in for that group," said Ed Al-Hussainy, senior interest rate and currency analyst at Columbia Threadneedle Investments in Minneapolis.
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The Fitbit became incrementally more useful when I had to travel for work and wanted to limit the number of steps I was taking, but it was still a relief to ditch it afterwards.
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The index weight adjustments triggered by foreign ownership rules "could be incrementally negative for market sentiment" if it makes rebalancing more volatile for fund managers, said Laura Wang, chief China strategist at Morgan Stanley.
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It was not immediately clear which Canadian companies were hedging, but they are putting on hedges incrementally, a cautious approach "given recent memory of how quickly the market can unravel," one banking source said.
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Each stock instantly traded negative after Lyft debuted on the Nasdaq Composite and Uber listed on exchanges in New York, rising incrementally from mid-May before losing more than 30% between August and October.
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Forbes said the United States must also develop a strategy to counter Chinese and Russian activity in "gray zones" where they are incrementally expanding their presence by strategically "fighting and competing" through military posturing.
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"The Navy is planning to remove ATTDS from aircraft carriers incrementally through fiscal year 2023 as the ships cycle through shipyard periods," Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) spokesperson William Couch told The War Zone.
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"These actions signal that 'adult supervision' is coming to crypto and adding such oversight incrementally improves the structural integrity and legitimacy for the crypto-currency investor," Fundstrat's Tom Lee said in a Thursday report.
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If 2016/17 U.S. soybean use does not increase incrementally as occurred in preceding years, carryout is unlikely to plunge at the end of the marketing year as the market has grown to expect.
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The Democratic bill would also require the attorney general to develop a plan to make sure records are shared electronically with the NICS and would incrementally increase penalties against states that do not comply.
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It feels like we're starting to see things shift, if only incrementally, toward a world where movies like "Ocean's 8" aren't just considered women's movies but are seen as potential blockbusters for all audiences.
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With so much at stake globally in American politics right now, it's easy to pass over how unresolved data privacy is here, because new technology and changes in legal procedure both proceed so incrementally.
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Only Warren and Bill de Blasio raised their hands in support of "Medicare for All," but the rest of the group was pretty much in accord about getting to the same place more incrementally.
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Professional golf is incrementally more diverse than when Woods started, but there hasn't been a wholesale influx of African-Americans or otherwise non-Caucasians into the sport at either the amateur or professional level.
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Since 2010, the budget has been incrementally reduced from $5.1 billion to $3.4 billion, reducing the number of families that can be helped by more than 6763 million families (out of approximately 7.3 million).
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About 11 percent of the federal student debt was in delinquency or default by the end of last year, but most borrowers never default and instead live with debt they are incrementally paying off.
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He parses out information about his characters incrementally in scenes that come across less like moments from fully realized lives and more like flashcards: a man walking amid debris to imply alienation and abjection.
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KLA-Tencor shares fell to their lows for the trading session after its chief financial officer, Bren Higgins, gave an incrementally more negative appraisal of the memory chip market at a technology conference Thursday.
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If the lines — which increase incrementally in width as they advance up or down, right or left — are one color on one side of the bisection, they are a different color on the other side.
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SurveyMonkey, which offers digital survey tools and data analytics to business customers and individual users, is projecting incrementally higher revenue for the fourth quarter, guiding toward quarterly sales of between $64.8 million and $19993 million.
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LOS ANGELES — Whether you're an aisle-seat hanger or a back-of-the-theater lurker, the moviegoing experience is getting incrementally less stressful as reserved seating slowly spreads across theater chains and ticket-buying apps.
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Incrementally, the Trump administration is cutting Obama-era grant specifications and replacing them with language that benefits "faith-based organizations," abstinence-oriented programs, and "natural" family planning methods that don't involve hormonal or chemical contraceptives.
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Warren, whose presidential campaign has been incrementally releasing a package of anti-corruption proposals, has unveiled a plan to tax corporations and trade organizations that spend a lot of money lobbying Congress and federal agencies.
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Charting a typographic history for a genre that emerged as anarchically and incrementally as metal isn't as simple as going decade by decade, but zooming out on the genre at large, several patterns do emerge.
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Those who pre-order the Orah 4i now can cop the camera and computing unit for $1,795, but once 4/30 hits, the device will be increasing "incrementally" to the final purchase price of $3,595.
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The Trump paradox The elimination of any distance between Trump and the conventional Republican interests that controlled the party before him has happened so incrementally it can be difficult to discern from day to day.
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If there are no more attacks on the remaining staff we should be prepared to increase our staffing incrementally until we are fully staffed, and allow the Cubans to likewise increase their staffing in Washington.
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If a borrower could turn to a more regulated bank to satisfy their short-term credit need at a fraction of the average rate that exists in that state today, wouldn't that be incrementally better?
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In May, it added screen sharing, and seems to be incrementally putting the pieces together to attract those larger corporations in what may be a race to get ahead of releases from its largest competitors.
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Update, June 216, 2016: Marc Jacobs has released a few more images from his fall '16 ads, which are being rolled out incrementally via Instagram (par for the course for the designer's last few campaigns).
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Why do some types of political tensions and violence increase slowly and incrementally — and therefore are much easier to anticipate and block — while others seem to jump to terrible levels suddenly, almost out of nowhere?
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Federal District Judge Kristine G. Baker blocked the law's enforcement after concluding that any medical benefit from the contract arrangement would be "incrementally small" while the burden on women's access to abortion would be substantial.
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"We see incrementally weaker demand datapoints combined with accelerating supply growth" in the fourth quarter and in the first half of next year, the firm's analyst, Mark Delaney, said in a note to clients Wednesday.
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"Despite TGT's strong stock run, with shares up +63% YTD, we are incrementally more upbeat following strong recent results and an improved margin outlook," said Cowen equity strategist Oliver Chen in a note to clients.
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But a combination of new airline classes of service and security practices seems poised to compound the confusion, even as airlines incrementally increase some of the perks common in decades past, such as free meals.
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Robots whose algorithms learn from previous data may nudge us toward decisions based on what people have done in the past, incrementally homogenizing answers to our queries and narrowing the scope of our spiritual imagination.
