Social work has become a larger part of the medical mission.
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Financial, educational, business services are suddenly a larger part of China's imports.
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Unions would begin to play a larger part in the political establishment.
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"Analytics has played a larger part of what we do," says Colangelo.
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"For the larger part of my childhood, I felt alone," Blatt said.
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Women are a larger part of our workforce and are earning more money.
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Pound-for-pound, immigrants are a larger part of companies founded in technology.
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Trump's small-dollar donor operation is a larger part of his fundraising apparatus.
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Moreover, men make up a significantly larger part of the Republican political leadership.
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So okay, Rey is now a larger part of Force Awakens tie-in merchandise.
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SpongeBob memes have been an internet mainstay for the larger part of the 25s.
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America was taking up a larger part of my mind than it ever had before.
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The rise of big data means that probabilities are becoming a larger part of life.
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Many people's biggest asset, their home, could also play a larger part in funding longer lives.
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Now that the focus is on data privacy, a larger part of the industry feels vulnerable.
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It's something he says he hopes becomes a larger part of Judy's brand in the future.
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But those who write the tools to dump games must take a larger part of the blame.
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It's also the latest move to make social media check-ups a larger part of border security.
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Protein, fruits, and vegetables now make up a larger part of her diet than they ever have.
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Amazon has been very active in trying to carve out a larger part of the apparel space.
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For Amazon, big profits line the horizon if transport becomes a larger part of its business model.
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He's been more efficient while holding up a larger part of the offensive burden than ever before.
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"Military issues form a larger part of the foreign policy portfolio," Mr. Sestanovich said of this period.
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The hack comes at a time when facial recognition is playing a larger part in US border security.
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The larger part of Spotify's business is free users — 109 million monthly actives on the ad-supported tier.
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The larger part of Spotify's business is free users – 109 million monthly actives on the ad-supported tier.
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As they become a larger part of finance, the temptation to abuse them will be just as great.
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Clients are spending an ever-larger part of their technology budget on software, according to research firm Gartner.
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Its part would be the larger part with six districts, and the minority's part would have four districts.
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A host of other chipmakers, which depend on China for a larger part of their revenues, also slipped.
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If we want people to vote, we need to make it a larger part of their self-image.
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He said that the economy and climate issues played a larger part in his political choices than immigration.
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Mr Macron was right to point out that in future Europe will have to play a larger part. ■
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It was unclear whether Trump would make homelessness a larger part of his own visit to the state.
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That means that a larger part of the body is composed of glass, which is susceptible to shattering.
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The Harris campaign makes clear this is an opening salvo in a larger part of her gun safety agenda.
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And while I still had that cynical voice in my head, the larger part of me was incredibly stoked.
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It has a large part to do with the environment, and an even larger part to do with health.
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But it covers a much larger part of the country's landmass, giving it a powerful advantage in the Senate.
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In British Columbia, the tech sector now makes up a larger part of the GDP than the resource sector.
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I pay a larger part of the rent, so my boyfriend pays all of our utilities, including my cellphone bill.
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But Democrats hope Colorado is becoming the next "blue state," thanks in larger part to an influx of new residents.
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Mr Ashdown's new grand design will also fail unless the larger part of Labour comes around to supporting electoral reform.
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A larger part of our health is determined by factors such as our socioeconomic status, ethnicity, gender and geographic location.
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She said she felt like Starbucks was missing a larger part of the discussion by not addressing other minority communities.
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The result is pretty stunning; a 32.8 by 6.6 feet-sized behemoth that takes up the larger part of a room.
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So demand response, for both electricity and gas, may become a larger part of coping with the cold in the future.
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That's part of what makes life so sad; it is an even larger part of what makes life so wondrously fascinating.
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It forms part of a huge binational conurbation, of which Juárez, just across the border in Mexico, comprises the larger part.
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"We will try to get back a larger part of the loan, which is probably possible," Kostin told reporters in St Petersburg.
