Deliberately polarizing headlines were 10% less effective on those who had completed the game, while "discrediting tactics" – attacking a legitimate source with accusations of bias – were 19% less effective following gameplay.
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A CFSP without Britain would be weaker and less effective.
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Anything she does [on social media] will be less effective.
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Since then however, the government's efforts have proved less effective.
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This tactic is much less effective in the fall campaign.
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Corruption makes prohibition even less effective than in the West.
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In the internet age, those traditional borders are less effective.
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Dumb chargers are less effective and, in some cases, dangerous.
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"Militarily, we will be less effective," he said. Maj. Gen.
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That could make those capabilities less effective in the future.
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This formula is less effective when concepts become more complex.
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Unfortunately, other states have been less active and less effective.
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"Policing and oversight within the walls are far less effective."
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The use of language can become less effective and acute.
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It readily leads to burnout — and therefore less effective care.
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Changing the way the algorithm works would make it less effective.
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There are signs the protests are weakening and becoming less effective.
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The vaccine is a little less effective in Europe this year.
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It can also make your body less effective at fighting infection.
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But these mechanisms are less effective than they used to be.
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But it will make those ads a little bit less effective.
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What is it about black bots that made them less effective?
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The stop-start character of the bans made them less effective.
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What happens now is much more gradual, but no less effective.
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This makes us less confident, and our memory becomes less effective.
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And stronger, more resistant bacteria means less and less effective antibiotics.
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Some treatments will prove less effective than at first they seemed.
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In diabetes, insulin becomes less effective at controlling blood sugar levels.
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The litigation approach might be cheaper and easier — if less effective.
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Coconut-based filters, on the other hand, were much less effective.
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Trump's baseless accusations might be less effective the second time around.
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Some patients also take their PrEP inconsistently, making it less effective.
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The more civil the protest, millions began to feel, the less effective.
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Plan B does not become less effective if you take it frequently.
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Analysts fear that MBS's personal ambition makes him a less effective reformer.
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It only demanded software updates that are less effective, but much cheaper.
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It was quickly detected and fixed, rendering the attack much less effective.
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Less effective are the ads that attack the city as a whole.
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Even a less-effective system is better than no protection at all.
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By undermining the ECB's credibility, critics might make its policies less effective.
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In people who receive just one shot, the vaccine is less effective.
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In Syria and in Western capitals, this charm offensive is less effective.
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But in Washington, the President's record for knockouts has been less effective.
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And don't think that just because it's powder it's any less effective
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Too many high notes too often, and the drama becomes less effective.
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"The cookie-cutter approach is less and less effective," Ms. Goodson said.
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That said, I felt it was less effective with the female roles.
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And the digital tactics of international campaigners have been even less effective.
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Identity politics has become an exceedingly less effective tool of the left.
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That doesn't make this group of self-appointed watchdogs any less effective, though.
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The response of central banks to that disaster was less effective than hoped.
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The left, by contrast, has been far less effective at the state-level.
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They are just less effective," El-Erian said Thursday on CNBC's "Closing Bell.
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Studies have found that people are less effective at those tasks while standing.
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And existing trust issues were worsened in places that used less effective antivenoms.
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At lower frequencies, the telescope was about 20 percent less effective post-hurricane.
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Pros: Smells better than DEET, inexpensive, nontoxicCons: Less effective than Picaridin or DEET
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"If we have discriminatory barriers, then all these reforms will be less effective."
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High turnover erodes institutional knowledge, ultimately making both chambers less effective, he argued.
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Few were more vocal -- and less effective -- in their opposition to Trump's candidacy.
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Tariffs are blunt tools that are far less effective than Mr. Trump realizes.
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If sleep problems stem from anxiety, for instance, it will be less effective.
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" Ruffini added: "False assumptions about public opinion make opposition to Trump less effective.
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That could cause those hospitals to appear less effective than they actually are.
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Internet ads are less effective, so publishers can't charge as much for them.
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Non-stimulant ADHD treatments have fewer side-effects but are typically less effective.
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But studies show there are more and less effective ways to do it.
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Then Remy Ma released a follow-up, "Another One," that was less effective.
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That dilutes the engine oil making it less effective at lubricating the engine.
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Cutting Democrats out of the process will only make the results less effective.
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What follows may not be surprising, but it's no less effective for that.
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Still, even when the flu vaccine is "less effective," it's a good bet.
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So most eradication technologies have a "shelf-life," becoming less effective over time.
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LESS EFFECTIVE The document said that to spur growth, further ECB monetary policy easing would be less effective and have larger unwanted side effects than fiscal stimulus by governments, which now would be more effective than in normal economic times.
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Later tests revealed that cloud seeding is much less effective than it first appeared.
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It's more effective than using condoms alone, but it's less effective than an IUD.
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The year before that, the vaccine was way less effective at only 19 percent.
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Conventional wisdom about choosing longer, more complicated passwords is getting less effective over time.
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This is because warm water is less effective when it comes to holding oxygen.
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It was less effective when the game deployed this scare for the 10th time.
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Some pet vaccines can become less effective over time, so booster shots are important.
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But are there more and less effective ways to prompt a child to apologize?
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It will also be far less effective at saving lives than it should be.
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"It might be (becoming) less effective because the tactic is well known," she said.
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Until they do, U.S. global actions are likely to be less effective, even counterproductive.
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This made the banning of printed books much less effective than one might suppose.
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But it can certainly slow hackers, down and potentially make their attacks less effective.
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Tufekci isn't arguing that modern protests are necessarily less effective, but that they're different.
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Read This Next: A Much-Hyped Addiction Treatment Is Less Effective Than Older Meds
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And the more we played around with the songs, the less effective that became.
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Golden State has the talent to outlast opponents, even with some less-effective lineups.
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The United States has relied more on market forces, which have been less effective.
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But facial hair could make those masks way less effective, the CDC previously warned.
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"Bypasses and rock ramps are less effective than removing the barrier completely," she said.
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They appear hell-bent on making it less transparent, less responsive and less effective.
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Without such investments, our national security agencies risk becoming profoundly less effective or marginalized.
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They ultimately proved much less effective than was originally claimed by the American military.
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Yet the institutional safeguards protecting our democracy may be less effective than we think.
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My trainer explained that this causes the moves to be far less effective overall.
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The thinking is that antioxidants may block oxidative stress and make chemotherapy less effective.
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That would make cutting the rate a less effective tool than in previous firefights.
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It's much less effective when it tries to map new technologies onto old stories.
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Would Benazir Bhutto have been a less effective leader of Pakistan without her Rhodes?
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It's not a particularly subtle metaphor, but that doesn't make it any less effective.
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Asked if Trump's first 258 days have been more effective or less effective than his predecessors' starts, 250 percent said Trump's beginning has been less effective, and 210 percent said it had been more effective; 217 percent said it's been about as effective.
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Trump can borrow from the dictator's playbook, but that playbook is much less effective here.
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Interventions and public health programming are less effective when people rely on unreliable private clinics.
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There is also some evidence that nasal ketamine will be less effective than IV ketamine.
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No evidence a trans sniper is less accurate or a trans pilot is less effective.
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HIV blood tests were also much less effective, failing to detect the virus for months.
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And after 49 hours or so, the more you work, the less effective you become.
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It's less effective when its cut with wild west chase scenes and, of course, explosions.
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"It makes your workout less effective and may set you up for injury," warns Peterson.
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Well, the more people you cram into a meeting, the less effective it will be.
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When applied in a less forceful way, as in Hong Kong, they are less effective.
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"Performing a modification of an exercise is definitely not cheating or less effective," Fluger says.
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Without a direct call to the target action, triggers are less effective in forming habits.
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Criteo's ads are much less effective if the company can't track users around the web.
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Plus, any underwear made of lace or synthetic material is less effective at absorbing moisture.
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And that skepticism itself makes a central bank's efforts to stimulate the economy less effective.
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Going it alone in foreign affairs is not only more expensive, but less effective. 8.
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His followers had, he said, methods besides the sit-in that were no less effective.
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In other words, retinols are far more accessible but far less effective than Rx options.
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With the blockade less effective, they are looking for other ways to make their point.
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The military gets weak, economic growth slows, diplomatic missions are less effective, and the like.
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Opioids are likely less effective and certainly more dangerous than other methods of pain management.
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In most areas, the supplement tested was less effective than sipping a cup of coffee.
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But Trump has proven less effective at refashioning the GOP by electing like-minded candidates.
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After Newt Gingrich's speakership in the 1990s, they became more partisan and generally less effective.
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This time, Edwards's pugilistic brand of advocacy proved less effective than it had last fall.
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The high cost of medications often encourages patients to cut corners, making treatments less effective.
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Basically, antibiotics are dramatically over-prescribed and, due to bacteria resistance, are becoming less effective.
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Read This Next: Trump's Family Planning Program Will Prioritize Less Effective Kinds of Birth Control
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Less effective leadership was clear and statistically significant for people with an IQ over 128.
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Then Griezmann gets the ball and shoots with his less effective right foot and misses.
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We can still succeed, however, by making these attacks less effective and therefore less scary.
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Q. Does the flu vaccine become less effective over the course of the flu season?
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The production is also less effective when stating its political messages in more explicit ways.
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A simpler procedure, the gastric band, is less effective and has fallen out of favor.
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And this is a realm where the President has been much less effective thus far.
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Burnout is a major health problem — and it can make you less effective at work.
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A secondary boycott against Qatar might prove less effective than pulling money from its banks.
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Which doesn't make the story any less effective in its telling, as it turns out.
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A gun-loving president always makes a less effective boogeyman than a gun-skeptical one.
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Techniques developed to threaten other men's masculinity may be a bit less effective on women.
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It's possible that because so many people are doing it that it'll become less effective.
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But opponents argue they can also make guns less effective and lead to new regulations.
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When statins are taken at too low a dose, they are less effective at lowering cholesterol.
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Besides going increasingly off the books, new loans appear to be less effective at delivering growth.
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But the conventional view holds that it becomes less effective once the economy starts growing again.
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If the ingredients are less effective, that makes for a higher risk of burning your skin.
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Ms. Lahey's article suggests that the scare tactics they spoke of are less effective than perceived.
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This may result in a less effective advertisement or violation of legal requirements about declaring advertising.
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Partly, a paradox of progress: the more successful development efforts become, the less effective they look.
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In Hong Kong, however, regulatory steps to reduce the dynamics of price growth were less effective.
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This, the company says, makes it less effective as an alternative to cigarettes for heavy smokers.
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White House officials say the Domestic Policy Council, led by Andrew Bremberg, has been less effective.
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And without a coordinated withdrawal of all such notes, the move would be much less effective.
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They also worry that Ryan's lame-duck status might render him less effective as a fundraiser.
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Educators are burning out and becoming less effective in raising student achievement than their healthier peers.
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Regulations and mandates also cost more and are less effective than a well-designed carbon tax.
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Should I prescribe insulin, or something less effective and less dangerous, to treat a patient's diabetes?
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But after that point (about $70,000 per year), money is less effective at giving you happiness.
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But it actually quite possible that it is not just less effective; it is actually counterproductive.
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And fewer people hearing the truth means we are less effective at helping change the narrative.
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Even powerful painkillers like morphine are much less effective when people don't know they've taken them.
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He also warned that sustained use rendered policies like negative rates or quantitative easing less effective.
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It is less effective in uncovering Ukraine's complexities and the roots of a still-unfinished revolution.
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Which policies are much less effective and less popular with both the experts and the public?
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My embraces, words of comfort and encouragement seemed less and less effective as hopelessness settled in.
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In Trump's vision, the laws remain on the books but would be rendered far less effective.
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But a petition may actually be less effective than an avalanche of letters from angry shareholders.
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But experts have warned that this approach is becoming less effective as the country's debts rise.
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But experts have warned that this approach is becoming less effective as the country's debts rise.
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Ultimately, the design doesn't make the process less effective, but it can be a bit annoying.
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Straddling this divide — between insurance and grant — is making ICC coverage less effective than embracing either.
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But so are less effective drugs without competitors whose prices are raised by manufacturers each year.
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It reduces tax revenue, leading to less effective schools, less law enforcement and fewer public services.
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Over time, foreign powers could begin to create avoidance schemes that would make them less effective.
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The only seismic studies in the refuge were done three decades ago, using less-effective technology.
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And by undermining the Fed's independence, he may have made it less effective at fighting inflation.
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Based on the frequency of her symptoms, a particular woman might find phytoestrogens more or less effective.
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And while the Chadian army is good at fighting outside the country, inside it is less effective.