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As a result, Fitch continues to assess CPF's earnings profile as a key constraint, though management is engaged on several loan growth and expense initiatives that Fitch expects will contribute incrementally to results moving forward.
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Teams with powerful running backs are often well-advised to march down the field incrementally, keeping the ball out of their opponents' hands for as long as possible as they secure one first down after another.
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So going from 10% to 25% is not good, but incrementally it's not as bad because a lot of the weaker links in that supply chain were already picked off at the end of last year.
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But more importantly, it aims to feel like a next-generation phone, packaging all the best notions that have incrementally pushed forward the bounds of a smartphone in one neat product at a high price point.
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The real test for Disney+ in the long run will be retaining subscribers after the end of a free trial or discount period, or if prices increase as they have incrementally for Netflix over the years.
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Charlotte benefited from the Rockets shooting just 36.4 percent in the opening quarter, but Houston incrementally clawed back in the second by drilling six 3-pointers and going 12 of 12 at the free-throw line.
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I'm sure Sony's technology provides some difference in lab tests and Sony has plenty of examples to prove it out, but if it's any better than an LG OLED for regular viewing, it's only incrementally so.
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Under the pact, developed nations, including much of Europe and the United States, commit to reducing their use of the gases incrementally, starting with a 20503 percent cut by 2019 and reaching 85 percent by 2036.
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On the European side, political risks surrounding the French and German elections this year appear to be ebbing, while European Central Bank president Mario Draghi has signalled a willingness to incrementally turn more hawkish, Saravelos said.
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Hilton, the owner of Waldorf Astoria and Conrad hotel chains, said it now expects global corporate profit growth to be positive but "incrementally" lower than its previous estimates, as international economies including China see a slowdown.
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The characters and their relationships evolved incrementally—not as dramatically as they do on some shows, but in a way that's probably truer to life when you're dealing with adults who have achieved some self-knowledge.
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Analyst Stuart Pearson at Exane BNP Paribas saw the statement as incrementally positive for VW's defense against claims from shareholders that it did not inform them of the looming problems in time, causing them massive losses.
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"We found little in the way of incrementally negative data points concerning Allegiant's operational challenges over the past few years on last night's 60 Minutes," Stifel analyst Joseph DeNardi wrote in a note to clients Monday.
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As season seven inches incrementally in the direction we've been heading all year — all-out war with Negan — "Say Yes" is a break from the incessant torture and nihilism of our heroes' interactions with the Saviors.
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Maybe something goes a little beyond that, but you build an audience incrementally over time, and you neither have huge jumps, nor do you tend to lose that audience in a falling-off-the-cliff way.
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To stop this trend, Iran has responded by leveraging fear, stating its intent to incrementally increase its nuclear capacity so that European politicians, banks and businesses provide Iran with sufficient incentives to abide by the deal.
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"In a leadership position you have a choice to make, you can go along and get along and incrementally make some changes, or you can actually take a stand for what you believe in," he said.
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Wade in the near future but on Wednesday, the Justices heard arguments over a Louisiana abortion law that could see the court incrementally narrow the scope of protections that first emerged in the landmark 1973 decision.
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It has been melting incrementally for many years, but the change became more visible this summer after the hottest June on record since 1767, when the country started keeping track, according to researchers at Innsbruck University.
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Once the final contractor is chosen in May, the winning service company will be responsible for maintaining production at current levels, and also for boosting output incrementally from the two mature fields, the ONGC executive said.
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When it was developing its first submarine-launched ballistic missile last year, North Korea accumulated technology incrementally, with a series of tests in which projectiles flew only short distances or exploded soon after launching, analysts said.
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But Portell said that Sears was always going to have trouble attracting the buyers it needed, especially if it simply was trying to run an incrementally more profitable version of the company that failed once before.
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Iran has been incrementally reducing its commitment to the agreement as it seeks relief from heavy economic sanctions imposed on the country by Mr. Trump, following his decision to withdraw the United States from the pact.
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And attendance that dipped only incrementally is arguably impressive in an era when foreign tourism appears to be stalling, and traditional entertainment has been struggling — ratings for network television shows have been sharply down, for example.
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Under the pact, developed nations, including much of Europe and the United States, commit to reducing their use of the gases incrementally, starting with a 3.53 percent cut by 23.5 and reaching 225 percent by 22.
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He was inspired by many different sources – many of them non-western – and though he proceeded incrementally, linear stroke by linear stroke, he wasn't afraid that he would either lose his way or get bogged down.
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The Affordable Care Act is at the edge of what you can do incrementally, and that's in a lot of political turmoil and not firmly embedded yet, though I hope it will be after the election.
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Volvo's U.S. CEO Lex Kerssemakers also told Recode the company is not just a proponent of rolling out semi-autonomous technology incrementally, but also thinks people should be able to switch between autonomous and manual driving.
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But the updates have incrementally transformed the iPhone from what was little more than a proof of concept in 2007 to a legitimate icon, now aesthetically complete with the advent of the iPhone 7... dongle and all.
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In Heat Wave, Elizabeth Hazan responds to this crisis metaphorically by making paintings about temperature — the degree of heat present in a substance or the atmosphere — a phenomenon that we feel incrementally and dramatically in the body.
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"You've told us that you would like us to continue to decouple many parts of the Universal Windows Platform so that you can adopt them incrementally," explained Kevin Gallo, Microsoft's Windows developer platform chief, earlier this month.
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Rothenberg incrementally wired the $1.2 million to himself in amounts ranging from $200,000 up to $600,000 from the accounts of several Rothenberg entities on January 4, 703, shortly after the loan went through from Silicon Valley Bank.
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The US had been working with Turkey since August to try to ease Erdogan's security concerns, conducting joint patrols and incrementally establishing a buffer zone across the border, by pushing back and destroying some Syrian Kurdish fortifications.
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But as it brings more server infrastructure online to handle the load, battles will be brought to lower-level players incrementally, and Niantic doesn't expect the rollout to take too long unless it hits some serious snags.
