"When the day lengthens, hormones start to flow," he explained.
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Little by little, the robot lengthens, in turn lengthening the tube.
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A mascara that simultaneously lengthens, volumizes, nourishes, and conditions your lashes
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It also lengthens the runway for a player, so to speak.
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"He lengthens out the lineup so much," Murphy said of Zimmerman.
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Still, Republicans believe those views could change as Trump's presidency lengthens.
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"I like a nude shoe because it lengthens your leg," she says.
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Plus, it lengthens and adds shine, thanks to a nourishing, oil-infused formula.
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Saving each edition Of the day as it lengthens and warms Isn't progress.
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The prescription lash serum Latisse, when used every night, thickens, darkens and lengthens.
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They also looked at telomerase, which repairs and lengthens the telomeres, for both men.
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The female lens smooths out a user's skin, lengthens their hair, and adds makeup.
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For example, one line along the bridge of your nose instantly lengthens your profile.
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But as the siege lengthens, poorer, more vulnerable Maslawis are starting to go hungry.
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They're machine-washable, move effortlessly with your body, and the fit lengthens and slims.
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This uncertainty lengthens the time it takes for a generic drug to win approval.
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Starting with liquid instead of regular lengthens the process significantly, but removes more sugar.
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But it lengthens in an age of relentless government surveillance and pitiless political publicity.
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With 17 changeovers in a full nine-inning game, that really lengthens a game.
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However, the impact of monuments lessens as they multiply and our national memory lengthens.
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There is evidence that fish oil lengthens gestation in pregnant women and improves anxiety.
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It now expects output to fall by 0.5% as the list of supply disruptions lengthens.
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As life expectancy lengthens and labor markets shift, our working lives have become more complicated.
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That puts less stress on the aircraft and in turn lengthens their lifespan, he added.
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The first question has been bedeviling me as the list of departing chief executives lengthens.
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The USMCA marginally opens up Canada's dairy market and lengthens some pharmaceutical patents—longtime American goals.
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The return you expect to earn and the risk associated with bonds rise as maturity lengthens.
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This much is clear: As the distance lengthens, the biological advantages that men have grow smaller.
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Manager Ned Yost said Cain, who finished third in American League MVP balloting, lengthens the Royals lineup.
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In microgravity, the torso lengthens, most likely due to spinal unloading, in which the spinal curvature flattens.
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With a silhouette that lengthens your torso, the measurement of your bust won't seem quite as wide.
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Her dominance makes this much clear: As distance lengthens, the biological advantages that men have grow smaller.
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Eliminating the option lengthens polling-place queues and discourages voters from selecting individual candidates in downballot races.
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In concrete terms, an hour of running statistically lengthens life expectancy by seven hours, the researchers report.
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I love this product because it lengthens and volumizes using just one single classic "petal-shaped" brush.
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But it doesn't leave much room for the doubt that naturally arises as a courtship lengthens and intensifies.
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Alex introduced Tom to pliability training, which lengthens and softens the muscles to relieve the pressure on tendons.
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A longer repayment term not only lengthens your payment commitment, it also means you'll pay more overall, Zohlen said.
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The next question is how that's possible, so scientists looked at these bats' telomerase, an enzyme that lengthens telomeres.
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But I think this clearly lengthens the time frame that should reduce the odds of a January hike substantially.
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That increases his chances of scoring big next Tuesday — and lengthens the odds of stopping him at the convention.
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When daylight lengthens in the spring, serotonin flushes these sensitive, starved receptors, thereby amplifying feelings of buoyancy and vitality.
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"Renting instead of buying lengthens the life cycle of clothing and helps reduce waste going to landfills," she said.
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Ever more gaps are appearing in the aluminum trade wall as the number of exclusions granted for specific products lengthens.
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Finish with multiple coats of a mascara that does it all — lengthens, defines, volumizes, the works — then let sparks fly.
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Ever more gaps are appearing in the aluminium trade wall as the number of exclusions granted for specific products lengthens.
