UNIDENTIFIED MALE: The turnout lessens the money, lessens -- all still suggest that this is going to be a good election for Democrats.
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It lessens anxiety — yes, you'll have food to eat!
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Their shareholders would surely balk at anything that lessens engagement.
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Here are three major reforms: 👉 Lessens "three strikes" sentences.
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This kind of policy lessens comics as a creative field.
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"The bitterness of losing him lessens over time," he said.
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The peace that arises from that attitude lessens other pain.
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Ultimately, as the supply lessens, individuals may go to underground markets.
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Not that it lessens the blow to banks, if they fail.
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That lessens how impressive Uber's topline result for 2016 is, perhaps.
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CBD prolongs the effects of THC and lessens feelings of anxiety.
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Wondering if Virtue and Moir's chemistry lessens outside high-pressure competition?
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This lessens some of the challenges of controlling its behavior super-precisely.
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Roma's clouded view of its main character's circumstances lessens its overall impact.
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When you "right-size" things, it lessens kids' fears and restores hope.
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That way he improves his ratings and probably lessens any legal jeopardy.
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Music lessens anxiety in shelter dogs and helps cows produce more milk.
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Capping the SALT deduction lessens this generous subsidy being extended to states.
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Texts come right to me, which lessens the odds of missing important messages.
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It lessens the risk that South Africa will be subject to significant outflows.
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Most often "red carpet" dresses are borrowed, which somewhat lessens the designers' outlay.
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Thankfully, as negative items grow older, any impact on scores lessens over time.
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That lessens the need to place them anywhere they might conceivably be needed.
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This significantly lessens the influence to artificially maintain high watermarks to receive incentive allocations.
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That lessens security concerns, but makes it less useful for things like video chat.
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It lessens the workload of the courts and judges and lightens up the docket.
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Knowing that Tilda Swinton is involved in the new Suspiria barely lessens the blow.
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It also lessens exposure, especially in the state with the No. 1 Coronavirus diagnoses.
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Some research has indicated that reducing blood pressure lessens the symptoms of the disease.
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"Today is health lessens thank Satan we're doing this in bit," one note read.
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It also lessens your carbon footprint and helps reduce the need for animal testing.
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However, the impact of monuments lessens as they multiply and our national memory lengthens.
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This lessens the fear, and risk-taking then becomes part of the process of discovery.
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So the more months a mom breastfeeds, it lessens her risk of getting breast cancer.
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It also lessens their hazardous tendency to go wandering and boosts their capacity to communicate.
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Of course, none of this lessens the indelible global impact of this hate-fueled atrocity.
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A statutory duty normalizes the reporting of wrongdoing and lessens the stigma of doing so.
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Elimination of an auditor's opinion substantially lessens investor protections in place for nearly two decades.
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And as you move further down to the southern part of the state, it lessens.
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More discussion ultimately lessens the stigma and opens the conversation for coworkers and managers alike.
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Function loss is a result of "contracture," in which the scar tissue constricts and lessens mobility.
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Still, even a disappointing vaccine lessens the severity of illness and saves many lives, officials say.
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New technology can still alert drivers in some scenarios, which lessens the likelihood of a crash.
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With the stakes so high, talking lessens risks of misunderstanding in an alarming game of chicken.
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"Rebalancing lessens the blow of bear markets, making it easier to stick with stocks," he said.
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This racial discrimination lessens when inside Africa but problems of poverty, corruption and conflicts replaces it.
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"Ending the subsidy lessens the country's deficit, and foreign investors are watching that carefully," Rebossio said.
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"It probably lessens people's anxiety that we won't pull the rug out from under them," Rep.
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This profoundly lessens their quality of life, shortens their life expectancy, and increases health care costs.
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It significantly lessens the workload of applying to schools, according to college counselors and prospective students.
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It lessens your carbon footprint compared to taking up space in a cemetery, Semidey points out.
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The U.S. market for Hepatitis C has been steadily shrinking as the impact of the disease lessens.
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But in this interview, she lessens the intensity of the breakup, which shocked fans at the time.
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Is there a technology that doesn't interfere with the product's core function, but lessens the collateral damage?
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When a person is treated for the disease, it lessens the risk of passing on the infection.
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But by going straight to the meme makers, Unbound lessens the risk of making an embarrassing gaff.
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Having strong, accessible contraceptive healthcare lessens the need for abortions altogether — and is therefore just as important.
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This in turn increases the truck's weight and lessens the amount of cargo the truck can handle.
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BHP CANCELS PLAN TO EVACUATE SOME OIL WORKERS FROM GULF OF MEXICO PLATFORMS AS STORM-THREAT LESSENS
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This, in turn, lessens their need to cut production and could undermine the rally if supply stays high.