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And rather than gaining ground incrementally once he came back en route to his climactic Masters triumph, the rejuvenated star emerged fully formed, like Athena springing from the head of Zeus, from the moment he resumed play.
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The tech growth ideal is to hit upon a business model like the ones enjoyed by Facebook or Google, where incrementally adding new customers costs you almost nothing — enabling you to convert losses into high profit margins.
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Building an app for Messages is an odd investment right now, though of course the way Apple scales the platform makes this incrementally small, relative to building an app (as it does with Watch and Tablet support).
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Express Scripts Holding Co Chief Medical Officer Dr. Steve Miller said on Friday that the data on heart drug Repatha from Amgen Inc was incrementally better and would change patient access to the drug.
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There are actually nine layers of information and the iPhone 7 Plus's image signal processor (ISP) incrementally blurs each layer more and more so the ones furthest away from the subject get the greatest degree of defocus.
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The SEC, in particular, needs to clarify policy on such innovations as direct listings and trading of digital assets, but within a comprehensive framework, lest we incrementally move our already fragmented capital markets toward further unintended consequences.
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"In contrast to the S&P, the Nasdaq's new closing high reinforces the case that equities markets are incrementally improving/strengthening not weakening," Robert Sluymer, technical strategist at Fundstrat Global Advisors, wrote in an email to CNBC.
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"Our latest checks with management and physician users leave us incrementally bullish on the new product pipeline and opportunities for robotic surgery to expand into new applications," analyst Isaac Ro wrote in a note to clients Thursday.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China will tighten regulations over new energy vehicle (NEV) subsidies, and will incrementally phase out all subsidies by sometime after 403, Finance Minister Lou Jiwei said in weekend comments carried by state media on Tuesday.
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Twitter, which has traditionally moved slow and incrementally — as so not to scare off its highly devoted users with too drastic changes — is at least trying to point itself and its product roadmap in the right direction.
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In fact, if we wanted to do a little more math, we could get rid of brackets entirely and create some kind of formula that would tax an incrementally higher rate for every additional dollar you earn.
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He says his early results as a pro were "way better" than he expected, and have instilled a belief in him that he just needs to keep on improving incrementally to have the career that he envisages.
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Although crashes can sometimes be "spectacular," as one parent described them, regulations and safety protocols abound, and only as the children progress in age, size and experience are they permitted to compete in incrementally more powerful classes.
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Not surprisingly, Saltz reiterates what many others have said about painting during this period: Art is turned into a problem, something to solve and move along incrementally, one issue, surface, color, and compositional tic at a time.
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Ghosn spoke during a visit to Silicon Valley in which Renault-Nissan announced plans to incrementally add autonomous features to its cars, starting with 10 models over the next four years that will have steadily increasing capabilities.
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Louise carries a terrible personal burden, a tragedy that's revealed incrementally and which Adams expresses as if from the inside out, holding the character's pain so closely that it becomes a near-imperceptible shadow across her face.
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After discussing and committing to the five principles of engagement, which served as the architecture for the conversation, participants "argued" by following a series of question prompts that were designed to incrementally move conversations into divisive territory.
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The tax, in place for three decades, had been 1 percent on home sales of $1 million or more; it now rises incrementally with purchase prices, up to 3.9 percent for sales of $25 million or more.
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The tax, in place for three decades, had been 1 percent on home sales of $1 million or more; it now rises incrementally with purchase prices, up to 3.9 percent for sales of $25 million or more.
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The stream missed its original start time of 8:00pm Pacific time and began incrementally pushing back the launch, first by 30 minutes, then adding 10 minutes more before the updates stopped coming and the stream was unavailable.
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"While we have long been bullish on MNST's long-term international opportunity, we are incrementally more positive on MNST's reaccelerating US trends and believe that the shares are attractively valued," Grundy wrote in a note to clients Wednesday.
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While Nintendo seems content banking on its portable Switch device, the owners of the Xbox and PlayStation brands are hoping mid-cycle console upgrades will convince consumers to shell out hundreds of dollars for only incrementally better devices.
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We suspect Lennar will likely find itself in a position to re-endorse its earlier guidance for 2165,214+ home deliveries in FY22020 (+11% y/y), but have grown incrementally more concerned about the company's margin outlook this spring.
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Donut County has often been described as a reverse Katamari Damacy — the charmingly bizarre game about incrementally rolling up a ball of ephemera until it's large enough to collect land masses and clouds — but creator Ben Esposito disagrees.
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Nearly half of sovereign investors are now incrementally or materially overweight equities, but while 40 percent said they were happy with the status quo, 35 percent plan to reduce their equity exposure over the medium term, Invesco noted.
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The government sells a new issue of the notes every three months, and reopens the issue once a month in the two months after the original sale, making the amount of notes available incrementally larger with each auction.
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A key selling point for NAM members is full-and-immediate expensing, which will allow companies to to write off the costs of new equipment in the same year they buy it, rather than incrementally over 10 years.
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"We are confident that our upcoming brand launches, program expansions, and increased traffic from the Amazon returns program will incrementally contribute to our performance during the balance of the year and beyond," Gass said in an earnings release.
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"The breakthrough in technology came incrementally over the years as conservators learned how to improve the wooden support systems by allowing lateral movement as well as curvature," said Antoine M. Wilmering, a senior program officer at the Getty.
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The credit-rating company has taken steps to improve its security practices, including hiring a new chief technology officer and chief information security officer and increasing technology and security spending incrementally by $1.25 billion between 103 and 2020.
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The huge spectrum of extant Bluetooth IoT add-ons that link to a mobile or tablet without needing to be physically plugged into that device makes Ara's promise of plug-and-play sensor modules at best incrementally interesting.
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It doesn't look any cooler, and while its stats might be incrementally better, we've rarely equipped a new item, went out to fight enemies, and felt like we were more powerful than we were with our old gear.
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Whether or not buying gas incrementally is cheaper than buying it all at once: I'd love to either give you a transcript of the conversation, or a real navigation of what's going on, but honestly, it's pretty incomprehensible.
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It's not an unusual sight on TV, unfortunately, but for a show that built its first season around everyone in town incrementally joining forces to defeat the many faces of evil, it's striking how rarely women's lives touch.