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With sanctions a less effective tool, a military option—the so-called "bloody nose"—could appeal again.
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They're less effective — and operating in a climate of distrust — until they've got their team around them.
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Yet in the absence of acute security threats politics in many countries may have become less effective.
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"Over time, market forces will make the password less and less interesting, less viable, and less effective."
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It works wonders in test plots, but is less effective in real fields, especially in acid soils.
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Trump kept his distance from the audience, and this made him the less effective of the two.
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Sometimes the experts are wrong about which viruses will dominate, and that makes the vaccine less effective.
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Unfortunately, negative user reviews cited technical issues that made it less effective than it could have been.
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As a result, the current flu vaccine, developed early last year, has been less effective than usual.
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As a result, the flu vaccine, developed early in 22018, has been less effective than usual. 211.1.
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Can you give an example of a drug that's been found to be less effective for women?
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In small populations, however, purifying selection is less effective and allows slightly deleterious mutations to behave neutrally.
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However, the rules have proved less effective than desired and political pressure to improve them has mounted.
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One of my favorite Onion headlines is: Average Male 4000% Less Effective in Fight than they Imagine.
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Trump's campaign is a weaker and less effective modern iteration of the archaic, Soviet-era propaganda machine.
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This proved less effective than the Conservatives' campaign last year, which targeted swing voters with tailored messages.
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In Britain, moreover, the elected House of Commons is less effective than the unelected House of Lords.
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The regulation was fiercely opposed by the industry as unnecessary and less effective than its own system.
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Left untreated, it inflames and can eventually scar the liver, making it less effective at filtering toxins.
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It has been reported that Apple discovered the vulnerability in mid-2016 and rendered Karma less effective.
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But that might mean less creatine went to the muscles, which would mean hydrochloride is less effective.
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However, Turkey's central bank has lately resorted to other, less effective tools to drive up borrowing costs.
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We've wound up with a society that is less cooperative, less trusting, less effective and less lovely.
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The companies kept the filters, but made them less effective to allow through that hit of nicotine.
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Meanwhile, he is becoming less and less effective as his position weakens and his enemies grow stronger.
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Earlier this week, Frieden warned that local mosquito trapping and spraying efforts were less effective than expected.
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And they can contribute to antibiotic resistance, where they become less effective against more serious bacterial infections.
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The dilemma for Russia is that the scare tactics of 85033 will be less effective in 2018.
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The less effective a vaccine is, the more people you need to treat to produce herd immunity.
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But the trap with email scripts is that they become less effective as more people use them.
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It can also help researchers monitor the virus for mutations that might make diagnostic tests less effective.
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Megan Thee Stallion's entry into the meme slipstream has been slightly less direct, but no less effective.
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The researchers wondered, is the vaccine less effective against emerging and circulating strains of the mumps virus?
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Back the Blue is a divisive bill that would decrease public safety by making police less effective.
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But the very fact that customers' gender is not collected would make such an audit less effective.
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The progressive message of economic populism is slightly less effective than a conservative message of racial fear.
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This matters, because the more a contraceptive method relies on user input, the less effective it is.
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Moreover, the CDC warns not to wash or reuse condoms because this also makes them less effective.
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But he cautioned that the gambit could be much less effective beyond the audience of Trump loyalists.
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The New Health Care Even a "less effective" vaccine packs a payoff in averting illness and death.
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Though it might be impossibly cheap, don't think this alcohol-free option from ACT is any less effective.
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However, that path is sometimes less effective, as studies show between 30 and 40 percent actively discourage whistleblowing.
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That makes policing less effective and far more dangerous, both for the community and for the police themselves.
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Alright, this might be a little different from your daily dose of caffeine, but it's no less effective.
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Hopefully, adding a wider spread will make the bullet-spewing turret much less effective against non-tank heroes.
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Instead, you had to buy new seeds from Monsanto or else contend with pests and less-effective pesticides.
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His role as the comic relief of the Jennings family seems more important (but less effective) than ever.
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Antibiotics are becoming less effective as bacteria develop resistance against them, leading to a resurgence of dangerous infections.
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Maybe that sounds difficult, but then again, it can't be less effective than the gridlock in place today.
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"You really don't want to risk that the pills are any less effective than they are," she says.
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Google's study confirmed that idea: SMS codes are less effective protection than on-device prompts or security keys.
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At a minimum, it could make repeal a less effective tool to whip up turnout in the base.
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And falling inflation means that the ECB's 0 percent interest rate policy is becoming less and less effective.
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While medications are a valid early treatment, they progressively become less effective and come with several side effects.
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"It could be that antioxidant supplements are less effective than those consumed through food," Schmitt said by email.
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Much of the programme involves vulnerable people; other parts would be less effective if state support were broadcast.
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Antibiotic resistance has become increasingly common, and older drugs have become less effective, in part because of overuse.
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Oils that aren't packaged this way can lose their potency over time and become less effective (not cool).
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And of course straight punching can be made much less effective by consistent movement from side to side.
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And since NATO is governed by unanimous consent, adding in other nations' interests makes it even less effective.
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As conservatism has become a propagandistic, partisan movement it has become less vibrant, less creative and less effective.
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As each decade passes, knowledge of Earth's past becomes progressively less effective as a guide to the future.
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What we'd want to replace this system with is a more effective system, not a less effective one.
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Subsequent generations of exiles who organized in the hope of toppling the Soviet regime were notably less effective.
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And while the ideas of these online reactionaries may be crude, they're no less effective because of it.
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For the next two years, she avoided speaking to him, which made her less effective at her job.
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And new ads are less effective if they are part of a campaign the user has seen before.
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"This memo will make the Justice Department much less effective in enforcing civil rights laws," Mr. Smith said.
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Cloth masks, meanwhile, are much less effective than the modern alternatives, as a 2015 study in BMJ found.
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But it's far less effective at protecting teens and adults from the main threat, TB in the lungs.
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Between that decision and the onset of flu season, the virus might evolve, making the vaccine less effective.
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But they confessed to us that they never abandoned phonics entirely because the newfangled methods were less effective.
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But even that is probably less effective than thinking about how to shift the conversation to the future.
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It's less effective on darker skin tones, and there's little research showing it's advanced enough to detect emotions.
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Misuse of antibiotics is becoming a global risk, making the drugs much less effective at treating common infections.
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Usually, it&aposs 99% effective from the day of your missed period onwards, and less effective before that.
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To present it as a matter of Goofus and Gallant principle would have been less effective, too abstract.
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But Groombridge, Bolton's former aide, told me that the data turned out to be less effective than promised.
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Confirmation bias is less effective when we know it exists and we approach all news stories with skepticism.
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Similar approaches in different regions with different cultural attitudes and modes of media consumption might prove less effective.
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Either way, nonprofits focused on reducing overhead often skimp on these practices — and that makes them less effective.
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Without insurance coverage, they would be forced to use less costly, less effective methods or forgo birth control altogether.
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A hearing aid helped the Ballwin, Missouri, teen for a while, but it slowly became less and less effective.
|
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These medications have turned out to be less effective for treating chronic pain than thought–and far more addictive.
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Since then, however, Seattle's play-action has become much less effective by DVOA, although it's still above league average.
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But as terrorist groups like ISIS recruit people internationally for smaller, targeted attacks, those tools become far less effective.
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" "I do think cuts in interest rates are less effective than they would have been in the years past.
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DANIEL MAUROChicago Just because a good idea becomes well-known, or widely accepted, doesn't make it any less effective.
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The ousted politicians were flashier but ultimately less effective than their predecessors experienced and familiar with the Washington swamp.
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The move infuriated the country's central bank, which complains that monetary policy has become less effective as a result.
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Over time, your nasal membrane gets too used to having its blood vessels constricted, making the medication less effective.
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From a public health perspective, what are psychedelics effective at treating and what are they less effective at treating?
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It's less effective than tretinoin and less well-studied, though there is evidence that it improves the skin's appearance.
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In addition, future rounds of quantitative easing and bond purchases by the Bank of England will prove less effective.
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Our immune system clears out senescent cells on a regular basis, but this process becomes less effective over time.
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Insofar as the Bush administration tried to inject social conservatism into the program's operations, it made PEPFAR less effective.
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The movement failed, and in intervening years, the legislature has become a less effective place to push for change.
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The injected vaccine is also slightly less effective than the oral vaccine, as it does not immunize the intestine.
|
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Gilead argues that the expensive cure costs less than treating a patient for a lifetime with less effective drugs.
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Radical redesign of networks and of trending indicators so that flooding attacks are less effective may be a second.
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The worst case scenario – especially for Trump – is that Obamacare isn't killed, but is increasingly less effective for people.
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Most notably, rebalancing the economy towards services/ knowledge-intensive sectors makes many of the traditional stimulus tools less effective.
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White says alcoholism could influence the absorption, distribution, and metabolism of prescription drugs, which could make them less effective.
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His popular style also contrasts with that of Lin, who was seen as a less effective communicator, Yang added.
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Without these ties, we will be weaker and less effective in meeting the challenges of a highly disordered world.
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The former will slow the vehicle; the latter will make the parking brake less effective or perhaps entirely ineffective.
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Relatively low economic engagement with China means "economic pressure would be less effective than elsewhere in Asean," he said.
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The Schwarz-strain vaccine, for example, seems to have been markedly less effective than the vaccine strain used here.
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But when female and nonwhite leaders chose the same diversity candidate, they were rated as 10 percent less effective.
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This metal colander from the Disney Store is colorful, and the Mickey pattern doesn't make it any less effective.
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Antibiotics, our greatest defense against disease, are becoming less effective as some strains of bacteria become resistant to them.
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Instead, I think we'll have more people paying $20 to $40 every month for less effective birth control pills.
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Fortunately for Boston, Chicago has been much less effective on the boards since trading Taj Gibson to Oklahoma City.
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Gradually, the antibiotic becomes less effective and we're left with a disease that we don't know how to treat.
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The other detail that makes "Into the Unknown" less effective for me is that it's overly packed with drama.
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They were widely distributed to those groups most at risk, but were less effective for adults than for children.
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Alcohol is effective at killing enveloped viruses, including the coronavirus, but is less effective at killing non-enveloped viruses.
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The masks tolerate the decontamination well, he said, so the process doesn't damage them or make them less effective.
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They set loose toxic forces that have made Trump's presidency far less effective than it would otherwise have been.
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And it is also true that monetary policy is likely to be less effective because rates are so low.
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That said, Rodriguez contends D.C. lawmakers have been less effective than Texas Republicans because of Trump's style of leadership.
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Here's a health rumor that just won't quit: Taking antibiotics makes hormonal birth control less effective—or even ineffective.
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Other officials said China was merely shifting tactics, finding its disinformation campaign was less effective than it had hoped.
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"The reality is when you make comments like this, it makes you less effective as a legislator," he said.
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As people continue to buy these less effective products, they could be putting themselves at risk without realizing it.
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As people continue to buy these less effective products, they could be putting themselves at risk without realizing it.
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But not all surgeries are created equal: The lap band is dramatically less effective than the sleeve or bypass.
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Flea sprays are applied to the skin and coat but are generally less effective than other flea prevention treatments.
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The central conclusion was that the agency's methods were far more brutal — and less effective — than it had admitted.
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His slogan — "For the Many not the Few" — was no less effective for having been borrowed from Tony Blair.
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Keeping talented people out of the fight because we do not value diversity makes the Air Force less effective.
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But asking people to vote to preserve his legacy was less effective than asking them to vote for him.
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Fast forward to treatment: his malnutrition meant less effective chemo and a longer, more costly road to a cure.
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Local regulations would be in conflict with this, and could result in a less effective and confusing patchwork system.
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There's no way that didn't have the effect of making [Tillerson] less effective as a negotiator with the Chinese.
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Gradually, the antibiotic becomes less effective, and we're left with a disease that we don't know how to treat.
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It may not be entirely related, but Wall was also less effective scoring in the open floor last season.
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Dirk Nowitzki's shooting undoubtedly changed the way people understood what the power forward position could be, but in 18 years no one has been able to replicate what he does, and building around a less effective version of Nowitzki is usually going to result in a less effective team than the Dallas Mavericks.
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The MMR shot is not 100% effective, and in people who receive just one shot, it is even less effective.
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Many skincare products, he told me, contain allergens and ingredients that react with one another to make them less effective.
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And it seems like calling your studio greedy becomes a bit less effective when the studio is paying for it.
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Meanwhile, the other found that antibiotics which deplete the body of its microbial diversity seem to make treatment less effective.
