Rather than lengthening lifespan, says Dr Lord, it is better to think about lengthening "healthspan".
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"It's important to appreciate that telomere lengthening is not always a good thing, as telomere lengthening is also associated with some disease processes and pathologies," Charles told Gizmodo.
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Finish with lengthening mascara, pink blush, and a matte lip.
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Something similar is happening with phones, with replacement cycles lengthening.
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When the waitress comes, each man's voice smoothens, vowels lengthening.
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Rains often flood the salt flats, lengthening the extraction process.
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Instead, they're going in the opposite direction and lengthening it.
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Qatar Airways flights must avoid neighboring airspace, lengthening flight times.
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Lengthening and tinted, but not goopy or thick at all.
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Soon, though, the whimpering grows more elaborate, lengthening into song.
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But you're lengthening it out at very, very low rates.
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Little by little, the robot lengthens, in turn lengthening the tube.
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Comb on a lengthening mascara and a sweep of pink blush.
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Lengthening Mascara (also $25) being nominated as favourites across the board.
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There's a lot to consider, be it lengthening, volumizing or both.
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Children came to know what the lengthening shadows of autumn presaged.
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Neck lengthening was not uncommon among tribes in Africa and Southeast Asia.
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It will also do wonders for Britain's lengthening list of political upstarts.
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For instance, it can increase borrowing costs by lengthening the loan term.
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McConnell is also lengthening the votes from 15 minutes to 30 minutes.
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Given lengthening life spans, we may also be routinely undervaccinating older adults.
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In addition, some offices are adding Saturday hours and lengthening weekday hours.
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Unnerved by a lengthening string of scandals, regulators are starting to clamp down.
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Now some of those stars are lengthening their short strands with layered extensions.
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It also argued that these lengthening contracts would help it in a recession.
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In a bait-and-switch, the video begins with instructions for lengthening eyelashes.
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Cyber soldiers and drone pilots are the latest link in this ever-lengthening chain.
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With the smartphone-upgrade cycle lengthening, the years of breakneck sales growth are over.
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However, Mar y Soul considers Gel-X a safe method for lengthening your nails.
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Reith said consumers are using phones longer, which means that replacement cycles are lengthening.
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Lengthening life expectancy is a boon for millions of Japanese retirees leading full lives.
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A challenge for buyers and sellers alike remains a lengthening M&A execution cycle.
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And we stopped in a lot, lengthening the amount of time we were delayed.
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"We expect a fairly rapid lengthening in the (global oil supply) balance," Reid added.
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Taking conscious control of your respiration, begin lengthening and deepening your inhalations and exhalations.
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"While we believe near term PC unit declines have been impacted by a lengthening in the PC refresh cycle, we view this lengthening as slowing over time, lessening the deleterious impact on overall company growth," Susquehanna Financial Group analyst Christopher Rolland said.
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Polling -- nationally and in key early states -- shows Biden lengthening his lead over all comers.
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To rejoice and shout 'we won' while we only lengthening the suffering of Vincent Lambert.
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Several coats of volumizing and lengthening mascara later and you're a walking, glittering art piece.
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Many clinics are understaffed, lengthening waits and causing patients to visit emergency wards in desperation.
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Another objection to lengthening the school year is that it would strain public-education budgets.
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With the lengthening evening of the second day, my anticipation stuttered, shifted, and grew darker.
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For people like us, the steady lengthening of daylight saving time only worsens the problem.
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Marianne has recently had career-lengthening throat surgery, a procedure that's rendered her near-speechless.
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The baby was born on the winter solstice, emerging into a world of lengthening light.
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The strange lengthening of Mr. Kelly's telomeres disappeared after less than 48 hours on Earth.
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Climate change is lengthening the wildfire season in California, and leading to larger, more severe fires.
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"Tina Fey may be the best," White noted, lengthening the list of noteworthy women in comedy.
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Today, what feeds me is the lengthening days and the choices I trust myself to make.
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Why do so many formulas fall short on the volumizing, lengthening, and thickening promises they make?
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A lengthening gulf has emerged between those who enact laws and those who endure the consequences.
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Similarly, adding more staff or lengthening the workweek of Congress would not, by itself, "fix" Congress.
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But whether some activities might be better than others for lengthening life spans remains in dispute.
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By lengthening legislative terms, we would decrease the number — and therefore the overall cost — of elections.
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That, in turn, could ignite a messy fight on the Senate floor, further lengthening the trial.
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Frizz-fighting hair oils, skin-illuminating serums, lash-lengthening mascaras — you name it, Ulta Beauty has it.
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Apple appears to have fixed the issue on more recent MacBook Pro models by lengthening the cable.
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The U.S. has continued to post modest gains, but the shadow cast by China's slowdown is lengthening.
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Lengthening telomeres, recycling skin cells, and recharging tired mitochondria will be the skin-care buzzwords for 2017.
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In MMA's ever-lengthening history, a fight between a man and a woman is in the footnotes.
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There's another name to add to the ever-lengthening list of 5G phones hitting Barcelona this week.
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"My new plan this year is to have a height-lengthening surgery," she told the talkshow host.
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The economist points out, however, that the amount of time between hike and cut has been lengthening.
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It is also the final Artists Space exhibition at 19913 Greene Street and an ever-lengthening goodbye.
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This also reflects the overall trend of retailers lengthening Black Friday sales into longer Cyber Week affairs.
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The lengthening shadows magnified a series of lumps on the sidewalk, like cairns marking a mountain trail.
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Mr. Cutler's work also compared the life-lengthening benefits of the health system with what it costs.
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Scheming politicians, powerful bankers and prominent officials have featured prominently in the ever-lengthening cast of characters.
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The N.C.A.A. approved only limited video replay review in 2017 because it feared lengthening games, Brownlee said.
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In Ramadi, Mr. Knights said, the militants simply used the opening to add reinforcements, lengthening the conflict.
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Until then, however, Mulvaney can stick around, essentially lengthening the amount of time Republicans control the agency.
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That said, the lash comb wand and lengthening formula make it well worth paying full price, too.
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Anshul Gupta, research director at Gartner pointed to the lengthening of the replacement cycle as one cause.
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When the runners modified their preferred running strides, whether lengthening or shortening them, their economy generally declined.
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Attacking Democrats has long been a feature of Trump's speeches and tweets, complete with ever-lengthening nicknames.
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Pair these with pointed-toe booties for a leg-lengthening, '70s inspired look that's still on-trend.
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Fitted through the hip and leg, this pair creates a leg-lengthening look that flatters any height.
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His longevity allowed the younger brother to consolidate control, perhaps lengthening the revolution well past both men's lives.
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The accident added to a lengthening list of U.S. military aviation accidents around the world in recent years.
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Complete your look with this waterproof, lengthening mascara and you'll be insta-ready throughout your whole beach day.
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The reality is somewhere in between, and replacement cycles are lengthening as new models offer only marginal improvements.
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" Even posts about surgeries are usually cut, he said, because "there is a dedicated subreddit for leg lengthening.
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While this signified an earlier start and "lengthening of the season", there was still the potential for problems.
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But it's reasonable to think Apple wants to improve performance on future hardware, while also lengthening battery life.
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But since I was looking for an everyday mascara, the lengthening and lifting effects were ideal for me.
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The claims against Mourinho come amid a lengthening list of tax fraud cases involving soccer stars in Spain.
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He also talked about his former drug habit, one that played a role in lengthening his jail time.
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" He added, "INTEREST COST COULD BE BROUGHT WAY DOWN, while at the same time substantially lengthening the term.
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Last June, in the lengthening days of summer, my husband, Pat, and I launched north from Bellingham, Wash.
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Lengthening or shortening their strides subsequently did not make them more economical; instead, it made them less efficient.
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Brush on a few healthy coats of a volumizing and lengthening mascara to both your top and bottom lashes.
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A majority saw scope for one more easing next year, but investors were lengthening the odds on a move.
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This appears to be lengthening the growing season — allowing plants to make more pollen for longer periods of time.
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This curve-complimenting, neck-lengthening, waist-trimming garment has accomplished more for women than any other piece of clothing.
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The most contentious aspect involves lengthening the statute of limitations, which imposes deadlines on courts to complete legal proceedings.
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Japanese ten-year bonds joined a lengthening list of government securities with a negative yield, offering -0.04% a year.
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The odds of it ending in any manner that does not deepen political divides are lengthening by the day.
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The new bond is intended to have a seven-year maturity, which will contribute to lengthening the debt profile.
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In addition, a lengthening of the maturity date by a maximum of 7503 years is envisaged by this product.
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He did an extensive refit, lengthening the hull, increasing the sail area and the draft, and lightening the hull.
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The judges sentenced Mr. da Silva to 12 years in prison, lengthening the term imposed by the trial judge.
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Taken together, haste and fatigue and lengthening work hours heightened the risk of accident already endemic on the plantations.
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Campus movements admittedly make for an easy target, with their self-serious posturing and ever-lengthening strings of abbreviations.
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Eccentric contractions involve lengthening a muscle while contracting it and are known to potently build muscle strength and size.
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Weidmann merely acknowledged that the latest events were lengthening the odds on a rate increase, previously expected for 2022.
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Weidmann merely acknowledged that the latest events were lengthening the odds on a rate increase, previously expected for 2022.
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He also found another way to extend his grip on power, lengthening the terms from four years to six.
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Changes to the program could include adding new categories of visas, adding new occupations and lengthening the allotted stays.
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Over the long term, tidal friction is gradually lengthening the time it takes Earth to make one full rotation.