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The design is transparent in a way that lessens the game, and its goals become skeletons of themselves.
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The legal industry and the judicial system will have to adjust as the frequency of automobile accidents lessens.
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"The elimination of the alternative minimum tax greatly lessens the capping of the SALT deduction," he told reporters.
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Investing in new energy sources decreases our dependence on fossil fuels and lessens our impact on the environment.
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Additionally, as the ice melts, it lessens pressure on Iceland's volcanoes, which makes them more likely to erupt.
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Griffin said the campaign will go "above and beyond resistance" in working against legislation that lessens gay rights.
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"It's nice when his basketball season lessens, because we get a little more time with him," Payne said.
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But it also lessens the chance of showing up to a family dinner in a little over your head.
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It should never be the case that defining yourself as one thing lessens your ability to be everything else.
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Some people say the fact Garcia won the tourney without the #1 player lessens the quality of the win.
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"Promoting lessens my likelihood of being fired because I'm helping the club bring people through the door," Laufeia said.
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Plus, being forced to do everything in the cloud lessens your chance of losing everything if your laptop crashes.
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So it's not so much a matter of hangovers getting worse, more so the fact that the debauchery lessens.
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Now I have found that taking a probiotic regularly lessens my symptoms after training and benefits my general health.
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This lessens the financial hit if the acquisition falls short of expectations, but increases the upside if it outperforms.
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She explained that the unbleached fiber produces a higher pulping yield, which in turn lessens the overall environmental footprint.
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The approach lessens the risk of a drone crashing into a person, pet or property at the delivery site.
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Dr. Mills emphasized that although there is still no sure cure for Peyronie's disease, therapy often lessens the problem.
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It's an extra layer of security in a dangerous world and one that lessens the penalty of cooperative play.
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I feel drawn in menopause — as I transition, as my estrogen lessens — to people who are also experiencing an ungendering.
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Besides, China is still running a healthy trade surplus, which lessens its incentive to seek a competitive advantage by devaluation.
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With work, evening and sportswear packages for both men and women, the service lessens the distress of losing your luggage.
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If there's a video in the story, you can easily download it, which lessens the appeal of supposedly ephemeral feature.
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"There's this paradigm that diversity is highest at the equator, and lessens as you move towards the poles," Zayed said.
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The ability for consumers to substitute goods in this way lessens the impact of inflation on a consumer's purchasing power.
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Today, Social Security lifts over a million children out of poverty and lessens the depth of poverty for millions more.
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And research has shown that the act, on the whole, isn't psychologically damaging and, in some cases, actually lessens distress.
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Consistent with the principles of harm reduction, just reducing face-touching lessens the opportunities for viruses to enter your system.
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Those who favor such a system say it lessens the advantages of incumbency by reducing the impact of large donors.
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But with Los Angeles having already clinched its division, the motivation to grind out wins lessens a bit each week.
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The app allows you to import and export profiles, which lessens the concern of someone messing with your camera settings.
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That could in turn support the currency, which makes imports cheaper and lessens the burden of paying back foreign debt.
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If a Democrat wins, we'll be watching to see if donations drop off as the threat to environmental policies lessens.
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Higher stock prices make it more expensive for companies to buy back their shares, and lessens their incentive to do so.
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Not only because there is zero truth to it but because it lessens me and my journey, battle, experience with cancer.
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Gordon believes the miners have likely adapted in a way that lessens their discomfort, but the conditions could still cause harm.
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That increases the number of mass shootings reported, but arguably lessens the legitimacy of that snapshot of large-scale gun violence.
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Credit Suisse said the current makeup of that portfolio lessens the differentiation factor that has helped DSW in the past. Salesforce.
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But taking slide courses, especially in English, considerably lessens the possibility that you will get much out of your academic experience.
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Because if we can unlock significant amounts of the existing infrastructure that&aposs there, it lessens that overall truck driver shortage.
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Most notably, rubbing a wound lessens its sting — and accounting for just that common sensation proved central to the new theory.
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Transitioning to solar lessens the costly reliance on out-of-state fuel resources, and pro-clean energy policies make renewables even cheaper.
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The regulatory approach, known as "demand response," lowers costs for consumers and lessens the risk of system failures that can cause blackouts.
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Since many investors take time off during the summer, trading volume tends to ease and appetite for stocks during the period lessens.
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Our rush to empathize and defend lessens the more we perceive another mind to be an agent rather than an innate victim.
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But many interpretations exist regarding what is "work," and the prohibitions and observance lessen as the commitment to orthodoxy lessens, they said.
