In my early 20s though, this goal was less prominent.
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Vanilla notes are still there, but they're much less prominent.
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The venues got smaller, and their position on line-ups less prominent.
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These reside in less prominent venues than mainstream political parties or publications.
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Others ask for his views on significant but less prominent legal issues.
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The current patience of JPM's lieutenants is less prominent at Goldman Sachs.
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Over the years, the company's gradually made Moments less prominent within Twitter's app.
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He's still there, but his position in the story is much less prominent.
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Or those who died in other terrorist attacks and less prominent mass shootings?
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WhatsApp added stories (and then later made them less prominent after users complained).
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But they play a less prominent role with podcasts, at least so far.
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The company will also experiment with using less prominent photos on the service.
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The issue of Trump's tax returns had become less prominent in recent months.
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The Latino vote, though influential, is much less prominent than it could be.
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These approaches wouldn't take misinformation off Facebook but rather make it less prominent.
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He noted that politics, in general, have a less prominent place on the site.
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Follower counts, Instagram's main status marker, would become "much less prominent" in users' profiles.
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But less-prominent start-ups that sell software to other businesses have performed better.
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The school is looking at putting it in a less prominent place on campus.
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Although less prominent than it used to be, Adventure Time is positive and great art.
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Less prominent activists have remained free, raising doubts about whether they commanded any real support.
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Stories icons are much larger and the status update box is smaller and less prominent.
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It would also remove fake accounts and make sensational stories less prominent in users' newsfeeds.
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Democrats have suggested that the statues in question could be moved to less prominent locations.
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Platforms have recently said that they hope to make borderline content less prominent in their feeds.
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By contrast, photographs of other party leaders are much smaller and displayed in less prominent spots.
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"In the cyber-world, intelligence has played — up till now — a less prominent role," said Hoh.
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Without the Occupy movement, the debate about income inequality in America would be much less prominent.
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All of these groups, and many more less prominent cult organizations, have some things in common.
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You'd still have something to fiddle with, but it would be less prominent than your hair.
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I still had belly fat, but it was a bit less prominent than it had been.
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McQueen's other stylistic tropes are on display here, albeit in a less prominent way than before.
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While domestic disinformation multiplies, foreign disinformation appears to be less prominent — or may be more hidden.
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You can see it if you look, but it's much less prominent than you might expect.
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Until recently, climate has been less prominent in strategy presentations from U.S. rivals Exxon Mobil and Chevron.
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Features currently accessed via tabs will still be available in the app, but less prominent on screen.
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Less prominent attention is paid to Washington's lifelong efforts to protect the system that made him rich.
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So let's take a more recent example or less prominent example where they canceled the Paper product.
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But the Trump administration has recently pivoted to focus on some of the less-prominent campaign promises.
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Also vexing is the less-prominent use of puppets, which were more strikingly employed in past productions.
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It is less prominent than Western aid agencies, multilateral outfits like UNICEF or other big international charities.
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Many of the year's less prominent categories are encouragingly more diverse than they've been in the past.
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There are also smart ways to make a career break less prominent without omitting it entirely, suggested Pope.
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Wilson-Raybould was unexpectedly given a less prominent job in January and resigned from the Cabinet this month.
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They also noted they have previously reduced the size of the streak emoji to make it less prominent.
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What of the borderline Olympian, not yet on the team, or an athlete in a less prominent sport?
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After the work was purchased by the city, it was suggested to be moved to a less prominent location.
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Some exhibit planners began seeking other methods—including more sophisticated models—and exhibiting actual human remains became less prominent.
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Now he's continuing to lead research on the opioid crisis, albeit in a less prominent position with the CDC.
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The hymns became less prominent as Mr Glass wove other music into the fabric of Mr van Hove's production.
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Women endure the same treatment from less prominent figures in big and small towns, and businesses of every kind.
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It will replace similar but less prominent "from Facebook" messaging in all of Facebook's apps, including Instagram and WhatsApp.
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Mr. de Blasio pledged on Wednesday to increase money for the less prominent groups, many in neighborhoods outside Manhattan.