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Burnout is a work-related syndrome characterized by emotional exhaustion, cynicism and feeling less effective on the job, Tawfik explained.
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Meanwhile, there were increases year-over-year both in owners saying regulation would make ads more effective, and less effective.
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In other words, your immune system may be less effective at fighting certain infections, including human papillomavirus (HPV), she says.
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They get the job done, but in a way that people have heard so many times, it becomes less effective.
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But Hillary Clinton is a different kind of adversary, and Trump's playbook proved far less effective during their first debate.
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Turner emphasized if Dems attack the other candidate on a personal level, that's less effective than doing so on issues.
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Also, we need to stop the practice of pushing patients toward older, less effective meds just because they cost less.
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That way, if they are hit by a "Ransomware" attack, their data will be safe making the attack less effective.
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In May, a French parliamentary report admitted that the state of emergency, perhaps useful at first, had grown less effective.
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Activated charcoal can bind with some medications, including some antidepressants and anti-inflammatory medications, causing them to be less effective.
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The longer it goes on with Mueller, the man behind the curtain, the less effective the investigation and its results.
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These stories show the high costs of resistance, and the serious consequences of asking women to use less effective contraceptives.
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Clinton's approach focuses so much on targeting aid carefully that it could be less effective at reducing costs for everyone.
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Until you've got control on the spread of that virus, any conventional stimulus is going to be much less effective.
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Outside experts believe that a major reason Russian social media trolls are less effective is aggressive work by technology companies.
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Liquid soap is more popular these days, but washing your hands with bar soap is no more or less effective.
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Others are pointing out that homemade hand sanitizers are likely to be less effective and can even damage your skin.
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Sheffer's pivot from describing deadly Nazi conceptions of community to Asperger's complicity with the Reich's killing machine is less effective.
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But Cameron has a mutation on her FAAH gene that makes the enzyme less effective—so her endocannabinoids build up.
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And cyberweapons that the U.S. used successfully against Iran and North Korea have been less effective against the militant group.
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However, the agency said the product was less effective when given twice a day in people with the highest pressure.
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But Ms. Castellano-Folk seems to be less effective than Mr. Gallini was at selling the school to prospective parents.
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Due to increasing transaction fees and longer confirmation times, bitcoin has also become less effective as a means of commerce.
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That move is likely to make political advertising on Google far less effective than it has proven in previous cycles.
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Apple's own solution to the problem has turned out to be far less effective than Unshaky, at least for me.
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In other words, if populations were satisfied their leaders were looking out for them, foreign meddling would be less effective.
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Globally, infections such as pneumonia and tuberculosis are becoming harder to treat across the board as antibiotics grow less effective.
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Germany has sought to broaden the pact to make it inclusive, which some experts say could make it less effective.
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"As conservatism has become a propagandistic, partisan movement it has become less vibrant, less creative and less effective," Brooks writes.
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And those secrets could be revealed if a judge orders the FBI to do so, making the technique less effective.
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But he's worried that Creinin will use a less-effective progesterone regimen and that his study's sample size is too small.
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Doctors can lose their license for overprescribing antibiotics and it's a fear that can contribute to less-effective treatment for patients.
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More users are also dropping piracy to watch their favorite TV shows over legitimate streaming services, making the attacks less effective.
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However, pitching on short rest for the second consecutive start, Mr Kluber was less effective than he is at full strength.
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This appeals to the Democrats' base; but it would also make America's transition to cleaner energy more expensive and less effective.
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Previous research has shown that certain bacteria found in vaginas, for instance, can make an anti-HIV vaginal cream less effective.
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Lee said signs of protectionism were popping up globally as monetary and fiscal policies became less effective at improving economic conditions.
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Women in laboratories made it more fun for the men, he said, but they are probably less effective than the men.
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But even with its swanky golf-carts for the elderly and mechanical diggers it may be less effective than it claims.
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Photo: GettyThe farther you get from the equator, the less effective solar panels become at reliably generating power all year round.
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At the margin, it may constrain the ECB's room for maneuver slightly and make ECB monetary policy a little less effective.
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Vaccines are typically less effective against the H3N2 strain, since it's more likely to have mutated since the vaccine was created.
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All that means Wall Street's traditional strength in presidential politics — cold, hard, cash — is proving less effective than ever in 2016.
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Policies I thought were powerful and elegant have, on closer inspection, revealed themselves to be far less effective than I believed.
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Right handed double attacks are less effective against decently skilled boxers, but they still find a place in mixed martial arts.
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Research has shown that platinum is less effective than palladium, specialist materials supplier Johnson Matthey said in a report in February.
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But outside the blue-collar core, among public sector workers, youth and the embryonic middle class, patriotic slogans appear less effective.
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Markets may have realised that central bank actions are becoming steadily less effective; global growth forecasts are being revised down again.
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We as a society, with our inability to accept differing opinions, have also become less stable, less effective, and less predictable.
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As central banks compete for more dovish policies, however, they threaten to cancel each other out, making each move less effective.
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That disturbance basically tests how good the grasp really is, and it helps the robot rule out the less effective ones.
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According to the World Health Organization, the overuse and misuse of certain antibiotics make them less effective at treating human diseases.
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With team parity in the NFL, ratings have fallen and marketing has become less effective for brands associating with the league.
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Jitendra Murmu, another daily-wage worker, said efforts to move work to cooler parts of the day were becoming less effective.
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When there's a mismatch, that can make the flu vaccine less effective and increase your chances of getting sick from influenza.
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The more educated the public becomes about the specific methods used by Russian trolls, the less effective those methods will be.
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The pull-out method gets a bad rap and is indeed less effective than condoms, but it's absolutely better than nothing.
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So the return to economic populism is likely to be less effective in 2018 than the same message was in 2016.
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That could be particularly significant in an era where partisan gridlock is making Congress less and less effective at its job.
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Protest movements without such a uniform seem to be the exception in modern times, and can be less effective for it.
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Mr. Myers said the ads would be less effective than originally intended because fewer people read newspapers and watch television today.
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A slightly less effective tool is rewards programs, in which patients receive rebates when they use services below a set amount.
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More people are finding their way to the band independently, and traditional industry promotional methods are becoming less effective than ever.
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They need to be applied more frequently and are generally less effective than topical spot-on applications or oral flea control.
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But warnings, which can be startling on first encounter, have been less effective due to sometimes inconspicuous placement or vague language.
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Again, like the noise cancellation, it&aposs less effective than the similar mode found on Sony&aposs true wireless WF-1000XM3.
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That could make it more effective than condoms, less effective than implants, and just as effective as the birth control pill.
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It will cause a lot less irritation, but it&aposs also a little less effective than doing it with an acid.
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Manual eradication is expensive and less effective than aerial fumigation, Duque said, and the government needs all tools at its disposal.
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And if we distort the goals of international assistance, then we might distort the programs and ultimately make them less effective.
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But though Turkey's economy is already teetering, some of these measures may turn out to be less effective than they appear.
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Among its military options, the Trump administration could accelerate those attacks, but they appeared less effective over the past six months.
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While 10 mg of THC can couch lock you into bingeing nature documentaries, orally ingested CBD tends to be less effective.
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These two options, however, work best for savers in their 20s, 30s and 40s and become less effective as people age.
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Burnout is a work-related syndrome characterized by emotional exhaustion, cynicism and feeling less effective on the job, Dr. Tawfik explained.
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Experts warned the order could destabilize the ObamaCare markets as cheaper, less-effective plans could drive people away from ObamaCare plans.
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It was unclear just who might have need for a garment less effective and more expensive than the one it replaces.
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However, she did find that some pills contained lower doses of misoprostol, meaning they could be less effective—though not necessarily harmful.
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If forced to operate outside the range of their aircraft when approaching China, the nuclear-powered leviathans would be far less effective.
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Klavin said she believes that attending only the Women's March might be less effective than showing up in force on Inauguration Day.
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Charge is getting changed quite a bit with this update, making it a bit less effective and less draining on your mana.
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The big picture: TV and email ads are still used, but are less effective in an era of new media consumption habits.
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Doctors or first-responders who constantly feel the suffering of others are likely to be less effective at their life-saving work.
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Studies show that widely used painkillers like morphine, buprenorphine and tramadol are markedly less effective if we don't know we're taking them.
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Red Sox starter Nathan Eovaldi (5-7) was less effective as he gave up three runs on three hits in two innings.
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This makes the fire-lighting strategy less effective; after the cold air has warmed, it is simply replaced with more cold air.
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Unconventional policies , effective in liquidity emergencies such as the financial crisis in 2008, are less effective in correcting structurally led demand insufficiencies.
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"It appears that traditional Medicaid/CHIP outreach and enrollment are less effective because they employ largely passive mechanisms," Flores added by email.
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Facial recognition has proved to be far less effective at correctly identifying women, people of color, and trans people than white males.
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That might reassure the markets but some consumers might save the money to meet the tax bill, making the stimulus less effective.
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In the era of Trump and Brexit, its habit of negotiating with foreign elites behind closed doors may also be less effective.
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Condoms may be cheap but they're much less effective—only 82 percent effective with typical use compared to 99 percent for vasectomy.
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The enzymes of chilled tomatoes are apparently less effective at combining the volatile compounds that are crucial for imparting the tomatoes' flavor.
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All rechargeable batteries are consumable components that become less effective as they chemically age and their ability to hold a charge diminishes.
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And from my conversations with experts, I've learned that ignoring mental health issues may actually make a person a less effective reporter.
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But the GOP strategy of touting the economy may prove less effective than hoped if conditions deteriorate because of anxiety over trade.
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These kind of campaigns are less effective in general elections when there are fewer hopefuls and a more diverse group of voters.
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At the bottom of the list, massage, relaxation, resistance exercise alone, aerobic exercise alone and cognitive-behavioral therapy alone were less effective.
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Some of the Army's virtual simulators sit collecting dust, and one of them is more expensive and less effective than live training.
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So this is pushed by China to make the alliance less effective, and eventually to have the American troops leave the peninsula.
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Elsewhere, he is less effective when attempting to interview a former professional athlete with a controversial past and history of drug abuse.
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A Harvard University study found that black women are seen as less effective leaders than white women and white and black men.
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While a backup method is never a bad idea, there's actually sparse evidence that these other drugs make birth control less effective.
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The more the Human Rights Council does this, the less effective it becomes as an advocate against the world's human rights abusers.
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However these tools are much less effective due to previous market liberalization steps and investors finding new ways to circumvent the rules.
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Displaying a whole rack of dresses is far less effective than displaying a dress with outfit suggestions like shows and a handbag.
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But the psychological drivers that once compelled shoppers to shiver in the dark for hours seem to be less and less effective.
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There are low priority and less effective programs in the domestic appropriations category, as there are in hard power and international affairs.
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However, "unintended pregnancies would really warrant the ability to identify individuals who are susceptible" to less effective outcomes when using birth control.
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However, Kostin's forecast was less aggressive, at $650 billion, and he found using cash return to shareholders as a less effective strategy.
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"It's far less effective when the agency has discretion as to when or whether it has to act at all," Lorenzen said.
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The vaccine is less effective, about 25%, at preventing illnesses caused by the dominant virus behind this year's epidemic, the report said.
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If strategies to support the lira start becoming less effective, the central bank will be forced to reverse some of its easing.
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In addition, protein supplements were more effective in people who were already lifting weights and less effective in people over age 60.
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Some antibiotic medications can make the pill less effective, and studies have shown that obesity can also decrease the pill&aposs effectiveness.
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Cyberwarfare appears to be distinctive in that, so far, deterrence appears to be less effective than in other arenas of armed conflict.
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The Old Dominion shows how the competitive landscape can quickly shift on a state and render some of its inherent advantages less effective.
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Thylacoleo, being highly adapted to forests, simply could not adjust to the loss of its habitat, becoming less effective at hunting over time.
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That has even taken preference over buybacks, which have been less effective at boosting the broader market as valuations have gotten more expensive.
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So far, his CEO brand of leadership appears to be less effective in the political arena than it had been in the boardroom.
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The key is that it's way less than what we predict, and it's a lot less effective than the other practices we suggest.
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Reengineered T cells can also go wrong in other ways—natural receptors will sometimes interfere with the designer ones, making them less effective.
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There is only so much time in the day to be advertised to; ads themselves are becoming less effective, because they're now everywhere.
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But the study noted that digging with a stick in their mouths was less effective compared to digging with their hooves or snouts.
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"However, these less nephrotoxic chemotherapeutics are often less effective at reducing tumor burden," Siskind, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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Attacks on Trump's treatment of illegal immigrant workers, or preference of Chinese steel were clearly levered in, but no less effective for it.