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While the new law lessens rules on a large number of U.S. banks, it stops short of eliminating much of Dodd-Frank.
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The app is said to be a standalone app for the company's streaming music service and lessens the need to use iTunes.
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Threat to New Orleans lessens New Orleans spent most of the day under a hurricane warning that was lifted around 7 p.m.
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It also lessens oxidative stress and inflammation in the brain, both of which have been linked to aging and age-related diseases.
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In recent months, Facebook has been warning its expansion pace will slow as it lessens the amount of inventory available to brands.
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The gains are the result of both technological advances and workplace flexibility that lessens commuting barriers, according to experts on disabled workers.
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The gains are the result of both technological advances and workplace flexibility that lessens commuting barriers, according to experts on disabled workers.
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Condoms are also now particularly important for oral and anal, the health department states, since it lessens contact with saliva and feces.
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Even when the vaccine doesn't prevent sickness, it lessens the severity of illness and so may prevent hospitalization, according to the experts.
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Even a gentle push notification is still a push notification, and if you're getting too many from the same app, their power lessens.
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It literally seems impossible sometimes, but it ultimately lessens the stress all around and allows for new ideas at Knead and at home.
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Social psychologists who study the way sports impact our lives say that identifying with a team lessens feelings of loneliness, depression, and alienation.
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Drier soybeans can be lost in the field during harvesting and are more prone to cracking, which lessens the value of the crop.
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But Trump may believe Whitaker's appointment removes or lessens the threat of a Mueller subpoena that's been hanging over him all these months.
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Reinsurance lessens the exposure of insurance companies to high cost patients, and risk corridors minimize insurance losses in what are still immature markets.
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Every appropriations bill that moves through the Congress and is signed into law this summer lessens the impact of the inevitable September package.
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Bradley isn't perfect, and is small enough to be bullied down low, with a stubby wingspan that lessens his impact off the ball.
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If passed, the Russian Sanctions Review Act would require the Trump administration to notify Congress before it lifts or lessens sanctions on Russia.
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Government programs and unions both build economic security, which greatly lessens the economic anxiety that led to Brexit and Donald Trump's election victories.
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James Wood notes that he lessens the sting of his political observations by putting them in the mouths of his most flagrantly unreliable characters.
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A stronger dollar weighs on the price of gold, in part because it lessens the yellow metal's attractiveness as a potential hedge against inflation.
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"If you don't have diplomatic isolation, you're having one-off talks, that lessens the pressure," said Waltz, who is also a former Pentagon official.
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Sony claims that their subpixel screen design significantly lessens visible SDE by having individual red, blue and green subpixels make up each onscreen pixel.
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But once the script settles into more familiar rhythms and then into fantasy sequences, the intensity of that language dwindles, and the excitement lessens.
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For now, it further lessens the likelihood of war on the Korean Peninsula, which just a few months ago loomed as a terrifying possibility.
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"The work improves livelihoods, lessens pressure on native forests and reduces emissions of greenhouse gases from deforestation and forest degradation," the World Bank said.
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Do this and similar exercises hundreds of times over multiple sessions weekly; continue for months; and, gradually, presbyopia lessens, a number of studies show.
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If nothing else, the vaccine is more effective against the surging influenza B strain, and lessens the severity of symptoms for anyone infected despite one.
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It doesn't get rid of the ringing, but it lessens my anxious response to the sound and helps me focus while other people are talking.
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Before, "recycled" clothing generally meant simply deconstructing garments and shredding fabric — which lessens the quality, and also requires new materials to make up the difference.
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"Any team wants to win the division because it lessens the chances of getting eliminated by a crazy game where anything can happen," Black said.
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The presence of a moat lessens the probability of a new entrant or established firm eating into the market share or profitability of an investment.
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They're less potent than the others, and that's a good thing, especially for sensitive skin — it significantly lessens the risk of peeling, burning, and irritation.
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And per CEP's website, the company offers a six-month guarantee that you can wear the socks up to 150 times before the compression lessens.
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"I think it lessens the charm and the excitement," said Paul Westhead, who coached No. 11 Loyola Marymount to the round of 8 in 1990.
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So to have Anna, a television actress, bemoan the confines of her industry creates an unfortunate disjunct that weakens the narrative and lessens our sympathy.
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That's because the U.S. dollar has started to stabilize, which lessens the burden on emerging markets to service their debt denominated in the greenback, he said.
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"When you have rate hikes, the tendency is that...as you move along in the cycle, the effect of additional rate hikes lessens dramatically," she said.