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Walgreens has stopped short of removing cigarettes and other tobacco products altogether, instead making them less prominent in its stores.
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Allowed in were Syracuse, Vanderbilt and Michigan; left out were less-prominent teams like St. Bonaventure, Monmouth and St. Mary's.
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Instagram has also recently redesigned the profile to make follower count much less prominent, the app's head Adam Mosseri says.
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Though it is less prominent than the company's signature News Feed, it nonetheless drives web traffic to stories it features.
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A separate letter from less prominent Tar Heel athletes, former and current, was also sent to university and state officials.
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His successor, Shavkat Mirziyoyev, has overseen the release of some of Karimov's jailed foes and amnestied several less prominent political prisoners.
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Ryan and Swalwell were, of course, far from the only less prominent Democrats who took a pass at the presidency. Rep.
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Generals have become less prominent in politics these days even as other elites, such as startup entrepreneurs, are on the rise.
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George H.W. Bush considered making Domenici his vice presidential running mate in 1988 before choosing Dan Quayle, a less prominent senator.
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And usage could fall further as Discover is less prominent in the redesign that's yet to roll out to most users.
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This lightweight, anti-aging "miracle-in-a-bottle" starts making skin look firmer and wrinkles less prominent after just seven days.
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The Trump administration has already begun using its regulatory authority to water down less prominent aspects of the 2010 healthcare law.
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But while investing in any fast-changing new technology is risky, going with a less prominent brand could be even riskier.
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And if an artist like Eminem is alleging underpayment, it's reasonable to think that less prominent artists have been affected too.
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Much of it is used in canteens and foodservice and branded Brazilian beef is less prominent in supermarkets than Australian beef.
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Mr. Peter, a longtime employee of a unit responsible for vehicle quality and safety, was less prominent than the other suspects.
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Some are in big cities like Hong Kong and Barcelona, and others are in less prominent destinations like Valparaiso and Reykjavik.
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Like Jackson, she found herself appointed by the President to a less-prominent post: a seat on the Fulbright foreign scholarship board.
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Two days after the government ordered the Lady Justice statue removed, they ordered it put back up, in a less prominent location.
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It will no longer allow it to be promoted through ads or recommendations, and will make it less prominent in search results.
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Unlike her other adult siblings, Ivanka, Eric, and Donald Jr., Tiffany Trump has played a less prominent role during her father's campaign.
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Other companies involved in the space include ride-hailing firms Uber and Lyft, as well as less-prominent firms like Delphi Automotive.
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Much of this will happen simply because the issue has been de-prioritized and information will be moved to less prominent domains.
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Because of Osteen's enormous media reach, his inaction is more notable than it would be if he were a less prominent figure.
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But it appeared high on the home page for only an hour or two before being lowered to a less-prominent position.
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But others, like certain markers of infectious disease, are less prominent, meaning that a small amount of blood won't give an accurate reading.
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According to leaked discussions, Google employees have weighed the possibility of making "opinion blogs" including Breitbart less prominent than more traditional media outlets.
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Students have called for the monument to be moved to a less prominent place, while a faculty committee wants it removed from campus.
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Kimberly Klacik, a Republican activist running for the House from Maryland, also complained about a lack of information for less prominent conference attendees.
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"Especially because of partnerships that we've developed with other entities in some cases, there might be a less prominent Catholic identity," he said.
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Although less prominent in the public mind, lawyers and judges know that Justice Scalia's influence was greater still in the field of statutory interpretation.
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However, lending services are less prominent in the open banking space, and AdviceRobo's solution could potentially overhaul how incumbents lend out money to consumers.
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But friends and others who acknowledge her charitable works say she can be dismissive of less prominent peers, especially those who clash with her.
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New players and some of the previously less prominent funds are now able to put in ticket sizes of up €2500m-€2800m per deal.
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But the imposition of tariffs could cause businesses to talk less about the tax cuts, making that message less prominent ahead of the midterms.
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There was talk of shifting "Hardball," which ranked behind Fox News and CNN programming among crucial younger viewers, to a less prominent time slot.
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Concerns that the VLSFO, which is a blend of high-sulphur and low-sulphur fuel, could damage engines are less prominent, the IEA said.
