It's not made to last longer than a passing fad.
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Go for one that will last longer than a week.
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That means the trend could last longer than some expect.
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Mrs May will hope to last longer than he did.
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Don't let a conversational silence last longer than four seconds.
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These last longer than inefficient bulbs and use less power.
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Hopefully these will last longer than the cheap factory-made ones!
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In addition, rain may last longer than we were earlier anticipating.
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That approach might last longer than big, forced changes, observers reckon.
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That relationship should last longer than the one with the rapper.
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On the moon, however, quakes can last longer than an hour.
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"The fighting didn't last longer than 30 minutes," the colonel said.
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We have already caused damage that may last longer than us.
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But its efforts in that direction could last longer than hitherto imagined.
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Act fast, because these fares won't last longer than a few days.
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Here's hoping this year's iteration will last longer than the Compute Card.
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Most TV couples, especially on dramas, don't last longer than two episodes.
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Turns out people want durable dumbphones that'll last longer than a year.
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Though they last longer than innerspring mattresses, they tend to trap heat.
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Some analysts reckon the run curbs may last longer than previously expected.
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Typically, family-owned businesses do not last longer than a few generations.
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Payments as high as 20 percent could last longer than a decade.
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As a result, Spirit's shutdown is likely to last longer than Boeing's.
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Condoms expire in 2 to 5 yearsSome condoms last longer than others.
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Under President Barack Obama, short-term plans couldn't last longer than three months.
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None of it'll last longer than the particular phone you're shooting it on.
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In fact, studies have confirmed that IUDs last longer than the FDA recommendation.
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Its trips will be more expensive and last longer than Blue Origin's, though ...
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Subway Reads will last longer than a summer romance, but not much longer.
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They don't know if Trump's "different direction" will last longer than a term.
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Footprints in parts of this valley can last longer than a human lifetime.
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The problem for investors is that the scandal will last longer than her tenure.
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The potential impact of a session with her can last longer than any bruise.
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To last longer than Skinner, Priebus would need to stay on until Sept. 30.
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"I hope the camps last longer than the legacy of my films," he said.
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That means the Republican battle could last longer than thought last week, he added.
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The biggest change is "limitless Snaps," which last longer than the 10-second maximum.
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Whether any of this will last longer than an Instagram video is another question.
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And they almost always last longer than you think or deeper than you think.
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Since desert locusts breed so quickly, a plague can last longer than a decade.
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The U.S. official noted that the summit is unlikely to last longer than one day.
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Most managers who aren't passionate about the restaurant industry don't last longer than a year.
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Storms are often warmer and last longer than in the past, fires are more intense.
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However, Canaccord warned the tough times could last longer than expected for oilfield services companies.
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Of course, we don't know if this behavior change will last longer than a day.
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It's really about trying to build a culture that will last longer than the business.
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Even in the age of consent, this embrace can last longer than a Scorsese movie.
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That could last longer than six months or one year, as currently expected, he cautioned.
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That could last longer than six months or a year, as currently expected, he cautioned.
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They last longer than men and women, after all, and their arms are opened wide.
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It's rare for graffiti on the streets of Moscow to last longer than 24 hours.
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Phys Ed The benefits of exercise may last longer than many of us might expect.
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Cars last longer than they used to, so the demand for new ones continues to slow.
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This year, the event will last longer than ever, going all the way through mid-January.
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It won't perpetuate the problem, plus these materials are much stronger and last longer than plastic.
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In our view, this likely means that the 737 delay could last longer than previously expected.
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Once every 1003,000 years or so, an inter-ice age period will last longer than that.
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Addressing these issues will require a global discussion that may well last longer than five years.
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Nevertheless, in that time, we have caused damage that may well last longer than our species.
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During the Cold War, I was sure the Berlin Wall would last longer than I would.
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It is also expected to last longer than concrete, which can crack and requires constant maintenance.
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Kropiwnicki said the new central bank projection would show that deflation would last longer than previously expected.
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These are solid headphones with a build quality that seem like they'll last longer than other options.
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Nevertheless, in that time, we have caused damage that may well last longer than our species itself.
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IUDs and implants can remain in place for years, meaning some can last longer than Trump's presidency.
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Hall would especially like to find out whether the knot can last longer than its superfluid medium.
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The trimmer's carbon-steel blades are specially hardened so that they last longer than your average blade.
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Powell said the nature of expansions now is to last longer than they have in the past.
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Talk to a doctor if your symptoms last longer than 7 daysFirst, note when your symptoms started.
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But if side effects are more severe or last longer than usual, you should seek medical attention.
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Still, the incubation period can last longer than 14 days in 1% of patients, one study suggested.
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So far, the restoration team's belief that their preservation will last longer than the original holds up.
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But it was unlikely that the sense of total triumph would last longer than 12 more hours.
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Dr. Godbole, who is still working, can make her household's money last longer than the Yates's savings.
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Availability is limited and the prices may not last longer than a couple of days — so book fast!
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It remains to be seen if the company will last longer than the content it plans to release.
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Because of this accelerated speed, we're actually seeing some trends last longer than what you would have anticipated.
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The best smartwatches you can get typically don't last longer than two days, and most require daily charging.
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But then as the mellifluous strings fade away, you realize they'll probably last longer than all of us.
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More often than not, you have to sacrifice hydration for it to last longer than a few hours.
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Most people who discontinue antidepressants do not suffer from withdrawal symptoms that last longer than a few days.
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That's very unusual at a time when most laptop and tablet batteries won't last longer than a day.
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Many people at the time, here and elsewhere, expected that the money would last longer than it did.