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"Our support for (the Iran nuclear accord) in no way lessens our concern at Iran's destabilising missile programme and determination that it should cease," Hunt added.
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Providing a modest monthly benefit that participants can use only to buy food, SNAP improves participants' nutritional intake, lessens their food insecurity, and reduces their poverty.
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The House plan cuts the corporate tax rate to 0.443 percent from 20.44 percent and lessens the number of personal tax brackets to four from seven.
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Fed officials understand that responsiveness, sometimes even deference, to their congressional bosses lessens the chance that Congress and the president will revise the Federal Reserve Act.
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Japan has also long promoted its so-called clean coal technology that lessens pollution from coal, the largest single source of climate-changing greenhouse gas emissions.
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There is a long-running and hugely contentious debate as to whether Trump's contention -- more guns of law-abiding citizens -- actually prevents or even lessens violence.
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Players can resurrect eliminated teammates in a gameplay feature that adds a challenging element (and lessens the sting if your character dies early in the game).
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The fact that nearly all the characters are Mexican or Mexican-American hardly lessens the sense that we are watching a parade of caricatures and clichés.
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This matters for accessibility because it helps focus my eyes on a fixed element; what's more, it lessens eye strain and fatigue, which is a big win.
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This "medication-assisted treatment" lessens the addictive properties of opioids without triggering withdrawal sickness and is the most effective treatment for people with an opioid use disorder.
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Compared with America, its publicly financed health system lessens the terror of losing a job; it also provides more financial support and training to people who do.
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A Fraxel, the laser's brand name, treats a fraction of the skin, instead of the entire surface, and so lessens the recovery time to around five days.
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Ground-based, it lessens the need for "up-tower inspections" and does not need wind assets to be "powered down" for prolonged amounts of time, GE said.
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"It lessens contact with the general population, eliminates contact with more vulnerable populations, and is consistent with the guidance coming from the CDC and NIH," he said.
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Corby feels, much more than ever, like anywhere else in the UK. The sense that you're literally living nowhere lessens with each bite of a #Merky burger.
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For the American people, the action lessens public safety concerns associated with "catch and release," which has allowed potentially dangerous migrants to disappear into the country's interior.
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As short-covering demand by trading firms lessens, supplies are having to fall back on relatively thin end-user demand, helping explain price declines, another trader said.
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As Dan Stalder, a University of Wisconsin–Whitewater professor, has documented in reviews of previous research, the bystander effect lessens any individual's feelings of responsibility in a situation.
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Hurzeler agrees and hopes that the hospice staff's research leads to broader use of marijuana as a "beautiful new drug" that lessens anguish for people suffering terminal illnesses.
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Against this backdrop, U.S. Treasury and German Bund yields have pulled away from lows hit in February as greater risk appetite lessens the appeal of safe-haven bonds.
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The albopictus, on the other hand, feeds on both humans and animals, which in turn lessens the odds that it will be as effective in passing the virus.
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Senate Democrats argue that Congress should not tackle just one or two less controversial issues while leaving the toughest items for January, which they believe lessens their leverage.
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Plus, if BlackRock is successful in getting corporate America writ large more focused on "sustainability," it perhaps lessens the need for investors to pick narrower ESG funds anyhow.
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There may be more history in this novel than fiction, which lessens the emotional impact of an otherwise satisfying tale, impressive in its sweep and mastery of detail.
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"People ask if it lessens the blow that he left me for a man, because it's a rejection of my gender and so isn't personal," Fisher told an interviewer.
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This is credit positive as it lessens FC liquidity risk, but the impact will be modest as the new bond issuances are small relative to total term FC lending.
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Dodd Frank increases the ratings agencies' liability for inaccurate ratings, lessens the pleading requirements for private actions against them, and makes it easier for the SEC to impose sanctions.
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It's hardly a bottomless well of resources, but it lessens the temptation to hoard equipment in fear of using that last hacking tool or biocell at the wrong time.
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The layers of red dry and build on one another, and for years the gap between ceiling and floor lessens; backs hunch as the mind saws downward, revealing rings.
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Telling them apart is another challenge, though Randau, by giving the frigid beauty of the Tyrolean mountains a starring role, lessens our need to discern who's beneath the whiskers.
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It's very important if you have a pool and a dog or a cat that there's stairs on a ramp on each side so it lessens a chance of drowning.
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INGRAHAM: Brit Hume BRIT HUME, FOX NEWS SENIOR POLITICAL ANALYST: You know we&aposve known that is been coming for some weeks now, barely lessens the sadness in this moment.
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Measles is largely preventable by vaccination, which stops transmission of the disease after a second dose in 2000% of cases and lessens its severity in rare cases that slip through.