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It also makes eBay less dependent on PayPal, which will still be an option for users — just a less and less prominent one over time.
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But even if that content is less prominent to most users, it will still be hosted on company servers — and will require intervention from moderators.
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Non-partner users are also still allowed to link to outside sites in the video description, though that placement is much less prominent to viewers.
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However, Tiger Global's name has been less prominent of late, and the firm is no longer routinely seen in the most high-profile financing rounds.
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The other two members of the Allegiance Council who opposed Mohammed bin Salman becoming crown prince in 2017 are younger and less prominent than Ahmed.
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Viewed from a broader perspective, it is clear that the dollar reserves at other central banks have started to play a slightly less prominent role.
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According to Nielsen data, about 12.5 million people watched the Republican face-off, beating only an earlier debate on the less-prominent Fox Business Network.
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There are conflicting reports about the precise fate of Trump's personal counsel, Marc Kasowitz, but he appears to be set for a less prominent role.
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Mixed-race convicts were also spared the brutality that was inflicted on less prominent prisoners, Mr. Kathrada said, though they were hardly exempt from mistreatment.
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However, unlike the star rating feature, written reviews were much less prominent throughout the media company and didn't influence Netflix watch recommendations to its subscribers.
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As we listened to our readers' concerns about the photo, we also decided to move the image to a less prominent position in the article.
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Etihad had earlier said that if it were to invest more money then the Jet's founder Goyal must step down and take a less prominent role.
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The offerings will likely manifest themselves as fully branded devices along the lines of the DTEK50 and less prominent partnership, wherein the company gets second billing.
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But it applied the formula to a repository of content that reflects bias in Hollywood, where people of color are offered fewer and less prominent parts.
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The prime minister took a less prominent role in this year's elections after a bad loss in a November poll in the eastern state of Bihar.
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I talked to a man from north Georgia who brought high school underclassmen down to the camp, and those kids had offers from less-prominent programs.
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But its role was less prominent than that of Saudi Arabia and Qatar, and mainly centred on ensuring that Islamist forces did not dominate the uprising.
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Only after she passed on the race — evidently deciding that Hillary Clinton was too strong to be beaten — did a less prominent progressive enter: Bernie Sanders.
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The crease at the fold is less prominent and though it can be indented with a fingernail, it feels firmer than what's on the Galaxy Fold.
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As a trophy brand and blue-chip art commodity herself, Goldin has clout unavailable to less prominent artists, and the courage and integrity to use it.
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From big cities like Hong Kong and Barcelona to less prominent destinations like Valparaiso and Reykjavik, these are the world&aposs best New Year&aposs celebrations.
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Persson is still listed in Minecraft in the game's credits, although it's a far less prominent placement than the main menu references that have now been removed.
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"Katy's Tourette's has become less prominent now, but I honestly don't think she would be the confident, inspirational woman she is now without her conditions," Davies said.
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Tata Sons, in November, had been in talks to invest in Jet but on the condition that Goyal would step down or take a less prominent role.
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This is ripe for satire similar to that inflicted on Quebec's infamous language police, which must ensure that English on signs is less prominent than the French.
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That technique has grown less prominent as SIM swapping techniques have become more broadly understood, but the basic goals of drive-by vandalism have remained largely unchanged.
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But Willis also led a distinguished — if less prominent — career as a bandleader, recording close to two dozen albums and assembling a thick book of original compositions.
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Less prominent arts organizations, some of them also part of the Cultural Institutions Group, say this might be an opportunity for them to catch up a little.
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In the past, women who allowed their hijab to slip could be admonished by the religious police, but these forces have been less prominent under Rouhani's regime.
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YouTube's verification program is getting a massive overhaul, the company announced today, which will likely result in a number of less prominent creators losing their verification status.
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Twitter, for example, has made follower counts appear less prominent on its iOS app by making the font size smaller in a new redesign effort, per The Verge.
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The slowdown in industry deflation was mostly caused by a less prominent fall in energy prices, which declined by 4.0% in December after a 6.1% drop in November.