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Analysts have said that as North Korea was developing its first submarine-launched ballistic missile last year, it accumulated technology incrementally, with a series of tests in which projectiles flew only short distances or exploded soon after launching.
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He asked investors to look at Amazon through the lens of its total addressable market (TAM), a concept used by analysts to estimate what would happen if a given company performed incrementally better in its areas of business.
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Agreements arrive incrementally, often accompanied -- to quote Matthew 13:42 -- amid much "wailing and gnashing of teeth" to the point that many of us want to close our ears until the next phase of Brexit is done with.
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"It doesn't mean that this will be a final deal by any stretch, but it does mean that you will have incrementally less headwinds in the market," said Thomas Martin, senior portfolio manager at GlobAlt Investments in Atlanta.
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It's true that over the past five years, the cost of crystalline silicon photovoltaic panels — the current solar technology of choice — has fallen 22020 percent, as China has ramped up manufacturing and the efficiency of cells improves incrementally.
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AT&T, which offers two types of 5G — 5G Evolution, which is incrementally faster than 4G, and 5G Plus, which is the ultrafast version — said it expected 5G Plus to reach parts of 2.1 cities by early 2020.
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Trump acting like a fool isn't the end of the world — at least he didn't pull the nuclear codes out of his jacket and wave them around — but it does make our North Korea policy incrementally more difficult.
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Edward Alden, a trade expert at the Council on Foreign Relations, told me that the 30 percent tariffs — which will shrink incrementally in subsequent years — are "going to have a real impact" on the Chinese solar panel industry.
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Call it natural evolution or ideological midlife crisis, but the figures profiled here — Whittaker Chambers, James Burnham, Ronald Reagan, Norman Podhoretz, David Horowitz and Christopher Hitchens — all turned away from the political left, either incrementally or in revelatory bursts.
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President Donald Trump threatened on May 30 to impose a 5% tariff on all Mexican imports starting Monday unless Mexico does more to stop illegal immigration into the U.S. The tariffs would go up incrementally to 25% by October.
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A chunk of the Twittersphere retweeted it, and the dozens of copy-cat tweets, so it seems they were made incrementally happier and relieved from the obligation of moving on with their day for at least a few seconds.
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Sanders would place a 1% tax on fortunes over $32 million for couples ($16 million for individuals) and increase rates incrementally until the tax reached 8% on the portion of a fortune over $10 billion ($5 billion for individuals).
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Gelsinger said that by year two, Carbon Black and Pivotal will have contributed more than $1 billion in revenue incrementally, which will mean VMware will have more than $9493 billion in hybrid cloud and software-as-a-service revenue.
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If they exceed that, they will have to pay a "small fee" to Supercharge, "which will be charged incrementally and cost less than the price of filling up a comparable gas car," according to a blog post published Monday.
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"I think there is a better version of social media to be invented and I don't know if that will happen incrementally, because there's lots of smart people trying to evolve these systems at these massive companies," he added.
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The city is huge, and so too is the scope of the game, putting players on a treadmill that rewards them with incrementally better gear as they gun down increasingly powerful enemies over days, weeks, and months of play.
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While the program's budget has grown incrementally and, at $400 million, is at the highest amount of funding in its 10-year history, it has never reached the $700 million target designated for it in the 85033 farm bill.
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The Hamon Law, which allows policyholders to cancel motor and home policies at any time, could have an incrementally bigger impact on customer switching than in the last couple of years, as more policyholders become aware of the option.
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Because men's wear moves along so incrementally, it's hard to pick up on the evolution when you are being boggled by, say, the abundance of bubble dresses and bubble bloomers at Charmani (his title, by the way, not mine).
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"The story of 'I'm taking on big government' was more compelling at this point in history than the story of, 'I'm going to keep this thing going and make it incrementally better' and the story of experience," he said.
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So Kim has embarked on a project of economic reform, incrementally lifting restrictions on owning private property and foreign investment, to spur economic growth without sacrificing the most fundamental juche ideals of self-reliance and independence from foreign control.
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Instead of watching his pile of cash rise incrementally with the easier $200 questions, he aims for the bottom of the board, opening up the potential to significantly increase his total if he lands on the coveted Daily Double.
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Their pooled wealth, much of which has been illicitly withheld from the system, can be deployed to incrementally change the system — to rig the tax code and its enforcement — to keep themselves in the money (and out of jail).
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"From our perspective, any signal of a more aggressive restructuring effort (at IBM's legacy software and services practices) could make us incrementally more constructive on the stock," Wedbush analysts Moshe Katri and Ariel Hughes wrote in a Thursday note.
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It should incrementally include people from Maduro's inner circle going outward, so that it will provide the right incentives for officials in the government and the military to stop supporting the government before they are included on the list.
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"We've been looking at this as an opportunity to incrementally add a little bit of risk - not get over our skis, but a little bit," said Erin Browne, head of asset allocation at UBS Asset Management in New York.
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At the beginning, Smith — who married now-husband Matt in October 2016 — started logging her food and incrementally increased the difficulty of her exercise routine, from following the popular "Couch to 5K" running program to hitting the gym almost every day.
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It's fair to say that iPhones have advanced only incrementally over the past couple of years, and the company's design language has settled into an aluminum-clad comfort zone where new products rarely bring about radically new forms or shapes.
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What they're saying: The industry coalition says most exchanges are getting incrementally better from year to year, but that their remaining weaknesses indicate that there should be more privately run exchanges, which would connect to the centralized federal data hub.
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While her rival Down Under, Lydia Ko, grabbed lots of headlines with her rapid ascent to world number one, Lee has quietly gone about her business, improving incrementally if not spectacularly and preferring to let her clubs do the talking.
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The price will stay that low until April 30, then incrementally increase over time until reaching $3,600, so if you want to get your hands on one you only have a month before you'll be shelling out more than $1,800.
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And Ketcham said that a 2-ml syringe product sold by Amphastar, which is used by many fire departments and emergency medical service, "is now priced at approximately $49" per dose "and has risen incrementally from $17" per dose in 2014.