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And as squid and octopuses become a larger part of human diets, we're harvesting more cephalopods from the sea than ever before.
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However, a larger part of your success can be attributed to the people you surround yourself with and the insight they provide.
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Many other wind farm operators tend to keep a larger part of their developments, which is more capital-intensive and limits growth.
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Martin refused, though, possibly because this connection between words and wind is foreshadowing a larger part of the story yet to come.
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In Houston, McCann can play for a potentially contending team, with the chance to be a larger part of the everyday lineup.
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Hiring a lawyer, as anyone who has settled in a foreign country can attest, is often the larger part of being legal.
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As more devices become commercially available, their manufacturers hope that devices will take over a larger part of the market to treat pain.
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It's unclear how long the company has been piloting this program, but it could become a larger part of its overall advertising strategy.
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However, the authors also say that external social structures could play a larger part in explaining why friends tend to be genetically similar.
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But it is a much bigger temperature difference and it covers a much larger part of the sky than can be easily explained.
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But with Brexit the headache would be exponentially bigger because a larger part of European banks' debt is currently issued under English law.
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Increased Working Capital Demand: Fitch expects Yestar's working capital requirements to increase significantly as IVD takes up a larger part of Yestar's business.
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"I think it just starts with play calls," Horford says when asked why post-ups have become a larger part of his offense.
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Rajat Gupta had been moved to a larger part of the prison when he came face to face with his nemesis, Raj Rajaratnam.
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Lopez estimated that his company spent over $3 million buying shoes last year, though consignments were a larger part of his company's business.
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This could benefit Netflix, as people will be willing to spend a larger part of their former cable bill on subscription video services.
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Par for the course, Dumplin's trailer is a fairly misleading, presenting Aniston as a larger part of the film than she actually is.
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The class then discussed how changes in advertising and promotion could help women become a larger part of skateboarding, and action sports in general.
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Woods spent the larger part of his speech discussing climate change, an area for which Exxon has come under attack in the past year.
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Mid caps, which derive a larger part of earnings from the UK, pulled out of their dive with an hour of trading to go.
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He has also called on the White House, which is backing certain rebel groups, to take a larger part in the Syrian civil war.
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"In the 80's and 90's, early 2000's, energy stocks were a much larger part of the stock market pie," said Zandi.
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But it is also, in larger part, the result of networking with privileged young people who already enjoy the benefits of wealth and family connections.
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It is like the microscope, but lets us understand a (larger and larger) part of the physical world through its projection on the data space.
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Empowering pharmacists to be a larger part of the solution will not only help reduce costs, but more importantly it may also help save lives.
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At the same time, electronic media are becoming a larger part of teen's lives and are often used before bed, O'Loughlin told Reuters Health by email.
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But he would not be a wish-fulfillment candidate for many African-Americans — a larger part of the Democratic base — the way Ms. Lynch would be.
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Information technology shares, as a sector, are now a much larger part of the market, comprising just under 20 percent of the S&P 500 index.
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"It's amazing, if you stop to think about it -- the larger part of the Democratic Party is waged against him, and it's pretty even," Larry says.
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Part of the answer can be found in the local population's eating habits, but a larger part can be found in the eating habits of the cows.
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Indeed, it is entirely right that China, as a global economic power, should play a larger part in providing the maritime security on which global trade depends.
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Women and people of color have represented an increasingly larger part of the equation in recent years, but still primarily as sidekicks, love interests, and supporting characters.
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It makes sense that the perspectives of children aren't a larger part of the book—Onion is a historian and children don't leave rich archives to study.
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As data becomes a larger part of decision making within large enterprises, new users are facing the daunting challenge of dealing with data pipelines and cloud infrastructure.
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Another option would try to keep control of a larger part of the country — more than half of the area the American and Kurdish fighters currently controlled.
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But his sexuality became a much larger part of his political identity after he spoke this month to the Victory Fund, a group that supports L.G.B.T. candidates.