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Twitter has made follower counts appear less prominent on its iOS app by making the font size smaller after a new redesign effort, according to a Twitter spokesperson.
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Twitter has made follower counts appear less prominent on its iOS app by making the font size smaller in a new redesign effort, according to a Twitter spokesperson.
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She joined the cast and appeared in episodes starting in 2007 but was less prominent in the later seasons as she began to focus on her music career.
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Last month the national assembly, as Quebec's legislature is called, voted unanimously to move the mahogany, bronze and steel object to a less prominent place in the building.
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GDPR was less prominent in Cannes than I would have expected — I may have been in the wrong panels, because others tell me it was discussed a lot.
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Until his elevation to speaker last week, he was a relatively obscure member of the chamber's so-called lower clergy, as Brazil's less prominent federal lawmakers are called.
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There have been scattered reports in other, less prominent medical journals of heart problems, some fatal, in small numbers of patients taking checkpoint inhibitors alone or in combination.
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He said that Facebook was focusing its new standalone video-sharing app Lasso, but would test it first in markets where TikTok is less prominent, such as Mexico.
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The slowdown in industry deflation was mostly caused by a less prominent fall in energy prices, which declined by 6.1% in November after a 7.7% drop in October.
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If the process for watching an American citizen was so lax and error-ridden in such a politically sensitive investigation, it may be worse in less prominent cases.
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Opposition politicians and others have claimed, without evidence, that Mr. Trudeau demoted Ms. Wilson-Raybould to the veterans affairs job, a less prominent position, as punishment last month.
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She's been criticized for her clothing, her appearance, the way she edits her photos, and most notably, for her former relationship with fellow (but less prominent) influencer Sebastian Topete.
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The update relocates Groups from the bottom navigation bar to the a tab at the top of the screen, making it a less prominent feature in the redesigned app.
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Tata Sons in November had been in talks to invest in Jet on the condition that Goyal would step down or take a less prominent role, sources have said.
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But he has made a version of "Hill House" in which the terrors of the haunted mansion are less prominent than those of the people and relationships in it.
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When Estonian authorities moved the statue of a Soviet soldier to a less prominent location in April 2007, the country's ethnic Russian population took to the streets to protest.
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It might be no bad thing, therefore, for a less beloved monarch to occupy the throne, and for the monarchy to recede to a less prominent role in public life.
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While Hawaii Island features five volcanoes, with the highest, Mauna Kea, reaching nearly 14,000 feet (4,265 meters) above sea level and sometimes capped with snow, Kilauea is far less prominent.
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But its role was less prominent than that of Saudi Arabia and Qatar, and its support was mostly to do with ensuring that Islamist forces did not dominate the uprising.
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Clinton from criminal charges, insisted that she was not given special consideration by the F.B.I. nor held to a more lenient standard than a less prominent person would have been.
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As with the humiliation of Mr. Strzok, the message here for less prominent public servants is that the president has the power to destroy your livelihood if you voice dissent.
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A less prominent role for the United States on the battlefield and a less passionate rhetoric of confrontation would perhaps improve the chances that Afghan forces will vanquish the group.
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While less prominent than those agencies, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission gained new power and relevance after the crisis, when derivatives nearly toppled the giant insurance company American International Group.
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And despite the company's "open for business" promise, it seems that for less prominent developers, enabling cross-play for the PlayStation 4 is still going to be a challenge for now.
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Wang was demoted from his post in Gansu in April to serve on a less prominent special committee of the national legislature, before being detained and placed under investigation in July.
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ISIS -- which claimed the Minnesota mall stabbings over the weekend -- is less prominent in these countries than terrorist groups such as Pakistan's Tehreek-i Taliban, the Afghan Taliban and al Qaeda.
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More frequently, however, it's been less prominent, less famous women like Jacque Reid, a co-host on WNBC's New York Live, who've had to navigate the minefield on a regular basis.
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Sources told Reuters in November that Tata Sons had been in active talks to invest in Jet on the condition that Goyal would step down or take a less prominent role.
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In the past, women who allowed their hijab to slip could be admonished by the religious police, but these forces have been less prominent under the regime of President Hassan Rouhani.