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Because asylum backlogs can last longer than two years, immigrants would not discover the fraud for a while.
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"If those things are delayed further on, these excellent margins will last longer than people expected," Sevick said.
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We're able to enjoy things that last longer than a few hundred milliseconds, like music, books, conversation, movies.
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Because of genetic differences, certain flowers — like chrysanthemums and carnations — simply last longer than others, Dr. Anderson said.
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The Perseids are known for explosions of light and color that last longer than those of typical meteors.
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This was his moment to shine, to ensure that his defeat did not last longer than 90 minutes.
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"People are living longer, and our dollars today have to last longer than they ever have before," Foulks said.
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What was initially sold as a short-term crisis expedient measure looks set to last longer than a decade.
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This new scooter is supposed to be more comfortable and last longer than other models and is highly customizable.
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Take its Lippie Stixs, for example, which last longer last longer than some of the best high-end formulas.
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The Pizza Underground was never meant to last forever, but it did last longer than people thought it should've.
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The stainless steel design of the kettle will also help it last longer than a glass or ceramic option.
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House of Marley wants its offerings to last longer than its competitors so fewer products get sent to landfills.
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At $98, they're a bit pricey, but seem well-constructed and should last longer than many less expensive brands.
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Charismatic candidates need to build strong parties that last longer than one election if they are to improve democracy.
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ChefSteps said Joule's thick-film technology would last longer than coil-heating methods like Anova's, but time will tell.
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It seems that markets do expect the impact of the outbreak to last longer than a couple of months.
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She doesn't overstate, yet the effect is epic; the phrases, the underlying breaths, last longer than you'd thought possible.
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An important caveat about these data is that immunity from natural infection may last longer than immunity from vaccination.
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They attach onto your tap and typically last longer than other options, filtering out more impurities than pitchers do.
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Instead, we're looking at a slowdown — and there are signs it could last longer than many economists initially anticipated.
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I had a book deal, and an advance that I thought would last longer than the year it did.
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He thinks democracy is the best form of government, and he's always asking why some last longer than others.
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Recessions that emerge from distress in the financial sector tend to run deeper and last longer than other recessions.
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A lot of people feel that this trade war is going to be protracted, last longer than we think.
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An attorney joked that the waiting period for the case to be tried might last longer than the Trump administration.
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If you're using it a couple of times per day, more for personal use, it will last longer than that.
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They rarely last longer than a couple of minutes, and so there's only so much they can throw us around.
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Nicholson took command in March 2016 for a tour of duty that typically does not last longer than two years.
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Sometimes, these videos last longer than a full minute: the equivalent a six part historical drama, by viral video standards.
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The next phase, he said, is to obtain a preliminary injunction, which would last longer than a temporary restraining order.
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Visits with integrative medicine doctors typically last longer than traditional primary care, which tend to be limited to 15 minutes.
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All three of these companies have issued statements assuring that they have contingency plans if closures last longer than expected.
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At some hospitals, staff members are being asked to reuse masks not designed to last longer than a few hours.
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Coronavirus, aka COVID-19, is the latest contagion sweeping the world, and its effects might last longer than you think.
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Roach said he expected the disruption from COVID-19 to last longer than the damage SARS wrought 17 years ago.
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And flight suspensions and travel advisories could last longer than they did during SARS, which would weigh on international airlines.
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But it also has an extra-large battery that Huawei says will last longer than that in many other phones.
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Maybe even check out some with a braided cable, which tend last longer than the ones that come in the box.
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But at least you can be comfortable knowing that your $5,000 machine can last longer than a couple of years.[iFixit]
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Federal officials assured that the arrangement would not last longer than 60 days, and the children were relocated after two months.
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I told him he's a great baseball player and our friendship will last longer than this at-bat or this game.
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In fact, according to Nike, the Nike Epic React is designed to last longer than its predecessor, Lunarlon, which are $140.
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The only fuel left was what remained in the machines and that will not last longer than two days, he added.
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The YouTubers who do recommend lipstick agree on a liquid to matte color that'll probably last longer than the fling itself.
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Now, I'm looking forward to leaving a legacy that will last longer than anything I've ever done on the football field.
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All cases estimated to last longer than three days listed to start before the end of April 2020 will be adjourned.
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All cases estimated to last longer than three days listed to start before the end of April 2020 will be adjourned.
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The new bills are supposed to last longer than traditional paper notes, and are able to withstand a washing machine cycle.
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But Timothy J. Sloan, the bank's chief executive, said this month that the regulatory actions would last longer than initially envisioned.
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But the millennia-old artistic traditions exemplified by Zhang Daqian suggest that China's cultural tastes might well last longer than ours.
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Like every teen phenom, he faced a brutal question about his career prospects: Would he last longer than a few hits?
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Do we finally have a heavyweight champ who can last longer than a few fights before succumbing to injury or flash KO?
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Given the pairing with a large 3505mAh battery, then, we'd expect the KeyOne to last longer than most Android phones out there.
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This chip should be getting me a full 24 hours of usage, but I've never had it last longer than 17 hours.
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The new Gel Couture shades are creamy and opaque, and thanks to its gel-like formula, last longer than your regular polish.
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However today, one couple proved that Bachelor/ette love can in fact be forever, or at least last longer than one season.
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Even when I'm not doing anything more than browsing the web, this machine's battery never threatens to last longer than four hours.
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This could possibly cause the worst part of a cold to last longer than its typical three to five days, Septimus says.
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"Certain factors supporting growth are now expected to be stronger and last longer than previously assumed," the Commission said in its report.