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Ms Snipes says that her county received a pile of ballots by mail just before the deadline, lengthening the count.
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Placing animals on restricted diets appears to improve their health and may even play a role in lengthening their lifespans.
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Problem is, this lengthening can take up to a month, and the kid has to be sedated the whole time.
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Scientists are still trying to understand what this means, as there's some concern that telomere lengthening is associated with disease.
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Then she takes a lengthening mascara and wiggles the wand from the roots of the lashes through to the tips.
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Skorpion Zinc, operator of a mine and refinery in Namibia, is the latest producer to join the lengthening casualty list.
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BTIG analyst Walter Piecyk spotlighted a steadily lengthening replacement cycle as new iPhones offer only small improvements over prior models.
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The weekly four-hour IV drip of Aldurazyme was lengthening his expected lifespan, making all of those dreams into possibilities.
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Disney's streaming video service went live, the latest in a lengthening line of challengers to Netflix's dominance of the market.
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On the broader outlook for the global smartphone market, Bagherli said it was mature and characterised by lengthening upgrade cycles.
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Leadership might consider lengthening the term of the community health center funding extension in consideration of other needed entitlement reforms.
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Over the past several months, an ever-lengthening and widening crack in the Larsen C ice shelf captivated the world.
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The coldest, bleakest part of winter is over, days are lengthening, and the ephemeral signs of spring are already evident.
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The missing Indian pathologist's workload at Northwell has been spread among 2115 residents, lengthening the time they are on call.
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If you find the experience beneficial, consider lengthening your practice time or trying other exercises included in The Times's guide.
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Lengthening legislative terms may seem like a small measure, but it would have an extraordinarily positive impact on American elections.
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In the lengthening shadow of the 2008 market crash, Obama's stance on antitrust enforcement is more relevant than ever before.
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But limb-lengthening surgery is now also an option for people who want to be up to six inches taller.
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Use your midback muscles to pull your shoulder blades toward your waist, broadening your upper back and lengthening your spine.
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Visually, a slice of skin between a hem and a boot top is leg lengthening, whatever the heel height. 3.
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Asian women may even potentially go through dangerous surgery such as facial bone slimming and bone lengthening to increase height.
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In addition to lengthening Grey's Anatomy's current season, ABC ordered more episodes for its family comedies Black-ish and American Housewife.
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He would fight the deficit, be bipartisan, facilitate whistle-blowing on government waste, he said, with lengthening pauses between each item.
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I counted 30 different volume levels as I pushed the "+" button to full volume, the light ring lengthening with each press.
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A lengthening in suppliers' delivery time is normally associated with increased activity, which is a positive contribution to the ISM index.
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Yes. Without gravitational force compressing an astronaut's spine, fluid between the discs fluctuate as they temporarily expand, creating a lengthening effect.
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The case for concern: It's a growing problem: One trend that has propped up this market is lengthening American commute times.
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The notion of lengthening the budget window in order to pass longer-term tax cuts has some support from policymakers. Sen.
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Now, its season in these countries is lengthening significantly ... and the disease is spreading to less tropical and more temperate countries.
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In recent days, the RBA has pumped more money into the system while also substantially lengthening the average tenor of lending.
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When the judge suggested lengthening the day to push through testimony, jurors offered to arrive early and even cut into lunch.
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Simply lengthening the landing gear to make the plane taller could have violated rules for exiting the plane in an emergency.
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Travelers from Britain, the Netherlands, Russia and Ukraine are being added to a lengthening list of those banned from entering Austria.
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Investors have also been lengthening the odds on a move from the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) in the near term.
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However, the banks are likely to focus on lengthening the maturity of their wholesale funding instruments and attracting high-quality deposits.
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However, DOMS is most likely to occur after muscle-lengthening (or eccentric) movements such as lowering a dumbbell or running downhill.
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Investors reacted by lengthening the odds on a cut in the next couple of months, though it was fully priced for September.
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As for the air we breathe, climate change is lengthening the fire seasons and making massive fires more frequent, the report says.
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His employees and he tend to wear mass-produced sweaters barely related to the intricate textiles quickly lengthening beneath their needle tips.
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My body is very athletic, so the exercises that really help my body are things that are lengthening, Heatherton previously told PEOPLE.
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Last month Britain joined a lengthening list of electric-only countries, saying that all new cars must be zero-emission by 2050.
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Mike Pompeo, and Mick Mulvaney are among what appears to be a lengthening list of legislators headed to the Trump administration. Reps.
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Our telomerase levels are highly regulated, Armanios says, so it seems the body wants to preserve telomere shortening with age, not lengthening.
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The extra scrutiny is lengthening the time it takes for M&A deals and the loans backing them to close, bankers say.
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As time goes on, the conflict between father and daughter gathers as inevitably as the lengthening fall shadows from Buck's Peak above.
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For instance, "Reclining Nude" (2017) recounts, with luscious felicity, each event of a figure lengthening just below the onlooker's point of view.
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Describing the 1986 crime bill that resulted from a bipartisan frenzy of one-upmanship on lengthening sentences and building prisons, Democratic Rep.
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Shipping times have begun lengthening, from as little as 24 hours to weeks or more, contributing to a precipitous decline in sales.
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Yes, it's a mouthful, but the nail-lengthening treatment is pretty straightforward — and a great alternative to a full set of acrylics.
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METAL HITS Skorpion Zinc, operator of a mine and refinery in Namibia, is the latest producer to join the lengthening casualty list.
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The government has responded by stepping up police patrols in affected areas and lengthening prison sentences for freight robbery to 15 years.
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But it adds to the lengthening list of legal problems Trump may face related to the Daniels payment and the investigation into Cohen.
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The House passed separate measures, one to strengthen background checks and the other lengthening the background check review from three to 23.4 days.
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And a lengthening list of supply disruptions from Libya, Nigeria, Venezuela and Canada among others has grown to more than 20.73 million bpd.
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He says he's been lengthening the amount of time he dedicates to the journey, and reckons he'll be finished in around 50 days.
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History's shadow of rabid nationalism and xenophobia — kept at bay since the end of World War II — is already lengthening across the Continent.
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It also accounts for the lengthening of the Western wildfire season, from five months in the 1970s to an estimated seven months today.
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Chemotherapy, angiogenesis, genomics, and immunotherapy were each hailed as a cure, spurred hope, and made contributions to lengthening survival in subsets of patients.
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In fact, Australia is actively considering lengthening its yield curve with a new 30-year bond to be issued by June next year.
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A majority of Gaza's two million people are simply trying to survive against lengthening odds and can do little to alleviate their plight.
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The recording adds Mr. Maduro to a lengthening list of Latin American leaders who have been caught up in the Odebrecht bribery scandal.
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Still, as this latest jobs report shows, the lengthening list of help-wanted postings has had only a modest effect on hourly earnings.
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The timing of this shift wasn't random: It moved in tandem with the lengthening of days during summer and shorter days of winter.
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The IMF has been pressing euro zone governments to grant Athens substantial debt relief through lengthening and reprofiling loan maturities and grace periods.
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In a lengthening list of China's largest cities, banks are under instructions to discourage the use of personal loans for real estate speculation.
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Climate change is a key element here because warming is making wildfires worse by lengthening the fire season, decreasing precipitation and increasing temperatures.
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Jack Bergman (R-MI)) for a constitutional amendment lengthening House terms from two years to four years, which is definitely worth thinking about.
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Amidst declining ratings, peaking player-safety concerns and ever-lengthening games, regularly playing five quarters of football is the last thing the NFL needs.
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As ever-lengthening drought becomes the new normal, Bundelkhand, a parched region split between India's Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh states, is clearing out.
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Property agents in Toronto report that after dropping for nearly a decade the amount of time that houses spend on the market is lengthening.
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But getting out of the airport is becoming much more taxing for visitors to America and Europe because of lengthening queues for passport control.
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I've always preferred clear gel and classic pencil, a great duo for lengthening the tails, filling in any sparse areas, and setting my work.
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In any event, transporting larger quantities of wood over lengthening distances from increasingly remote forested areas to consuming cities was becoming a logistical problem.
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A revision of the Outlook to Stable would be contingent upon an improvement in Lodha's liquidity and a lengthening of its debt maturity profile.
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Study after study has shown that global warming is already making wildfires larger in many Western states and is lengthening fire seasons as well.
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"Commutes are lengthening for more and more people," a study by the Pratt Center for Community Development and the Rockefeller Foundation reported in 2013.
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Late Victorian pulp fictions are the stuff Ernst's dreams are made of, but their true subject is the lengthening shadow of the Nazi nightmare.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi has cast himself as a champion of women, funding more social welfare programs for women and lengthening sentences for rapists.
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Senators have been lengthening the amount of time allotted for floor votes to help reduce the number of people in the chamber at once.
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What Mr. Meng did to join the lengthening list of officials purged by Mr. Xi may never be fully known outside the Communist hierarchy.
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Without Earth's gravitational forces, fluid between the discs of the spine fluctuates, resulting in a lengthening of the spine and making astronauts temporarily taller.
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" Over time, she kept lengthening that prediction, until, she said, she finally realized that true change "would take more than my lifetime to accomplish.
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Employers, for their part, should move toward skill-based hiring and put less weight on the lengthening lines and letters found on resumes, they write.
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Without more housing production with wider price points, "rising affordability pressures and lengthening commutes will intensify, and more households will experience hardship," the report said.
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State legislation regarding voter identification laws, shortening and lengthening of early voting windows and other procedural factors can also impact early voting in myriad ways.