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"The businesses aren't necessarily bad, but the brands that were a part of the moat - the reason for the acquisition - are less prominent," said Meyer Shields, an analyst at Keefe, Bruyette & Woods.
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Many, many articles over the last two years have dealt with the classical city and its Western inheritance, but other aspects of Palmyra are discussed rarely, and usually in less prominent outlets.
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In 2007, it added a similar but less-prominent warning to these drugs; in 2013, it required drug manufacturers to lower the recommended dose for women and advised the same for men.
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The pride in the glorious poetry of the Tang dynasty, the sophisticated statecraft of the Han dynasty, or the fine arts of the Ming is less prominent than reminders of historical hurts.
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Turning to Brazil's profile on the global stage, which had grown less prominent under Ms. Rousseff, Mr. Temer spoke about Brazil's longstanding efforts to strengthen commercial and diplomatic ties with African countries.
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As we take a closer look at the 21 voter initiatives on the ballot this November, one of the less prominent measures with a lot of money at stake is Proposition 2503.
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Jones has mostly been removed from having any major platform on the internet, with the exception of Twitter, his website, other less prominent platforms on the web (Gab, 4chan), and ... his apps.
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However, this may be mitigated by the company's focus on the six "flagship" networks and the resulting de-emphasis on Viacom's less prominent networks, which could improve Viacom's efforts to renegotiate affiliate agreements.
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To the Editor: Recently, several articles, including this one by Rebecca Traister, have reminded American women to stay angry even after the current #MeToo movement has become less prominent in the news cycle.
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In May, under pressure from Hefazat, a statue of Lady Justice was taken down from in front of the Supreme Court building (though it was later reinstalled in a less prominent spot nearby).
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"To all Mexican fans in the stadiums, don't shout 'puto'," the star striker Javier Hernández wrote on his Instagram account, posting it in the less prominent Stories feature instead of his regular feed.
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Ms. Wilson-Raybould, a former prosecutor in Vancouver and the country's first Indigenous justice minister, was moved out of the justice job and into veterans affairs, a less prominent ministerial position, in January.
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Yet despite the current climate, and even though the conversation over marijuana legalization has been less prominent in the age of Trump, politicians like Senator Cory Booker believe full legalization is all but inevitable.
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While several Democratic presidential candidates have co-sponsored legislation to repeal the SALT deduction cap, the cap has been a less prominent issue in the 21625 presidential race than it was in the midterms.
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The "Checkout Bag Ordinance" signs are less prominent now than they were when the law was enacted in October 2911; in the intervening years, thin plastic bags with handles have become like solid gold.
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Here are some of the less prominent acts of courage by ordinary individuals who lurked behind the news — women and men who risked their lives, ran toward danger, or otherwise inspired us in 2017.
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Here are some of the less prominent acts of courage by ordinary individuals who lurked behind the news — women and men who risked their lives, ran toward danger, or otherwise inspired us in 2017.
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The women's movement notwithstanding, by the late 1990s, women's organizations were actually less prominent on Capitol Hill in terms of hearing-adjusted appearances than they had been before women got the right to vote.
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As a photo gets used more often, it gets ranked more highly in the platform, so Cho said there can be a "reverse effect," where photos actually become more (rather than less) prominent over time.
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While Bill Clinton may have been less prominent in the 2016 campaign, he has been as busy as ever, heading to places like Youngstown, Ohio, where Trump's populism threatens to eat into Democratic vote counts.
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That created a process in which so-called front-runners were given prime time debate slots, while lesser-known candidates were relegated to less-prominent debates that failed to gain the same kind of viewership.
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Alphabet – Alphabet's Google unit has eased rules that it had imposed on subscription news websites, removing the requirement that they had to provide three free articles per day or become less prominent in search results.
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He entered the draft after his junior year, and coaches on the Jets had questions about his talent because he played at Pittsburgh, which was then in the Big East, a less prominent football conference.
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And though the guitar is slightly less prominent on her pop-leaning recent album, MASSEDUCTION, her music is still clearly fueled by sex; listen to the pounding drama of "Los Ageless," and tell me I'm wrong.