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"The important thing is that the market continues to make new highs, albeit maybe intraday and maybe incrementally small, but the trend of the market is intact," said Bucky Hellwig, senior vice president at BB&T Wealth Management in Birmingham, Alabama.
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"It's akin to, if you were running IBM 30 years ago, you'd ask, what's the competitive landscape out there and what are the dangers?" says Mr Luce, who thinks Texas should "invest incrementally, solving problems 5% a year for 20 years".
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And when we're stuck with legacy code and legacy systems, which of course is still most of the time, let's do our best to learn how make it incrementally better, by focusing on the basic precepts and foundations of programming.
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" Contrary to the pundit consensus of the time, the author believes that Ronald Reagan, in his much celebrated role as a communicator, was no innovator but instead "a master of methods that a long string of forebears had incrementally developed.
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However, instead of slashing or damaging his works, as artists from Lucio Fontana to Steve Parrino have done, Acheson seems to let the work lie around the studio or yard: he works incrementally, adding paint and collage to the surface.
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" Ryan also blasted the President for taking executive action on this issue, saying Obama "is at minimum subverting the legislative branch, and potentially overturning its will ... No president should be able to reverse legislative failure by executive fiat, not even incrementally.
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There are good reasons, other than respect for norms and comity, why Democrats didn't do this in 2009, but if Republicans succeed at undoing most of that work in a matter of weeks, the arguments for moving incrementally will largely disappear.
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But on its face, what certainly seems to be happening is that the meeting wasn't innocent at all, and that's why Trump Jr. keeps lying about it, and keeps shifting his story incrementally rather than coming clean all at once.
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Yet all these plotlines allow the show's characters to move incrementally—but unmistakably—away from the queasy blend of bright comedy and dark truth that made the series' first season so compelling, and made Ellie Kemper's performance, as Kimmy, so touching.
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So we should not be too surprised if he is able to cobble together a majority willing to resolve the dispute over New York City ordinance with a decision that is neither deep nor wide, but that incrementally advances Second Amendment.
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I guess I just come back to this idea that incrementally, while there will be a good amount of more content, why you feel there are going to be more people who are willing to pay – you know, Disney is $6.99.
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"Model 3 deliveries did miss our bearish estimates and we see the incremental color on Model 3 net reservations (where the company showed its first declining data point) as incrementally negative," analyst David Tamberrino said in a note to clients Tuesday.
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But we're going to be coming out with a set of policies, you know, multiple policies -- about a dozen policies, that I think incrementally will each move the ball in the direction of trying to create more avenues for biosimilar competition.
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What TIMEKODE has done for 11 years is incrementally create a space where it's understood that even if you're not directly a part of the diaspora, and all the things that's come out of it, we're still very accepting of everybody.
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So some of this inaction likely comes down to internal debates between White House officials who believe in blowing the global trade system up and those who believe in incrementally changing it around the edges while maintaining the status quo.
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"I think it's way too cautious an approach," said Representative Ro Khanna, Democrat of California and a national co-chairman of Mr. Sanders's campaign, though he added that Democrats would most likely embrace any plan that lowered costs, even incrementally.
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If horse racing is cancelled in Australia, Britain and Ireland and its shops be closed, the gambling group estimated that this would incrementally reduce group earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) by around 30 million pounds per month.
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Both studies experimentally tested whether these differences affected if people would respond to provocations from others incrementally (responding in-kind to the actions of the other) or catastrophically (not responding at first until a threshold was crossed and then responding dramatically).
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"When you work with a guy, you have to have patience and know that the improvement is not going to happen right away, it's going to be incrementally," Brendan Malone, an assistant coach with the Pistons, said after a recent shootaround.
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With online ad services, the longer I did sex work, the safer I became: With good reviews, I was able to raise my rates incrementally, which allowed me to be more selective about which clients I saw after conducting safety screenings.
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Most of us, whether we are business people or political leaders, doctors or teachers, students or parents, live in the present and try to work toward the future one day at a time, taking tiny cautious steps, improving things incrementally.
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But addiction experts say that while many of the measures will help incrementally, the investment remains meager and scattershot compared with what is needed, and with what the government spent to stem the tide of AIDS-related deaths in the 1990s.
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Between the lines: Treasury yields have been incrementally moving lower throughout the year as traders have poured into bonds, correctly betting that U.S. economic data would continue to weaken and the Fed would cut overnight interest rates and ease policy.
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The rate of cash burn has been incrementally improving due to expansion of operating margins and the refinancing of high-cost debt, and starting in 2017, lower capital expenditures will also be a tailwind as large in-progress projects are completed.
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Researchers may toil incrementally for decades, unsure whether their work will ever lead to anything, only to find that they have suddenly developed a technology that raises all kinds of real-world questions to which no one has the answers.
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As a result, doctors often have to conduct a further round of testing in which patients are fed incrementally larger doses of peanut in a controlled hospital setting to confirm their allergy, a process that can itself trigger anaphylactic shock.
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The four men's majors — Masters, PGA Championship, U.S. Open and British Open – generally raise their purses incrementally to keep pace with the PGA Tour's flagship event, the Players Championship, which next week will offer a record purse of $15 million.
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In September 2007, central bankers began incrementally cutting the cost of borrowing money and continued until December 2008, when rates bottomed out at a range of zero to 0.25 percent where they stayed until the Fed hiked rates in December 2015.
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"Therefore, the state may realize net fiscal savings which we believe Illinois can ill-afford to pass up given its weakened financial position, even if the additional debt service adds incrementally to its operating deficit," S&P said in a statement.
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He lived among countless books, the notebooks in which he recorded his curiosity about everything, and his photographs of bits of buildings and superimposed layers of posters on walls, the discrete instalments from which his perception of the world incrementally emerged.
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The departure of White House chief strategist Steve Bannon may "incrementally" change things within the administration, but at the end of the day, President Donald Trump is still a poor leader, former Continental Airlines CEO Gordon Bethune told CNBC on Friday.
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Anyone endorsed by the Blue Dog PAC (which includes "Big Oil's favorite Democrat" Henry Cuellar) or by NewDems (who have attacked the Green New Deal and said we need to fight the climate crisis "incrementally") is probably also a target.