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This movement of young people, and Japan's long and lengthening life expectancy, has led to an extraordinary preponderance of old people in far-flung places.
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That requires a fine attention to the cues signalling the end of a turn, such as a lengthening of syllables and a drop in pitch.
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Many will be affected, but the No.1 target is China, already the subject of a lengthening list of product-specific U.S. anti-dumping duties.
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"The market view is that the odds of a rate hike are again lengthening," said Patrick Bennett, a strategist at CIBC, in a note Tuesday.
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"'The Duchess Slant' is one of the most elegant and flattering ways to sit, because it has a lengthening effect on the legs," she said.
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"'The Duchess Slant' is one of the most elegant and flattering ways to sit, because it has a lengthening effect on the legs," she says.
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In addition to lengthening the term, Congress also changed the law so that every creative work is automatically copyrighted, even if the author does nothing.
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The reported bill dispute is just the latest in a lengthening line of problems for Rio ahead of the Olympics, which will run from Aug.
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For a few minutes, sitting in lengthening shadows as orange sun set below the Verrazano bridge, I suddenly became aware of how alone we were.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney have also said they are willing to consider lengthening the budget window.
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Creutz also lowered his rating to market perform from outperform for Take-Two shares Monday, citing concerns over the company's lengthening gap between title releases.
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And with the pending temporary shutdown of the L subway line in 123 lengthening the commute into Manhattan, that neighborhood is no longer as appealing.
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While any antitrust fine is not expected to reach the maximum possible, the company is likely to appeal any European ruling, further lengthening the process.
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States should also consider doing more ACA marketing and outreach, lengthening the open enrollment period and encouraging younger, healthier people to enroll in health care.
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He added that there are a number of ways "to avoid getting too many people together," including lengthening the time for a roll call vote.
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But these two great counterpunchers have never pushed each other like they did on this late Thursday afternoon with the shadows and the rallies lengthening.
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What stops at the December solstice is the sun's apparent southward and night-lengthening (or night-shortening, in the Southern Hemisphere) march across the sky.
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Plastic surgeon Dr. Kevin Debiparshad founded The LimbplastX Institute in Las Vegas, Nevada, in 2018 to create a business centered around limb-lengthening cosmetic surgery.
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While lengthening the loan term can lower what you pay each month, it will likely mean you're paying more over the course of the loan.
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On my route, there are long stretches of motorway, and the traffic is always thickening or lengthening as it meets and then absorbs an obstruction.
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The footage that results is then edited and projected in an ever-lengthening loop on the giant screen at the western end of the gallery.
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The Russian military is refurbishing the Hmeynim airbase and lengthening the runway, RT said, so that heavier bombers can take off from it in the future.
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The angles of the regional architecture and the wriggle of greenery all but dissolve in the lengthening shadows, varied gradations of mauve, lilac and dark purple.
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A sorority sister looped me into a Facebook group for a lash-lengthening mascara by Younique, the first company built almost exclusively around these online parties.
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Each is composed of rolling, s-shaped hills and valleys that, when viewed from the correct angle, have the effect of lengthening or shortening certain sides.
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Guantánamo's prisoners have not been charged with a crime, much less tried for one, yet their detainments are "lengthening into decades, with no end in sight".
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In fact, it won't cost you a penny to get your hands on a fresh tube of Nyx's new Worth the Hype Volumizing and Lengthening Mascara.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May's call for a snap general election added to a lengthening list of uncertainties for investors already on edge over geopolitical tensions.
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True, health crises can strike at any point, but lengthening life spans and improved health, at least among higher-income seniors, have contributed to extended careers.
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Double Extend Beauty Tubes Lengthening 2-Step Mascara has a primer on one end and mascara on the other that combine for longer length without flaking.
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Cohen, born in 1980 and the product of a Hebrew day school, has laid claim to a place within the lengthening lineage of Jewish American writers.
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McConnell is also lengthening votes and encouraging members not to linger on the floor, which is usually a hub for lobbying and gossiping with fellow senators.
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The world's second-largest economy practically shut down three weeks ago as the coronavirus outbreak sickened tens of thousands of people, unexpectedly lengthening a Chinese holiday.
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Perhaps it was only a matter of time, perhaps it was fatigue among the Indians' pitchers, perhaps it was the addition of Schwarber lengthening the lineup.
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The world's second-largest economy practically shut down three weeks ago as a viral outbreak sickened tens of thousands of people, unexpectedly lengthening a Chinese holiday.
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Climate change and the lengthening droughts it is bringing, however, have made a traditional life raising livestock increasingly difficult - and the area has few alternative jobs.
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If, twenty years ago, you lived in narrow, low-waisted pants with a leg-lengthening flare at the calf, that was Tom Ford's gift to you.
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These are the same breed, but alterations — the lengthening of a tail, for example — were made in the translation from reality to art, Mr. Fausel said.
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Given its interest in onboarding older users, that might mean making texts easier to keep permanent or at least lengthening how long they last before they disappear.
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"I'm used to lengthening things, and to improv and ad libs," admits McCarthy, who stars next in Life of the Party alongside her husband of 13 years.
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They wouldn't have a ton of time left, but they would have some — maybe even a couple of decades, given the constant lengthening of human life spans.
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Provoking trade disputes is "naked economic terrorism," Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Zhang Hanhui said on Thursday, amid a lengthening trade dispute between the world's top two economies.
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After Republican senators were pummelled by criticism and protest during a recess in early July, speculators soon grew sceptical, lengthening the odds to roughly one in ten.
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Lengthening upgrade cycles — consumers waiting longer to purchase new devices — is particularly of interest, Stifel Nicolaus analyst Aaron Rakers said in a note to investors last week.
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Lengthening life expectancies and an environment of extremely low interest rates weigh on the sustainability of the Swiss pension system and public finances over the longer term.
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But for users of aluminum, it looked like a vicious circle as the ever-lengthening queue fed ever-rising physical premiums, which at the time were unhedgeable.
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"That helps really work on multiple levels, so you're not only decompressing the joints and lengthening muscles, but also working fascia and stretching nerve pathways," Gaines says.
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NASA has been lengthening the trips for some of its ISS crews as the agency prepares to start flying people on new vehicles over the next year.
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This reflects not just the junior doctors' strike over seven-day working but broader concerns about NHS funding and lengthening waiting times in hospitals and GP surgeries.
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The Carolina parakeet and the Cuban macaw joined a lengthening list of extinct species: every ounce of feathers represented six dead birds and many more abandoned chicks.
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Following the case, the government brought in new laws lengthening prison terms and introducing the death penalty for the rape of girls under 12 years of age.
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But that made sense: New York City is the great collector of souls, eternally capable in the art of lengthening stays and erasing plans of ever leaving.
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It begins to accumulate the grooves and wrinkles that connote either lengthening years or deepening character, depending on your viewpoint, and also starts, almost invariably, to sag.
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Given lengthening life spans, a family may already have a presiding great-grandparent, an Opa or an Abuela, which pushes the new grandparent to find some alternative.
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In this infographic, they bust the belief that static muscle stretching, or lengthening a muscle to the point of tension for 30 seconds per stretch, reduces injuries.
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It's neither tomato-y nor cheesy, but rather light and green — a celebration of herby sweetness that is just what you want during these lengthening spring days.
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When he took office, he muscled through one of his signature education goals—lengthening the school day—and distressed many public-school parents by closing fifty schools.
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This is a new criminal allegation to add to an ever-lengthening list that, if true, would make the Trumps the greatest crime family since the Gambinos.
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The list of U.S. anti-dumping measures taken against Chinese steel imports is steadily lengthening, and cold-rolled products are the latest to incur swingeing U.S. sanctions.
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To reckon with the available light, he had to compensate by lengthening the time of exposure, which endangers any image to the hazards of wobble and blur.
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The lengthening of the lease tenor was driven in part by the exceptionally long-term land leases, and thus this metric will decline as LXP sells these investments.
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The one recognizable image is "Fixated" (1993), based on a photograph of Franz Kafka; here, faint shadows carve, with particular precision, the nose lengthening above an anxious mouth.
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A college degree at the start of a working career does not answer the need for the continuous acquisition of new skills, especially as career spans are lengthening.
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Einstein's theory foresees the wavelength of electromagnetic radiation including light lengthening as it escapes the pull of gravity exerted by a massive celestial body like a black hole.
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They took a different, more dramatic approach to lengthening the day—they launched massive machines into orbit to reflect sunlight down onto the dark side of the Earth.
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Because the two lines bring attention to the outer top lid and inner bottom lid, they are almost parallel in their downward slants, creating a doubly lengthening effect.
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Self-interested drivers opting for the quickest route do not take into account their effect of lengthening others' journey times, and so can gum up a new shortcut.
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On a more positive tack, trade negotiations with the EU and Japan may yield opportunities for lengthening supply chains, though an outcome for either is unlikely before 2020.
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Various parliamentary tricks, such as lengthening the ten-year budget window, changing the budget "baseline", or instructing bean counters to assume much faster economic growth, could all help.
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It should be no surprise then, that survey data showed that increasing capacity pressures were causing hiring difficulties, lengthening supply deliveries and a pick-up of producer prices.
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Tightening the path of a hook or sneaking a driving straight through with an inside step makes sense, but what could be the value of lengthening a punch?
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One YouTube creator told Business Insider that lengthening her videos to over 43 minutes long has helped her channel earn more money because she can place more ads.
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That may be difficult because details in the bill that may please moderate Republicans, such as lengthening the time to phase out enhanced Medicaid funding, will displease conservatives.