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Mixing that with the ritualized nature of funerals, which is less prominent now than it was, say, 50 years ago, it's understandable why technology has been so slow to revamp the business and process of death.
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LIMA (Reuters) - Archaeologists exploring Peru's pre-Colombian past recently unearthed a glimpse of a less prominent chapter in the Andean country's history - the remains of 16 Chinese laborers from around the turn of the last century.
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Even anti-vaccine news on Pinterest is being made less prominent: Since September, the network has barred searches for any vaccine content, recognizing that its vast user base of moms was accessing misinformation on the platform.
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But the Apple Watch, more so than any of the less-prominent (and less-expensive) Apple products shown off, earned some significant onstage time, thanks to an introduction of the new LTE-capable Apple Watch Series 3.
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Ping An Health and Guardant Health — two of its less prominent investments — went public last year in Hong Kong and the U.S., respectively, but it is still early days for the rest of the Vision Fund herd.
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If you prefer a more classic look to your phone, or at least want to disguise the hole punch and make it less prominent, here are two ways to hide the cutout on the new S10 phones.
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Twelve years ago hackers temporarily crippled banks, media outlets and government offices after Estonia had the temerity to move a much-hated statue of a Red Army soldier to a less prominent site in Tallinn, the capital.
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Some other less prominent issues — individuals who object to buying an insurance policy that covers contraception and employers who object to the mandate on moral, rather than explicitly religious, reasons — could also be addressed in the new regulations.
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Moreover, in other states that vote in March and where blacks are less prominent, Democratic voters have mostly described themselves as moderate or conservative: 63% did so in Oklahoma in 2008, for example, as did 60% in Ohio.
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That could be an acute challenge for Mr. Biden, the only leading candidate who has been facing a significant cash crunch in recent months, as well as all of the less-prominent candidates hoping for a late breakthrough.
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But where Kavinsky and Jamey are fictional, and becoming less-prominent names on our daily social media scrolls, Noah Centineo is here, and he's the real deal, and—despite 2018 coming to an end—he's not going anywhere.
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Over the long term, and for less prominent firms, the temptation to move to cheaper locales for manufacturing will stay great, said Robert Reich, a prominent liberal Democrat who served as secretary of labor in the Clinton administration.
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Blog posts bearing her byline have still appeared on the Kabbalah Centre's website, but the chatter among some ex-chevre is that she may be retiring or taking on a less prominent role soon, opening a power vacuum.
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But between the lines, even the most ardent Trump supporters on Fox's opinion side like Sean Hannity stopped short of encouraging all-out war, though some less prominent on-air figures spoke in favor of more extreme measures.
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But his consistently aggressive defense of the president pushed House GOP leader Kevin McCarthy to install Jordan on the panel (and remove a less prominent Republican member) and give him a chance to put his tenacity on display.
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There are a number of reasons for this: Women are more likely to assume they don't have the qualifications to hold office, or that they should start by running for less prominent local offices in order to gain experience.
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If this were a less prominent issue, Thune and his counterpart in the House could call together leading industry figures on both sides of the debate and broker a compromise that all the affected industry groups could live with.
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There are a few big-name films like Antz, Cars, and Resident Evil, which the CIA has withheld (alongside less prominent copyrighted videos) in case someone was planning to download a 174GB file to fish around for pirated media.
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However, many other less prominent mobsters who were caught up in the big anti-Mafia trials of the last two decades have either been freed, like Dainotti, or else are coming up for release, like Riina's nephew Giovanni Grizzaffi.
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Under Russian law, the time, place and size of such protests must be agreed in advance with the authorities who have a track record of rejecting applications to rally in central Moscow and of suggesting less prominent locations instead.
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Those kinds of risqué and misleading images will now be much less prominent on Discover because early on Monday, Snapchat updated its guidelines for publishers in a way that essentially cleans up what is shown on its news service.
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President Donald Trump was the one who officially and suddenly fired FBI Director James Comey on Tuesday, but the person who made the case for why Comey should be fired was someone much less prominent: Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein.