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The CDC reports that the flu vaccine lessens the chance that someone catches the virus by 10 to 60 percent and doesn't guarantee that someone will not catch the flu.
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This obviously lessens the odds of an exciting game playing out like stop-and-go traffic, and the overall flow through 48 minutes of back-and-forth action will surge.
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The extent of bleaching lessens gradually toward the southern end of the reef, with only 1% of the southern sector, roughly a third of the reef, classed as severely bleached.
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That lessens the intrigue surrounding a third of the matches on NJPW's biggest show of the year, and a show which has been a devastatingly good watch for five years.
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Providing very young children with early skills that last a lifetime lessens the need for costly special education, reduces crime, and leads to higher lifetime earnings and better lifetime health.
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Pay women equally to men and more women will stay in the business; more women lessens the preponderance of male viewpoints and allows a clearer presentation of how things are.
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The fact that the Trump's base is less in favor of gun control than the Republican base was in 1994 only lessens the possibility that Republicans will vote for it.
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Josh Brown agrees with Najarain that there has been a harsh selloff after enthusiasm lessens after prime day in the past, but he is bullish Amazon and thinks it's a buy.
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Presumably, if a child is on a slide on their own, it lessens the likelihood that their bodies would be raised enough for a wayward foot to catch on the edge.
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The case hinges on eyewitness testimony from people who were themselves under fire at the time they saw the crime — a condition eyewitness experts say lessens the accuracy of the identifications.
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The experience is simpler and potentially safer, as limiting the system to approved apps lessens the potential for malware on the system — always a big concern when purchasing a Windows device.
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It boosts consumer-driven and negotiated care and lessens the reliance on third-party payment for every health service, by encouraging insurance policies that pair HSAs with high-deductible health plans.
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However, the firmer yen pressured automaker stocks as it lessens corporate profits when they are repatriated, with Nissan Motor Co Ltd and Honda Motor Co Ltd shedding 2.0% and 1.6%, respectively.
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Lastly, I do not believe the patriarchy can be smashed, but hope that in time it will be diminished as each generation's understanding of it grows and tolerance for it lessens.
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The company says its case studies have shown that over time the number of drivers' alerts lessens, meaning they are changing schedules or learning to recognize their own drowsy warning signs.
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The outcome lessens the risk of an anti-establishment shock on the scale of UK's vote to quit the European Union and bolsters the case for closer ties between France and Germany.
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It also narrows blood vessels, which lessens shivering, and can prevent large dips in a person's core temperature, making it a "good choice" for patients at risk of hypothermia, the authors said.
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When you're less hurried — and even if you're still sleepy — doing some preparation at night lessens the chance you'll leave home the next morning wearing one black shoe and one blue shoe.
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On Wednesday, Chief Financial Officer Brian Kane said membership growth in Medicare Advantage plans lessens the expected impact from issues in 13.93 and will allow Humana to make additional strategic investments this year.
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Even without the Japanese prime minister's comments, the yen was on a strong footing thanks to a slip in global stock markets and lower U.S. Treasury yields, which lessens support for the dollar.
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Alana: Right, and I'm hearing the crunch every time I take a bite, which isn't usually possible with super-saucy wings, because, you know, the sauce kind of, like, lessens the crunch factor.
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Though the vaccine is imperfect, it lessens the severity and duration of symptoms, and those who get flu after receiving a vaccine are less likely to require hospitalization and less likely to die.
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"As spare capacity erodes, the trade-off that the MPC must balance lessens, and, all else equal, its tolerance for above-target inflation falls," said Carney in comments swiftly jumped upon by traders.
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There is also discussion within the administration about including some element that lessens the blow for Palestinians, such as an announcement that through future negotiations, East Jerusalem could become the the Palestinian capital.
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President Trump's visit only legitimizes Mr. Kim's criminal syndicate masquerading as a government and lessens the chance for a United States pre-emptive strike — the only way North Korea will ever be denuclearized.
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With United Natural Foods' $2.9 billion acquisition of Supervalu, announced Thursday, UNFI lessens its reliance on Whole Foods, a relationship that has been shrouded in uncertainty ever since Amazon acquired the natural grocer.
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"That's when they unintentionally end up in the E.R." For cancer patients, a loss of appetite because of treatment side effects can lead to malnutrition, which lessens the body's ability to fight disease.
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Multiple large-scale epidemiological studies link high aerobic fitness with lower risk for depression, while experiments involving people who have depression show that exercise often lessens the length or severity of their bouts.
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That attempts, like Biden's, to say Trump is "other" than the GOP lessens the party's culpability on its capitulation to the darker forces at work in the President's message and the party he represents.