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If the two-part finale turns up the intensity even incrementally on Mr. Robot's dysfunctional new reality, they could reframe the entire season in a way that will make it far more fascinating than many are giving it credit for.
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Trump, who has railed against what he describes as a surge of migrants across the U.S.-Mexico border, has warned that the initial tariffs on Mexico will be incrementally increased each month up to 25% if a migration deal fails to materialize.
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Trump announced last week he's putting a 5% tariff on all Mexican goods starting Monday if Mexico doesn't substantially limit or stop the number of migrants crossing into the U.S. The tariffs, if enacted, will go up incrementally to 25% by October.
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"We think the results are incrementally positive for Juno and the CAR-T category more broadly as some investors have questioned the ability of CAR-T cell therapy to generate durable remissions in lymphoma," Leerink analyst Michael Schmidt said in a note.
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Films like Udaan (2010), Peddlers (2012), The Lunchbox (2013), and others have competed at major film festivals like Cannes and TIFF and fostered financial and social support for more film which has helped Bollywood incrementally move away from its spiritless and plutocratic ways.
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Here's an example of a Slack screen with multiple participants interacting at once: To enhance its screen-sharing ability, Slack acquired the collaborative workplace app Screenhero in 2014 and has been incrementally moving Screenhero's interactive features into the official Slack apps and clients.
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Even though she would insist on Putin's honoring the Minsk peace agreement for eastern Ukraine in exchange for lifting sanctions, she may be willing to reward Putin incrementally -- for observing a cease-fire, for a timely prisoner exchange or for withdrawing military equipment.
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We want to hear about how things will be good for us, not how — if we even trust a company to tell us the truth — they might be incrementally better for some people in an industry that many write off as doomed.
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"While oil prices have rebounded sharply since August 1, we believe this move has not been driven by incrementally better oil fundamentals, but instead by headlines around a potential output freeze as well as a sharp weakening of the dollar," Goldman analysts wrote.
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Climate change is happening all around us, but when your life is far more driven by the day-to-day weather, it can be hard to grasp the reality of a process playing out incrementally, globally, and over the course of generations.
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"The very most important thing about this rule is, yeah, if we lock in the 2020 standards, we're not getting as much emissions reduction as we otherwise would have, and that translates into incrementally less protection of health and the environment," he said.
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Meanwhile, as part of new CEO Dara Khosrowshahi's push to rebrand Uber around safety, Uber users can now incrementally rate their trip at any point with a star rating and written feedback, instead of having to wait for the trip to end.
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And I think we are ... I think there is a better version of social media to be invented and I don't know if that will happen incrementally, because there's lots of smart people trying to evolve these systems at these massive companies.
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Many don't, or depend on you also possessing some other piece of incrementally upgraded tech (like the kinds of fancy-shmancy TVs that play the nicest with Xbox One X). Just look at a recent example like Apple's new iPhones for the year.
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The company uses more than 130 sources of data to build its maps, and picks up incrementally more each time its maps are used in apps around the world (over 400 million people use its maps by way of third-party apps).
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Trump is making a different bet: that he can shift incrementally toward any policy he wants, so long as ethnic minorities are made to understand that under any policy regime, they will be viewed and treated as an inherently suspect, untouchable caste.
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Why it matters: These new regulations stem from President Trump's executive order on health care and will, to at least some extent, widen the market for non-ACA coverage — a prominent goal for the administration, even if it's one that will move incrementally.
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"The amount people are actually spending on gifts remains steady compared with prior surveys, but we've watched the mix of total holiday spending shift incrementally over the last five years," said Rod Sides, the leader of Deloitte's U.S. retail, wholesale and distribution practice.
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The idea was that if Republicans won in 2012, they would move swiftly to unravel the law before it took effect and then move more slowly and incrementally to enact conservative reforms that would enable a genuine consumer market in coverage for individuals.
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Management has been proactively tendering and repurchasing debt in the open market over the past couple of years in an effort to incrementally improve the near-term liquidity and maturity profiles by reducing interest payments and, in some instances, capture a par discount.
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Fortunately, they were able to trace back the bot's entire message history to the malware because each message had a unique message ID that increased incrementally, allowing the researchers to run a simple script to replay and scrape the bot's conversation history.
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This is key to its value proposition, the company's chief strategy officer Raj Kapoor said during a press briefing, because automakers or tech companies don't have to worry about not meeting rider demand as they incrementally deploy self-driving cars into the network.
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Electricity trading markets: Some of these aim to upend the centralized electric power system by introducing peer-to-peer transactions (such as trading rooftop solar power), while others seek to incrementally improve it through grid transactions (such as enhancing existing wholesale energy markets).
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She chuckles—presumably at the inconvenience of having to step around such a roadblock while injured—but pauses for a moment to marvel at the endurance and core strength it'd take to move incrementally between contortions over the course of a whole day.
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It also set limits on U.S. deployments that would be adjusted incrementally, a strategy meant to avoid mission creep by the military and prevent military moves that might seem good on the battlefield but which could have inadvertent diplomatic or political consequences.
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" But he admitted that the Obama "short game" was lacking because "we misaligned ends and means, promising too much, on the one hand — declaring 'Assad must go' and setting 'red lines' — and applying tactical tools too grudgingly and incrementally, on the other.
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In September 2007, as the financial crisis was heating up, the Fed began incrementally cutting rates and continued until December 2008, when the central bank's benchmark rate bottomed out at a range of zero to 0.25 percent where it stayed for seven years.
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Breakdown happens if the failure of large economies to meet their targets causes rising acrimony and other countries make minimal pledges or slow-walk their own goals, leading to a "low-level equilibrium" in which NDCs remain static or rise only incrementally.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States may start distributing some arms and equipment to Kurdish YPG fighters in Syria "very quickly" but it will be done incrementally and closely monitored, a spokesman for the U.S.-led coalition fighting Islamic State said on Wednesday.
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"As Apple incrementally adds new and, I would argue differentiated features, I think it will be increasingly hard for companies to compete unless they come up with something that's dramatically different," said Patrick Moorhead, president and principal analyst at Moor Insights and Strategy.