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The virus' incubation period is about five days on average, though in outlier patients, the period can last longer than two weeks.
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A personal duel between two rival presidents could ensure that the escalating trade war across the Pacific may last longer than anyone expected.
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And because the tires last longer than traditional ones, GM and Michelin's new invention could reduce the number of tires people throw away.
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I wanted something that was classic but had interesting design details that would make me feel good and last longer than a season.
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Their proof, they say, is the notion that chemtrails last longer than normal contrails, or those "clouds" you see behind aircraft and rockets.
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Economists note that the ominous yield curve inversions that have historically accompanied recessions typically last longer than a matter of minutes or days.
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It is actually faster and lower than this time, but this time I think it is going to last longer than last time.
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Though careers for doubles specialists generally last longer than those of singles players, the Bryans have spoken openly about retirement for several years.
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That's just par for the course with cloth mouse pads, although you can expect the QcK to last longer than other cheap ones.
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In the US, some cases last longer than others, and appeals can extend the process, but veteran lawyers said Trump was way off.
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So, too, are most trips that last longer than a day or two because of technological changes, including online meeting tools like WebEx.
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A new RAND Corporation study concludes that these "zero day" exploits, and the vulnerabilities they are based on, last longer than most thought.
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Policymakers have acknowledged the euro zone slowdown could last longer than anticipated but will be hoping nonetheless that upcoming data might bring some relief.
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It's possible that the internet's Mooch joke cycle may last longer than Scaramucci's actual White House tenure — unless, of course, Trump fires someone else.
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When "Grocery Store Joe" begins his time on Bachelor in Paradise, he hopes it'll last longer than his short-lived stint on The Bachelorette.
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The stream of kids keeps up at a brisk pace through the morning—it's unusual for a disposition to last longer than five minutes.
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Among them: an alcohol-free hair spray that defies gravity and a gel-like nail polish that last longer than most of our relationships.
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Like typical LED bulbs, these bulbs offer increased energy efficiency and last longer than traditional incandescent bulbs while maintaining a stylish old-world appearance.
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The latter predicts Brent and WTI will average $42.50 and $40.50, respectively, in 2016, and highlighted that oversupply would last longer than previously thought.
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MLB Team Report - Los Angeles Dodgers - INSIDE PITCH CHICAGO — Will Julio Urias' second run with the Los Angeles Dodgers last longer than his first?
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The relationships that emerge from reality television are always of somewhat dubious authenticity — at the very least, they rarely last longer than a year.
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If these symptoms last longer than an hour, worsen, or if a person is vomiting, then they need medical help, according to the CDC.
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Fireballs are brighter and larger and can last longer than the average meteor, while earthgrazers appear close to the horizon with long, colorful tails.
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Mueller's new additions will likely take over that case, which is expected to last longer than the probe into Russian collusion in the election.
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The measures are temporary, but "they will last longer than any of us want," San Mateo County Health Officer Dr. Scott Morrow told journalists.
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Another study found that the benefits of exercise may last longer than many of us might expect, even for those who exercise less later.
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If your disability is going to last longer than your elimination period, as determined by your doctor, then you may qualify for benefits.3.
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But there is worry the economic impacts may last longer than the pandemic, with some expecting a record number of store closures in 2020.
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LHP Sean Doolittle's (strained left shoulder) rehab assignment is expected to last longer than expected, and he likely won't rejoin the team this week.
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For instance, the incubation period may last longer than the two-week quarantine that governments around the world have imposed on at-risk patients.
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This may be due to Apeel's claim that it helps food retailers reduce food waste, since its avocados can last longer than traditional ones.
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Silicone lube tends to last longer than water-based, so that might be the best option here (or, try one of these anal sex lubes).
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U.S. oil prices were up in see-saw trading as investors assessed OPEC comments that a possible production freeze agreement could last longer than expected.
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"Hangovers last longer than they used to," he quipped in a 2016 interview, also revealing he brings his brood on the road when he tours.
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Last week, Gafisa put off the pricing date of Tenda's IPO by one day, saying talks with investors were expected to last longer than expected.
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Steve Schapiro: I knew early that I wanted to do pictures which I felt in some way would last longer than a day or two.
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Though roses are a favorite for some holidays, they usually don't last longer than a week, he added, a bit shorter than many other flowers.
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It's not a battery life champion, in other words, but I can almost guarantee you it'll last longer than the decrepit battery in your current Air.
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In announcing an end to bond purchases by the end of the year, Draghi said such softness could last longer than currently projected by ECB economists.
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"I might have worked out maybe two or three times in my whole life and it probably didn't last longer than 15 minutes," she tells PEOPLE.
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The impact of the Department of Labor's "fiduciary rule" for financial advisers may last longer than the regulation itself, a top international ratings firm said Monday.
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When I plug right into the circuit board to listen, I can't last longer than a few minutes before giving up and picking something more soothing.
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American has removed the plane from its schedules through Labor Day but CEO Doug Parker told employees last month that disruptions could last longer than that.
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Installment loans are larger and last longer than payday loans, which are generally for a few hundred dollars and are due on the borrower's next payday.
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Harrison is 33-for-23 with two doubles and a walk against Davies, who has yet to last longer than 25 24/3 innings this year.
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This is potentially a recipe for a serious recession, one that might last longer than the direct disruptions induced by the disease unless action is taken.
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But while Trump and many of his aides chafed at the new order, three White House officials said these practices didn't last longer than six weeks.
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Quadrantids are known for their bright fireball meteors -- larger explosions of light and color that can last longer than an average meteor streak, according to NASA.