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The revenue rise was fueled by sales of newly approved Mavyret, and comes when the market for Hepatitis C treatments in the United States is steadily shrinking as the impact of the disease lessens.
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The Centers For Disease Control (CDC) reports that the flu vaccine lessens the chance that someone catches the virus by 10 to 60 percent and doesn't guarantee that someone will not catch the flu.
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"Our clients appreciate the relative certainty and the predictability of the income flows and the use of bond ladders lessens the worry about calls and the daily volatility of the bond market," he said.
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"The very fact that I usurp their place—make them my characters—lessens the unexamined authority that goes not with their art but with their gender," she wrote, of the male authors she studied.
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So we follow one another's lead and then we make sure to figure out how the work we do can align in ways that lessens and stops the harm we do to one another.
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If he presses Biden in good faith to agree, he both makes Biden more electable and proves himself more electable — a win-win that lessens objections to him staying in the race this month.
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We don't let each other talk like that about women, because it lessens our humanity, and even though we're modern-day gladiators, we still hold ourselves accountable to the idea of basic human decency.
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Using Chase points to get cash lessens points' value, since they're worth 25 percent to 50 percent more, depending on if you have the Preferred or the Reserve, respectively, when you redeem points for travel.
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Fair use decisions depend on a host of factors, including how much material from the old work is used, whether the new work lessens its value, and how much the new work "transforms" its source material.
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The outcome lessens the risk of an anti-establishment shock on the scale of Britain's vote to quit the European Union with Macron widely tipped to win the final vote and keep France in the union.
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In short, the MIB's compassion and respect towards alien cultures in no way lessens how seriously they take their jobs or how willing they are to terminate with extreme prejudice when a situation calls for it.
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When animals become so rare that their impact on humans is negligible, their ability to generate new meanings lessens, and they come to stand for another human notion: moral failings in our relationship to the natural world.
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"If the tariffs do come off and the tariff impact lessens it will have some impact over the mitigation efforts because mitigation efforts were based on the fact that they would be tariff damage related," he said.
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With brands like Nike and Coach investing more in their own bricks-and-mortar stores and websites today, it lessens the need for a middleman like a department store operator to sell their sports bras and handbags.
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But if China's appetite lessens, and even if it doesn't, interest rates will surely rise, and paying higher interest rates on this huge debt will inevitably crowd out the available discretionary spending needed to solve these problems.
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Belle teaches a girl to read and displays a knack for engineering, and her captivity at the Beast's castle is slightly rewritten in a way that gives her more agency and lessens the Beast's role in it.
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This sort of transaction, which lessens the embarrassment of selling too cheap something which goes on to be a success, is referred to on Wall Street with a pejorative term that can be roughly translated as "sucker insurance".
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America's declining output helps empower the Doha group because it lessens the bargaining power of Iran, which is trying to produce as much crude as possible after being nearly shut out of world markets because of Western sanctions.
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Rather than staining the skin with brown pigment, as self-tanners usually work, this drug actually activates the production of the dark form of the skin pigment melanin, which absorbs UV radiation and lessens damage to skin cells.
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While her move lessens significantly the risk of a potentially disastrous "no deal" Brexit by the March 29 deadline, an extension of the negotiating period will merely delay that danger by a couple of months, not end it.
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Biden leads all candidates significantly among likely Democratic caucusgoers who identify as moderate or conservative (20203% over 25.1% for Warren and 9% for Sanders), but his lead lessens among those who identify as somewhat liberal (up 7 points over Warren).
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The reason for that is slowly tapering off the drug lessens the likelihood of relapse, he said, adding going into a medically induced coma is "very extreme" and would typically only ever happen in Canada due to severe alcohol withdrawal symptoms.
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This lessens my cognitive load because I no longer need to struggle in deciding where I want to put things; I only need to decide if I want an app to take up a quarter or half of the screen.
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Most of the shares are being sold to other Chinese state-owned enterprises, which cannot sell them for six months, a recurring feature of IPOs in Hong Kong that lessens the risk of a flop but also reduces market liquidity.
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There is no current threat to Russia from North Korea, but the risks associated with nuclear proliferation are of genuine concern, and a nuclear North Korea reduces Russia's comparative military advantage in the region and lessens its own nuclear deterrent.
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" Said another, who is raising a son as a single mother: "I do not believe the patriarchy can be smashed, but hope that in time it will be diminished as each generation's understanding of it grows and tolerance for it lessens.
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Of course, none of this lessens the emotional impact of what we've seen so far, whether it's a mother giraffe licking her dead calf's body or a baboon seeking comfort with the rest of her group after the death of her daughter.