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One factor that makes it more dangerous is that attacks may occur on remote islands, which lengthens authorities' response time.
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Slowly, the water lengthens into muddy fingers, reaching between bushes and spreading over stones, before plunging over a cliff face.
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But maybe that's because they grow their beards only as the movie proceeds and as their time in the wilderness lengthens.
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The bill lengthens the probationary period for new employees, during which they can be fired for any reason (or no reason).
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This is called a redshift, which occurs as the wavelength of energy lengthens, moving toward the red end of the spectrum.
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One study will suggest that the brew lengthens your life; the next day, you'll "learn" that cappuccinos are slowly killing you.
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Many obstetricians resist giving epidural anesthesia during the late stage of delivery because they believe it lengthens the duration of labor.
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Taking on Alipay head-to-head is tough, developing a stable coin is impossible, but doing both lengthens the odds further still.
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But as the wait for his candidacy to heat up lengthens, I wonder: Could he burn out before he ever catches fire?
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On public transportation, the trip lengthens considerably, between nine and 12 hours depending on the point of origin and time of day.
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Keeping cats indoors lengthens their lives, and saves the lives of the many birds and small mammals they kill when they "roam."
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We know that as the Arctic growing season lengthens due to warming, plants are growing more vigorously and landscapes are (mostly) getting greener.
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However, something strange is going on, and as her visit lengthens, she discovers evidence of a plot and coverup that threatens the colony.
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The new additive lengthens that ripe window, but warning: It also means that the fruit takes at least twice as long to ripen.
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Researchers worry the uptick in heat-trapping greenhouse gas could speed up climate change as global warming intensifies wildfires and lengthens the season.
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As the climate changes and wildfire season lengthens in California, many policy experts are demanding that we reimagine the grid as a whole.
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The ruling lengthens the odds on a court victory for Berlusconi as EU judges have a track record of ruling in the ECB's favor.
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There's a lot of messing around there with whether or not nonpayment actually lengthens the terms of your contract with the income share provider.
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It raises fitness, reduces disease risks, lengthens life spans, improves heart health and, in multiple other discrete ways, makes us stronger and more well.
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Add an extra 15 seconds of dwell time here, another 20 seconds there, and you have a cascading effect that appreciably lengthens travel time.
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Cooke's team used a technology called RNA therapeutics, which delivers RNA directly into cells, to spur cells to produce telomerase, a protein that lengthens telomeres.
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For Kim, it helps him undermine the maximum pressure campaign, which has probably peaked, and drives up the price and lengthens the timeline for denuclearization.
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As climate change lengthens fire seasons—in the last 35 years, the season in California has already expanded by a month—it's increasingly important to understand.
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As we approach the winter solstice, the time the sun takes to set lengthens, due to the angle the sun takes in setting into the ground.
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If going on a vacation or spending more time with friends lengthens your debt payoff plan by a couple of months, you might decide that's worth it.
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There is some evidence that Airbnb encourages new trips or at least lengthens existing ones, which suggests tourists are spending cash that would otherwise have stayed at home.
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As she ventures into the world of slumber parties and drop-off play dates, her childhood independence lengthens and, as a result, my maternal hold loses its grip.
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They also showed that boosting the levels of the equivalent of REST in worms lengthens their lives by making their neurons fire more quietly and with more control.
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This extra slice of time makes it easier to travel in a direction that lengthens the day—west—than to travel in a direction that shortens the day—east.
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Some may argue that whether or not the infrastructure for self-driving cars already exists, the time it would take to replace the install base alone lengthens the transition.
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Last week, South Korea also approved plans to strip Japan of its fast track trade status, which lengthens application processes for approval of export of some products to Japan.
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One last bonus: As we approach the winter solstice, the time the sun takes to set lengthens, due to the angle the sun takes in setting into the ground.
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Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said during his regular morning news conference that the agreement lengthens by two years what had been a three-year revolving line of credit.
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The project director for the Sierra Nevada range, source of 60% of California's consumed water, notes that as a warmer climate lengthens the growing season, trees' thirst will only increase.