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And for those in their later years, the ability to have access to care, and as a result, a larger part of our older population can stay productive.
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As murders in New York City have fallen to record lows in recent years, domestic killings have come to make up an ever larger part of detectives' workloads.
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Adonis was able to get my clients to cave to his every demand, and the larger part of my job consisted of warning them not to do that.
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China, the worst-hit country, is a much larger part of the world economy than a decade ago, yet increasingly limited by worries about its own mounting debts.
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As hardware and apps continue to expand capabilities and evolve to better emulate the paper experience, more designers will adopt digital as a larger part of the creative process.
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This year's Somali famine may be easier to tackle than the one in 2011, when al-Shabab, a vicious Islamist militia, held a much larger part of the country.
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Individual trackers cover a larger part of the web, as well: no longer will an advertiser or analytics company be found only in a thin cross-section of sites.
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He said the world will not stop driving altogether, people will just switch to self-driving electric vehicles, which will become a much larger part of the sharing economy.
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Google searches for anxiety tend to be higher in places with lower levels of education, lower median incomes and a larger part of the population living in rural areas.
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A retreat in wholesale volumes has also made retail accounts a larger part of overall market activity and a target market for a number of major banks' FX business models.
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In other words, an election strategy of appealing to whites only will have limited returns for Republicans in presidential politics, as younger minorities become a larger part of the electorate.
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As betting becomes a larger part of sports culture, broadcasters could use that data in other ways, like displaying it on the screen or in broadcasts specifically aimed at gamblers.
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When a chain seemed to come loose on a part of the robot that moves up and down, a competition judge recommended a larger part, and another team provided one.
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Mid-caps which derive a larger part of earnings from the UK and depend more on the domestic economy fell, however, as investors expressed concern around the country's economic stability.
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However, Musk tweeted on Sunday that "The larger part of potential demand for Tesla products is at a price point that we do not believe Tesla can be profitable," he added.
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As a consequence of the strong Asian results, however, 2015 marked the inflection point when the growth markets of Asia accounted for a larger part of the Group than Eastern Europe.
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Fitch believes the company is strategically shifting toward managed and cloud services as it encompasses a larger part of the industry value chain and attracts a larger set of potential customers.
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Mr. Trudeau's government is expected to produce a similar set of regulations for Canada, where oil and gas extraction is a larger part of the economy than in the United States.
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Pennsylvania is the country's second largest natural gas producer and sees opportunity there as renewables become a larger part of the city and the state's energy portfolio and fossil fuel diminishes.
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The first big tool that opened up a larger part of my island was the vaulting pole, which I got the crafting recipe for on day two along with a shovel.
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Mr. Abe does not want to hurt his relationship with Iran, but needs to balance that concern against American demands that Japan shoulder a larger part of its own defense burden.
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Ms. Cho tries to educate her colleague on a deeply personal issue: The larger part of the debate has to do with the 'whitewashing' of Asian and Asian Americans in film.
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Conductrix is a series of 3D and virtual reality conducting tutorials, but it's just a larger part of Muso-VR, a future for music lessons, learning, and gaming in virtual reality.
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It also works alongside the iOS and iPadOS versions of Screen Time, collecting and conglomerating usage data from all your devices so you can track a larger part of your day's productivity.
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Beyond premium prices, those producers are evaluating options such as direct sales, using new web-based marketplaces, and higher interaction with end-users to grab a larger part of the sales proceeds.
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With Christine McVie's return in 2014, each member of the quintet that defined popular music for the larger part of the 1970s continues to tour, drawn back together again by some centripetal force.
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It's impossible to know if this week of diplomacy marks the beginning of a permanent change, but there are reasons to believe diplomacy will remain a larger part of Trump's foreign policy arsenal.
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"We have sold the larger part of these holdings, but there is still some investment remaining ... the ambition is to have all of it sold by the end of this year," Christensen added.