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"It may take a quarter or two for investors to be comfortable with market rationalization, but we believe Lyft's multiple will expand when that occurs; a rational market lessens competitive fears and makes lapping 2018's tough comps easier," Raymond James analysts wrote.
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As I've written, a hearing featuring Ford telling her story lessens the chances of Kavanaugh getting confirmed if for no other reason than it adds an element of uncertainty and drama into a proceeding that seemed drama-free at this time last week.
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An experiment by the French Champagne producer Taittinger in 2010 showed that the aroma lessens with altitude and that bubbles stick to the sides of the glass instead of giving a steady stream of finer bubbles, considered an indicator of quality Champagne.
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"The Highway Department is waiting until the popularity of the song lessens which will hopefully help keep the signs on the posts," Hawkinson continued, apparently unaware at just how long that might be if Lil Nas X just keeps these remixes coming.
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That problem lessens in free markets, because carrot farmers won't produce extra vegetables if nobody wants to buy them, since prices fall when there is a surplus; meanwhile bakers will churn out more loaves if there is a shortage that drives the price up.
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I understand why activists pursuing lawsuits against Purdue don't want to go there: if much of the marketing the company did was actually legal, that undermines their case and lessens the likelihood that they will get a big payout to help relieve the damage.
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"To the extent that bank lending to the private sector is relatively low as a share of (gross domestic product), this lessens the spur to economic activity from lower borrowing costs," said Charles Seville, co-head of Latin America sovereigns at ratings agency Fitch.
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Current medical procedure is to keep anything but small burns dry, because wet burns can lead to hypothermia in even mild conditions, but include two medium-sized 2nd Skin Moist Burn Pads in your kit for very small burns, as the moisture lessens pain.
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It isn't clear if Kevin had a flu vaccination this season, but the Centers For Disease Control (CDC) reports that the flu vaccine lessens the chance that someone catches the virus by 10 to 60 percent though it doesn't guarantee that someone will not catch the flu.
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It really kind of lessens the tragedy there in Germany in the &apos22018s and the &apos22018s and someone spoke out about this, the Border Patrol Union President in the Tucson sector, Art Del Cuato, pretty disgusted with being compared to some sort of you know, storm trooper.
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While it helps to combat symptoms of the flu, it is not a substitute for the annual flu vaccine, which is designed to prevent people from catching the flu, but also lessens the intensity of flu in those who do contract the virus after getting the vaccine.
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Our RH Modern survey not only lessens our confidence in [Restoration Hardware's first-quarter] performance, but we believe these issues will leave a lingering bad taste in the mouths of the company's well-heeled (and demanding) customer base, which could have a far longer lasting impact.
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In the United States, one of the interesting parts of it is that there is a law, and the agency — if they find that it somehow is harmful to competition and that the exact legal standard is 'it substantially lessens competition' – then they will bring a lawsuit.
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Anyway, PSL doesn't do much for it: Smirnoff Ice is basically already a diluted sugar drink, and adding more diluted sugar to it neither raises nor lessens its sweetness, so you've basically made a Smirnoff Ice that doesn't quite taste as nice as an actual Smirnoff Ice.
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"We believe it is in the interest of everyone's safety that we reduce flying to a level which lessens the strains now being place on ATC's (air traffic controllers) TSA and our many other partners," CEO Barry Biffle wrote in an employee letter sent out Saturday.
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Toyota says that by removing the carbon black particles found in most paint and replacing them with titanium oxide, it has significantly increased the vehicle's solar reflectivity — in other words, the car heats up less, which lessens the need for air conditioning, which in turn improves fuel economy.
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If Trump, di Genova and the rest can sell the idea to the conservative base that Mueller -- a Republican who was appointed FBI director by George W. Bush -- is a partisan Democrat pursuing the Deep State's anti-Trump agenda, then it lessens the blow of whatever Mueller finds.
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In my mind, Clinton is more of the same that has decimated our working middle class moving more and more of us towards the poverty levels that breeds desperate behaviors and lessens the numbers of that tax paying middle class that we all know is the base of our economy.
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Such phrases as 'Trump gives up a lie' and 'refuses to repent' are opinions; they belong on the editorial page...I happen to agree with the Times' assessment of Mr. Trump, but putting it on the front page lessens the Times credibility as an objective, fact-based messenger of the news.
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Why it matters: The technique, called prime editing, adds a third editing tool for mammalian cells in a manner that lessens the rate of the dangerous off-target deletions or insertions caused by the other types of tools, according to Broad Institute's David Liu, co-author of the paper published in Nature.