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In late 2016, the Obama Administration severely curtailed access to these options by prohibiting anyone from purchasing short-term plans that last longer than three months.
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But as the Burns report says, "don't panic," housing bubbles can last longer than seems possible, and so there may still be a little time left.
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The difference is that MicroLED can potentially get brighter and last longer than OLED technology, which means the picture has even better highlights and deeper contrast.
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FedEx — An analyst at UBS downgraded FedEx to "sell" from "neutral," citing worries that the company's challenges in its Ground & Express businesses "may last longer" than expected.
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"I might have worked out maybe two or three times in my whole life and it probably didn't last longer than 15 minutes," she previously told PEOPLE.
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The euro zone's economy is not heading for a recession but still needs support from the ECB as its slowdown could last longer than expected, Draghi said.
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His lawyer later told a US court that Su Bin knew that his extradition proceedings might last longer than the time he'd serve in a US prison.
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With its nooks and crannies and parties that can last longer than some London nightclubs, the place is the perfect location for all manner of nightlife experiences.
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Philip II sends the Spanish Armada to invade England five times in all; Elizabeth's conflict with Spain will last longer than World War I and II combined.
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"The reason for the change was that the matches on clay were expected to last longer than on grass because of more extended rallies," the article said.
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Less than five hours later, he added one of Ms. O'Brien's policy suggestions — making the national farm bill last longer than five years — to his stump speech.
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Employees included in the temporary layoffs will not return to work until May at the earliest, though Tangen suggested the furlough could last longer than one month.
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They might not credit the man in their shoulder, but their philosophical revelations about self and relationships and need and perspective last longer than you might expect.
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However, we have heard concerns of some investors, who argue that this government shutdown could trigger a market correction, if it were to last longer than expected.
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These school closings may last longer than weather-related ones, necessitating a new mind-set that learning doesn't stop because kids are not at a traditional school.
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"Hours and hours of work"— including rehearsals, scripting, ordering supplies, sign-making sessions, risk assessment, and more — go into actions that might not last longer than 10 minutes.
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Yes, it's going to last longer than what's available, so it's a smart buy if you don't update often, but it's not worth the upgrade all by itself.
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At the end of 2018, there was $19.3 billion worth of commitments for contracts with original terms that last longer than a year, Amazon said in a filing.
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At the end of 2018 there was $19.3 billion worth of commitments for contracts with original terms that last longer than a year, Amazon said in a filing.
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The jackets ahead are a good indication of what you'll soon be seeing a lot of...pending this last heatwave doesn't last longer than we'd like, that is.
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Rob Brierley, head of research at Patersons Securities, told CNBC's "The Rundown " that BHP had finally admitted the slump in commodities would last longer than the short term.
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Lenders have been well insulated so far, because most loans on their books were made when interest rates were higher: 80% of loans last longer than five years.
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PARIS — France's strict confinement measures meant to reduce the spread of coronavirus could last longer than the 15-day lockdown originally announced, according to Health Minister Olivier Véran.
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So, when the pandemic's disruption began to look like it would last longer than 30 days, the company decided to do what their means enabled them to do.
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What's more, the crisis phase of the epidemic would most likely last longer than it will if we maintain the lockdown now and get the epidemic under control.
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Hopefully, this sympathy will last longer than the next few days and even lead to a new awareness: Germany's Jews are increasingly a target of violence and aggression.
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The effects of smoking pot or eating an edible can also last longer than alcohol, with the "high" from marijuana lasting up to eight hours, the researchers said.
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But most Afghan carpets, best-known for their dark red color, are hand-woven in dense knot patterns, and last longer than machine-made rugs using synthetic materials.
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PKN said it did not expect the halt in oil deliveries to last longer than a week or two, adding that there was no disruption at its Czech refinery.
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Some opioids used to adulterate heroin last longer than Narcan, the drug used to stop overdoses, which means users may need multiple Narcan injections to survive one bad dose.
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But smaller mass stars can remain red giants for up to nine billion years, sustaining habitable zones that last longer than the history of life on Earth so far.
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He beats Axe after they've made a side wager, and then Axe offers to double-or-nothing the side wager on whether his people will last longer than Todd's.
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He had just two quality starts in his final 3 outings, including a pair of appearances against Cincinnati in which he was unable to last longer than five innings.
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Woodford says that acid that's been added onto blotter paper tends to last longer than acid that's been added onto food—simply because food goes bad and paper doesn't.
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And if the industry at large can figure out how to make a color touchscreen device last longer than a day, the logic goes, the smartwatch may take off.
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Schwarber won't have surgery until the swelling subsides in a few weeks, and his rehabilitation is expected to last longer than six months since there are multiple ligaments involved.
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Multiple studies have shown that cash payments do tend to improve performance on individual assignments, but those effects tend not to last longer than the duration of the studies.
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The euro zone's economy is not heading for a recession but still needs support from the European Central Bank as its slowdown could last longer than expected, Draghi said.
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Having nurtured a pie through all those steps — the mixing and the chilling and the rolling and the filling — I expect the relationship to last longer than one meal.
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You can't expect them to last longer than a few days, so they're only good for last-minute detailing before a car show, big date, or a photo shoot.
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"It's a special place," she said of her home city, the kind of place where visitors should take away a memory that will last longer than any T-shirt.
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Which is to say, your house is going to last longer than your job is, and no one likes being saddled with a mortgage when they lose their job.
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Using them hurtfully, dismissively or with contempt will have the effect of wounding certain American citizens, and those wounds will last longer than any news conference or sound bite.