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Whether you're after mile-high lashes fit for a woman who saved the Bachelor franchise, or something a tiny bit subtler, we gathered our favorite lengthening tubes, ahead.
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Protesters poured into the streets of Hong Kong on Sunday with renewed determination and a lengthening list of demands, rejecting the government's suspension of a contentious extradition bill.
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Clinton's overwhelming fundraising advantage could allow her to bury Trump on the ground, lengthening the odds that Trump can tilt an already difficult electoral map in his favor.
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Those who did resistance training would have produced less of a substance, nitric oxide, that is thought to affect the activity of telomerase and contribute to lengthening telomeres.
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The law reset the copyright term for works published from 230 to 2500 — lengthening it from 2000 years to 21923 years after publication — essentially freezing their protected status.
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Seventh-ranked Karolina Pliskova added herself to the lengthening shortlist with a win in the women's final of the Italian Open, beating Johanna Konta 6-3, 6-4.
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That included expanding its naval port on the main island to handle bigger ships and lengthening the runway at its air force base there to accommodate larger aircraft.
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Here, the choreography places more emphasis on lengthening and stretching the body than on expressive dancing in space, and the unambitious partnering mainly featured women in supported turns.
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"The monetary strategy could also be made more flexible by lengthening the horizon over which it would be desirable to bring inflation back towards its aim," he added.
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"Taken in combination, these factors are lengthening the delivery cycle to consumers and point to a drawn-out process of extricating operations from mainland China's orbit," said Ryan.
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The excellent new Okovi, her fifth studio release, is packed with dark, dramatic, death-fixated tunes that seem to beckon seductively to the darkening days and lengthening nights.
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Its most impressive feat is its ability to steer and turn corners by lengthening or shortening one side, allowing it to navigate and crawl its way through complicated spaces.
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They work Nora&aposs controls, bolt together pieces of the ever-lengthening concrete tunnel, operate rail cars and tend to material going up and down the 900-foot shaft.
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Scientists increasingly agree that we're fast approaching a moment in medicine—probably within 30 years—where we won't just be significantly lengthening human lifespans, but probably conquering death too.
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In fact, lengthening the conflict by creating a military stalemate is a major flaw in most proposals for further US intervention, including giving more arms to Syrian opposition groups.
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Because of the lengthening campaigns, spending on political ads and campaign travel, candidates need to start fundraising earlier—creating a feedback loop that makes campaigns stretch out even more.
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Friday's suit is the latest in a lengthening string of complaints about high fees and poor investment choices at 401(k) and 403(b) retirement plans around the country.
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TuanAnh Nguyen, a Singapore-based analyst for Canalys, told Reuters that China was now a fully mature market and lengthening refresh cycles for smartphones would be the new normal.
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Ministers and officials are now discussing lengthening the agreement again, possibly until the end of 221 ("OPEC seeking consensus on oil supply cut extension before meeting", Reuters, Oct. 19).
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MARTIN REEVESDirector BCG Henderson InstituteNew York I am amazed that your leader ("Hyperactive, yet passive", December 22016th) cited lengthening maturities of company bonds as evidence against corporate short-termism.
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This storm started with steel and aluminium, with tariffs coming into effect on March 23, but has grown in intensity to encompass a lengthening list of goods and products.
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This storm started with steel and aluminum, with tariffs coming into effect on March 23, but has grown in intensity to encompass a lengthening list of goods and products.
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As a result he said the Fed should wait at least "a quarter or two" before raising rates again as officials sort through a suddenly lengthening series of risks.
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They have a lengthening and slimming mesh stripe down each leg that somewhat mimics the popular side stripe pant look of the moment, but has its own unique effect.
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It's even cut to hit just above your ankle for an even more leg-lengthening look, whether you choose to pair it with a mini skirt or flared jeans.
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While a direct debt write off is politically unfeasible, lengthening repayment schedules, smoothing out interest payments, and swapping more expensive loans for cheaper ones could reduce the debt pile.
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The party says the sums would reduce lengthening delays faced by patients in A&E care, speed up cancer treatment, alleviate the staffing crisis, and improve mental-health care.
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The most important way to prevent an uncontrolled demand for hospital care is to slow the spread of the disease, lengthening the time it takes for infections to double.
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Even if individuals did increase their work weeks further, in any case, an aging population and lengthening retirement periods mean that fewer people will be in the labor force.
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High rents and high home prices have hit affordability where it hurts, lengthening the amount of time most potential buyers will need to even think about financing a home.
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Obama. So join us next week when Trump undergoes emergency toe-lengthening surgery to become a size 13 and defeat his sworn nemesis in the battle of the foot.
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Servicing spacecraft could carry rocket fuel to satellites orbiting the Earth to refuel them, lengthening their lifespans, a capability that will have an immediate effect on the world economy.
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His is the latest and most high profile in a lengthening list of scandals involving politicians and prominent figures from the country's religious community, and entertainment and literary worlds.
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A new policy from the Trump administration set into place last week is also intended to funnel would-be asylum-seekers to ports of entry, potentially lengthening the process further.
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Mr Fillon talks of cutting corporate and wealth taxes, while raising sales taxes, lengthening the working week to 39 hours and lowering public spending (which accounts for 57% of GDP).
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The Snowhotel's lengthening off-season is a small sign of an immense transformation in the Arctic, where the environment is changing more rapidly than in the rest of the world.
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May's call added to a lengthening list of uncertainties for investors already on edge over geopolitical tensions that also include Syria, Afghanistan, Turkey and U.S. relations with Russia and China.
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The rejection of the Committee to Protect Journalists' application came as the accreditation panel has been deferring decisions on a larger share of applications by advocacy groups, lengthening a backlog.
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If you're lengthening your hemlines to stop your boss groping you -- or if you don a hijab in order to be accepted as a good girl -- you're still a victim.
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The new bill would also give the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) more time to take enforcement actions against such scammers, lengthening the statute of limitation from one to three years.
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A vast and verdant journalistic subgenre has sprung up around the president's passion for lying: websites devoted solely to fact checking, ever-lengthening lists of falsehoods at major media outlets.
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These schools are part of the de Blasio administration's Renewal Schools program, which aims to increase student performance by infusing struggling schools with social services and lengthening the school day.
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The Senate, which is still in session, has been lengthening the time allotted for roll call votes to help reduce the number of people in the chamber at a time.
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But he saves his best for first: The book's initial spreads, before night falls and Sister's adventures begin, are masterpieces of waning yellow-orange light and lengthening purple-grey shadows.
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The report reiterates what residents of the West have learned from hard experience: that warmer springs, longer dry seasons in the summer and other impacts are lengthening the fire season.
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In 2007 she worked with the FBI to stop a bombing: It could have been one more mass-casualty event on our grim, ever-lengthening list. Columbine. Orlando. Charleston. Gilroy.
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Not to mention Open Doctors, golf-course architects who alter existing courses to make them fit for upcoming U.S. Opens and the present game—lengthening holes, moving greens, rethinking bunkers.
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On a lengthening list of atrocities reported from Mosul, militants had deployed "sons of the Caliphate," believed to be teenagers or younger, around the old town armed with explosive belts.
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If our continually lengthening, ever more transparent history is the sum total of who we are as a species, then our species is the poorer for every secret faithfully kept.
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But given the popularity of tweetstorms as they already exist, and Twitter's recent commitment to lengthening tweets, it seems that the feature certainly has a good shot at becoming official.
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Post lengthening, the nails are not painted, but literally dipped into jars of powder — first a foundational powder, then a chrome one that gives the nails a sparkly, silver finish.
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Q. and A. Fractured, chaotic Libya has leapt back into the headlines this week, with a breakthrough in its tangled civil war and a vicious display of Islamist extremism's lengthening shadow.
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The long-wear formula is one of the most volumizing and lengthening I've ever used, and it manages to do both in equal measure with minimal clumping — a very rare feat.
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A lengthening in suppliers' delivery time is normally associated with increased activity, which is a positive contribution to the ISM index as it means that suppliers need to steep up production.
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Three boats were rescued in the Strait of Gibraltar and the rest off the coast of Almeria in southern Spain, adding to a lengthening list of such operations in recent days.
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Weinstein's alleged victims are likely to benefit from a legal trend in recent years favoring a lengthening of the time in which alleged victims can file their civil and criminal complaints.
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"We think it's doubtful China returns to its 2015 peak as local brands have caught up and upgrade cycles are lengthening," analyst Steven Milunovich wrote in a note to clients Monday.
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Our discontents are real, but so is our uneven progress in the past 200 years in reducing poverty, spreading literacy and lengthening the life span for ordinary people around the world.
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The most recent report from the Institute for Supply Management indicated that factory demand for equipment was accelerating and that backlogs for such goods were lengthening — all signs of robust demand.
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The $10 lengthening and defining formula — which Prewett is seen applying in a getting-ready montage from an earlier episode — is one of the most popular drugstore mascaras on the market.
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Demonstrators in Hong Kong on Sunday dismissed the government's suspension of a bill that would allow extraditions to mainland China, and returned to the streets with a lengthening list of demands.
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Besides increasing rigor, the article suggests several other things schools can do to keep students healthy and safe, including higher teacher wages, decreasing student-teacher ratios, and lengthening the school year.
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The share of external debt is low, declining to less than 8% of GDP in 2016 from 20% of GDP in 103, and the government is gradually lengthening the maturity profile.
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But his cherished dream of a new world-class concert hall in London faces lengthening odds since the British government said last week that it was pulling back from the project.