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Functional squat Lengthens and flexes spine, especially lumbar (low back); promotes healthy pelvic movement Functional squat encourages the pelvis to move through a posterior tilt and release low-back extensors.
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The FBI's investigation into Hillary Clinton is revealed in full; the death of an Uzbeki despot leaves a power vacuum; the early release of a Stanford rapist lengthens a furious debate.
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Though PG&E has begun implementing new safety measures, the company is also facing the effects of a warming climate, which causes vegetation to get drier and lengthens the wildfire season.
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What's next: According to Bill Randell, a scientist at the National Center for Atmospheric Research, future studies will likely identify more trends from satellite data as the period of record lengthens.
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If the time between funds lengthens from one year to two or even three years, plus if fund sizes get smaller to boot, the amount of management fees will decline accordingly.
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As Domio lengthens its track record — its 12 U.S. markets include Miami, Los Angeles, Philadelphia and Phoenix — Roberts says that they're getting a more select seat at the table in conversations.
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I've found the energy (or Vigour) gauge that depletes with every attempt is rarely an issue, as it both lengthens and refills entirely whenever you level up, and it recharges reasonably quickly.
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Warrior one with side reach Moves the spine laterally; releases hip flexors; lengthens side-waist muscles Prolonged sitting is definitely a contributor to back pain, as well as many other health issues.
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Food supply: A hotter climate can be both good for crops (it lengthens the growing season, and more carbon dioxide can increase photosynthesis) and bad for crops (excess heat can damage plants).
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DUBAI/DOHA (Reuters) - International businesses are being caught in the crossfire of Qatar's dispute with its Arab neighbors as it delays shipments, lengthens travel times and prompts contingency plans in case the crisis deepens.
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The bill, which was approved unanimously by a voice vote, also lengthens the amount of time for which transition services can be provided by the federal government to 180 days after the president's inauguration.
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According to Sam Banks, a conservation biologist at Charles Darwin University in Australia, as climate change lengthens fire seasons and brings more frequent, intense fires, it could become increasingly difficult for ecosystems to bounce back.
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As an investor's investment horizon lengthens, however, a diversified portfolio of U.S. equities becomes progressively less risky than bonds, assuming that the stocks are purchased at a sensible multiple of earnings relative to then-prevailing interest rates.
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While the boreal forest's southern and western regions are likely to struggle with drought in a hotter future, parts of eastern Canada north of the 49th parallel could see a net benefit as the growing season lengthens.
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Like the traditional yoga child's pose, functional squat lengthens the low back; however, it does so actively rather than passively because you must maintain deep core and pelvic floor activation to the full squat in proper form.
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" (Studies consistently show that induced labor lengthens the birth process compared with non-induced labor.) The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists has not yet issued guidelines on the matter, but a spokesperson said induction is "under discussion.
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"I hope the verdict today is beneficial to everyone," Bastog said as he sentenced 34 of the accused to "aggravated" life sentences, the harshest punishment possible under Turkish law because it lengthens the minimum sentence required for parole.
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Half of these students exercised their right arm aggressively three days per week using a type of training known as "eccentric training" -- which lengthens the muscle during contraction, and is quite effective for building muscle and enhancing strength.
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Mr Einhorn thinks that Mr Trump is therefore more likely to try to win European support for a better deal, perhaps one that restricts research and development on new centrifuges until much later and lengthens expiry dates on centrifuge numbers.
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Eisenkot's central intellectual contribution in fighting that campaign is the concept of "the campaign between wars" — the idea that continuous, kinetic efforts to degrade the enemy's capabilities both lengthens the time between wars and improves the chances of winning them when they come.
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The Senate bill lengthens the period from 45 days to 90 days that the victim has after filing a claim to decide to file in federal court -- giving them more time to decide their next step, if they want to proceed with the process.
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Depending on the weather, mosquito season in the city lasts roughly from the end of April into October, but as climate change lengthens the city's warm season, New Yorkers will have to put up with them for more of the year, Professor Harrington said.