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Outages could last longer than 48 hours, even may last for 5 days, but the specific time depends on weather, so PG&E suggests customers to prepare in advance.
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A lot of the junk food shoppers are pivoting to is simply going to last longer than pretty much any of super/health foods they've gravitated towards of late.
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But if you go back to last summer, almost universally, people thought, well, maybe he'd last longer than he thought he would, but he's not gonna win the nomination.
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Eternal Crusade isn't even the first MMO entry to sputter; Mythic tried and eventually failed to get Warhammer: Age of Reckoning stable enough to last longer than a few years.
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But besides microblading your desired arches, which can be both painful and expensive, we have yet to find a way to achieve bolder brows that last longer than a day.
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Maybe that's why 48.7% of participants reported that their car-sex experiences didn't last longer than 15 minutes, and some actually reported accidents, like hitting the gear shift mid-romp.
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"People have been asking for years (for) something that can last longer than 3 months," Dr. Joely Kaufman, a dermatologist and lead investigator in Revance's trial, told Reuters last week.
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DENPASAR, Indonesia (Reuters) - Bali Governor Made Mangku Pastika said the closure of I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport could last longer than 24 hours amid an eruption of Mount Agung.
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The company also warned that it expects the downtrend to last longer than previous cycles as Singapore's $10 billion rig building industry faces cancellations and a dearth of new orders.
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The single currency had taken a knock when Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann painted an unusually bleak picture of the German economy, saying the slump will last longer than initially thought.
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Those are fine choices, but if you want food that'll last longer than a week, or aren't a fan of French toast, you should mix in some less perishable items.
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Oat milk, almond milk, soy milk—any of 2020's many milks—will last longer than the animal-based stuff, so you can keep eating cereal and oatmeal for breakfast.
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Drone racing has become a dizzying spectacle, but races rarely last longer than a few minutes because four propellers also require four electric motors which can quickly drain a battery.
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The single currency took a knock when Bundesbank president Jens Weidmann painted an unusually bleak picture of the German economy, saying the country's slump will last longer than initially thought.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Germany's economic weakness may last longer than expected, but the European Central Bank need not formally delay a planned interest rate increase, Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann said on Wednesday.
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The production cut could last longer than the one it implemented in 2013, when Apple cut production orders for its cheaper iPhone 5C a month after its launch, the Nikkei said.
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The cost is similar to existing methods, but Shisalanga believes there will be a financial saving as its roads are expected to last longer than the national average of 20 years.
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The company began aggressively marketing OxyContin in 1996 as a superior pain-management drug that would last longer than other medications, which it claimed would lead to less abuse from patients.
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With some analysts expecting the arbitrage to remain in place through the summer and traders having booked long-term pipeline deals, the shipments could last longer than previously expected, experts warn.
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The single currency had taken a knock when Bundesbank president Jens Weidmann painted an unusually bleak picture of the German economy, saying the country's slump will last longer than initially thought.
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And the use of other kinds of molecules would ensure that the information encoded could last longer than other methods that we already use, and would take little energy to maintain.
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Only two other cycles: the ones from 1961-21.7 (which lasted 26.1 months) and 21990-21999 (which lasted 2500 months) managed to last longer than the one we are presently experiencing.
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Spirit's shutdown will probably last longer than Boeing's, because it has continued making 52 fuselages a month since March, more than than the the reduced pace at which Boeing was building.
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But when avoiding a predator or human disturbance (like military sonar or seismic exploration), it may ascend from a dive quickly, switching to faster, constant strokes that last longer than usual.
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The fact that the 2017 plume persisted for two-thirds of a year revealed that the smoky aftereffects of a nuclear war would likely last longer than originally projected in models.
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"The 737 delay could last longer than previously expected," wrote Bank of America analyst Ronald Epstein in a note to investors Monday, in which he downgraded his recommendation on the stock.
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You can potentially get more raw power for your money, including even some dual graphics card rigs, but Falcon's component is all top-notch, and will likely last longer than budget parts.
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"Negotiating the separation with Britain will divert the EU's attention from its own existential crisis, and the talks are bound to last longer than the two years allotted to them," he said.
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"Our decision to revise the outlook to positive from stable reflects our view that Poland's economic expansion will last longer than we had previously thought," S&P said after its rating move.
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Presenting an unusually gloomy outlook for Europe's biggest economy, Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann said late last month the economic slump would last longer than earlier thought and more bad news was coming.
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The 15-year drought without a playoff series victory will likely stretch on for another year, but don't count on it to last longer than Turner Field did as a baseball venue.
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Echoing the Justice Department, he publicly worried that the exemption could be used to help reopen cold cases or as a discovery tool in court cases that last longer than 25 years.
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That trial is scheduled to begin on September 17 and is expected to last longer than the Virginia case, which created a month-long stream of damaging headlines for Trump's campaign chairman.
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But a Times analysis found that the system also appears to share information with the police, setting a potentially dangerous precedent for social control that could last longer than the current epidemic.
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The damage caused by ISIS was expected to last longer than its caliphate proper, and in Indonesia the group's impact already seems to have been to expand and transform local extremist movements.
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You could watch it in a crowded, overpriced bar, or you could host the party and spend that bar money on a new big screen TV instead — it'll last longer than those beers.
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Researchers are developing a system that can be located anywhere, has the potential to last longer than lithium-ion batteries, and competes on price with new hydroelectric plants and other energy storage methods.
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Yet many of these features are dependent on 3rd party developers to keep updated and often TVs are designed to last longer than it's feasible to expect a developer to maintain an app.