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A bio lab somewhere where researchers are finding ways to tailor cancer treatment to each patient's particular genetic makeup, thus lengthening lives and restructuring the phases of the typical human life.
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Before running for a third, non-consecutive term in 2012, Putin served as Russia's prime minister under Dmitry Medvedev, who approved the lengthening of presidential terms from four to six years.
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Toshiba's ever-lengthening list of problems has caused it to consider selling its lucrative memory-chip business; it had said only recently that it would limit any potential buyer's stake to 23%.
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The push-back in steel markets has already taken concrete shape in the form of a lengthening list of anti-dumping duties, most recently on U.S. imports of Chinese corrosion-resistant steel.
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In yet another consequence of lengthening life spans, the adult children trying to care for people in their late 80s and 673s are likely to be approaching 70 themselves, or beyond it.
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DAVID LINRepresentativeTaipei Representative Office in the UKLondon The Books and arts section in the July 1st edition drew my attention to a puzzling trend in book publishing: the lengthening of book titles.
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Designed with clear, barely-there plastic straps, the Frontline Sandals look as if they&aposre floating atop the foot, rather than wrapping all the way around, which gives a leg-lengthening effect.
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While the Europeans are working around the clock to salvage the agreement by expanding its scope and lengthening its term, the Iranians have consistently balked at reopening the terms of the deal.
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She smiles, squints at her syringe, held up, lit, like dye bubbles lengthening in a radiant corridor: see livesunborn (half-souls blindly pushing toward life) gather outside time, inside your mind. Move!
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The addition of new chemotherapy regimens and newly effective targeted drugs, like the PARP inhibitor I have been taking for five years to keep my cancer in check, are lengthening survival rates.
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"Emerging problems in the supply chain, signaled by lengthening lead times, are likely related to the subdued investment performance of the past few quarters," said Lee Hopley, economist at manufacturing association EEF.
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We're introduced to 13-year-old William (the delightful Maxwell Simba) in 2001, in his village in rural Malawi where lengthening cycles of drought and heavy rains are making harvests increasingly precarious.
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There's also a copper eyeshadow, a creamy concealer for brightening the undereye area, a white pencil to line the inner corners of the eyes, a peachy-nude lip gloss, and a lengthening mascara.
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That would enable Boeing to add range while lengthening the 178-seat jet to fit 12 or more extra passengers and gain a capacity advantage over the 3103-seat A321neo, the sources said.
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With increased property for the course, there are studies underway looking at lengthening holes, including the par-five 13th which concludes the famous three-hole stretch that is widely known as Amen Corner.
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Telemeres tend to shorten over the years as a person gets older, but Kelly's lengthening telemeres may have had something to do with his diet and exercise routine on the station, NASA said.
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On November 1st Pakistan joined the ever-lengthening roll as tens of thousands of protesters converged on the capital, Islamabad, to demand that the prime minister, Imran Khan, stand down within 48 hours.
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After months on the road covering Hillary Clinton for The Times, eating Panera Bread or whatever was provided on the campaign bus, I had a lot of strengthening, lengthening and toning to do.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Staff at the Eiffel Tower walked out on strike on Wednesday in a dispute over lengthening queues at the Paris landmark, forcing it to close during the peak summer tourist season.
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The team's mathematical model of the body's time-keeping cells shows that a westward trip across nine time zones can take eight days of recovery, because lengthening a day is easier to handle.
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Once the wealthy have attained all the desired access and material things, then they start to look at lengthening their legacy and making sure their progeny will enjoy the same lifestyle and benefits.
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Scott Wren, the firm's senior global equity strategist, says there's a high probability the stock market could see a 213 percent gain or more next year because it's single-handedly lengthening the recovery.
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After she discovers her superhuman ability to kick ass by shape-shifting and lengthening her arms and legs, Khan dons a shalwar kameez-inspired red, blue, and yellow costume and gets to work.
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With lengthening life spans, said Dr. LeRoith, "we know that 27- to 290-year-olds can live for 10 years or longer" and reduced blood sugar may help lower their risk of complications.
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LONDON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Golf's jewel in the crown The Masters and English soccer's Premier League joined the lengthening list of elite sporting events to fall foul of the coronavirus pandemic on Friday.
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LONDON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Golf's jewel in the crown The Masters and English soccer's Premier League joined the lengthening list of elite sporting events to fall foul of the coronavirus pandemic on Friday.
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The ever-lengthening list of income that will be taxed at a cut-rate could be seen as "a Donald J. Trump loophole," said Steven M. Rosenthal of the nonpartisan Tax Policy Center.
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Talks on debt relief for Greece are likely to focus on extending maturities of existing loans from the euro zone, lengthening grace periods and some minor interest rate adjustments, euro zone officials have said.
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Our end-of-summer bucket list is lengthening by the minute; there are weekend beach trips untaken, backyard sliders that have yet to be grilled, and brand spanking new bottles of rosé to open.
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This posture supports a release of tension in the low back and enhanced pain-free movement by lengthening compressed waist muscles and overactive hip flexors that come from sitting too long and too often.
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If you're looking for the ultimate leg-lengthening jean that's not only ultra-flattering, looks good with every type of shoe and is also incredibly affordable, Everlane's newest Kick Crop Jean is your answer.
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The gross external financing requirement is very large, at an estimated USD193 billion in 2017, and the international liquidity ratio is 84.4, against a 'BB' median of 151.5, despite some lengthening of external maturities.
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Some lawmakers and conservative groups have suggested that tax reform doesn't need to be deficit-neutral and have floated lengthening the budget window beyond the traditional 10 years in order to facilitate tax cuts.
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Now a twice-monthly column that appears online and in the print Science Times section on alternate Tuesdays, The New Old Age lives — and the list of subjects I hope to tackle keeps lengthening.
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It is just the latest in an ever-lengthening litany of putrid examples showing the terrible consequences of hating the "other," rather than loving in our hearts all of those created in God's image.
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A study of Southern states found that decreasing student-teacher ratios, increasing teachers' wages, and lengthening the school year are all associated with better future health of students, including reduced smoking, obesity and mortality.
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Although lengthening a person&aposs bones for cosmetic purposes is a new concept, the technology and procedure to do just that had existed for nearly 100 years, according to the journal Children&aposs Orthapaedics.
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In a final order, slated for a vote next week, Wheeler has proposed lengthening emergency alerts to 360 characters and requiring wireless providers to provide their messages in Spanish, according to an FCC official.
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Cost of risk is low, although it increased somewhat in 2015 (1.1% of net banking income, from 1% in 2014), due to a voluntary lengthening in the notice period preceding the sale of pawned assets.
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After crunching the numbers, the team found that the actual rate at which days have been lengthening over the past couple of millennia is 1.8 milliseconds per century, considerably slower than the 2.3 milliseconds predicted.
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These eye-catching deals are just fleeting glimpses of a secular shift towards lengthening the maturity of government debt, by which countries are capitalising on record low borrowing costs to protect themselves against future crises.
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And, even as Prime Minister David Cameron and other Western leaders face what some consider to be the legacy of that era, there are growing signs that its shadows are lengthening, not receding, with time.
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There are plenty of things that have spooked the Mac faithful: the ever-lengthening months between Mac product updates, the recent issues with the MacBook keyboards, and, above all, the company's emphasis on the iPhone.
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Were London to follow the example of New York, its GDP and population could eventually eclipse that of the rest of Britain, lengthening the political and cultural shadows cast across the rest of the country.
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With its high rise silhouette and leg-lengthening crop, it creates an illusion of a taller silhouette and narrower waist (who doesn't love that?) and is flattering on women of all shapes, heights and sizes.
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In fact, lots of researchers, coaches, and trainers had begun to doubt the benefits of static stretching—getting into a muscle-lengthening position and holding it—by the time my book with Ian came out.
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The leather is buttery soft and fitted like a glove, the block heel low and walkable enough for my 40-minute walk over tough city concrete, and the sleek center seam is modern and lengthening.
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This fact was delivered, first, in the mouths of doctors talking over my head to my parents about possible surgical and orthopedic interventions: selective dorsal rhizotomy, partial hamstring release, heel cord lengthening, double-upright-KFOs.
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"It's keeping us all on tenterhooks," Andrew Fleming, of the British Antarctic Survey, told Reuters of the lengthening and widening rift, adding "it feels like a niggling tooth" of a child as it comes loose.
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ANKARA, Turkey — Turkish voters gave President Recep Tayyip Erdogan a decisive victory in national elections on Sunday, lengthening his 215-year grip on power and granting him vastly expanded authority over the legislature and judiciary.
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Monday, a large group of state attorneys general led by Texas's Ken Paxton is expected to announced a new antitrust probe into Google, adding to the lengthening list of investigations into the big internet companies.
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It is still possible the two-drug combination might succeed in lengthening first-line patients' lives - a measure called overall survival - but Deutsche Bank analyst Richard Parkes said expectations for this "should now be very low".
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Spider lashes may not be the most desirable look, but at least they only get their name from resembling the arachnids in question, not actually because someone thought to incorporate them into a lengthening mascara formula.
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Hopefully, by signaling that it understands all greenhouse gas emissions contribute to dangerous heatwaves, more powerful storms, lengthening fire seasons, and other dangerous consequences of climate change, the EPA is gearing up to take meaningful action.
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JAKARTA, Indonesia – Indonesia&aposs parliament unanimously approved a strengthened anti-terrorism law, expanding the definition of terror and lengthening detention periods, spurred into action by bombings less than two weeks ago that involved children as perpetrators.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Commission has proposed lengthening the period of time its own former leaders must wait before taking up new jobs, following public uproar over its last president going to work for Goldman Sachs.