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Ingenlath told the Los Angeles Times that if the U.S. trade war with China lengthens, the company may have to scrap plans to sell in the U.S. "We would embrace free trade as in the interests of the consumer," Ingenlath told the LA Times in an interview.
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According to some reports, human hair gathered from the floors of hair salons in China, along with duck feathers, cow horns, and pig bristles, find their way into our bread supply because they can be synthesized into a chemical which dramatically lengthens the shelf life of certain products.
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It lengthens and lifts; has a jet-black, waterproof formula (meaning it won't disappear until you give it the go-ahead); layers well; comes in a squeezable tube that ensures no product goes to waste; and is infused with biotin and shea butter to strengthen and nourish lashes.
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And while they motivate and push us, there is a dark side to dreams: the more connected the world becomes, the more the world seems to grow; and the more it grows, the more our already seemingly-small existence shrinks and the distance between us and our aspirations lengthens.
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The campaign lengthens an already daunting list of challenges undertaken by the 32-year-old since his father, King Salman, ascended the throne in 2015, including going to war in Yemen, cranking up Riyadh's confrontation with arch-foe Iran and reforming the economy to lessen its reliance on oil.
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He made it on oil additives, created using a "secret formula" that Lucas claims to have discovered almost by accident and which, his company claims, has seemingly miraculous effects on the performance of engines: It reduces wear, lengthens engine life, improves gas mileage, and makes motors run quieter, among other things.
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The EU's 27 member states are hardly in lock-step as the shadow of the virus lengthens across Europe, and tensions have emerged between them over the emergency, which is why European Council President Charles Michel called their leaders to join a video-conference later on Monday to find a united front.
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For as much as the pharmaceutical industry claims that a half-cup of dehydrated rattlesnake testes lengthens your back muscles, there is a whole catalogue of scientific research that states, in no uncertain terms, that all those laser-printed amino acids on the back of the tub are either useless or dangerous.
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Read more: These Photos Show What It's Like To Live In A Walmart Parking Lot After Fleeing A Wildfire —Kate Bubacz As the search for residents lengthens and intensifies beyond anything in California's history, fire officials have taken the unprecedented move of using a rapid DNA machine to help identify and connect victims with their anxious family members.
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Players hit like Altuve by being exceptionally good at putting the barrel of the bat on the ball, and they supplement that talent by sacrificing certain mechanics that might otherwise help the ball pop, like a steep bat path through the zone, which limits time to make contact with the ball, or a long stride, which lengthens a swing but hinders mid-swing adjustments.
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"The United States has the unappealing combination of a relatively short presidential term and an unusually long election process... The campaign invariably consumes a lot of the incumbent president's time, which is probably the single scarcest commodity in politics... A long electoral cycle also lengthens the period in which foreign actors can try to use our internal preoccupations to advance their own ends," Stephen Walt, a professor of international affairs at Harvard, wrote in Foreign Policy in 2012.
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"It is a difficult issue for many people, but we have come to learn the reasons that the death penalty should be a thing of the past: it does not deter crime, it is arbitrary and often discriminatory in its application, it lengthens the trial process and is much more costly than alternatives, it places a heavy burden on those who must carry it out, and it can and does make fatal, irreversible mistakes," the organization's executive director Nathan Woodliff-Stanley said in a statement.
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In "Black Cherries," a poem from the collection, Mr. Merwin wrote: Late in May as the light lengthens toward summer the young goldfinches flutter down through the day for the first time to find themselves among fallen petals cradling their day's colors in the day's shadows of the garden beside the old house after a cold spring with no rain not a sound comes from the empty village as I stand eating the black cherries from the loaded branches above me saying to myself Remember this
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That helps to explain why, after my pediatrician predicted I'd top out around 5-foot-5, my mother went to such extreme lengths to ensure that I maximize my potential stature, putting me through a regimen that included lots of swimming and hanging upside down ("stretching lengthens the body") as well as the consumption of a horrible height-enhancing brew consisting of chicken soup made from freshly terminated roosters and a set of herbs so foul that the rest of my family left the house when it was being prepared.
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