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And beyond grabbing a larger part of the value chain for itself, controlling the production of chips would also give China indirect control over myriad other industries, from social networking to personal computing.
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But I worry that there is a risk in the discussion elsewhere of so fetishising the top 1% that we lose focus on the issues affecting the vastly larger part of the population.
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A huge number of companies rely on Amazon's S3 hosting service for their websites and apps, so when Amazon began experiencing errors earlier today, a much larger part of the internet felt it too.
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This may sound like an episode of Black Mirror, but as the digital world makes up a larger part of our everyday reality, the stakes for seeking out and preserving truth are much higher.
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"The rate of growth in Africa is higher than that of Western markets and other parts of the world, so it'll continue to become a larger and larger part of our revenue," he said.
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Part of this is due to a league-wide trend of improved offensive efficiency, but a larger part is the Cavaliers having built a near-perfect roster around James to maximize his offense talents.
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"As we borrow more from tomorrow to pay for today, interest will consume a larger and larger part of the budget, limiting our options and threatening economic opportunities for the next generation," he added.
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A retreat in wholesale volumes has also made retail accounts a larger part of overall market activity, and industry estimates trading in the second quarter was worth the equivalent of $335 billion a day.
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Model 3 has become a larger part of the lease mix as well as the introduction of standard range trims of the 3 and adjustments to vehicle pricing, Tesla said in its earnings report.
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The retreat in wholesale volumes has also made retail accounts a larger part of overall market activity, and trading had risen sharply in both quarterly and annual terms at the start of this year.
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The programs Booz Allen will help stand up are ones to watch: they are a larger part of the federal government's overall DEFEND initiative, which stands for Dynamic and Evolving Federal Enterprise Network Defense.
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For decades, as the cost of health care has become a larger and larger part of America's gross domestic product, health outcomes for Americans have continued to fall far behind those for other developed nations.
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"In our view, the latter remains unlikely given the evident hostility towards Berlusconi of a large part of M5S MPs (and arguably an even larger part of M5S electors)," he said in a note Monday.
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The larger part of the project is connecting this post-Civil Rights activist history in the Puerto Rican community with what's happening on the island today, linking these two histories and creating conversations between them.
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His jabs at immigrants and pledge to discard the Affordable Care Act clash with the priorities of Asian-American voters as they become a larger part of the electorate, lawmakers said at the Democratic National Convention.
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But I was impressed with how far Google Assistant and Google Home have come in a short period, and it's not difficult to see them becoming a larger part of travelers' lives in the near future.
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The Muslim Brotherhood has devoted the larger part of its involvement in public life to providing social service programs in poor neighborhoods, including free clinics, food banks and academic and logistic support to poor college students.
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Those results are worthy of Mr Buffett, but the next step is to split Berkshire into two areas and examine the larger part—its acquired industrial businesses, spanning its railway, energy, utility, manufacturing, services and retail units.
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If the gender trend at BDD continues to expand beyond that community, and if more women in the country begin to pursue founder and executive roles, there's hope for women to become a larger part of Lebanon's economy.
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NBA senior vice-president of digital media Melissa Brenner spoke about the slow adoption of virtual reality as a consumer technology, and how the league is cautiously optimistic that it will become a larger part of the fan experience over time.
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They reveal that while Mr Hofer could win the (mostly ceremonial) Austrian presidency on Sunday, his party has been an established force in his country for decades and became the larger part of a coalition government as long ago as 2000.
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And if there was still something in me that felt like I was playing a character — Girl Who Effortlessly Flirts with Other Girls — there was a larger part that wondered if it was supposed to have been this painless all along.
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Mobile ad revenue continues to become a larger part of Facebook's total ad revenue: Facebook mobile ad revenue in 2011: 0% Facebook mobile ad revenue in 2017: 89% News Feed saturation and algorithm changes continue to impact Facebook's ad inventory.
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Only inside an elite bubble that is disconnected from the larger part of the Democratic base that is not wealthy and white can one believe that the base wants to sacrifice every other issue for exclusive ideological purity on abortion.