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"One thing we found with this growing robot, is that it is surprisingly difficult to stop it from lengthening when it is pressurized — if there is a way it can extend, it probably will," he says.
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With every step I took, I could literally feel my cheeks twitching, contracting, and lengthening, moving my legs and stabilizing my core in a way that I'd never felt before in ten years of strength training.
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Longevity scientists are studying food fasting to find out if regular periods of going without any food, or making your body think you are going without food, could be a key to lengthening the human lifespan.
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Extra-Extra Long SleevesThis time last year, fashion experienced a sleeve-lengthening phenomenon seemingly at every level: We dubbed them "spaghetti-sauce sleeves" when we saw them on the runway, and just straight-up impractical IRL.
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Rather than lengthening the recommended amount of time between screenings, the goal needs to remain on getting more women screened in the first place since the number of women not getting screened is still too high.
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Firing dozens of Tomahawk cruise missiles into Syria also deflects attention from Mr. Trump's lengthening list of troubles at home, from the investigation of his campaign's murky ties with Russia to his failed health care legislation.
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If addicts can determine what they thought of that sent their slider into the future, they can potentially train their brain to think that way more effectively, lengthening their temporal window and maybe even alleviating the addiction.
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"By lengthening presidential terms and expanding presidential authorities, the proposed constitutional changes are susceptible to abuse that would entrench political authority, making it less responsive to the will of the Azerbaijani people," the members of Congress wrote.
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The so-called Parallel Spine is the star though, lifting the bag ever so slightly off of your back, while twisting, lengthening, and contracting in tune with the movements of your body, just like your own spine.
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Another poster, who identifies himself as a "25 year old virgin," describes his "massive incel experiment," a complex, years-long plan to transform himself into an attractive man through hair transplants, steroid use, and leg-lengthening surgery.
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Lengthening lifespans and low fertility rates have led to a steady decline in U.S. population growth over the past 20 years and the proportion of working-age Americans is shrinking, the ratings agency said in a report.
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Since December 2014, the DHS has prioritized asylum cases from new arrivals at the US-Mexico border, lengthening the amount of time that the the global pool of asylum seekers must wait before their applications are processed.
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Instead of imposing new tariffs, lengthening this trade war and isolating America from its allies, we ought to be eliminating all trade barriers and doing everything we can to keep the good times rolling for all Americans.
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Of course, I am gonna be jumping into a pool to test out how waterproof these mascaras actually are, but I'm also looking out for how well they are at volumizing, lengthening, and their ease of removal.
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But the lengthening shutdown is also beginning to show Democrats just how difficult it is going to be to match up against Trump, who thinks nothing of destroying norms and playing the Washington game with no rules.
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The blaze comes amid increasing concern about extreme bush fires in southern and eastern Australia, with climate change and a paucity of rainfall believed to be behind the lengthening of the fire season from October through March.
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He expanded the influence of the MacNeil/Lehrer program by lengthening it to an hour, from a half-hour, and started the "Frontline" documentary series as well as the 213-part series "Vietnam: A Television History" (21983).
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On top of that, a Trump cabinet turf battle has been adding to the uncertainty and lengthening the time that small businesses are going to be in the dark about how the tax rules apply to them.
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At Debiparshad&aposs LimbplastX Institute, that price tag includes the surgery itself, hospital stays following the operation, and two to four weeks of physical therapy, which Debiparshad said is a necessary part of the limb-lengthening process.
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If the Senate doesn't take up three pending nominations for top Pentagon roles before the end of the year, for example, the administration will have to renominate the potential appointees, lengthening time until those roles are filled.
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The sun was pouring in, creeping in stealthily lengthening squares across his desk and the litter of papers that strewed it, then over the lap of Dr. Harden himself and up to his shaggy, white-topped face.
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In addition, long-term trends associated with human-caused global warming include earlier spring snow melt and later starts to the winter season, which is lengthening wildfire seasons from Alaska to Alberta, and south to New Mexico.
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Trump's declaration of a national emergency to fund his border wall represents one of the boldest grabs for presidential authority in generations and caps what is now a lengthening record of contempt for the regular political order.
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An upgrade may result from direct debt stabilising at below 2956% of current revenue, coupled with a lengthening of the debt maturity profile and improvement of budgetary performance with a positive current balance on a sustained basis.
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But the idea that China may import more corn to support its ethanol fuel plans, along with strength in soybeans and commodities in general, prevented funds from lengthening their bearish views on the yellow grain late last week.
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McConnell has been the immovable object: He's frustrated House Democrats by systematically blocking Senate votes so far on the lengthening list of bills they have passed, from gun control to additional protections for patients with preexisting health problems.
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A study published in the journal Nature Climate Change said more hotter-than-average days would cluster together if the world warms by 2 degrees Celsius (20193F) above pre-industrial times, lengthening the duration of future hot spells.
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Users query whether supplements for height growth are a scam, seek advice about limb-lengthening surgeries, and show off reported height gains, like a 26-year-old woman who claimed she stretched 3.5 inches from swimming and yoga.
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For adults, "there are limb-lengthening procedures where you break the leg bone and stretch them out, but short of surgery, you just can't get taller if you're finished growing, if your growth plates are fused," said Cooke.
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"These [ARV] programs are beginning to have an impact at lengthening the time people can survive and have kept people able to work longer as well, but it's complicated," Minister of Finance, Dr. Moeketsi Majoro told VICE Impact.
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Additionally, the study revealed that breathing problems associated with brachycephaly—the flat, wide skull emblematic of most bulldogs—are a product of complex changes to the dog's head structure, and can't be fixed simply by "lengthening" the face.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Hundreds of migrants, some of them drifting in rubber dinghies off the coast of Libya, were picked up by Spanish and Italian ships on Saturday, adding to a lengthening list of rescue operations in recent days.
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The attempted lengthening of child detentions relates to the 1997 Flores settlement agreement, which defines the time and conditions under which U.S. officials can detain immigrant children and allows for a 20-day maximum in certain extreme cases.
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Five years later, in September 2017, Mr. Taylor's gallery, situated in a 19th-century gun maker's shop in the Soho district of London, joined the art world's ever-lengthening list of small and midsize dealerships that have closed.
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McConnell said potential changes to allow senators to avoid congregating on the Senate floor could be lengthening the amount of time allowed for a vote, or having senators come to the floor to vote individually or in pairs.
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Netze BW tried various options, either slotting cars in at the maximum 22 kW charging flow one after another, or lengthening the charging time for individual cars by adjusting the power flow, or combining both methods, Lossau said.
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Djokovic's drop shots that had held him in good stead in the tournament also proved to be ineffective against the athletic Monfils, who was up to the task of lengthening rallies to prevent the Serb from controlling points.
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At the same time, high birthrates and lengthening life spans mean that by the end of this century, there could be as many as four billion people on the continent, about 22007 times the population 13 years ago.
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Improvements in the funding profiles are more likely to be through lengthening of the wholesale maturity profile, which appears to have broadly been a focus for the banks given their parents' preparations for the Net Stable Funding Ratio.
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If you are aging at a healthy body weight and are free of disease, and you eat a healthy diet and regularly exercise, periodic fasting may not necessarily offer an added benefit in terms of lengthening your life.
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The resulting short, looped video clip was then Photoshopped frame by frame, removing the female from the clip entirely, and either shortening or lengthening the male's gonopodium by 30 percent to represent the full range of swordtail dick size.
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Cuts made to the rock "show that the 'stromatolites' are not cones or elongate cones, but ridges extending at least 10 cm (our sampling depth) into the rock, aligned with the lengthening direction," the researchers write in the study.
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While some outlets have praised Kelly's telomere lengthening as some sort of anti-aging miracle, this could also be indicative of a problem, as John Charles, chief scientist at NASA's Human Research Program, explained to Gizmodo earlier this year.
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In 2012, the financier got a landmark US human rights law named in his slain lawyer's honor, sanctioning an ever-lengthening list of the Russian conspirators behind the $230 million theft and cover-up and Russian human rights abusers.
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Three options are under consideration: building a new runway at Heathrow for 18 billion pounds, lengthening one of its existing two runways for an estimated 14 billion pounds, or building a new runway at Gatwick for 13 billion pounds.
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HHS has mandated FBI fingerprint checks for sponsors for the children, and delays in receiving those prints and processing them have contributed to lengthening the average stay for children at the camp, HHS spokesman Mark Weber told VICE News.
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While there's no reason to suppose that this is Wiseman's last movie, it doesn't seem impossible that, at 88, he is aware of lengthening shadows and autumnal tints, of the fragility of perception and the finite nature of consciousness.
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Buckle in, because as spring nears, we'd like to re-up the season's perennial conundrum: coming up with a fit that works for the entirety of the ever-lengthening day, from poolside lounging to park hangs to rooftop drinks.
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HONG KONG — Protesters poured into the streets of Hong Kong on Sunday with renewed determination and a lengthening list of demands, rejecting the government's retreat on a contentious extradition bill and extending the political crisis gripping the semiautonomous territory.
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But more rigorous demands at school — as well as approaches like lengthening the school year — may deter students from a broader set of risky behavior while better preparing them for higher-wage jobs, things that taxes alone cannot do.
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I often imagine nerves lengthening and muscles awakening as I plant my legs extra purposefully on my walks, thinking in my uninformed way that mental power or an act of will might spur something I cannot know or see.
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However, few economists are willing to ditch their predictions that the BoE will increase rates next month for only the second time since the financial crisis, even if odds on a further rate rise this year have been lengthening.