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The group has been less prominent in recent years as the Taliban, numbering thousands of fighters, seized territory in a series of intense battles including, briefly, the northern city of Kunduz and, more recently, swaths of Helmand in the south.
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For local businesses, popular destinations like the Brooklyn Brewery and the Smorgasburg market would still draw people who might take Uber or a ferry, but less prominent stores and bars could suffer, said Eric Ottaway, the brewery's chief executive officer.
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Jared Kushner, a White House senior adviser and President Trump's son-in-law, is expected to attend only the first half of the president's upcoming trip to Asia, taking a less prominent diplomatic role than he has in the past.
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Jet has been in talks with shareholder Etihad and Indian conglomerate Tata Sons for fresh funds or a stake sale, but sources have told Reuters that any deal would require Goyal to step down, or take a less prominent role.
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Although the company was swift to crack down on McGowan's account as she was discussing film producer Harvey Weinstein's alleged sexual misconduct, it's slower to act on less prominent users who break the same rule, which prohibits publicly tweeting someone's private phone number.
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The airline is in talks with Etihad a second time and with Indian conglomerate Tata Sons for fresh funds or a stake sale, but sources have told Reuters that any rescue would require Goyal to step down, or take a less prominent role.
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Margaret Sullivan reported the paper of record's editors had been unaware of the massive story, despite the fact that much less prominent outlets apparently had the documents far enough in advance that they were able to prepare spiffy features about Mossack Fonseca.
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The presence of these and other giants (Bill Murray, Mikhail Baryshnikov, Al Pacino — it's like a land-bound episode from a rebooted "Love Boat") brings disproportionate press attention and sets the eyes of less prominent locals rolling when you ask about it.
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In the less prominent categories, nominees of color included "If Beale Street Could Talk" writer Barry Jenkins; "Black Panther" production designer Hannah Beachler — the first African-American ever nominated in her field; and Domee Shi, who directed the animated short "Bao" for Pixar.
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The merger led to the killing off of a number of popular tools made by each company—Adobe's GoLive, which was less prominent than Macromedia's Dreamweaver, was shown the door; so too, was Adobe's ImageReady, a Photoshop companion program that couldn't compete with Macromedia's Fireworks.
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Another big seller for the week — in CD form, no less — is not represented on the Billboard chart: Garth Brooks's "The Ultimate Collection," a 10-disc box set available exclusively at Target, sold 134,000 copies, according to BuzzAngle Music, a less prominent chart service.
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While that move was not unique — the show signaled its debt to predecessors like "Fight Club" — what comes next is: Mr. Robot returns as a core character for Season 2, an insistent, at times antagonistic, sidekick who is no less prominent despite his imaginary status.
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Surrounded by Confederate flags, and by prominent members of Wind Gap society who are dressed in the gray coats of Confederate soldiers (not to mention less prominent members of Wind Gap society dressed in Confederate-flag suspenders and muscle tees), Willis is rightly disturbed.
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All elements of their sound, from the pop hits to the 12-minute symphonies, have existed in some form or another, simply becoming more or less prominent over time, and just about all of it has can bring overwhelming joy to any enterprising listener.
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And while there were years where it may have been less prominent — not visible in advertisements for soap in nationally syndicated magazines, or in mainstream (Academy Award–nominated) Hollywood comedies, for example — blackface has never really gone away as a mainstay of racist furniture in American consciousness.
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Last year parliament approved a resolution sponsored by the Socialists and supported by all parties except the conservative People's Party (PP) and a Catalan party to move Franco's remains, rebury Primo de Rivera in a less prominent place and "resignify" the Valley as a democratic memorial.
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As a father of two and the partner in our marriage with the less prominent career — my wife is a political appointee in the Justice Department — I'm often commended for "taking one for the team," forsaking my own professional aspirations so that my wife can pursue hers.
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Of course, there is still a great deal of uncertainty surrounding the impact of President Trump's policies on private equity, but notable is his preference for America taking a more inward-looking and less prominent role on the world stage that has raised fears of protectionism.