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Through March 20, it will be unfolding whenever the museum is open, its tremendously focused dancers (17 in all) progressing incrementally across the floors and furniture of the Marron Atrium, down the lobby staircase and down the stairs connecting the fourth- and fifth-floor galleries.
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The marginal cost, which is the cost of producing one additional unit of power, for nuclear power is zero or close to it; it's merely a matter of allowing the chain reaction to run incrementally faster, or changing the way you're managing heat exchange.
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If we don't increase the number, not incrementally by 10 or 20 percent like we're trying to do on IPOs this year, think of IPOs as the tip of the iceberg, but you think about how do you do this by 50 or 543 percent?
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Its chief executive Greg Maffei said last September that less than one percent of revenues were from digital and that there was a huge amount of video feed and data about the races that were being captured but not processed incrementally for the dedicated fan.
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A few years ago San Francisco startup Angaza created Pay-As-You-Go (PAYG) software for Androids, which allowed someone to buy into a solar device, like a lantern, pay it off incrementally, and thus get off using polluting fossil fuels for lighting and power.
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Given that this year is Apple's S upgrade year, meaning these phones are only incrementally better than last year's models, there are quite a few drawbacks to plunking down more than $2449,2512 for a flagship device that will be outdated 53 months from now.
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Examples of small business customers given by Straathof include a local bakery that needs to invest in a new oven, a neighbourhood pub that wants to expand with a beer garden, or an online retailer that needs to incrementally restock to meet rising demand.
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" On his blog, Grazier wrote that defense budgets during the Obama administration peaked in 210 and went "down incrementally in the years since, but they remained higher than at any time during previous administrations, including at the peak of the Reagan buildup in the 235s.
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During earlier trials the drug was shown to cause a swelling in the brain in some patients, so the company is incrementally increasing the dosage in the most recent trials in order to reduce the percentage of people who will suffer from this side effect.
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"But at some point they are going to have to move, but I think they are going to try and do it incrementally and not (in) big jumps," Bhatia told reporters in a briefing, adding he expected this to happen in one or two increments.
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Yet earnings are on pace to grow more than 15 percent this year, and if 2019 can nudge profits incrementally higher as the economy avoids recession, stocks could still be carried to fresh highs on the strength of the "E" in the P/E.
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Just as Ronda Rousey was able to do for female mixed martial artists, the emergence of Shields and Taylor has narrowed the wage gap (if only incrementally) and increased mainstream demand for female fights—even if they're only the ones involving them, for now.
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If more red, gun-friendly states take similar action, America may not move incrementally toward stricter gun laws so much as move in two different directions at once — where whether a state's gun laws are stronger than before depends on its broader political leanings.
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And because YouTube's algorithm can be easily manipulated to continuously surface incrementally similar content designed to mindlessly entertain small children, there's a huge platform-induced incentive to churn out endless, repetitive videos that essentially regurgitate the same content over and over again, with slight variations.
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There is the experience of standing close to the paintings and studying the meticulous ingenuity of a structural grid whose overlaid, off-register vertical and horizontal bands increase incrementally, with the colors occupying the gridded spaces increasing or decreasing in tandem with the grid.
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It seems hard, but not impossible, to imagine ourselves back into that earlier, more unencumbered state: knowing our bodies by how it feels to dwell in them, instead of by how they shift incrementally over the course of a day, or a lifetime. ♦
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"The press and public should not have had to wait more than 2 weeks for these details to be released, even if it had to be done incrementally as medical evaluations progressed," David Lapan, a former Pentagon spokesperson, tweeted after the Pentagon's statement Friday.
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The deal also caps the amount of enriched uranium Iran can produce and the purity to which it can enrich it, both of which Tehran has already breached, but only incrementally rather than by ramping up the level and amount as quickly as it can.
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By converting Sam's Club locations into e-commerce distribution centers, Walmart is able to keep pace with this shift — incrementally moving away from the declining big-box model and reinvesting in e-commerce fulfillment to gain an edge over Amazon with its omnichannel strategy.
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Even before news broke Monday night that the Justice Department wants the courts to strike down the entire Affordable Care Act, a press conference to introduce a package of bills that would incrementally expand on the Affordable Care Act was already on House Democrats' Tuesday agenda.
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One official said that he did not anticipate that number increasing to more than 4,500 over time, and even that increase, the official said, could come incrementally, much as the deployment of the 3,700 American troops occurred over the period of a year and a half.
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Over the course of 43 weeks, participants who were smokers would come into the store to train to run a 5K using Running Room's tried-and-true method—alternating short bursts of jogging with walking, incrementally reducing the walking until people could run the whole time.
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Similarly, overall non-interest income was up 270% from the sequential quarter due primarily to higher trading account profits amid incrementally better market conditions but down 260602% from the year ago quarter, which had stronger investment banking income, mortgage banking income, and investment and brokerage services revenue.
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"For the first time since we have had Trump and the administration in office, it looks like there is incrementally more of a possibility of tax reform going through that would actually be meaningful," said Thomas Martin, senior portfolio manager at GlobAlt Investments in Atlanta, Georgia.
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One GOP senator who faces a potentially competitive race next year expressed concern that without a spending deal that raises the debt limit beyond the 2020 elections, Democrats will force Republicans to take several votes to raise the debt limit incrementally between now and Election Day.
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"If it's a competition for businesses to locate in somewhere like Atlanta or Dallas versus somewhere like LA or New York, then maybe it's incrementally more attractive now in those lower-cost areas than it was if this tax plan hadn't gone into effect," Miller said.
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This is an ongoing debate in the industry: Is it safer to incrementally roll out semi-autonomous technology and trust humans to know its limits, or safer to wait until the technology is fully self-driving but possibly delay seeing the safety benefits of assisted driving systems?
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This one is multiple choice Russia-gate was a- Watergate times 22019 thousand b- Watergate times 1 million c- Naziism, Pearl Harbor, and Chernobyl, all wrapped up in a traitor pie d- Incrementally more disturbing than the typical corrupt bs that happens in our politics Question 4.