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But she also pointed out that women's upper bodies differ more broadly than men's in the military, making bulletproof vests significantly less effective.
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The resulting work would have been far less effective on an underpowered mobile CPUs, but it hasn't slowed the growth of the tactic.
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The former operatives said that by the end of 2017, security updates to Apple Inc's iPhone software had made Karma far less effective.
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But for most patients, she said, opioids are not only less effective, they also have unpleasant side effects, including nausea, constipation and dizziness.
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But coconut water typically contains less sodium than sports beverages, a feature that makes it less effective for those doing prolonged, vigorous exercise.
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It's an obvious homage, but it's no less effective, especially when Wingard takes things to extremes the original film wasn't technically capable of.
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Avobenzone can interact with octinoxate, a strong and widely used UVB absorber, in a way that makes avobenzone less effective against UVA photons.
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At their best, the Clintons are drawing money to effective philanthropy that would otherwise go to less effective charity, or to private use.
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Some think these market moves indicate that central-bank policy is less effective than it was in the aftermath of the 2008 crisis.
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It's less effective to deter criminals with harsh punishments, though, than it is to demonstrate that they will definitely be caught and punished.
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In the oxygen-free Archaean the mechanisms restoring life's used nitrogen to the atmosphere are likely to have been a lot less effective.
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The same Pew Study found that over the last thirty years the nation has grown more partisan and Congress has become less effective.
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In the playoffs, the Sixers gave Butler much of the play-making responsibility, leaving Simmons off the ball, where he is less effective.
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But the World Bank's October report noted some central bank tools were becoming less effective and that Lebanon's risk profile was rising sharply.
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But economists worry that the more it is used, the less effective it will be, especially with government bond yields at record lows.
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It has the ability to mutate both during and between flu seasons (more so than other strains), rendering our preventative vaccines less effective.
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For example, step therapy requires patient to fail first on a less expensive medication, even if it is likely to be less effective.
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Yet as the push kicks and snap kicks became less effective Takeru was able to threaten Komiyama far more with high round kicks.
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Large doses of minerals like calcium or magnesium will compete with each other and are therefore less effective when taken together, for instance.
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Clinton was cautious-spoken, less effective than at the first debate at getting Mr. Trump to take bait and provoking him into outbursts.
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Under such a proposal, Uncle Sam would send every American $500 or $1,000 a month, likely eliminating other stingier and less-effective programs.
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When it comes to meetings — of which I am no fan — laptops and phones are surefire ways to make them even less effective.
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As a result, management of this pandemic will be harder and less effective for incarcerated people, their families and staff in these institutions.
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Typically, a three-day treatment regimen pairs the drug with other less effective but longer-lasting drugs to mop up any remaining parasites.
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It wasn't possible to establish things that worked and things that were less effective—you had to invent new worlds from absolute zero.
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And even that method becomes less effective under models in which the climate warmed more than 3.6 degrees, according to the study's authors.
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Should we prescribe cheap medications with bad side effects or less effective medications to avoid prior authorizations so we can see more patients?
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Friedan's appeal and the fight's meaning are rendered less effective because Leaf is unable to decide whether his play is fact or fiction.
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Actually, Cespedes is a Gold Glove-winning left fielder who is somewhat less effective when the Mets ask him to play in center.
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Bear in mind that there is no reason to believe that interrogation without torture of these suspects would have been any less effective.
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"The internet says it may already be 19 percent less effective since I'll be starting more than 30 days after surgery," I said.
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But the reality is the current health system may cost trillions more in the long run and be less effective in saving lives.
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The implication is that even if the right fiscal policy is implemented, it may prove to be less effective at averting a recession.
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Focusing on treatment as prevention, they say, is more expensive and less effective than an approach that emphasizes safe-sex practices and education.
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"The other things that can make [Plan B] less effective is having a BMI or body mass index greater than 26," Bender says.
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People who fail to use their emotional intelligence skills are more likely to turn to other, less effective means of managing their mood.
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"Monetary policy is less effective when it's already super loose," said Marie Owens Thomsen, global chief economist at Indosuez Wealth Management in Geneva.
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We already know that for mental illness, drugs alone are far less effective than when they are employed in tandem with talk therapy.
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It would result in a more expensive and less effective ISS — which would be an impressive accomplishment indeed, though hardly an inspiring one.
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Despite Francis' promises to rid the church of abuse, many Vatican watchers consider him far less effective than Benedict, who removed many priests.
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There also are a bunch of lessons about how policies that we thought are going to be very effective are rather less effective.
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In absence of the right drugs, patients may take less effective or poor quality medicines that increase the risk of antimicrobial resistance developing.
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Ingesting — think CBD lattes, edibles, or just a drop of oil on the tongue — is likely much less effective than inhaling, says Blessing.
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Some ingredients, such as retinol, are less effective if exposed to sunlight or high temperatures (like, say, a dumpster on a hot summer day).
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A safer, but perhaps less effective, vaccine Before 1997, the whooping cough vaccine used actual cells of B. pertussis to trigger the immune system.
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H3N2 is known to be more virulent than other seasonal strains, and to make matters worse, vaccines against H3N20173 tend to be less effective.
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China's one-child policy, though recently relaxed, has aggravated the national sex imbalance—and been coercive, brutal and less effective than its admirers claim.
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CBP's move to smaller drones comes after the agency's struggles with Predator drones, which have proven both more expensive and less effective than anticipated.
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If these social costs decline, or if public shaming becomes less effective, society can flip from a good institutional equilibrium to a bad one.
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One thing which remains to be confirmed is that those with the less effective version actually do have problems regulating their blood-sugar levels.
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It's really striking to me that some drugs out there are not just less effective for women, but are actually potentially harmful for us.
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As a result, super PACs are less efficient at targeting voters and delivering messages, which likely results in less effective persuasion and turnout efforts.
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Scoring usage came down slightly for DeRozan, replaced by a jump in his individual playmaking, and Lowry's role was redefined and no less effective.
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Sadly, the implication is that most tactics shown to prolong lifespan in mice -- such as calorie restriction -- will be far less effective in humans.
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The new findings, however, could raise concerns about the company's background check procedures, which some have complained are less effective than they should be.
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Privacy advocates argue that the FTC doesn't have the same regulatory teeth as the FCC and would be less effective at enforcing privacy rules.
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For Trump, the results suggest that while he is more voluble than his predecessors, he is far less effective at achieving actual governing results.
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He is basically a slower and less effective imitation of Floyd Mayweather Jr., and an imitation will always fall short of the real thing.
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At the same time European economies have changed in ways that make the collectivist policies on which the centre left was built less effective.
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Assets are larger and volume smaller, meaning learnings will be slower to come by and technologies like AI less effective in the short term.
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In contrast, building on "brownfield" former industrial land—a politically more palatable option preferred by both leading candidates—is more expensive and less effective.
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"They set loose toxic forces that have made Trump's presidency far less effective than it would otherwise have been," Christie wrote, according to Axios.
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And since 2013, our homelessness grants have in part been based on their pursuit of these solutions over the less effective transitional housing model.
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The authors found this was much less effective than raising the annual registration fees on dirty cars, which had the bonus of raising revenues.
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While the low-touch model has proven successful here in the U.S., it is far less effective than in-person sales in Latin America.
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And those disruptions can have catastrophic consequences if patients are forced off of their existing treatments just to prove other treatments are less effective.
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The drugs, which target the overproduction of a chemical called dopamine, are less effective and come with side effects including depression, agitation and anxiety.
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While these toothbrushes are about 12 times less expensive than the priciest model on our list, they are certainly not 12 times less effective.
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And when it comes to automating the harvesting without affecting quality and yield, the machines are still less effective than the humans at Bowery.
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Two new studies focus on this question, and find that a principle of population genetics applies: In small populations, natural selection is less effective.
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Two new studies focus on this question and find that a principle of population genetics applies: In small populations, natural selection is less effective.
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Many women politicians resist talking about hardships experienced by their sex—fearing, rightly, that it could make them look less effective to their constituents.
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Federal officials pulled the spray vaccine (the brand name is FluMist) because it has been less effective in the past couple of flu seasons.
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It's possible that foam soap is less effective simply because with all those bubbles, there's just less soap in each dollop of the product.
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Evans and others are concerned that if they continue to undershoot, they will lose credibility and their statements and policies will become less effective.
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The company again argued that releasing the juice packets by hand is much messier and less effective than doing so with its $400 press.
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As traditional marketing channels, like newspapers, TV and PR, become less effective, how do startups go from zero users to their first million customers?
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Unfortunately, he and James played together eight years after Marion's last All-Star Game, when he was a far different and less effective player.
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Recently, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has reported that these drugs are far less effective and much more addictive than previously thought.
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If the virus is drawn toward the lower respiratory tract, for example, then a throat swab may be less effective than a sputum sample.
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When people talk about undermining the NATO alliance, you should look at those who are carrying out steps that make NATO less effective militarily.
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The cooling function is less effective, but it still feels good, like applying an ice cube to your inner wrist on a hot day.
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Party activists and donors look upon bipartisan compromise as a "curse," while stronger ideological stances generate backlash at home and make governors less effective.
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Not only do the macrophages become less effective lipid recyclers, they also get diverted from their other task of screening out toxins and invaders.
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And Tucker suspects that it wouldn't cost more than the billions of dollars that they're already spending on less effective forms of professional development.
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On the marketing side, Warner was somewhat hobbled by Mr. Affleck's personal travails, which made him a less effective promotional force for the film.
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Increase the size of districts (and use ranked-choice voting to improve proportionality) and the predictability of results declines, making gerrymandering far less effective.
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Plus, certain supplements may interact with your daily medications, making them more or less effective, so always consult your primary physician before taking anything.
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But Mr. Sheikh acknowledged that the backpacks were less effective at blocking gunfire from powerful semiautomatic weapons, like the ones used at Sandy Hook.
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But Mr. Sheikh acknowledged that the backpacks were less effective at blocking gunfire from powerful semiautomatic weapons, like the ones used at Sandy Hook.
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Studies show that the higher volume of regulations leads to lower quality of regulatory analysis, which leads to less effective and more wasteful regulations.
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The antibiotics we rely on to treat salmonella, campylobacter and other relatively-common food-borne pathogens, are less effective than they used to be.
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"The dirty secret with wearables is that the more features you try to pack in to them, the less effective they are," Ahmed said.
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Experts have pointed out that during catastrophic fire conditions, hazard reduction burns are less effective at controlling the intensity and spread of a fire.
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With the rollback in coverage, many women will rely on methods that are cheaper or less effective, or choose to use nothing at all.
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Misoprostol has been found to degrade when exposed to air, and damaged packaging could be a warning that enclosed pills may be less effective.
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"There is no evidence that home-based medical abortion is less effective, safe or acceptable than clinic-based medical abortion," the WHO report concluded.
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It's early, but right now they're a tad less effective when he's out there (just outside the top five) and bottom ten when he sits.
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Both doctors stress that LED masks for at-home use are typically less powerful, and therefore less effective than what you might get in office.
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Most of the elite counter-terrorism forces that spearheaded the city's capture have been redeployed elsewhere and replaced by less effective army and police units.
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As the country becomes more prosperous, de Boer said the mechanism becomes less effective as high prices will no longer be seen as a deterrent.
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"I think there is still a certain amount of cooperation, but ... it&aposs more grudging, more slow and therefore it&aposs less effective," Galeotti said.
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There is evidence that gray hair also tends to be thicker than pigmented hairs, potentially making coloring them more of a burden and less effective.
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Citing three former Trump campaign aides, the New York Times reported that Cambridge's models were "slightly less effective" than the existing Republican National Committee system.
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As a result, they found that an "apology" method — saying sorry, expressing hesitancy, or implying they'd rather not ask about suicide — was also less effective.
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" Wasserman added that the in-person rallies are perhaps less effective because "it's not clear that the president feels personally invested in any individual races.
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Chronic sleep deprivation — or getting six hours or less a night on a regular basis — actually makes gym sessions less effective and can cause injury.
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The problem with this stagnation is that it can make the president's power stronger and in other ways the whole government weaker and less effective.
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When he returned from suspension in the second half of '14, he was less effective, as NFL teams seemed to develop a book on him.
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Still, the meager success of last year's shot showcases why it's so important to get vaccinated, even during years when the shot is less effective.
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The study cited above was using diving to test signaling theory, which dictates that the more common diving becomes, the less effective it will be.
