"That's a big problem because African-Americans are twice as likely to get diabetes, they're four times likely to get kidney failure, they're three-and-a-half times more likely to get amputations from that," he continued.
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They're saying that black Americans are more likely to get stopped by police, which makes them more likely to get killed.
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Compared to men with diabetes, women with diabetes were 11 percent more likely to develop kidney cancer, 13 percent more likely to get oral malignancies, 14 percent more likely to get stomach tumors and 15 percent more likely to get leukemia.
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They were also 7 percent more likely to get screened for depression, and 6 percent more likely to get screened for tobacco use.
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We're more likely to get paid less, we're more likely to get sent to prison and we're more likely to win a dance competition. What?
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They were also 9 percent less likely to get the first diagnostic test they needed and 9 percent less likely to get procedures to treat these complications.
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For example, men and women age 2000 to 264 are 353 percent less likely to get machine operator jobs and 235 percent less likely to get metal worker jobs.
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Doctors were more likely to get paid by drug companies if they prescribed a lot of opioids -- and they were more likely to get paid a lot of money.
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So not only do they go into puberty sooner -- they're more likely to engage in risky sexual behavior, more likely to get pregnant, more likely to get sexually transmitted diseases.
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Racism and sexism have a trickle-down effect: White men are cited more often, more likely to get published, get better letters of recommendation and are more likely to get grants.
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It's not likely to get easier against the streaking Steelers.
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Still, analysts say Gorsuch is likely to get the job.
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Go is about as close as they're likely to get.
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Who's most likely to … Get caught cheating on a test?
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You are more likely to get sick with the flu.
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But it's likely to get bigger heading into next year.
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It is likely to get ugly before it gets better.
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The protests seemed likely to get bigger despite the crackdown.
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The situation looks bad, and is likely to get worse.
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But kids aren't likely to get much out of it.
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But Liu's job seems likely to get tougher, not easier.
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The budget requires, and isn't likely to get, Congress's approval.
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But China's ills are likely to get harder to cure.
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And the battle is only likely to get more vicious.
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You'll be more likely to get a larger raise, too.
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"Don't aim for viral, you're not likely to get it."
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Clinton is far more likely to get us into war.
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John Nicholson is likely to get what he is requesting.
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This is not likely to get better any time soon.
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Pompeo is likely to get hit with a beltway ambush.
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She knew she was likely to get made fun of.
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Things are likely to get worse before they get better.
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Most likely to get high and go through your phone.
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You're likely to get into an argument early this evening.
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I'm much more likely to get a slightly smaller phone.
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Even fewer were likely to get tested for the virus.
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The sickest patients also appeared least likely to get rehab.
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However, he is likely to get much less than that.
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Women are more likely to get lower initial salary offers.
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Women are less likely to get credit in group projects.
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Kids with a regular primary care provider were 34 percent more likely to get screening and 24 percent more likely to get surveillance than children who didn't have a medical home, the study found.
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According to the CDC, they are 10 times more likely to get a listeria infection, and the odds are even higher for Hispanic pregnant women, who are 24 times more likely to get listeria.
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You're much less likely to get stuck in an elevator now.
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RHP Scott Feldman is likely to get another opportunity to start.
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These questions are only likely to get more complicated, not less.
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More Chinese players are likely to get stretchered off the field.
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In fact, unaddressed issues are likely to get worse over time.
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He is likely to get a warm welcome from race fans.
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Unfortunately, things are likely to get worse before they get better.
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One back likely to get more carries is rookie Kalen Ballage.
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Likely, to get a better read of the client's split ends.
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Neither side is likely to get much more than partial satisfaction.
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The situation is likely to get worse before it gets better.
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And this unlikely shortage is likely to get worse in future.
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It is thus more likely to get hit than lighter atoms.
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If anything, it's likely to get even worse in future elections.
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In the hospital, you're also more likely to get a procedure.
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Considering how Republican South Dakota is, she's likely to get there.
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And the third-party candidates are likely to get more support.
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And things look likely to get worse before they get better.
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If you withhold too much, you're likely to get a refund.
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But those ideas are likely to get pushback from GOP lawmakers.
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This situation is likely to get worse before it gets better.