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DHAKA, Bangladesh — Two days after the authorities in Bangladesh gave in to pressure from Islamist groups and ordered the removal of a statue from the country's Supreme Court, they flip-flopped on Sunday, ordering that the statue be put back up, albeit in a less prominent location.
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I'm focusing on them not because they're responding poorly, but because this is probably the best response we're going to see, which should raise serious concerns about how less-resourced and less-prominent schools are doing, and how the most vulnerable students at those schools are going to fare.
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It can extract more than the usual amount of information from categories like education (certain disciplines at less prominent universities, like natural-language processing at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, produce high-achieving workers) and even hobbies (chess players tend to be good at coding, basketball players at sales).
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Artist Dennis McIntyre's nude self-portrait painting, which features a strategically placed teapot — in keeping with the theme of the same gallery's 2016 New England Teapot Show — spawned enough complaints that the local police visited the Australian art space and demanded that the work be relocated to a less prominent location.
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Male-dominated tech companies have been hiring women to work as "booth babes" since the 1960s (fun fact: they were called "CES guides" back then.) Today, "booth babes" are slightly less prominent than in years past, but the practice, as evidenced from the photo atop this post, is far from dead.
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As 9to5Mac spotted, updates in Apple's Human Interface Guidelines and App Store documentation now explicitly state that the monthly subscription price has to be clearly displayed, while information about how much people can save if they opt for longer periods of time, like a year, has to be less prominent.
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With less than a quarter of the seats in Congress, he governed for ten months through a mix of significant gestures—in particular a big rise in the minimum wage—and symbolic acts, such as starting the process of moving the remains of Franco, the former dictator, to a less prominent location.
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Several other less prominent candidates failed to gain momentum, and when Dean won the endorsement of the Association of State Democratic Chairs — a group which can control a hefty number of votes in the DNC race if it unites — and convinced the AFL-CIO to stay neutral, it became clear he'd get enough votes to win.
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A new book titled 'North of Dixie: Civil Rights Photography Beyond the South' seeks to spotlight overlooked moments in the civil rights movement in areas of the country that were seemingly better off for black Americans, and also showcases the less-prominent grassroots action that fought discrimination—local events the mainstream media (and subsequently history books) often ignored.
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And while Jemele Hill is just one particularly vivid example, we can see other, less prominent black women being abandoned as soon as their votes have been tallied, most recently when incoming Virginia Governor Ralph Northam said he would not pursue an expansion of Medicaid, despite promising to expand health care access on the campaign trail.
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IN TERMS OF HOW DO I SEE THE BALANCE OF RISKS, CERTAINLY THE BALANCE OF RISKS HAS BEEN TILTED TO THE DOWNSIDE FOR SOME TIME AS WE ASSESS POTENTIAL UPSIDE RISK TO THE ECONOMY, THEY JUST SEEM TO BE SOMEWHAT LESS PROMINENT THAN THE RISKS THAT WE TALKED ABOUT EARLIER WHICH ARE RISK OF TRADE CONFLICT, RISKS OF GLOBAL SLOWING.
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The winnowing of the Oscars audience is probably impossible to stem, no matter what the Academy does, and it is trying some ideas this year, like giving some less prominent awards away during commercial breaks, and promising yet again to cut down on the show's bloated length (3 hours, 50 minutes last year.) Too many people just find the show both irrelevant and boring now.
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And they have appeal in areas like the tech industry where mainstream conservatism presently has little influence, because (like fascism in its heyday) the new reaction blends nostalgia with a hyper-modernism — monarchy in the service of transhumanism, doubts about human equality alongside dreams of space travel or A.I. Then finally there is a third group of post-liberals, less prominent but still culturally significant: Religious dissenters.
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The blog also has several images of the Great Leap Forward, ranging from iconic backyard furnaces and public canteens to practices much less prominent in public memory, such as backyard furnaces on parade in Tiananmen, famine refugees in Hong Kong, ceremonies marking an industrial advancement, cultural performances, diplomatic visits, artists at work, a British newsreel about "weird" food shortages, backyard furnace art, Mao taking a swim at the conference where he overrode critics of the Great Leap or this C.I.A. film, which overall gives a fairly positive depiction.
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