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Chief Financial Officer Anthony Noto attributed the weak outlook to a couple reasons, most notably that the company is phasing out less effective ad formats.
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The problem was often a financial or health system barrier, and these women were more often using less effective methods, like condoms, or hormonal contraception.
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Duque has said manual eradication is more expensive and less effective than aerial fumigation and puts security forces at risk of landmines and sniper shootings.
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There's effects though, obviously, of the executive orders and things like that, but in terms of taking these companies down, these tweets are less effective.
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This would be less effective in the case of a faulty robot, but manufacturers and the law already take the risk of products into account.
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Some well-known medicines - such as the selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI) fluoxetine, sold under the Prozac brand - were slightly less effective but better tolerated.
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Pashteen sees the military's alleged actions as tactics of yesteryear and says they are proving less and less effective in the age of new media.
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First, they get more funds at their disposal to control health purchasing decisions of patients, steering them to more profitable yet potentially less effective drugs.
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"During the manufacturing process the vaccine became less effective in eliciting a good immune response," said Hensley, a viral immunologist at the University of Pennsylvania.
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In places like Germany, France and Japan, the best-performing drugs simply become unavailable, forcing doctors to prescribe a higher quantity of less-effective drugs.
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Many of the D.O. bosses believed that women were generally less effective than men at recruiting agents overseas — the crucial task of undercover case officers.
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How batteries age All rechargeable batteries are consumable components that become less effective as they chemically age and their ability to hold a charge diminishes.
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But in this strain's typical fashion, it has likely mutated, rendering our vaccines less effective and resulting in the Hong Kong flu's remarkable 2018 spread.
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Relying on solar panels has some drawbacks, however - including that they can be less effective in rainy and cold seasons, said Mihingoni Primary School's Karisa.
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They are less prone to be filed and less effective at identifying longer-range problems, according to critics of the FDA's oversight of approved drugs.
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Coming into Buffalo, for instance, Rex Ryan was known for benching skill position players like crazy, and his defenses had started to be less effective.
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And Favors has been no less effective with those touches, shooting 64 percent from the field any time he's touched the ball inside the lane.
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Both of these loopholes make our tax system less fair and less effective and should be closed regardless of the outcome of broader tax reform.
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" He explained that spreading oneself thin is not just less effective; it's also "the type of thinking that got us here in the first place.
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From single-use cleaning wipes to detachable toilet wands, disposable cleaning products are often more expensive and less effective than the reusable products they replace.
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That does not mean Western Europe will turn into Venezuela, but its cherished democracies could grow less effective and more prone to extremism and demagoguery.
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It&aposs a contrast to my experience with Google Chrome, where privacy settings are comprehensive, but less intuitive, and less effective than Edge, it seems.
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In these, researchers included conditions to see whether the conversations could work if conducted over the phone (they did, but it was slightly less effective).
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About 56 percent of companies with an effective leadership approach have high leadership quality, compared to only 20 percent of companies with less effective strategies.
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There are no diagnostic tools for the early detection of pancreatic cancer, and post-diagnosis treatments are less effective than they are for other diseases.
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Less effective is a cheesy fictional vignette woven in throughout, following a teenage boy (Skyler Gisondo) who gets a little too hooked on social media.
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When we reach the point that we cry wolf over every imagined instance of offense, it makes real cries of offense and harm less effective.
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If a child is spanked often, spanking will become less effective as a form of punishment and less likely to modify the undesired negative behavior.
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In other words, they are good at showing what our flood risk was, but much less effective in indicating what our future risks will be.
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But tests showed Cambridge's data and models were slightly less effective than the existing Republican National Committee system, according to three former Trump campaign aides.
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Sovaldi was essentially a cure, replacing far less effective treatments, so the high price could be justified by the years of life gained by patients.
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It&aposs human error, like missing a dose or not using a condom correctly, that makes certain types of birth control less effective than others.
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Of course, Rhone also has pieces that don't necessarily have precious metals embedded into them, but are no less effective at getting the job done.
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Morphine given without a person knowing — surreptitiously, in a IV drip — is 50 percent less effective than when it is given in front of them.
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That doesn't mean that we need to be shrinking violets, but it does mean that acting as an individual is less effective than acting collectively.
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GiveWell tends to estimate that other programs are between 20 percent less effective and a tenth as effective at helping people live longer, healthier lives.
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Chinese Finance Minister Lou Jiwei called for more coordination to promote sustainable growth, as fiscal and monetary tools were becoming less effective at spurring economic activity.
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If you're in your 20s and still haven't gotten the HPV vaccine it's less effective than being administered in youth, but is still worth your time.
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Erdogan may have removed threats to his own power by arresting military leaders and thousands of other people, but he also made his army less effective.
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If ASEAN is rendered less effective, issues that divide the Southeast Asian nations and China — whether security, economic or political — may become much bigger, he explained.
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He also urged the government to improve management of state firms and speed up privatization, pointing out that state firms are less effective than private ones.
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Regardless of the pure ability of the humans and the AI, it seems clear that the pros will be less effective as the tournament goes on.
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However, Mehrotra cautioned, oral pills are a less effective form of birth control than long-acting, reversible forms of contraception such as an intra-uterine device.
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However, recent evidence suggests central bank policy is becoming less effective, and markets may lose confidence in policymakers' ability to maintain the status quo, he said.
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For one, flat solar panels are less effective than the angled panels that are installed on roofs, and they're also massively more expensive than traditional panels.
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This begs a larger question, though: Will influencer marketing on Instagram reach a point where the bubble bursts, SponCon becomes less effective, and individual profits drop?
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Horror becomes slightly less effective when certain core puzzles and monsters remain static—as in the case of Kay's continual dodging of a large sea creature.
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One of the prettier but less effective techniques which Suzuki went to a lot was a swing-over armbar from side control which rarely ever worked.
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TV ads have never been less effective in terms of persuading the electorate whom they should vote for — because the electorate has never been this polarized.
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And in 2013, the company warned that the drug may become less effective for women over 165 lbs and completely ineffective for those over 175 lbs.
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He was no less effective for it, going 16-232 with a 21994 ERA (fourth in the league) and a league-leading 21957 strikeouts in 21958.
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But if Mr Prayuth has to knock heads to keep his job, his new government is likely to be even less effective than the current one.
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Just be mindful of where you set up your Sentry configuration, because the bullet spread has increased and Bastion is much less effective at longer ranges.
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John Ternus: I think there's some aspects of them where they're going to be beneficial and there's some workloads where they're going to be less effective.
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Minorities are facing possible "double jeopardy" when it comes to their health: getting both less effective treatment and more treatment that has little value to them.
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For instance, two papers from India came to opposite conclusions about whether charcoal was more or less effective at reducing cavities than chewing on a stick.
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"Central banks [in Asia] still have a few rounds in their belts, even if further easing will prove less effective than in the past," he said.
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A paper published in 1991 concluded that no children were being protected as a result of the law, and that therapy was probably made less effective.
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But the extra ten years will be less effective as a deterrent than the threat of five years on top of a five year mandatory minimum.
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Nine states require some degree of infertility coverage, some of which offer multiple rounds of IVF, while others only offer less expensive, and less effective, treatments.
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Many farmers, it said, had no other way of controlling pests and that the result was more spraying and a return to older, less effective chemicals.
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These efforts drain the WHO's limited resources, make its efforts less effective and allow initiatives to be driven by narrow special interests, not by member states.
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In fact, it's about 50% less effective at creating jobs than if taxpayers were simply allowed to keep their money and use it as they wished.
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" The department also said the Chicago Police Department was less effective due to "systems that have allowed CPD officers who violate the law to escape accountability.
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But while that approach ultimately worked for the title dish in Dr. Seuss's "Green Eggs and Ham," it often proves less effective for broccoli or beets.
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The problem is that it makes government far less effective, even in areas like trade that are supposed to be a top priority for the administration.
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Why should brief interventions carry so much punch when more intricate and costly strategies — everything from summer school to single-sex education — are often less effective?
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He relished his role as a gadfly, and Democrats were eager to encourage him because doing so made the Republican conference less united and less effective.
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First, higher intakes of specific nutrients appear to boost the immune system, while low intakes lead to less effective immune responses and higher susceptibility to infection.
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The data that Janssen presented to the F.D.A. likewise suggested that esketamine was less effective in people aged 33 and older, barely better than placebo treatment.
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Surgical face masks are less effective and are generally not recommended by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to protect people from airborne diseases.
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The Pirates have been less reliant on their No. 228 scoring option as Powell has delivered 237 points per game but has been no less effective.
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Some public health officials, however, say capacity restrictions need to go much further — immediately — and that any type of crowding makes containment efforts much less effective.
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A 2019 study published in the American Society for Microbiology's publication, mSphere, found that wet mucus protected the influenza A virus, rendering hand sanitizer less effective.
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Analysts said that marketing materials did a good job of conveying the complicated film's neo-noir vibe, but were less effective at conveying a clear plot.
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Studies conducted since the financial crisis, however, have found that small, gradual tax cuts were less effective at stimulating the economy than larger lump-sum payments.
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But some suppliers, realizing their product was being used for suicide, began mixing in air, making the helium less effective, so nitrogen became the preferred choice.
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Consider purchasing clothing that has been pre-treated with the insecticide permethrin, which repels both ticks and mosquitoes, though it may be less effective against ticks.
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But researchers have also found that the current vaccine is less effective than the one that came before it and wears off within about three years.
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In fewer than 1 percent of cases, Amies Oelschlager said, the implant is misplaced, which can cause arm pain and potentially make the implant less effective.
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That same study found that candidates with a GED can be up to 30% less effective at their jobs, so some branches won't even consider them.
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In Togo, for instance, Mr McKenzie and colleagues found that teaching practical skills was less effective than showing students how to set goals and identify markets.
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Twitter is far less effective in defense than offense, and unflattering fact has much greater power than Twitter bombast to set the narrative of a presidency.
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As a result, gun buyers denied by licensed sellers may purchase through private sellers, rendering NICS less effective in reducing sales to ineligible buyers, including adolescents.
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Critics say there is no evidence that supervision would be less effective for people charged under these statutes, and their exclusion instead reflects a political stance.
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Patients may decide to skip doses or cut drugs in half to make them go further, and in doing so render them less effective or ineffective.
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Among other things, that would suggest that the high individual tax rates of that period might have been less effective at tempering inequality than commonly thought.
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Advertisers are really just looking at results, and until Facebook becomes less effective to whatever results those advertisers are after, I don't think that will change.
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His inability to hear would have resulted in reduced communication and diminished social activities requiring coordination, thus making him less effective as a hunter and a forager.
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Presidents who get into trouble in the polls generally become less effective in molding public opinion in times of crisis and in exerting leverage on Capitol Hill.
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A 2015 study by the Wesleyan Media Project found that the more information people have about who is funding a political ad, the less effective it became.
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However, the more that US politics is mired in polarization and the less effective it appears in addressing core problems, the more attractive authoritarian models will appear.
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Children of wealthy families are prone to high levels of narcissism, which can make them less effective leaders when they grow up, a new study has found.
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We got Kressley out at LAX and asked him about the stigma that gay men would somehow be less effective on the football fields of the NFL.
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The decline came from its mortgage-servicing portfolio, where hedges on the direction of interest rates were less effective, and where the bank also faced higher costs.
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Two chemicals in this family, PFOA and PFOS, are linked to heart disease, thyroid disease, and cancer, and are thought to make vaccines less effective in kids.
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That means that if we just follow the path of least resistance, we will end up with less diverse organizations, and therefore organizations that are less effective.
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Uncompetitive districts make legislators less effective, he says: to be precise, he compares politicians in gerrymandered seats to "overweight" people who should "go to the fucking gym".
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The current method for accessing brain signals requires complex open-brain surgery and becomes less effective over several months, which means it is rarely applied, he said.
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Critics say its many loopholes with exemptions for activities like merchant banking and foreign exchange trading have made it less effective than it was intended to be.
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"The more we use them anywhere, the less effective they become," said David Wallinga, a medical doctor and senior health officer at the Natural Resources Defense Council.
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In the short term, that makes it less effective at influencing Americans, but it also makes the site harder to target with a rational social media policy.
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If the current alternated on a circuit board, it would be far less effective at delivering messages from the CPU to your screen, just as an example.
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For instance, some bacteria in space develop thicker cell walls, which make antibiotics less effective at killing them; others can more easily bunch together into impenetrable biofilms.
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One reason central-bank policy has been less effective than the bankers would like is that low interest rates have not led to more borrowing and spending.