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The greater danger to the troops in Saudi Arabia may be not from the sort of Shia who did Khobar Towers but from the Sunni extremists who have been the much larger part of anti-US international terrorism in recent decades.
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The medallion "was probably one of the most Instagrammed pieces in the entire fair," said the gallery's director Jason T. Busch, noting that he expects contemporary design to become an even larger part of his business in the coming years.
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Although fatal injury rates for the older age cohorts have not changed much over time, there has been an increase in the number of fatal injury cases of older workers as older Americans become a larger part of the workforce.
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Among many other details, the gossip also alleges that Kelly Marie Tran's character Rose Tico, whose part was controversially shrunk to nearly nothing, originally had a much larger part before it, too, was cut at the behest of meddling studio executives.
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If a larger part of the (exiled) 3.5 million Syrians would come to Greece due to a potential massive crisis in Turkey, it would be a big political problem for Greece and could impact the standing of Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras.
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Back in January, Scorsese, appearing via satellite at the Television Critics Association press tour, told reporters that he hoped to be a larger part of the day-to-day action on Vinyl — even moreso than when he was an EP on Boardwalk Empire.
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There many be a hipness factor to coworking, but it's also becoming a larger part of the gig economy; the Intuit 2020 Report suggests that 80% of global corporations plan to significantly increase their use of contingent labor over the next few years.
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If anything good could possibly have come out of Donald Trump's pride in his ability to sexually assault women and accusations of further misconduct from several women, at the very least, sexual violence is becoming a larger part part of public discourse.
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The administration is now looking at ways to use this or a similar method to lower prices in Medicare's much larger Part D, which is for widely used prescription drugs patients take at home, such as for cholesterol and blood pressure, the sources said.
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But a larger part of the appeal is just how cool Prisma makes even the most mundane images (and now, videos) look, so much so that my Verge colleague Vlad Savov (and unabashed Prisma user) called it a contender for best app of the year.
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"As Amazon becomes a larger part of the home, whether it's products delivered to the home, security monitoring, home services like Wi-Fi installation, you can make the case that insurance is the next logical step for this company," said Morningstar analyst R.J. Hottovy.
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But another, much larger part of you, thinks: yeah but going to some tenth grader's party essentially constitute social death, and this was definitely one of them, you knew that even before the bleak photos of him dancing alone made it on to Facebook.
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And just as with science, all this S2 infrastructure is held in place in part through explicit rules, but also in part (much larger part than most people thought, as the Trump years are demonstrating) through norms, unwritten rules enforced via social approbation or disapprobation.
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According to Nielsen research, for the first 50 weeks of 2016 audio on demand — streaming — had become a larger part of the music business (38 percent) than digital sales (36 percent); as sales of downloads fell, streaming had risen by 77 percent over 213.
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As these tools get smarter, they'll likely be able to look ahead even further and maybe even suggest to auto-complete larger part of a program's code based on the context of what you're trying to achieve and it's knowledge of how others have solved similar problems.
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But a larger part of my pride was based on the fact that I gave half my wages to my mother, which meant that some of my earnings were used for real things—an insurance-policy payment or what was owed to the milkman or the iceman.
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The car ban covered a larger part of the city than last year's event, closing off more than 650 km (400 miles) of roads in the French capital and offering attractions such as skating sessions and a picnic on the banks of the Seine near city hall.
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The ability to chat across devices and see past messages are "core features for tens of millions of our users," according to Telegram's spokesperson Markus Ra. "Removing them would mean a dramatic downgrade for the larger part of Telegram's audience," Ra told Motherboard in an email.
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"After the president spent his week in Europe dividing our allies and embracing Putin, it is clear that the Senate must play a larger part in strengthening our relationships with NATO allies — and that is exactly what the Senate NATO Observer Group can do," King said.