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Lengthening queues for critical operations, shortages of doctors and teachers and the failures of police to deal with inner-city gang violence have shaken faith in the "Swedish model", built on a promise of comprehensive welfare and social inclusion.
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But as the physical and emotional toll on the thousands of unpaid firefighters mounts, Australia is facing questions about whether it can continue to rely on a volunteer force as climate change contributes to an ever-lengthening fire season.
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Makeup artist Tracy Murphy's trick for making your eye lashes look ridiculously long is easy: after using a curling iron to create a slight bend, apply a lengthening mascara on your top and bottom lashes, wiggling the wand as you go.
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The iceberg, known as A-68, did not come as a surprise, since scientists were tracking the spread of a lengthening fissure in the ice shelf for years before it finally broke off an ice chunk about the size of Delaware.
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Come April—when, like in Blackburn, dealers won't have to compete against head shops—synthetic weed, like the government-banned mephedrone before it, will increasingly become part of the ever-lengthening menu of substances available from your local street dealer.
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Scott Kelly during the flight experienced thickening of the carotid artery and retina, weight loss, shifts in gut microbes, reductions in cognitive abilities, DNA damage, changes in gene expression, and a lengthening of the ends of chromosomes called telomeres, scientists said.
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Whatever the case, the lengthening of LG phone names is one of this world's few constants, and as such, it ought to be no surprise that the company's first 5G handset happily continues the trend as the LG V50 ThinQ 5G.
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Alfa has been successful in lengthening the average term of its funding base, and captured a large volume of funding at attractive costs from local banks, through financial bills (LFs), since 2012, benefitting from the changes to compulsory deposit rules.
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"If your resume is naturally a single page or you're an entry-level worker who doesn't have a lot of relevant experience or skills yet, there is no need to add for the sake of lengthening the resume," says Yang.
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This week, a lengthening string of allies at home and abroad abandoned her on the issue, including neighboring Austria, which said it would set a cap of accepting 37,500 migrants this year — less than half the 90,000 it received in 2015.
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Here's Forbes' list of the world's most powerful women (and America's most powerful women in tech); Apple's list of the best apps, games, music, movies, TV shows and podcasts of the year; and a continually lengthening list of year-end lists.
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"Even with a lengthening upgrade cycle, the size of the F15 class combined with an increasing number of pre-6 phones drives sufficient demand to grow iPhone units by 5 percent in (full year 63)," UBS said in a recent note.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - France does not rule out a possible lengthening of Britain's post-Brexit transition period if it helps advance negotiations with London, but any extension would come with conditions, an official in President Emmanuel Macron's office said on Thursday.
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In sum, if markets end up seeing this statement as formalizing the flattening and lengthening of the trajectory the markets have been pricing in during the past several weeks, the statement could end up as a positive for the equity markets.
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"The traditional PC market has been through a tough phase, with competition from tablets and smartphones as well as lengthening lifecycles pushing PC shipments down roughly 30% from a peak in 2011," said Jay Chou, research manager, IDC PCD Tracker.
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Kezie Okpala hit a lead-lengthening jumper with 1:09 to go and Josh Sharma recorded a key block down the stretch as Stanford held on to beat California 77-73 in Pacific-33 Conference action Sunday night in Berkeley, Calif.
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"The direct consequence of this is a lengthening of the time it takes to complete a project — seven to nine years on average — compared to three to four years in Germany," the government said in a statement regarding its new proposals.
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The government's recent pension reforms, namely the lengthening of the contribution period and measures to incentivise late retirement, should ease pressures on pension spending, while the proportion of GDP spent on social benefits has been reduced by nearly 2pp since 2013.
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You can add Ms. McLean to the lengthening list of major talents (the jazz singer Cecile McLorin Salvant and the composer Lin-Manuel Miranda come to mind) showcased by American Songbook just as they are about to burst into full flower.
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All of which may seem like legal nicety to many in the aluminium market who watched physical premiums go super nova in tandem with the lengthening load-out queues, first at Detroit and then at the Dutch port of Vlissingen.
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And with Arctic ice melting faster than expected and lengthening the shipping season in the Northwest Passage, the facility will act as a new northern home for the Canadian military, and Coast Guard to respond to an increase in traffic.
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Because many patients will have no other choice — and because traditional provider firms are lengthening their lists of virtual offerings amid the pandemic — we expect to see the needle move on telehealth adoption, which has remained meager among US adults.
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Lengthening the cash payment cycle could create a cash crunch for sellers who rely on speedier payments to buy inventory and fund their operations, said Jerry Kavesh, the CEO of 3P Marketplace Solutions, a consulting firm for Amazon marketplace sellers.
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Mr. Fillon had been trying to steer the news media's attention away from the corruption allegations and toward his platform of pro-business policies, including lengthening the standard 35-hour workweek and raising the retirement age to 65 from 62.
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"Given positive pre-order data, aggressive US carrier promotions, and positive supply chain chatter, we have somewhat more confidence that the upgrade cycle may not be lengthening as much as previously thought," analyst Steven Milunovich wrote in a note to clients Tuesday.
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"Our third quarter results were primarily impacted by the lengthening of deal cycles as enterprises are becoming more strategic with their purchasing decisions and buying with less urgency than last year," said the CEO of Fortient Ken Xie said in the press release.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Wednesday he was hopeful denuclearization talks would resume between North Korea and the United States soon, in spite of repeated North Korean missile tests and the lengthening delay in restarting the talks.
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"While China may have played a big role in the revenue miss the reality is nearly all smartphone markets are seeing a lengthening in replacement cycles and we should expect this to be the new normal," Ben Bajarin of Creative Strategies, tells TechCrunch.
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Earlier this year, the government announced it would raise the bar for handing out citizenships by lengthening the waiting period, adding a new "Australian values" test and raising the standard for English language as part of a shake up of its immigration program.
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James Wilson, the boss of distribution firm Palletways, said Brexit could mean British lorries are subjected to customs checks, lengthening journey times and taking drivers up to the maximum number of hours they are permitted to drive each day under safety rules.
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"This is all because the body's internal clock has a natural period of slightly longer than 24 hours, which means that it has an easier time traveling west and lengthening the day than traveling east and shortening the day," Dr. Girvan said.
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Now nearly all the island's major track stars are being trained locally, greatly reducing the talent drain and shifting the focus to adult runners, lengthening their careers and, with their greater local visibility and wealth, intensifying the island's passion for the sport.
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We hear an awful lot these days about reinventing yourself, reinventing your career, [because] people have lengthening lifespans, but Joan Rivers is somebody who was brought up to think that you have to have a husband and you're supposed to defer to him.
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In contrast to our sunny drive to his house, the lengthening shadows imbue the streets of the city with an air of danger, and at one traffic light, Mike casually mentions that he was once shot at while waiting at the same intersection.
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In pursuit of the perfect legging print, Zara Tisch has baked and photographed chocolate chip cookies, used a tweezer to set crystals in a skull shape, and spent a year arranging and rearranging cassette tapes to figure out the most leg-lengthening configuration.
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BERLIN, Oct 1 (Reuters) - Europe is not blameless in the trade tensions casting a pall over the global economy, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said, mentioning the lengthening Brexit negotiations as a source of uncertainty to stand beside the United States-China trade war.
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On Tuesday, Joseph J. Lhota, the chairman of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, announced a series of measures aimed at improving the system, including removing seats from some cars to accommodate more passengers, adding countdown clocks and lengthening trains on the C line.
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However, since the KKW Beauty mascara quietly launched at the end of 2018, it's become one of the brand's top sellers eye products; originally part of KKW's Glam Bible: Smokey Volume I collection, fans quickly got addicted to the lengthening, defining formula.
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"Although well adapted to seasonal ice melt, polar bears appear susceptible to deleterious declines in body condition during the lengthening period of summer food deprivation," states a study on the effects of melting sea ice published in the journal Science last summer.
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It isn't missing a section of its esophagus, so in this experiment the robot—which is attached by way of two rings wrapped around the esophagus and sutured an inch and a half apart—is lengthening to stretch the tube like a rubber band.
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"OPEC know what needs to be done but too few members will agree to take the production pain for the price gain, knowing also that the price gain incentivizes non-OPEC to produce more, lengthening the rebalancing process," PVM Oil Associates analyst David Hufton said.
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NKTR-214, a CD122 agonist that utilizes the interleukin-2 (IL-2) pathway, is designed to increase the number and activation state of cancer-fighting T cells in the tumor microenvironment, while limiting IL-2 toxicity, with the hope of improving and lengthening patient responses.
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In the course of implementing the fiduciary rule and considering subsequent adjustments in regulations and statutes in the coming years, policymakers must remain mindful that Americans need to save more and have options for stretching those savings out over many years of a lengthening lifetime.
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The game's serene setting and blissed out music make Alto's Adventure eminently replayable, even if you've already sunk tens of hours into lengthening your scarf in an infinite procedurally generated snowy world dotted with charming villages, dramatic slopes and many, many things to trip over.
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The bottom line: Although climate change does not "cause" a specific fire, study after study has shown that global warming is already making the West's wildfire challenges much worse, by lengthening fire seasons and raising the odds of more days with extreme fire danger.
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Prime Minister Matteo Renzi has promised to overhaul the sclerotic justice system and his coalition has already made some changes, including cutting the amount of holiday that magistrates can take, lengthening prison sentences for bribery and increasing legal costs to try to limit frivolous litigation.