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Insurers can subjectively deny treatment that health care providers prescribe to their patients and force "unprofitable" patients into therapies that are less expensive and potentially less effective.
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The president's efforts are a good start toward the long-run goals of shifting workforce policy toward successful apprenticeships and away from costlier and less effective programs.
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But the confederation has become less effective at averting strikes, which have grown to 4,000 in the past ten years, a fourfold increase on the previous decade.
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Other times, however, overuse involves giving patients an antibiotic that's less effective for their condition before switching to a different antibiotic that's better suited to their illness.
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Some Democratic strategists warn that owning a lane may be less effective today than it has been in the past, especially when front-running candidates like Sens.
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Ignoring these ideas may be costly, and California provides a ready example of why government-mandated paid leave is a less effective way of imparting leave benefits.
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Critics say its many loopholes - with exemptions for activities like merchant banking and foreign exchange trading - have made it less effective than it was intended to be.
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Syracuse's complex zone, so frustrating to teams that rely on perimeter passing and 3-point shooting, should be less effective against the Tar Heels' inside-out offense.
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As the rounds progressed Cormier ate more and more blows between successful closings of the distance, and became less effective when he got there as a result.
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The Arkansas grower, who planted dicamba-resistant soybeans to re-sell through his seed business, said he chose to spray less-effective fomesafen to avoid dicamba drifting.
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Proponents of the rule argue that such a standard will ensure that investors are not steered into pricey, less effective investments that yield higher commissions for advisers.
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But lip-reading for more than two hours is tiring and it's a less effective method for large groups, so Rachel often uses a sign language interpreter.
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Not only could an illness spread globally during that time, but the virus injected into the egg could mutate and make the vaccine less effective, said Poon.
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For one thing, he said, treatment apps, like other novel medical products, may turn out to be less effective in the real world than in research studies.
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And the reality is we're looking at the possibility of running out of those and having to go with the less effective, the less protective masks there.
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Because monetary policy is much less effective in reversing recessions brought on by private overreach than it is in reversing slumps brought on by previous tight money.
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The police, whose much-touted pacification campaign was the subject of countless articles before the Olympics, turned out to be less effective than portrayed, Mr. Pina said.
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"It's much less effective when we say to our children, 'You are not allowed to eat sugar,' or, 'You are not allowed to eat sweets,' " she said.
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It would seem odd for an administration committed to more effective enforcement of trade agreements to flirt with the possibility of less effective trade agreement enforcement procedures.
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Older adults who receive tetanus and diphtheria vaccines, for instance, produce less-effective antibodies, and the vaccines' protective effect fades faster than it does for younger patients.
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"Monetary policy's ability to stimulate housing demand is far less effective than earlier in the cycle," said Scott Anderson, chief economist at the Bank of the West.
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Remember how lack of transparency opens the door for waste, fraud, and abuse in a third-party payer system, making health care more expensive and less effective?
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In sounds crazy, but Trump officials want to manage a program in a way that its own researchers have told them will make that program less effective.
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Advocates of the rule, including President Obama, have argued it would ensure people are not being steered toward pricier, but less effective, investments by profit-seeking advisers.
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An extra $1,85033 a year would be much less effective than targeted paid leave in helping a new mother stay home to care for a new child.
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"Monetary policy's ability to stimulate housing demand is far less effective than earlier in the cycle," said Scott Anderson, chief economist at the Bank of the West.
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In federal court in Washington, where Judge Amy Berman Jackson will sentence Mr. Manafort next week on two conspiracy charges, that strategy has been noticeably less effective.
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Romo struck out the side in his Saturday appearance, and while he was somewhat less effective in his "start" on Sunday, he still didn't allow a run.
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When law enforcement officers target residents based on race, religion or national origin rather than behavior, crime-fighting is less effective and community distrust of police grows.
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"Trump's election was seen as good for markets, but he is now being seen as potentially less effective than people were thinking," said SP Angel analyst John Meyer.
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He gave two reasons: the extra layer of management needed to rebalance the fund of funds, and that target-date funds are less effective than a personalized approach.
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Ponomarev told me that's why they term their product "True AR," in order to differentiate it from the less effective methods that fudge the effect from insufficient information.
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Those motors, which began appearing in the United States in the 2009 model year, have a device known as a nitrogen oxide trap that is considered less effective.
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Washing machines can be as much as 30 percent larger today than they were when Tide Pods were first introduced, making the pods less effective, the publication wrote.
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Such deaths do not by themselves destroy the terrorist groups, but they make them less effective, creating leadership confusion and forcing leaders to hide rather than plot attacks.
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Monsanto is betting on dicamba-tolerant soybeans to replace those that withstand glyphosate, an herbicide used for decades but which is becoming less effective as weeds develop resistance.
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While a range extender or set of mesh routers can solve your Wi-Fi problems for good, there are occasional outside factors that could make either less effective.
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It is currently dying slowly around the world, and will be completely dead by October 1st, and now some advertisers are worried their ads will be less effective.
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With a number of infections becoming harder to treat as older antibiotics become less effective, there is a push by regulators to get newer ones into the market.
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"Wallpapering" a patient with fentanyl patches is less effective, and the more patches on a person the greater the chance he or she will come loose, he explains.
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Any variation in the bacteria's genome that makes one of these drugs less effective will benefit those bugs that have it, and will spread through the bacterial population.
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As a result, the B.D.N.F. genes of the sedentary animals were relatively muted, pumping out little B.D.N.F. But among the runners, the molecular blockade was much less effective.
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I think part of it is that he is already somewhat comical and broad, which can make Bad Lip Reading a bit less effective from where I'm sitting.
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Further, when IVF isn't covered, patients often spend more time trying with less effective treatments before deciding they have to somehow raise the money to pay for IVF.
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The fund also favored plans to set up national asset management companies (AMCs) to acquire bad loans, dismissing earlier ideas for a pan-European AMC as less effective.
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Trump has extremely low approval ratings among African Americans, but opposition to him has proved a less effective motivator for them than excitement about the first black president.
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Camille's reply is a bit on-the-nose, but that doesn't make it any less effective: "We don't have a lot of happy stories around here," she says.
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Instead, the group encourages "natural family planning," a method of birth control that relies on tracking the monthly menstrual cycle and is generally less effective than hormonal contraception.
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" Dr. Kesselheim said: "One reason imposing higher cost-sharing on less effective drugs isn't as successful as it could be today is that drug manufacturers undermine the approach.
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However, multiple studies show the practice increases the costs to the health system by exposing patients to less effective medications, delaying physician-recommended treatment and causing disease progression.
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Earlier drugs were less effective, had to be taken for much longer and had harsh side effects that left many patients unable to finish the course of therapy.
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Finnish central bank chief Olli Rehn said that accepting low inflation would constrain the ECB, making monetary policy less effective and reducing its ability to counter economic cycles.
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Clark loved the Congress Hall and believed that congressmen who commuted to their districts too often were less effective than those who stayed in Washington among their fellows.
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It looks to many people like the Obama administration's economic policies were highly effective at rescuing the banking system but suspiciously less effective at restoring middle-class wealth.
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Analysts say that determination has come at the cost of a damngerous rise in debt, which is six times less effective at generating growth than a few years ago.
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The less-effective vaccine failed to activate dendritic cells, which are key to the immune system's defense, the researchers discovered, and it failed to stimulate an early immune response.
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But a Reuters analysis of public opinion over the last four years suggests that Trump's brand of white identity politics may be less effective in the 2020 election campaign.
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There are some big changes made by Firaxis in this instalment of Civilization VI that actually make my approach to the game less effective, or at least more challenging.
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But these policies can also keep doctors from prescribing the more expensive drugs of choice, forcing patients to take medications that are less effective or have worse side effects.
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"The WTO appellate report undermines WTO rules, making them less effective to counteract Chinese SOE subsidies that are harming U.S. workers and businesses and distorting markets worldwide," it added.
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Since Republican campaigns tend to rely less on door-to-door canvassing and more on the (somewhat less effective) methods of phone calls and mailers, that makes logistical sense.
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"The WTO appellate report undermines WTO rules, making them less effective to counteract Chinese SOE subsidies that are harming U.S. workers and businesses and distorting markets worldwide," it added.
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Whatley, an unemployed teacher in Los Angeles, worries that if her drugs become more expensive, Medi-Cal won't pay and her doctor may have to prescribe something less effective.
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Mann says he receives less hate mail too, and thinks the dip has to do with the fact that targeted trolling is less effective than it used to be.
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I think the market for subtle influence is one that promises to be quite lucrative as advertising is seen to be less effective because of the extent of rebellion.
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That said, Facebook warns advertisers not to narrow their audience too much by being overly specific, which can make the ads less effective — since fewer people will see them.
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It concluded that the CIA's interrogation programs, using techniques such as waterboarding that most observers consider torture, were more brutal and less effective than the CIA had told policymakers.
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In addition, the findings should ease concerns that vaccinating women during pregnancy might make the infants' vaccinations at two, four and six months less effective, Maldonado said by email.
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If you skimp on price, you often don't get less effective products, but in testing, this foundation blended easily, provided medium coverage, and my fine lines seemed less visible.
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"Central bank reflation efforts have been more successful at fuelling wealth creation for a subset of the consumer and less effective in stimulating broader income growth," according to UBS.
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That may have undermined the US government's ability to monitor North Korean activities, which could make the US less effective in responding to future crises on the Korean Peninsula.
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The masks were, however, less effective against the fine viral droplets that can remain suspended in the air longer and are therefore more infectious, cutting them by 2.8 times.
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If the parent refuses or simply isn't around to provide a signature, the young mother must leave with a less-effective form of birth control (or nothing at all).
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In discussing the consequences of allowing bias to impact policing, a mantra is repeated: Those who fail to manage stereotypes will be less safe, less effective and less just.
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This means pushing the drug for conditions for which it may not be appropriate and concealing evidence that a drug may be less effective than claimed, or even harmful.
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Diversifying into different grape varieties can help, he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation - but once warming tops 2C, it becomes a less effective strategy the hotter the climate gets.
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"The low humidity [of an airplane cabin] will dry out your mucous membranes (eyes, nose, mouth), which will make it less effective in blocking the virus," Dr. Pardo said.
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A broader survey of Texas women found that between 2 percent and 4 percent had attempted to perform an abortion on themselves, though sometimes with other, less effective methods.
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Instead, the bill would make us less safe and less effective by worsening what is already the greatest threat to policing today: the downward spiral of police-community relations.
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The Der Spiegel report also alleged that Daimler, BMW, as well Volkswagen and its two subsidiaries Audi and Porsche, colluded to use a cheaper, less effective emissions neutralizing design.
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A 2014 report by the Senate Intelligence Committee declared that the program to detain and interrogate terrorism suspects was deeply flawed and less effective than the C.I.A. let on.
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Diversifying into different grape varieties can help, he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation - but once warming tops 2C, it becomes a less effective strategy the hotter the climate gets.
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In turn, the Fed has resisted every legislative effort to alter its operations, arguing that the changes could subject it to undue political pressure and render it less effective.
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The provider of sentiment data that predicts market reactions understands that as its services become popular, they may also become less effective as investors flock to the same trades.
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Efficacy of Regeneron's drug in patients with high eosinophils looks competitive, though it appears less effective than AstraZeneca Plc and Amgen Inc's tezepelumab, Cowen & Co said in a note.
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Medicine has a long shelf life and expiration dates are generally conservative, but the longer after the expiration date you take a drug, the less effective it might be.
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Padoan lamented the uneven pace of reforms in the euro zone, saying this was making ultra-easy monetary policy from the European Central Bank less effective in fostering growth.
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But these kind of pills are less effective at preventing pregnancy than the combination pill because they must be taken at the exact same time every day to work.
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Other EU sanctions, such as the freezing of European funding, cause less controversy but are regarded as much less effective in persuading the richest tax havens to change course.
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They suggest the answer comes down to different population sizes between Neanderthals and modern humans, and this principle of population genetics: In small populations, natural selection is less effective.
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Health groups say incremental tax hikes of less than $303 are much less effective at cutting smoking rates because tobacco companies can easily counteract them with rebates and discounts.
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"The more pills that you skip, then the less effective the birth control pill will be in preventing a pregnancy," says Dr. Andrew Rynne of Medical Advice for You.
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Clinton was less dominant than in the first debate and sometimes less effective in parrying Trump's attacks in an encounter far more frosty and bitter than in their first clash.
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And that gets to another, more reassuring lesson here: America's norms and institutions make these strategies a lot less effective here than they might be in, say, Panama or Pakistan.