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Executives within the food chain said Britain was better prepared than 2000, but disruption may be more widespread and last longer than the few days it took before the fuel dispute was settled.
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The 222-year-old failed to last longer than five innings in any of the six outings and has worked 210 23/143 or fewer frames in five of his last eight turns.
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In the last 10 days, Jake Arrieta, Jon Lester, John Lackey and Jason Hammel have given up five, eight, six and 10 runs in starts that did not last longer than five innings.
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Even EpiPens stored in less than ideal conditions may last longer than their labels say they do, and if there's no other option, an expired EpiPen may be better than nothing, Cantrell says.
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But Hubneo offers what many other VR centers do not: custom-made racing machines, treadmills and a flight simulator to deepen the immersive experiences, which tend to last longer than a typical game.
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American said it will shave 10% off its peak summer international flying, one of the clearest signs yet that airline executives expect the coronavirus' impact on the business to last longer than expected.
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American said it will shave 252% off its peak summer international flying, one of the clearest signs yet that airline executives expect the coronavirus' impact on the business to last longer than expected.
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In my experience, they always feel like they know better, or they think they are stronger than you, or they think they can last longer than you as a woman in the kitchen.
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The euro was 0.2 percent higher at $1.14650.. The euro weakened when Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann painted an unusually bleak picture of the German economy, saying the slump would last longer than initially thought.
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It made for a sluggish wearable experience defined by a clunky UI, patchy heart rate monitoring, and often, a bulky design to accommodate a massive battery that didn't last longer than 12-hours anyway.
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If you want a bold magenta shade like Ruby Rose's: Go for Manic Panic's Amplified Semi Permanent hair color in Hot Hot Pink, $13.99, which goes on brighter and last longer than other formulas.
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You knew sex was supposed to last longer than 45 seconds; you knew that Tiffany heart necklace he bought you for your 18 birthday was fucking tacky; you knew you were living a lie.
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As they're made from quartz glass, they should last way longer than an asphalt tile — at least two or three times the longevity, though Musk later said "they should last longer than the house".
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"Climate-related risk differs from other risks in that its relatively long-term impact means that the effects will last longer than other financial risks, and the impact is far less predictable," he said.
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Windows 7 end of life has helped the PC market bounce back in 2019, but with no "Windows 11" in sight, the PCs that businesses are purchasing now could last longer than ever before.
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On Wednesday, Shanahan seemed to telegraph something could be coming with troops traveling to the border when he was asked whether he envisioned multi-year deployments to the border will last longer than 2019.
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The anti-establishment government in Rome is going through a "honeymoon" phase, with rising popularity, but that will not last longer than two to three months, former Prime Minister Enrico Letta told CNBC on Wednesday.
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The Topcoat That Will Make Your Manicure Last Longer Than An HourChanel Le Gel Coat Long-Wear Top CoatFaux-gel topcoats are the new big thing in nail care, and it's easy to see why.
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He retired 11 of the last 12 batters he faced and ended a streak of 12 consecutive starts, including his final nine starts of 2017, in which he failed to last longer than five innings.
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Independent analyst Richard Windsor warned that far from boosting the industry, a shift to electric cars - which are expected to last longer than combustion-engined equivalents and require less maintenance - could inflict long-term damage.
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TAMAGOTCHI is a portmanteau that means absolutely nothing in English but is pretty fun to say out loud, so maybe the word will last longer than the demanding little trinkets it refers to ever did.
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But she is worried about the lasting impact of this crisis on jobs, the Italian economy, and their way of life: "The shockwave of that is going to last longer than the period of coronavirus."
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Whether by hyperloop (above and below ground) or interplanetary rocket, the billionaire technologist is convinced that no trip between any two cities on the planet should last longer than an episode of The Big Bang Theory.
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Its few faults are only an issue if you happen to make a lot of video calls from your laptop or you need your computer to last longer than a work day away from an outlet.
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The Flight Deal tells us the fare will likely not last longer than two days — which is usually the case with these great deals — so you should hurry up and book if this strikes your fancy.
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You'll notice that there aren't many fake accounts or bots on Snapchat, because tight networks of friends interact ephemerally, rather than a broadcast network built on friend discoverability and links that last longer than 24 hours.
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Oil prices recovered on Tuesday from six-week lows, with U.S. crude rising as much as 24 percent, as the market weighed up OPEC comments that a possible production freeze agreement could last longer than expected.
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There won't be another recession until at least 2021, Wall Street veteran Byron Wien told CNBC on Thursday, betting the current economic expansion would last longer than what a group of top business economists recently predicted.
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For its part, American said it will shave 10% off its peak summer international flying, one of the clearest signs yet that airline executives expect the coronavirus's impact on the business to last longer than expected.
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A senior administration official predicted Wednesday the trial wouldn't last longer than two weeks, reiterating the White House's position that the Democrats' case is weak and the upper chamber would not need to hear from witnesses.
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As for anecdotal evidence from subjects that the results of Jeuveau may last longer than those of its competitors based on the company's initial data, Dr. Devgan, who's already using it in her practice, isn't buying it.
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Getting a fresh manicure before going on vacation is one of life's best little luxuries, but if you want your manicure to last longer than your first piña colada, you'll want to avoid certain easy manicure mishaps.
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While technology progresses and time becomes compressed through globalization, the internet and so forth, it seems particularly outdated that copyright should last longer than 10-20 years, nevertheless that's the case thanks to Mickey Mouse Protection Act.