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Anybody they pluck out is likely to get a visa quickly.
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It's a problem consumer groups say is likely to get worse.
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If Yellen gets renominated she's likely to get confirmed quite easily.
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Attractive people are more likely to get elected to public office.
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Investors are likely to get disappointed under the new industry environment.
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Greenville, South Carolina is likely to get 1 inch of snow.
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It's certainly the one that seems most likely to get attention.
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And that'll make you more likely to get hired and promoted.
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That's what we're likely to get a sense of on Friday.
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If you're sleep depleted, you're much more likely to get sick.
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Instead, these users are more likely to get a false positive.
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This way, you are more likely to get an unbiased opinion.
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Rather, women do ask — they're just less likely to get them.
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And things are likely to get worse in the Trump years.
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You are also more likely to get in the wrong car.
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The budget issues are not likely to get easier, he added.
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This was as combative as his holiday was likely to get.
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Supply chains are as disaggregated as they are likely to get.
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Those with more social reinforcement were less likely to get sick.
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I'm likely to get questioned when I arrive at my destination.
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You may be more likely to get migraines People with allergy symptoms are 30% more likely to get migraines—and their headaches may be more frequent and intense than those experienced by migraine sufferers without the sniffles.
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So in 2006, members of my father's family underwent genetic testing for BRCA-1, the mutation that makes you 72% more likely to get breast cancer during your lifetime, and 44% more likely to get ovarian cancer.
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But knowing yourself, never uncomplicated, is likely to get no less fraught.
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You're much likely to get there once you just say, 'I'm exploring.
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Some immigrants are more likely to get apprehended and deported than others.
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That amount of THC isn't likely to get the average adult high.
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Radioactivity sensors are easy to hack and not likely to get fixed.
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Khanna's bill is not likely to get a vote in the Senate.
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And analysts say the increases are likely to get passed onto consumers.
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They are likely to get promotions at the congress or soon after.
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More products look likely to get the bearded yogi's seal of approval.
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And why yellow taxis are much less likely to get into accidents.
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What China sees as Hong Kong's disease is likely to get worse.
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Colorado and Wyoming are two more states likely to get some attention.
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Products ranging from dongles to TVs are likely to get lightning deals.
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Yet without systematic change, Mali's problems are only likely to get worse.
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The range of perceived "needs" is likely to get wider and wider.
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This two-pronged attack on democracy is only likely to get worse.
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He conceded, however, that his proposal isn't likely to get much traction.
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Small-cap companies are likely to get a boost from tax reform.
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If they sit out bubbles they are more likely to get fired.
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Jump into someone else's conflict and you are likely to get burnt.
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Because one way or another, those exploits are likely to get out.
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Officials are likely to get a deluge of input from interested parties.
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So when do you think you are likely to get back in?
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As a result, they may be more likely to get ripped off.
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With Drake's Mars in Aquarius, things are likely to get pretty kinky.
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Trump is likely to get 174 votes, while 76 are toss-ups.
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Rules that are not stringently upheld are more likely to get broken.
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Female CEOs are 45% more likely to get fired than male ones.
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If you look away for a moment, you're likely to get lost.
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With no diplomatic recourse in sight, it's likely to get even worse.
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" The Indonesia situation "is likely to get worse before it gets better.
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In short, which anthem is the most likely to get you laid?
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So who is most likely to get injured from all this fun?
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Could it be that neurotic folks are more likely to get tested?
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China's economic situation is likely to get worse before it gets better.
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And by all accounts, the situation is likely to get much worse.
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The reader senses early that this duo isn't likely to get far.
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And river flooding is likely to get worse before it gets better.
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He is likely to get questions about the upheaval at the office.
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"It's likely to get worse before it gets better," Brooks told CNBC.
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"You are highly likely to get dinged for the promotion," said Tarki.
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The Department of Transportation's National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has found that hybrid vehicles are 35 percent more likely to get into a pedestrian-involved crash, and 57 percent more likely to get into a cyclist-involved one.
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They found that women who visited the clinics with the extra training were more likely to get IUDs or implants than women at the control clinics (28 percent versus 17 percent) and were less likely to get pregnant.