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He then balanced this publicly expressed sentiment by announcing his worry, contrary to administration policy, that requiring the police to wear body cameras would lead to less effective law enforcement.
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The purpose was to arm the State Department with the knowhow to manipulate ISIS recruiters into spreading less effective and persuasive propaganda and ultimately degrade the terrorist group's recruitment efforts.
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Gail D'Onofrio, lead researcher on the study, argued that this doesn't mean that the buprenorphine treatment was less effective, because urine tests can pick up opioid use from days ago.
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" On the other hand, Planned Parenthood resources do address weight; the page for Plan B reads, "[levonorgestrel] morning-after pills are also less effective if you have a higher BMI.
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Oil-based lubes can break down latex condoms and make them less effective and more likely to break, so a water- or silicone-based lube is the way to go.
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Groups that provide services to the LGBT community, for example, have said that removing the ability to target the people they serve makes their online advertising a lot less effective.
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Facebook's move to block third-party data providers from its advertising platform limits what companies know about users' shopping habits – and renders an industry of personal information brokerage less effective.
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Guy Debelle of the Reserve Bank of Australia, who led the drafting, reckons that to write binding rules for a global market would have been more convoluted and less effective.
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As a result, some low-income women, constantly making hard choices about which basic need to prioritize on a limited budget, used less effective but relatively cheap contraception (i.e. condoms).
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Britain could thus find itself falling into the gap between a less effective, more divided NATO on the one side and rapid moves towards EU defence integration on the other.
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When they looked at the pictures of the people who had applied SPF moisturizer, their faces were comparatively lighter, which suggests SPF absorption was less successful and therefore less effective.
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What is new is that traditional checks against such tactics, such as exposure in the press, or intervention from the courts or election bodies, seem to have grown less effective.
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Hedge fund manager Kyle Bass is doubtful a trade deal between the U.S. and China could be reached and believes the Federal Reserve's rate cuts are less effective these days.
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But this season's dominant strain, known as H3N2 or the "Hong Kong" flu, is especially virulent because it tends to mutate more than other strains, rendering our vaccines less effective.
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A leading official at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is rejecting claims that the agency has been knowingly promoting a less effective test for the Zika virus.
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Different situations call for different sensors and strategies — for instance, plain optical cameras perform poorly on snowy roads, and lidar is less effective, so Martti will rely more on radar.
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The concern is that central banks are becoming less effective with rates negative in Europe and less appetite for other stimulus policies, from government spending to central banks' buying assets.
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Legalisation's proponents are an odd mix of libertarians, who want to maximise personal and commercial freedom, and conservatives, who grasp that prohibition is less effective than pragmatic legalisation and regulation.
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Monsanto is banking on its dicamba-resistant soybean seeds to replace seeds that withstand glyphosate, a herbicide used for decades but which is becoming less effective as weeds develop resistance.
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Even UTIs are starting to fall victim, with treatments become less effective, particularly for people who are prone to the infections and are prescribed the same antibiotics over and over.
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The Justice Department plans to phase out its use of private prisons after they were determined to be less safe and less effective that government facilities, The Washington Post reports.
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For other cancer types in the trial, though, the drug was less effective, or there were too few patients to draw conclusions, showing how much more remains to be learned.
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They are considerably less effective in remote areas where it can take days of walking to reach a town or road and where they need constant maintenance to avoid compromise.
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Still, economists are calling for more structural reforms and fiscal support to encourage economic growth at a time when monetary policy on its own is increasingly viewed as less effective.
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These measures are also less effective, they say, in trying to prevent individual attacks that are not affiliated with any organization and that at times appear to have erupted spontaneously.
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Carson's proposal is drawing fire from all sides, with some suggesting that it would be less effective than the 2015 AFFH rule and others suggesting that it's a federal overstep.
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High humidity makes efforts so sweat out heat less effective, which can lead to a lethal build-up of body heat that can damage major organs, muscles and the brain.
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They're isolated by design, there is no office or factory where they cross paths, and so the classic labor organizing strategies are far less effective in this 21st-century job.
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Since some patients cannot afford co-pays, some doctors prescribe cheaper drugs that may be less effective and that can actually increase Medicare spending if patients take longer to recover.
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Although less effective than the combination of mifepristone and misoprostol used in the United States, misoprostol taken in the first trimester causes an abortion in approximately 90 percent of cases.
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Some scenes proved less effective — sketches featuring Joan of Arc and Marie-Antoinette didn't feel as urgent — but "Jusque dans vos bras" is razor-sharp when it excoriates everyday bigotry.
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The company now relies more on software to moderate content, but that technology is less effective at flagging new information, Monika Bickert, Facebook's head of global policy management, told Elizabeth.
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"That makes the defensive barrier of the lung less effective and more vulnerable to anything you inhale," potentially increasing susceptibility to respiratory infections and other lung diseases, Dr. Clapp said.
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The 1 percent threshold for shareholder proposals in the Financial Choice Act implies that ideas submitted by smaller shareholders are less effective or successful, Mr. Soltes said in an email.
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THERE'S LESS EFFECTIVE MONETARY POLICY BECAUSE SO FAR THERE ARE TWO TYPES OF MONETARY POLICY USED: LOWERING INTEREST RATES, WE CAN'T LOWER INTEREST RATES, AND THE SECOND IS QUANTITATIVE EASING.
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"Coitus interruptus" refers to the withdrawal or pullout method, which is significantly less effective than most other methods of contraception, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Mercy Corps' years of experience in fragile states—including Iraq and Afghanistan—have shown us that when short-term political or diplomatic gains dictate development programming, aid becomes less effective.
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COPENHAGEN, Dec 3 (Reuters) - Monetary policy could be less effective in boosting economies during a future economic slowdown, Denmark's Central Bank Governor Lars Rohde said in a speech on Tuesday.
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Elected Democrats are extremely aware that people are losing DACA every day, and many moderate Republicans also note that the program is less effective the longer it's allowed to wind down.
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The central bank could defend the lira by raising rates, but Mr Erdogan has pressured it to keep them low, forcing it to resort to more complex and less effective mechanisms.
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The institute said it was surprised to see that the standard system was ranked superior, while the optional system was less effective and ranked one notch down, in the advanced category.
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I'm a bigger fan of "Changed It," which is the weaker of the two from Nicki's perspective and the less effective diss track but the wayyyy more interesting Lil Wayne appearance.
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As for why this matters: The rise in votes for far-right parties, at the expense of support for government majorities, can lead to less effective government, according to the authors.
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The others are slightly less effective than the real thing because the skin must convert them before they can be utilized, and you lose some of the potency in the process.
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At a time when America is turning inwards and its president is weaker at home and less effective abroad than any of his recent predecessors, Mr Xi has claimed the mantle.
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It's one thing to get a sense of a space if you've got a still image that's panoramic, but if you have a long form story, I think it's less effective.
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Interestingly, in the paper by Mr. Prior, Gaurav Sood and Kabir Khanna, the cash payments became less effective at coaxing an accurate answer if the question mentioned the president by name.
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The mechanism of thirst becomes less effective with age, and many older people cut back on how much they drink to limit how often they need to get to a bathroom.
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Despite six interest rate cuts since late 2014, China's economy has continued to slow, indicating monetary policy has become less effective at boosting growth than in the past, economists have said.
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Pineda has been far less effective this season when he has been ahead in the count, and many of the problems have come when he has been working from the stretch.
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The Brazilian has scored 28 times for PSG but was less effective in their biggest game so far and picked up an early yellow card for fouling Real defender Nacho Fernandez.
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BEIJING, Nov 20 (Reuters) - Monetary policy is less effective in stimulating China's growth as its economy faces a significant increase in downward pressure, a senior central bank researcher said on Tuesday.
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Re-imposing these sanctions will be harder and is likely to make them less effective, potentially undermining the kind of international consensus needed to check Iran's strategic encirclement of the region.
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About 20 percent of Democratic and independent men agreed that "women are less effective in politics than men," while only 21625 percent of women shared that view, according to the poll.
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This is particularly troubling for patients whose existing regime will be disrupted by the change, forcing them to abandon effective treatments for less-effective options that Part D plans may prefer.
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The WHO already faces resource constraints as it confronts an unprecedented number of global health challenges, from new global pandemics to the risk of less effective cures due to antibiotic resistance.
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If we don't address the issues with technology standards and appropriate regulations, and other processes to regulate cyber security, it will be less effective and the problem will become more complex.
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With Jimmy Garoppolo injured, Brissett looking far less effective than last week, and no other quarterbacks on the roster, New England will be counting on Brady to hit the ground running.
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A lot of rehabilitation work happens in the winter months, but that also isn't happening as much due to the shutdown, which makes rehab on the state land less effective, too.
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Sure, tech can muster a big push when there are collective threats to how it works — SOPA being the prime example — but the industry is less effective at advancing its interests.
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"It is reasonable to believe that the industry would be no less effective in serving its productive use (allocating capital) after the tax is in place," Baker said in his report.
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Temperature is a vital part of cooking with stainless steel so chefs always preheat their pans ready for action, otherwise they're far less effective and your food is liable to stick.
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This all might come across glib if "Barry" weren't also willing to go dark when necessary, and if Mr. Hader were less effective at finding the drama in his comic character.
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Will using A.I. to tell us who might have a stroke, or which patients will benefit a clinical trial, codify these concerns into algorithms that prove less effective for underrepresented groups?
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If invoked further, the DPA could help scale up the production of desperately needed N95 respirators, as many hospitals have had to rely on looser-fitting and less effective surgical masks.
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Studies show that when a student has one great teacher for even one year, she is more likely to attend college and earn more money than students with less effective teachers.
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Faced with a 20 percent rate at home and a 12.5 percent (or less) effective rate on income earned abroad, companies would still be encouraged to move jobs and profits offshore.
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With unemployment falling, and serious hope returning, the political tool of attacking law enforcement will be much less effective if an improved economy leads to a decline in urban frustration. Sen.
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These days, more businesses with similar branding and similar packaging are competing for clicks, which means paid customer acquisition is becoming more expensive as it becomes less effective as a strategy.
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These losses have prompted questions of whether Trump's endorsement — in states that went for the president by 30 points and 20 points, respectively — has become less effective than it once was.
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More than three quarters of them were using no contraceptive method at all, while the remaining group used less effective techniques including withdrawal or abstinence when they thought they were fertile.
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When alternative treatments were much less effective, 72 percent of participants said they would transfer care to another doctor or health system to gain access to the medication in short supply.
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Vaccines also may be less effective in poor countries because they may imperfectly match the circulating rotavirus strains, experts said, or because poor diets cause frequent diarrhea, removing protective gut bacteria.
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Over the last ten years, due to changes in technology and in the rules and the partisanship in Congress, information is widely available and traditional access/influence is far less effective.
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There is something to this argument, as Kaepernick actually lost his starting job with the 49ers before the protests began and only got it back because his replacement was less effective.
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"By their own admission the RBA knows that cutting rates when they are already at historical lows will be less effective, especially when set against the highly indebted household sector," Craig added.
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Even more disconcerting to a large cohort of Knicks fans is that, just like Anthony did, Porzingis openly prefers playing a position at which both he and the team are less effective.
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Costs can be much higher, even over $1 million, for patients whose bodies produce "inhibitors" — antibodies that render the clotting factor less effective, or those with other diseases that can cause bleeding.
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Because most statisticians have developed their player-rating systems since the last World Cup, they cannot quantify whether they are more or less effective at predicting major international tournaments than club ones.
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If I'm having a particularly bad thought, it's very likely it will all come back the next day — and the rationalization that calmed the thought the day before will be less effective.
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While this likely will not significantly shift states' overall regulatory receptiveness to innovation, new coalitions opposing the tech-favorable regulations could be formed and general appeals to efficiency could be less effective.
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To different degrees in different places, these factors all contributed to a vicious circle, rather than a virtuous one: the worse things got, the less effective efforts to stem the tide became.
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But chemicals can sometimes penetrate gloves and barrier creams, and this may explain why the study found this approach less effective than moisturizers for preventing dermatitis - a result Smith said was surprising.
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An aging population, lagging education and poor integration of Israel's Arab and ultra-Orthodox Jewish minorities in the labor market is making the workforce less effective, she said in a May speech.
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He says that the illegal sale of marijuana runs on a bi-model market: the cheap "stuff" and the expensive "stuff," with Mexican product usually being less effective than its American counterpart.
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Malicious actors are getting organized, growing smarter and becoming more sophisticated, which effectively makes traditional defense methods and tools significantly less effective in dealing with new threats constantly appearing on the horizon.