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Fitch: Insurers have made 'enduring' changes because of investment adviser rule: The impact of the Department of Labor's "fiduciary rule" for financial advisers may last longer than the regulation itself, a top international ratings firm said Monday.
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Few sequences last longer than a couple of minutes; the movie plods along with a "and then this happened" dutifulness, occasionally cutting back to the prison interview to have the reporter ask a pointed question or two.
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For investors and the firms they finance, whose physical assets seldom last longer than 20 years, that is probably inevitable—though even businesses should acquaint themselves with their holdings' nearer-term risks (which few in fact do).
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"Climate-related risk differs from other risks in that its relatively long-term impact means that the effects will last longer than other financial risks, and the impact is far less predictable," he said in a seminar.
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Pat Toomey (R-Pa.), Americans for Tax Reform President Grover Norquist and Club for Growth President David McIntosh have called for extending the budget window so that Congress can pass tax cuts that last longer than 10 years.
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Production at the sites will need to be ramped up and ramped down so the overall disruption to normal production is likely to last longer than the 12-hour strike, Oliver Sanderson, lead gas analyst at Thomson Reuters, said.
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Scott's Cheap Flights warns that the low prices probably won't last longer than a day, so anyone wanting to get away this winter or spring should act now and think about the minutiae – like rail connections and hotels – later.
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Indeed, Jens Weidmann, the Bundesbank president and a member of the European Central Bank Governing Council, painted a bleak picture of the German economy on Thursday, saying the slump in Europe's largest economy will last longer than initially thought.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch analysts cut Boeing's rating to "neutral" from "buy" on Monday, saying the 737 delay could last longer than previously expected and estimated 6 to 9 months of disruption versus 3 to 6 months previously.
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Supreme Court justices serve for life, and because they tend to resign when there's a like-minded president in office, control over a seat by liberals or conservatives could easily last longer than the term of any single justice.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The euro zone's economy is not heading for a recession but still needs support from the European Central Bank as its slowdown could last longer than expected, the head of the ECB, Mario Draghi, said on Tuesday.
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Renting a friend felt worse than regular friendship — it lacked its ease, the mutual respect and comfort that familiarity allows, and the certainty that it will last longer than an afternoon — but it also felt better than being lonely.
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Filipino businessman JP Gaspar, who is renting out his family's four-bedroom home to Chinese nationals for 100,000 pesos a month, said he is aware the country's embrace of China may not last longer than Duterte's six-year term in office.
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With the highly-anticipated series finale of Game of Thrones just days away, fans have already started mourning the end of the hit HBO show — and according to a new survey, that mourning period might last longer than just Sunday night.
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Disruption in the strait would likely last longer than the market expected, Rapidan said, as Iran had the means to conduct intermittent but continuing attacks on shipping in the Gulf that could interrupt oil transit "for many weeks, if not longer".
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Over two months, U.S. researchers got daily pain ratings from women who had delivered babies by cesarean section, and the study team used the data to identify patterns of recovery and signs that a woman's pain would last longer than average.
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The company's aim is to shine a light on the environmental impact of the electric scooter boom and challenge its rivals to build better scooters that last longer than the cheap, Chinese-made models that were deployed in the early days.
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BOGOTA (Reuters) - Analyst expectations for Colombia's inflation rate this year moved further above the central bank's 3% long-term target in a Reuters survey on Thursday, as an anticipated rise in food prices looked likely to last longer than previously thought.
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But with an eye on the challenges posed by the growing market share and steadily dropping prices of LEDs — light-emitting semiconductors that are more energy-efficient and last longer than conventional lights — the two companies are pursuing very different strategies.
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But the weakness may last longer than thought even just a few weeks ago, underpinning ECB President Mario Draghi's generally dovish tone, the sources said, as global finance leaders gathered in Washington for the International Monetary Fund and World Bank spring meetings.
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While she has a public presence and is pushing a platform -- "Be Best," which is centered around the well-being of children -- Trump rarely gives speeches that last longer than three or four minutes in length and don't stray into controversial territory.
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We're going to trust the weather people and believe that this frozen hellscape is going to last longer than just a few days, so go ahead and make a big batch of this for Friday's Shabbat, then keep yourself warm all weekend.
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For each of the 15 songs, none of which last longer than a minute, she transforms into different versions of herself—shapeshifting seamlessly between the molds of nimbly rapper, chilly songwriter, even a pitch-shifted cartoon abstraction (seriously wait until you hear "Dr. Seuss").
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People who are renting things out like the certainty that comes with a long-term lockup — Airbnb rentals frequently offer a discount for stays that last longer than a week — while, on the flip side, renters value the flexibility that comes with short-term commitments.
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The case, presided over by Riki May Amano, a retired judge appointed by the Land Board, is likely to last longer than the first round, which consumed seven days of hearings over a few weeks, partly because there are more parties this time around.
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Adams is one of a number of senior administration officials who have argued that social-distancing recommendations will need to be sustained, not slackened, to curb the swift spread of Covid-19, and cautioned that its threat to Americans would last longer than initially thought.
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NEW YORK, Sept 20 (Reuters) - A profit warning and muted outlook from package delivery company FedEx Corp is prompting some high-profile fund managers to prepare for the trade war between the United States and China to last longer than many had originally anticipated.
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They're either going to embrace technology and put it on linear TV, which may last longer than people think, or they're going to have to wrench those audiences away from TV. My gut is that I don't think AT&T is very serious about addressable.
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The case is complicated -- with millions of files in evidence and a corporation that's only had its US lawyers appear in court -- and the trial itself may last longer than any other criminal proceeding that originated with special counsel Robert Mueller's office within the Justice Department.