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Wang Xiangwei, the former editor of Hong Kong's SCMP, wrote in the newspaper two weeks earlier: "At a time when the government has already banned much smaller public gatherings, it would be foolhardy to go ahead with such a large gathering for 10 days, even if the outbreak lessens by early March."
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"It's not perfectly successful, but it does reduce your odds of getting it and lessens your chance of being in the hospital or the morgue," said Dr. Paul Offit, director of the Vaccine Education Center at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and a vaccinology professor at the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania.
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With its TV division increasing in size, which lessens exposure to the volatile film business, and its reinvigorated movie division, Lionsgate has achieved the near impossible in terms of positioning itself for the road ahead: It could be either, which is one reason it has become one of the more interesting companies in Hollywood.
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Bryson has earned his status as a writer whose work may be shared in classrooms filled with the next generations of writers, but when he cavalierly dismisses a fellow author whose own canon has earned equal status, he diminishes his own stature — and, unfortunately, lessens the chance that future writers will be able to enjoy Gilbert's extraordinary talent.
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Since being delinquent on payments can lead to eviction or foreclosure, having health care coverage lessens the chance that you end up homeless, Emily Gallagher, lead author of the study, an assistant professor of finance at the University of Colorado, Boulder, tells CNBC Make It. "Health costs play a determinant role in the financial stability of low-income Americans," Gallagher says.
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Zero human beings his size have come close to coupling such effective handle with a revered jumper, and so many positive side effects spill from that marriage—including the way it lessens the wear and tear his body would otherwise take against defenders who could live inside his jersey—with arguably the biggest shot of his career coming as a direct result.
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In the end, this deteriorating relationship between Team Trump and the prosecutors lessens the chance he'll cooperate with special counsel Robert Mueller in the Russia investigation, but in turn perhaps face a grand jury subpoena to come to the DC federal court and either talk or take the Fifth, and asserting his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination would be a political disaster for the president.
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Until we can better engage these voters in a conversation that lessens their very real angst about the changes that are happening in the country and pivot to a compelling narrative about how we all win the future together or divided we will certainly lose it to our competitors, Democrats will struggle mightily to compete for white non-college voters broadly and particularly in The South.
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But I'm reasonably confident a world in which the revolution never happened would be better than the one we live in now, for three main reasons: Slavery would've been abolished earlier, American Indians would've faced rampant persecution but not the outright ethnic cleansing Andrew Jackson and other American leaders perpetrated, and America would have a parliamentary system of government that makes policymaking easier and lessens the risk of democratic collapse.
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When we're all just watching things on our digital queue and getting around to it when we get around to it, and you and I are not watching the same things at all, and if we are it's certainly not at the same time, that lessens the ability, I think, of art to impact our culture, and that is something movies have done really successfully for the past century, and that is a bummer.
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In their analysis of negative partisanship, Iyengar and Krupenkin argue that voting on the basis of hostility has an unexpected consequence: It lessens pressure on the winner to be accountable to his or her supporters, effectively freeing winners to thumb their noses at many of the voters who put them in office: When citizens' support for a candidate stems primarily from their strong dislike for the opposing candidate, they are less subject to the logic of accountability.
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But it's a paradox of the sport that helmetless rugby players may actually suffer fewer concussions than their cousins in the N.F.L. The concussion rate at last year's World Cup, according to USA Rugby, was 230 per 2100,26 player-hours, compared with an estimated 2000 per 20,25 player-hours last season in the N.F.L. (The N.F.L. calculates concussions per game, not per player-hour.) Credit below-the-shoulder tackling rules and self-preservation — not having a helmet lessens the temptation to deploy your head as a spear.
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The bill, dubbed the "Florida First Step Act" after the similarly named national criminal justice bill that President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE signed into law earlier this year, makes it easier for felons to get professional licenses, permits state attorneys to determine whether juvenile cases should be taken up in adult courts and lessens or gets rid of criminal penalties tied to driver's license suspensions.
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What's more, Ibaka lessens the need for a combo-forward, and Chandler would mean committing $27 million to a pair of small forwards for next year; Zach LaVine's injury probably takes Brandon Rush off the table in Minnesota, and he hasn't been great beyond his 3-point stroke this year; Courtney Lee would be a lovely fit on paper, but the Knicks are rarely sellers and he's in year one of a four-year, $48-million deal; the Bucks probably want to retain Tony Snell's RFA rights, but he's as close to a Ross doppelgänger as you're likely to find; if the Hornets continue to slide, Marco Belinelli and the $6.6 million owed to him next year might be available; with the Cavaliers suffering from multiple injuries, now's the time to trade LeBron James, and the Raptors should inquire.
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