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Compared to women without any of these problems, women with disabilities were 22 percent less likely to get breast cancer screening and 13 percent less likely to get bowel cancer screening, researchers report in the British Journal of Cancer.
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It is not a cheerful picture, and it is likely to get worse.
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So he knows a thing or two about what's likely to get traction.
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Once the Super Bowl is over, Shanahan is likely to get the job.
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So Mr Salvini is not likely to get much slack from European leaders.
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And the policy regime is likely to get worse before it gets better.
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It's who he didn't mention that's likely to get the fashion biz buzzing.
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The threat is likely to "get worse before it gets better," he warned.
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One Ohio State University study found that we're more likely to get divorced.
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That means the problem is likely to get worse before it gets better.
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Road conditions there aren't likely to get much better in the coming days.
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"We're more likely to get something from rats than from tigers," Pennings said.
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So, if one person is sick, more people are likely to get sick.
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To me, that says they're the most likely to get bought by Uber.
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If we don't know what we want, we're less likely to get it.
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Cards with high annual fees are likely to get you more free bags.
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And with today's action, it seems that they're likely to get their wish.
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Sanders seems more likely to get mired in endless, energy-sapping confirmation battles.
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The Easiest Way To Figure Out When You're Most Likely To Get Pregnant
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You are more likely to get a false negative than a false positive.
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The bad news is that climate-related disruption is likely to get worse.
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Likely to get overshadowed by the pecan pies and Turduckens on the table.
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More viewers may tune in, but she's likely to get less speaking time.
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Critics say supporters of the ruling party are more likely to get picked.
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The OL is not likely to get much better in the short term.
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You engage them there, and you're more likely to get further engagement later.
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They were about 0.4 percent more likely to get to the polls, too.
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The nomination of Kavanaugh is likely to get through a Republican-controlled Senate.
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The more the karma points, the more followers you are likely to get.
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Trump isn't likely to get the kind of grace period President Obama enjoyed.
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This balancing act is likely to get harder after Congress reconvenes next week.
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And he's still not likely to get anywhere once voting starts on Monday.
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But even people who swallowed the stuff seemed overly likely to get hooked.
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And HP, Juniper, and Microsoft are likely to get on the prowl soon.
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But these days, you're more likely to get a DNS error from VideoProfessor.
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So residents in these metros are probably less likely to get a break.
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Premature babies are more likely to get sick, and more likely to die.
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That situation is likely to get worse as the peak travel season approaches.
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With vision impairment, women were 47 percent less likely to get breast screenings.
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Power struggles will take place, and someone's ego is likely to get bruised.
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And that disconnect is only likely to get bigger in the coming years.
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Whatever Trump's motives, his triangulation tactics aren't likely to get him very far.
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Many believe the outbreak is likely to get worse before it gets better.
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In short: The family separation crisis is likely to get worse -- and soon.
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He's likely to get a nice sinecure in some lobbying shop in Washington.
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Since he already has tattoos, he is more likely to get another one.
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Why are women who choose to prioritize grooming more likely to get ahead?
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Most likely to get high and decide they should put on more glitter.
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The 11 closest people to the infected are most likely to get sick.
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And they're more likely to get the preventive care and treatment they need.
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Another 23 percent said they were "somewhat likely" to get an electric car.
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Some are more likely to get you in the winter than the summer.
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But by 2019, we are likely to get a world facing 3D camera.
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None of the eight candidates featured is likely to get a major boost.
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Something is likely to get chopped—an intimate relationship, a friendship, a dream.
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New Yorkers and Chicagoans are most likely to get their takeout from GrubHub.
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Anyone who doesn't buy into that philosophy is likely to get a pass.
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Black patients were also more likely to get no pain medication at all.
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They are more likely to get fired, and less likely to be promoted.
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Yet by playing politics with our national security, he's likely to get nothing.
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In short -- and sadly -- things aren't likely to get much better anytime soon.
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The Mets are likely to get further than the Yankees, Mr. Witz predicted.
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You're also likely to get lower interest rates if you have strong credit.
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Patients at for-profit facilities were 64% less likely to get on a transplant waiting list, 56% less likely to get a transplant from a deceased donor and 48% less likely to receive a kidney transplant from a living donor.