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It's not hard to understand why the mysterious legend continues to capture the imaginations of so many young people, as they sprout unexpected hair in odd places, struggle to coordinate a tangle of lengthening limbs and navigate a social wilderness that is in constant flux.
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MEXICO CITY/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Mexico's national oil company Pemex will need more than the $5 billion cash capital contribution from the government announced on Wednesday to turn around its fate, investors said, although there was interest in the plan's lengthening of debt maturities.
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Like the rest of the global economy, China's growth prospects are being overshadowed by the lengthening dispute with the United States that has seen the world's two biggest economic players apply tit-for-tat tariffs on each other's goods, making trade more expensive and difficult.
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WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (Reuters) - The Atlantic Coast Conference on Wednesday said it would move 10 college sports championships from North Carolina, lengthening the list of prominent groups taking a stand this year against a state law that restricts rights for gay and transgender people.
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Depending on who you ask, remote work is either a positive solution for ever-lengthening commutes and the strains of working parents, or a crime against the efficiencies—not to mention the camaraderie—of having busy bees buzzing alongside each other at the office.
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Congressional leaders have said their preference is for tax reform to be revenue neutral, but some lawmakers and prominent conservatives have expressed an interest in lengthening the budget window so that Congress could pass temporary tax cuts that last for more than 10 years.
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Gartner says two main factors led to the Q1.13 sales drop: A slowing of upgrades from feature phones to smartphones due to a lack of quality "ultra-low-cost" smartphones; and existing smartphone owners selecting quality models and keeping them for longer, lengthening the replacement cycle.
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The latest version of Rosetta does so, looking for co-variation (eg, in this case, two places along the length of the proteins' chains where a shortening of an amino acid's side chain in one is always accompanied by a lengthening of it in the other).
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I don't just see a dangerous buffoon who doesn't know how to knot his scarlet tie, I also see an East Coast socialite who remembered the advice from one of those meticulous gentlemen's style guides, on how lengthening the tie masks the size of a heavy gut.
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MEXICO CITY/NEW YORK, Sept 12 (Reuters) - Mexico's national oil company Pemex will need more than the $5 billion cash capital contribution from the government announced on Wednesday to turn around its fate, investors said, although there was interest in the plan's lengthening of debt maturities.
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Cats' lengthening life spans may explain some of the increased incidence of the disease, and it's possible that high PBDE levels are a result of hyperthyroidism, rather than a cause; the compounds, which are stored in fat, may be released into the bloodstream when cats lose weight.
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CHICAGO, Feb 12 (Reuters) - The Zika virus may be particularly adept at entrenching itself in parts of the body that are shielded from the immune system, making it harder to fight off and possibly lengthening the timeframe in which it can be transmitted, top U.S. experts said on Friday.
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By taking measures such as improving engine performance, lengthening runways so aircraft can gain additional speed to get into the air and scheduling flights for cooler parts of the day, they will be able to mitigate some of the effects, says Radley Horton, one of the report's authors.
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But the odds on that outcome in the British general election on Thursday are lengthening by the day, raising the prospect of a government weakened just as it starts divorce talks with a European Union showing more unity and economic strength than at anytime in the past decade.
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We were adamant that any language that describes this conflict as essentially Islam against the West — recall candidate Donald Trump's "I think Islam hates us" line — mischaracterizes the conflict and risks lengthening it by strengthening the favorite terrorist narrative of undying enmity between Islam and the modern world.
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There's stuff around meditation, there's stuff around all kinds of things that ... One of the people who's doing a lot of investing has explained it to me, that it's not so much ... it's lengthening life if you want and not being sick for the last part of your life.
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And if you want to achieve Hemsworth-worthy legs, follow this five-minute regimen created by Dr. Eric Goodman, who has previously worked with Chris: FROM COINAGE: Try This Healthy, Cheap Late-Night Snack "Take 4-8 deep breaths while standing," Goodman told PEOPLE in September of lengthening and decompressing.
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Given the trends in cervical cancer screening, it's alarming that draft guidelines under review by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) recommend lengthening the amount of time from three years to five years between cervical cancer screenings that use the Pap test in conjunction with an HPV test.
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Yang collaborates here with the artist Rackstraw Downes, and the elegant precision of Downes's paintings and drawings of an electrical substation is nicely matched by Yang's playfully exacting lines: "Gray day faraway water-tower potentiometer / enclosed by a series of right-angle triangles, guy- / line hypotenuse cables lengthening to anchor / pole.…"
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Tommy Sihotang, a defense lawyer for Mr. Basuki, said that the case had become too politicized and that "anything could happen" in an appeal — including the possible lengthening of the governor's sentence, which has happened in other appeals to the Jakarta High Court, or clashes between his supporters and opponents.
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As the lengthening days start tipping toward spring, I pore over these catalogs, reading them cover to cover: There are multihued carrots and beets, cucumbers shaded yellow, orange and rust red; there's lettuce that's harvested, curiously, for its stems, and rutabagas that grow to be the size of small children.
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Image: Project MIDASOver 100 miles long, up to two miles wide, and lengthening at a rate of five football fields per day, the rift in the Larsen C ice shelf has been in and out of the spotlight since it first emerged on the eastern flank of the Antarctic Peninsula in 2014.
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HK/SIN, but off a low of 18.9007 pesos, a decline of around 2 percent, as the pesos hit its highest levels in nearly a month as the U.S. presidential debate kicked off, in a signal that markets were lengthening the odds on a Trump victory after the second U.S. presidential debate.
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Still, if Trump's goal is to defeat the Taliban and terrorist cells in Afghanistan, the increase may not be sufficient to accomplishing the goal -- potentially lengthening the US military presence in Afghanistan without achieving significant gains that would either eradicate the Taliban or convince the rebel group to agree to a negotiated peace.
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In 2014, the FDA sent a warning letter to MegaVac systems, makers of a penis vacuum pump device, chastising the company for failing to adequately maintain its device history records, as well as for making the false claim that their product was "FDA Approved" for penile lengthening when it was only approved for improving erections.
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Unlike most things people buy, financial products became defined by their ever-lengthening terms and conditions: mandatory arbitration, reverse amortization, interest-rate calculations that can change at a whim, cross-default clauses and two-cycle billing, mysterious credit scores that emanate from Equifax and Experian as if from the temples of an obscurantist cult.
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But he notes that change has not come without a cost, ticking off a list that sounds like what recent arrivals were trying to escape when they moved: shortage of affordable housing, gentrification that is excluding some minority populations, the connected problems of addiction and homelessness, and lengthening traffic jams — even to the mountains.
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First, if tariffs affect Apple products imported into the US this will mean that a) Apple could increase prices, with dire consequences on demand given the evidence of price elasticity (late 2018 iPhone launches have already been seen as too pricey by consumers) and lengthening smartphone upgrade cycle and/or b) the company could take the hit on margins.
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Some European observers will probably see there an eerie reminder of the German diktat to the hard-pressed euro area countries to implement structural reforms and fiscal austerity, while they were sinking into recession, with rising unemployment, heart-wrenching poverty, lengthening soup-kitchen lines and more than half of young people deprived of jobs and meaningful future.
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In 2018, the Trump administration doubled down, lengthening the time short-term insurance could be offered from the previously allowed three months to a year and flooding the market with "cheaper" alternatives; these plans limit coverage such as for incidences of cancer only or have strict requirements before coverage kicks in like the plan Azcue has.
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EYES: Shadow: Anastasia Glow Kit in Crushed Pearl and Mimosa and the Contour Powder in "Sand" (editor's note: Hrush often uses contour powders as eyeshadows); Benefit They're Real Push-Up Liner in Beyond Brown; Lashes: Customized by Hrush using Huda Beauty individual false Alyssa lashes; Mascara: Benefit They're Real Lengthening Mascara on real lashes and Too Faced Better Than Sex on faux lashes.
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As is often the case, many explanations are possible, including a combination of poor weather and sloppy fields (much of France has been flooded); the ever-lengthening seasons for clubs, which sent hundreds of weary players to France; and, as many have speculated, the expansion to 24 teams, which watered down the talent and reduced the incentive to press for goals.
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So, as we stood in the long and lengthening line, I delivered a rousing address to my troops — five of them — on the need to act decisively once we were inside, how we had to seize the very best nonassigned seats: as near to the front as possible, but not too close to the potentially overwhelming drums, and not to one side.
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Thus the ongoing failure of the White House to acknowledge what is now taken everywhere as fact and to address the need for a serous public-private strategy of defense, possible retaliation and protection of vital public and private networks adds the Trump administration to the lengthening list of major institutions that have fallen down on the job, starting with the Obama administration.
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This next prospective private-sector parade of companies begging the president and his enablers to smile on them with lower tariffs on their imports of Chinese products will only add to the lengthening queue of American businesses that have been compelled to genuflect before a looming and intruding Leviathan of governmental authority in what we can only hope is the aberrational age of Trump.
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And, as Gretchen Morgenson has reported, the bank also provided unauthorized auto insurance to 800,000 customers who had borrowed money from Wells Fargo to buy new cars; made unauthorized changes to mortgage repayments terms while customers were in bankruptcy, lengthening out by years the money they owed to the bank; and withheld different insurance refunds from some customers who had borrowed money to buy cars.
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He records their wars over his lengthening hair, which culminate in Springsteen senior calling in a barber when his son is incapacitated by a motorbike accident; the simmering silences and boozing; but also his unexpected, curt relief when Bruce fails his army medical ("That's good"), and the old man's crumpled awe when his son produces the Oscar he won for "Philadelphia" ("I'll never tell anybody what to do ever again").
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