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The story she told, preserved in her unpublished memoirs — a combination of her own reflections and meticulously compiled correspondence and records related to her family's escape — detailed the changes that came as authoritarianism slowly gained power, incrementally at first, so that people became accustomed to them.
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New data from Devenir, a company that helps administrators pick and carry out investment options for H.S.A.s, shows that people with older accounts do indeed have larger balances that seem to grow incrementally over time, suggesting that at least some actual saving is going on here.
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In contrast to traditional &apossubtractive manufacturing&apos techniques — where an object is made by removing parts from a piece of raw material (think carving a wooden object or forging metal by pouring it into a mold) — 3D printing consists of manufacturers incrementally adding material layer by layer.
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Even while continuing to shred and chop — taking the pocketknife to a straw broom head and a stalk of celery — she treats the place as if it's not to be disturbed, wiping her feet before stepping onto a checkered mat, incrementally shifting a stack of blocks.
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"The Fed statement was incrementally more hawkish than its March statement, removing its concerns about "global and financial developments"," said Angus Nicholson, a market analyst at IG. Kathy Lien, managing director of foreign exchange strategy at BK Asset Management, said the Fed's statement was a positive for the greenback.
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"At the margin, its market share has continued to increase, with its very strong position in mobile and its ongoing innovation likely to continue to expand that share incrementally for the foreseeable future," wrote Mahaney, whose price target is right at $1,000, in his earnings preview this week.
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These fates are interwoven: The more renewable energy, the less pressure on a creaky, aged power grid—and, incrementally, hopefully, the less fuel for climate change, and the mitigated risk of deadly dry and windy weather conditions that push those inevitable wildfires faster and further than ever before.
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We typically [buy] a controlling interest in a company, and it's such a large change in the shareholder base that it usually catalyzes a discussion of what is the right structure of management team over next five years, versus incrementally figuring out what you have and what you need.
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But though the new steps are an inconvenience that could cause Russian oil companies to incur extra costs, the sources, who work for Russian oil firms and Russian and foreign oil trading houses, said that they were only incrementally worse than sanctions that have been in place since 2014.
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And many programs at community colleges are designed to serve working students, with flexible course offerings that accommodate students with full-time jobs, and "stackable credential programs" that encourage students to start with certificate programs and work incrementally toward higher degrees while earning work experience in their new field.
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Concerned that strong signals could raise market volatility and undo its plans, ECB policymakers are seen shifting their message only incrementally, setting up for a bigger move in October or December, before its 2.3 trillion euro ($13 trillion) bond purchase scheme expires at the end of the year.
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A combination of traffic codes, civil liability laws, insurance policies and administrative requirements made cars incrementally safer by World War II. Had the traffic death rate remained unchanged since America's worst year, 1937, we would have had nearly 2023,000 traffic deaths in the U.S. in 2016 instead of 38,21625.
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One of the more surprising narrative decisions moves a pivotal character death from early in the novel to the end of the series to pack a heavier punch, but Davies and Michôd choose to escalate Yossarian's suffering incrementally rather than at random, perhaps for our own sanity as viewers.
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"The Slack solution is impressive and represents a strong growth opportunity, however we believe penetrating this next phase of enterprises will be incrementally more difficult as the Microsoft/Teams value proposition presents a major competitive hurdle going forward in sales cycles," Wedbush analysts Daniel Ives and Strecker Backe wrote.
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I'm sure—for like three hours before they finally worked up the guts to do it, and once they start knocking, they won't stop until, at 2101-minute intervals throughout the night, you keep agreeing to incrementally turn the music down, and then they call the police anyway.
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Source: FactSet "Paced by cyclical tailwinds from fiscal policy, a relatively tight labor market amid easy financial conditions, and trailing inflation and inflation expectations that are rising, the tone coming from FOMC speeches have become incrementally hawkish," said Thierry Wizman, global interest rates and currencies strategist at Macquarie Group.
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Despite these efforts, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson later told Fox News that the terms had to be changed or the deal would be scrapped, singling out the so-called sunset clauses – under which some curbs on Iran's nuclear program are incrementally lifted from 2025 – as the main issue.
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He sometimes cast protest votes against bipartisan bills that sailed through Congress with huge majorities (like the lame-duck tax-and-stimulus deal that the White House reached with congressional legislators at the end of 2010), but whenever his vote was needed to incrementally advance some progressive cause, it was there.
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"There's been no jaw-dropping news this week but we have had incrementally less bond-friendly news - the FOMC minutes, the euro area PMIs, and Fed speakers in recent days that give the impression that July was an insurance rate cut," said John Davies, G2150 rates strategist at Standard Chartered Bank.
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"Expected outcomes of our work include new blockchain and smart contract technologies that are secure, incrementally deployable, and efficient to meet the industry's needs," said Emin Gün Sirer, co-director of IC3 and a professor at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York Reporting by Anna Irrera; Editing by Lisa Shumaker
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It is too soon to assess if lending standards have held up in markets where there has been sustained high credit growth, but banks have been taking incrementally greater risk in some segments - such as SMEs and consumer lending, and through expansion offshore - as they try to overcome competitive pressures.
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The company's phones have incrementally crept up in price over the years, but the 5T is still half the price of the iPhone X. The new phone follows in the footsteps of last year's 3T (there was no OnePlus 4 — it seriously has something to do with the LA Lakers).
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" Looks like we might be ready to rollout most of Autopilot functionality for HW2 towards the end of next week — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) December 23, 2016 In late November, Musk announced a mid-December launch date for the new features, though he did say they would get rolled out "incrementally.
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"There's been no jaw-dropping news this week, but we have had incrementally less bond-friendly news - the FOMC minutes, the euro area PMIs, and Fed speakers in recent days that give the impression that July was an insurance rate cut," said John Davies, G10 rates strategist at Standard Chartered Bank.
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Beyond the voyeuristic thrill of eavesdropping on someone's therapy sessions, the acting and the slowly unspooling conversations are especially compelling in the way they incrementally reveal tantalizing details about the characters and their relationships with each other — and the sinister government conspiracy they may all unwittingly be a part of.
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