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" He told the shopper that "the things we make generally will last longer than other items that are designed to expire quite quickly," that "cloth often determines the life of a garment" and that "the old saying, 'you get what you pay for' is very, very real.
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Since earning a 7-1 victory over the Athletics in his season debut June 18, Lincecum has allowed 17 runs and 34 hits in 17 2/3 innings covering four starts, and he has failed to last longer than 5 2/3 innings during any single appearance.
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About half of the cost goes to a patient-care trust, which is intended to last longer than the current Alcor administration and buffer the frozen from future financial uncertainty (even though there is no way of knowing what currency will be like if a thaw were to happen).
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"Action" debuted in 21, placing it a few years (and a few bleeps) too ahead of its time to last longer than a single season on broadcast TV. But the audacity of its satire, which skewered the very Hollywood industry that created it, is still surprising, even now.
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One White House aide described a sense that some jobs simply won't be filled or will be filled only temporarily until after the President wins reelection, as high-level hires will likely be reluctant to take posts that at this point may not last longer than eight months.
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Even if you could qualify for a 0% Intro APR credit card (which gives you an introductory period in which you won't owe interest on your balance, providing a good opportunity to pay down debt), the promotional periods on these cards don't typically last longer than 18 months.
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RELATED: Why the government shutdown might last longer than you think Senate rules impose a threshold of 60 votes to break a filibuster, and Senate Republicans currently hold a slim majority of 51 votes, meaning even if they can unite their members, they need nine more votes to end debate.
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There were signs that economic slowdown (in the euro zone) would last longer than the bank had expected at the start of the year, but: "we are not talking about a fall of economic growth or a recession", said Vasle, who is also the governor of the Bank of Slovenia.
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But where MicroLED goes one step further is that by swapping out the organic emissive layer (the part of the screen that produces lights) in OLED screens for one using gallium nitride (an inorganic material), MicroLED screens can be brighter, less prone to burn-in, and last longer than traditional OLED displays.
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Runners-up: Farsali Jelly Beam Illuminator, Fenty Beauty Killawatt Freestyle Highlighter (CLF Edition), Sleek Makeup Strobe Dome Stick Best Brow Product Winner: Maybelline TattooStudio™ Brow Tint Pen Makeup The four-pronged tip on this pen is clutch for creating full, defined brows that will last longer than Ariana Grande's "Pete" tattoo.
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Separately, Russia, the world's second-largest oil producer, has joined the ranks of swing producers as it could increase production fairly quickly by 0.3-0.5 million barrels per day, or 0.3-0.5% of global supply, if Saudi Arabia's production problems were to last longer than expected, Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak told Reuters.
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Separately, Russia, the world's second-largest oil producer, has joined the ranks of swing producers as it could increase production fairly quickly by 0.3-0.5 million barrels per day, or 0.3-0.5% of global supply, if Saudi Arabia's production problems were to last longer than expected, Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak told Reuters.
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Joe Jonas: July 2008–October 20163Taylor Lautner: August 2009–November 2009John Mayer: November 2009–February 2010Jake Gyllenhaal: October 2010–December 2010Conor Kennedy: July 2012–October 2012Harry Styles: December 2012–January 2013Calvin Harris: March 2015–June 2016 Although unconfirmed, fans are betting that Hiddleston is up next and that it won't last longer than a year.
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The coronavirus' average incubation period is 5 days, a study shows — but in 1% of cases, it may last longer than the standard 2-week quarantineWhat to know about the coronavirus outbreak in 14 charts and mapsOne chart shows 11 countries' current coronavirus death rates, based on the known number of cases and deaths
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The coronavirus' average incubation period is 5 days, a study shows — but in 1% of cases, it may last longer than the standard 2-week quarantineWhat to know about the coronavirus outbreak in 9 charts and mapsOne chart shows 11 countries' current coronavirus death rates, based on the known number of cases and deaths
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Parents should pay attention if a daughter can't make it through a class at school without going to the bathroom to change her pad or her tampon, if she's taking changes of clothing to school because of accidents, if she's regularly doubling up pads and tampons, or having periods that last longer than seven days.
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"I don't think the impact will last longer than a week, and I would say the Gulf will see the impact slightly more than other regions - but still just a few cents, nothing like when Harvey shut down a third of refining production in 2017," said Patrick DeHaan, head of petroleum analysis at GasBuddy.
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While I can't say Sony's Back Button Attachment (that is, unfortunately, the official product name) will last longer than the competition, because I haven't used it for that long, it certainly inspires confidence to know that I can't accidentally snap the back button in half, as I have done multiple times with the paddles on Scuf controllers.
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But the Knicks let Lin go after that magical season, Jeter's farewell tour seemed to last longer than his 20-year career, and we are more likely to remember — and perversely cherish — other moments: The notorious "butt fumble" of Thanksgiving Day 2012, when Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez collided with the derrière of one of his offensive linemen, causing a fumble that was returned by the Patriots for a touchdown.
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That means that Microsoft's not alone at the top of the list, but the idea of a quarter of customers reporting significant problems with a product within the first two years is troubling — particularly in the case of a tablet or PC. The investment involved in purchasing such a product comes with the expectation that it's going to last longer than a smartphone contract or a term in the House of Representatives.
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"We discussed it here and it was agreed that it should not last longer than a week, that it should look at the people Dr. Ford mentioned and Debbie Ramirez and anybody that arose out of discussions with her," he said, referring to a woman who told The New Yorker that Kavanaugh exposed himself to her at a dorm party more than 30 years ago during their freshman year at Yale University.
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