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There are many reasons -- many of them logistical, others less clear -- why the Puerto Rico hurricane response seemed distinct from and less effective than the massive responses engaged for Texas and Florida.
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However, there is a push by regulators to get newer antibiotics into the market, with a number of infections growing harder to treat as older antibiotics to treat them become less effective.
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But, rather than using the most appropriate and technologically optimum instruments, companies were directed to use older, less effective instruments and wait for them to fail before using the originally recommended parts.
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Consequently, the regulator's usual array of enforcement instruments—fines, fees, and licensure—may be potent enough to alter a private firm's behavior, but less effective when the regulated entity is a government.
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The birth control pill without estrogen (the progestin-only pill) is an option for teens who cannot take estrogen for medical reasons, although typically it is less effective at menstrual period manipulation.
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Fortunately, mistakes made in developing the sarin and its delivery method meant the attack was far less effective than intended, and the group only succeeded in killing 12 and injuring 5,500 people.
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The 24-year-old Californian was even less effective in his previous outing, a loss to Minnesota on July 10 in which he surrendered six runs and nine hits over five frames.
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While Washington State University psychology professor Rebecca Craft agrees that rodent studies are useful for understanding the brain chemistry underlying addiction, she disagrees that opioids are less effective for women than men.
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Newer research and clinical experience suggested that chemotherapy was far less effective in children with brainstem tumors, particularly those with a BRAF V600E mutation, leading to repeat treatments and worse survival rates.
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As they age, their imprisonment becomes an increasingly less effective means to stop crime but a sure way to saddle the government with the costs of their housing and increased medical care.
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I didn't think much about whether it was more or less effective than any other type of over-the-counter pain reliever, and I suspect the same is true for many folks.
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The first, less effective option, he said, would be for the Senate to tell Mr. Trump that it would refuse to confirm any nominee to be the replacement chair before the election.
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The company published a lengthy memo in December saying that smartphone batteries became less effective over time and that its software was intended to prevent iPhones with older batteries from unexpected shutdowns.
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A growing body of research shows that physician burnout and depression are linked to medical errors and to the kind of depersonalized care that is often both less effective and less palatable.
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Eventually, monetary policy "could become even less effective" in supporting growth when most major economies are largely using that as a tool, Cornell University professor Eswar Prasad told CNBC in an email.
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But the authors caution that Twitter users are a relatively small portion of the general population and that Twitter data may become a less effective way to monitor flooding in the future.
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When people don't know how to do it properly they may try methods that are less safe or less effective, and may fear seeking out medical help if the procedure isn't successful.
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In the UK, while terrorists have used guns in a small number of incidents, most of the deaths have come through other, less effective methods: Stabbings, driving vehicles into crowds, and explosives.
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Vaccines are especially important to halting the spread of diseases such as measles as they also limit the possibilities of deadly mutations of the pathogens that might make existing medications less effective.
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The group made the decision based on data showing it was not effective against H1N1 strains of the flu virus and that it was less effective than expected against the H3N2 virus.
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So Trump isn't making America great again; he's trashing the things that made us great, turning us into just another bully — one whose bullying will be far less effective than he imagines.
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That big wall of portrait drawings and photographs at Zwirner — there's a smaller, less effective one at MoMA — is heavy with the air of mutual infatuation and alive with extraordinary rendering skill.
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Male employees may have more social permission to be swift and direct, while women who approach a situation with a softer style are dismissively equated with being less effective, or even worse, weak.
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Although the new fading technique seems to be effective, it is less effective than graduated extinction, and parents may want to try the latter approach if they are comfortable with it, Weinraub said.
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Few new painkillers are being approved, and existing ones, like Motrin and Tylenol, come with their own risks when used long-term, and some appear to be less effective than we once thought.
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By contrast, the refusal last year of Colin Kaepernick, a quarterback with the San Francisco 49ers, to stand for pregame renditions of the national anthem, to protest against police brutality, was less effective.
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Mr Manning says the industry is also looking for ways to shield equipment from electromagnetism, for example by using Faraday cages, metallic structures that block radio waves, to render the threat less effective.
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The company cited a study as showing that lack of piperacillin could result in more than 2,000 additional deaths per year from serious infections in Europe as doctors resort to less effective alternatives.
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The drug does not work for all patients and becomes less effective as minutes pass after a stroke, while the device requires an expertise that is usually found only in major medical centers.
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But the Thunder were even less effective from deep two seasons ago and that didn't stop Westbrook from going ballistic during an MVP campaign in which he averaged over 20 drives per game.
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Essentially, there are two ways to deal with the nitrogen oxides generated by diesel cars: one is cheap and cheerful, but less effective; the other is much better, but more cumbersome and pricey.
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"This legislation will make registration and enforcement of our short-term rental regulations less effective and risks driving even more people to illegally rent units instead of complying with current regulations," Lee said.
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For every five post-ups executed by the San Antonio Spurs, Utah posted up one time, and no team was less effective at using them to actually put the ball in the basket.
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Bad news is bad news once again This does not look like a healthy political backdrop for the world economy — particularly now that monetary stimulus measures appear to be less and less effective.
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The French public school system, by helping uplift the lower classes and, therefore, many children of North African parents, has also been a tool of integration (although lately it has seemed less effective).
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It could start quantitative easing again, but clearly the Fed still feels that these policies are harder to handle, less effective and more difficult to fine-tune than changing the federal funds rate.
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ROME (Reuters) - The European Central Bank's program of quantitative easing has been less effective than it had hoped as a result of external shocks, ECB Executive Board Member Benoit Coeure said on Monday.
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The "growth-hacking" tricks and aggressive sales and marketing techniques that software start-ups and app developers use to juice their numbers have proven less effective in health care, which is heavily regulated.
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Missing doses can have serious, long-term effects for some, he added, as left untreated even briefly the virus can mutate meaning the original medicine is less effective, allowing the virus to grow.
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Five Affordable, Effective Alternatives to Disposable Cleaning Products From single-use cleaning wipes to detachable toilet wands, disposable cleaning products are often more expensive and less effective than the reusable products they replace.
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There are two antibiotics that researchers have found make birth control pills less effective: griseofulvin, an antifungal used to treat athlete's foot and ringworm, and rifampicin, which is typically used to treat tuberculosis.
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But the programs Mr. Thompson tried viewed abstinence as the only true recovery — even though abstinence treatment has not been shown to reduce mortality and is less effective than medication at preventing relapse.
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And even in that case, money bail might be less effective than other methods, as a federal judge in Texas found in April when she struck down Harris County's bail system as unconstitutional.
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If you're going to wear a face mask to protect against coronavirus, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention wants you to be aware one thing that could make it less effective: beards.
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The ADA also notes that even metformin has been shown to be less effective than lifestyle modification — lifestyle changes can slow or prevent type 2 diabetes in some individuals with a genetic predisposition.
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Iran's rulers believe that they crushed an American plot when they crushed the unrest quickly and decisively, and that by doing that, they have rendered President Trump's "maximum pressure" campaign far less effective.
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Still, it makes players signed with Nike more powerful — the flip side being that an athlete signed to, say, Adidas or Under Armour, is less effective, at least in the world of Madden.
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But Triton proved less effective, and that year the Migrants Offshore Aid Station, inspired by the deaths in Lampedusa, became the first nongovernmental organization to operate a rescue ship in the central Mediterranean.
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Some AirPods Pro owners have been complaining about degraded noise cancellation in recent weeks, claiming that Apple's latest earbuds suddenly got less effective at silencing ambient noise after receiving a firmware update. Rtings.
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These high unintended pregnancy rates may be explained by gaps in contraceptive access, failure to use birth control correctly or consistently, or reliance on less effective methods among servicewomen, the study team writes.
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It's less effective when the image overall is uniformly dim, but if you're looking for great photos in those conditions, you should probably consider upgrading to a larger camera with a larger sensor.
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But Triton proved less effective, and that year the Migrants Offshore Aid Station, inspired by the deaths in Lampedusa, became the first nongovernmental organization to operate a rescue ship in the central Mediterranean.
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As tire tread wears away over time, the grooves get shallower, making them less effective at directing water away from the tire and elevating the safety risk for drivers, especially in rough weather.
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The Trump administration's efforts to weaken the mandate, by contrast — and potential future efforts to promote less effective forms of birth control — face a lot of opposition from voters, according to PerryUndem's data.
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In 2015 researchers at the Harvard Business Review partnered with Arianna Huffington to examine the effects of news stories on emotions and found that consuming negative news can make people less effective at work.
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Some of this comes down to the drug's nature and activity: The more we use antibiotics, the less effective they become; the more selective pressures we apply, the more likely resistant strains will emerge.
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Speaking to CNBC's "Squawk Box Europe" on Tuesday, John Abel, vice president of cloud and innovation at Oracle, said the notion of regularly reskilling employees to adapt to new systems was becoming less effective.
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Sue Lederer, of the University of Wisconsin, dates it to 1970, when Richard Titmuss published "The Gift Relationship", a book suggesting paid blood was both ethically wrong and less effective than a voluntary system.
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Instagram users are not accustomed to clicking on links in posts, which makes the service less effective at generating online purchases than Facebook, said Erik Huberman, founder of the ad buying agency Hawke Media.
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The study, published Monday in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, found that chilled tomatoes' enzymes are less effective at combining volatile compounds, which are crucial for imparting the tomatoes' flavor.
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Note that Freezing Trap may be less effective against a deck that runs lots of battlecry minions, since you're actually putting that resource back in your opponent's hands (albeit at a higher mana cost).
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CMS believes the shift will save money, but it could wind up costing the government much more by forcing patients into less-effective treatment plans before Medicare plans will cover the most effective medicine.
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Worse yet, they would have been forced to rely on less effective treatments if they were not healthy enough to travel, could not afford the trip, or did not have someone to accompany them.
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James Mattis — the odds-on bet for secretary of defense — and found that Mattis thought waterboarding was pretty useless and much less effective than trying to win over a prisoner with cigarettes and beer.
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While the Warriors don't necessarily have any cracks on defense for the Cavs to exploit, they are far less effective versus post-ups and isolations—action that, as a bonus, typically breeds fewer turnovers.
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A couple of the doctors talked about something that comes up time and time again with long-term SSRI use: a dissipating effect, meaning the pills can feel less and less effective over time.
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Last year, the development nonprofit Evidence Action did something remarkable: It stopped fundraising for one of its programs because it had conducted a study that suggested it was less effective than it had thought.
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A different Health Affairs study found that blacks and Hispanics are more likely than whites to get low-value health care, getting both less effective treatment and being over treated with unnecessary, ineffective tests.
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So if you take out a Luther, who is not a contrarian, and you throw in a Roy Moore, who's going to be a contrarian, that makes the majority even less effective and productive.
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"Seven Seconds" is good at showing its characters' pain; it's less effective at giving them a more rounded humanity, as Showtime's series "The Chi" — also about the aftermath of violence — has done much better.
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It is also likely to be less effective than most supporters currently believe, thanks in part to the C.B.O.'s assumption that the mandate drives sign-ups for Medicaid, which generally has no premiums.
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The tariffs' most ardent proponents, including some domestic steel and aluminum makers, have argued against granting many exemptions, saying they will create loopholes that ultimately make the measures less effective at defending American industry.
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In a sweeping report in 2014, the Intelligence Committee excoriated the agency for practices that it said were far less effective than the C.I.A. led either the Bush administration or the public to believe.
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While I admire Wal-Mart's desire to partner with software companies outside its areas of core competency, this move will likely be less effective than Wal-Mart's other initiatives in its fight against Amazon.
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As governments work to try to protect reefs from the threat of climate change and warming waters, she added, addressing plastic pollution must be on the agenda, or those efforts could be less effective.
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First, they wondered if a leader who had changed his mind after adopting a moral position would seem more hypocritical, and less effective, than one who had justified his initial position on purely pragmatic grounds.
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"If Manila does tend to move into Beijing's political orbit, it means that it may not function and work with other ASEAN countries," Nagy said, explaining that this might make the bloc much less effective.
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Constitutional attorney Thomas Wolf of the Brennan Center, which supports lawsuits against the citizenship question, said it was removed from the census when officials realized it and other questions were making the survey less effective.
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A study published in January found that the ads will be less effective if drug companies can include additional information, such as saying that medications may cost nothing because of insurance coverage or manufacturer discounts.
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The types of jokes that might work in that context ("We Saw Your Boobs" being an excellent example) are less effective with the older audience that the Academy considers to be its core Oscars viewership.
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