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The analysts see cloud products becoming a larger part of Microsoft's revenue mix in the years ahead, particularly as it takes market share in infrastructure, which entails raw computing and storage resources for storing data and hosting applications, as well as by providing more services for application deployment.
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As health care continues to take up a larger part of the overall economy, structural changes — such as the push toward paying for value, greater emphasis on care management and increased cost sharing with consumers — are taking a stronger hold, pulling back against rapid health-care spending growth.
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The larger part is how Trump has advanced what some experts say are Russian President Vladimir Putin's higher-level objectives: dividing the United States internally, eroding solidarity with European allies, reducing the projection of American power abroad and thereby enhancing the 21st century influence of a diminished Russian state.
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Some former American officials said that by detaining a citizen of multiple countries, Russia may have miscalculated by picking not just a fight with the United States, but with a larger part of the international community — inviting the kind of multinational pressure that Moscow is most susceptible to.
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Into the zeitgeist Whether or not "non-jihadist" beheadings are on the increase, this brutal method of killing has inarguably come to occupy a larger part of the public consciousness, as ISIS's beheadings have grabbed international headlines and the terror group's call on supporters to attack "disbelievers" has reverberated worldwide.
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Long after the writings of the Marquis de Sade and the rise of post-WWII leather culture, BDSM is finally enjoying its time in the light, and works by photographer Ian Reid exemplify the ways in which bondage, discipline, dominance, and submission have become a larger part of the cultural landscape.
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Despite its loyal fan base and backing from the U.K.'s trade unions, however, the party still has a long way to go to convince the larger part of the electorate that is wary that Labour is offering too much of a retrograde and too far-left vision for Britain.
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With its sharp — at times cutting — tone, Jezebel fostered discussions about gender, sexism and power that have since become a larger part of the mainstream conversation, most recently in light of the allegations of sexual harassment involving the ousted Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein and the former Fox News host Bill O'Reilly.
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But while the larger part of market experts seem to agree a trade war would be generally bad for the whole world, there are some countries that could indeed benefit from Chinese tariffs on U.S. goods, as it creates potential room for other trade partners to expand their own exports.
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Since I have lived the larger part of the last decade along the stretch of Flatbush Avenue south of Crown Heights known as Caribbean Flatbush, the version of Brooklyn that one finds in Williamsburg — the Brooklyn of national popular perception; a sort of East Coast Portlandia, only richer — was largely foreign to me.
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So it's just a question of what opportunities are there in the world, and Italy is part of the world, it's not a larger part of the world than, for example, Brazil, as you mentioned-, FS: But there is a big opportunity for digital transformation networks now in the country, so we're taking that opportunity.
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Meanwhile Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a rising star of the U.S. political left, said MMT needed to be "a larger part of our conversation" about funding the proposed "Green New Deal" – a sweeping plan put forward by a group of Democrats to move America towards clean energy, universal healthcare and a bigger social safety net.
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But this narrative paints a misleading picture of the typical Trump voter, and by doing so, lets off the hook an entire class of voters who are at least as responsible for Trump's victory: middle-class and wealthy suburban whites, who also came out in droves for Trump and who make up a larger part of his coalition.
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Making up a larger part of the military than ever before, women are 18 percent of all officers and 16 percent of enlisted service members as of July, according to Pentagon data — but still many say they feel invisible in a society that is conditioned to think primarily of soldiers, sailors, airmen, Marines and Coast Guard members as men.
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But by the time such clients had gained saturation among online chatters a few years later, texting and social media had taken over, and the way we thought of "chat" was changing: Instead of seeing an instant messaging client as a destination, or online conversations as a unique, isolated behavior, we began to experience organic digital interaction as a larger part of our daily lives.
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Fitch notes however that either a substantial increase in the amount drawn under the credit agreement which causes this form of borrowing to become a materially larger part of the fund's capital structure, a material change in the portfolio composition, or a change in the credit agreement terms that increases the likelihood that a TPS dividend or redemption payment could be delayed, could negatively impact Fitch's rating on the TPS.
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