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"Young people who receive good relationship and sex education are less likely to form early sexual relationships, less likely to have an unwanted pregnancy, less likely to get pregnant early, and less likely to get a sexually transmitted disease," she said.
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Street crime is already rampant and is likely to get worse from August 5.
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I think it's priced in and I think we're likely to get another move.
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"We know that more affluent people are more likely to get screened," Cooper said.
|
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Meanwhile, conservative challenger Kelli Ward is also looking likely to get in the race.
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So it's already busy on that front — and only now likely to get busier.
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The Treasury and Cabinet Office are also likely to get more involved this year.
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It also explains why things are not likely to get better any time soon.
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But maintaining her hard-won image is likely to get tougher for Ms Collins.
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But that could simply mean that happier people are more likely to get married.
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" Unfortunately, we aren't likely to get one big, splashy moment when Chat "just works.
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"China is certainly a big mess and it's likely to get worse," he said.
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In sales jobs, older women were 36 percent less likely to get a call.
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Older people were less likely to get into trouble again; younger people, more. [Wired]
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Today's teens aren't as likely to get summer jobs as they used to be.
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If you are flexible, you are much more likely to get a bargain fee.
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You're most likely to get the hepatitis A virus (or "HAV") from eating poop.
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Our machine learning models predict where they are most likely to get an offer.
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Portugal is likely to get only one extra year, until the end of 2016.
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Unless the situation gets defused quickly, the carnage is likely to get much worse.
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Young people who know more about HIV/AIDS are more likely to get tested.
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They also aren't likely to get some new Twitter features, he said, like polls.
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Once you've first proven your value, you're more likely to get what you need.
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"Our situation is likely to get tougher," said the group's co-chair Marta Pardavi.
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Open Candidates makes you twice as likely to get contacted by recruiters, Nieh wrote.
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Here's where truck drivers are statistically most likely to get into a fatal accident.
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If you wait until you're 23 to commit, you're less likely to get divorced.
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Overseas deals in those areas are likely to get faster approvals from the government.
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Companies that don&apost get these basics right are more likely to get blindsided.
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If people don't have access to it, they're far less likely to get screened.
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If he doesn't, we're likely to get an inconclusive vote on the first ballot.
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Cruz is likely to get there with the Wyoming state convention this coming weekend.
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But the simple truth is, Trump's comportment is likely to get worse, not better.
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Nor is he likely to get much love from the left-leaning fashion establishment.
|
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Indicators show that the unemployment numbers are likely to get very high, very fast.
|
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There's a chance of rain this afternoon, but we're likely to get snow overnight.
|
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If you ask about them, you are likely to get some fascinating back story.
|
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People who show up in response to our ads are likely to get arrested.
|
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The phenomenon of gotcha antagonizing is far more likely to get worse than better.
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Players are likely to get an idea of why he valued nature so highly.
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The divide will only get worse under the policies we're actually likely to get.
|
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But disagreement is also when we're most likely to get irritated, defensive and impatient.
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Black preschoolers were more than three times as likely to get suspended, he concluded.
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The new program is likely to get lots of criticism from immigration rights advocates.
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This allows Funko to create designs that are more likely to get approved quickly.
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The battle between Rubio and Bush is also likely to get muddier in general.
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You're more likely to get struck by lightning than prosecuted for engaging in trafficking.
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At the current rate of apprehensions, detention beds are likely to get filled faster.
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If you can answer yes to those questions, you're more likely to get benefits.
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When your mind is focused on a project, it's less likely to get derailed.
|
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The more heavily you regulate something, the less of it you're likely to get.
|
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But that black and brown boy is four times more likely to get arrested.
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Rozier isn't the only Celtic struggling, but he's the most likely to get traded.
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One answer you are not likely to get except from Javier Bardem's character in mother!
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Might someone who is already lonely or antisocial be more likely to get a cat?
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"If you are up-to-date, you are less likely to get attacked," Sosonkin said.
|
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This means less tax revenue to pay for bills that are likely to get larger.
|
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Essentially, anyone wandering around looking for a ticket counter is likely to get the boot.
|
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Reports show Hispanics and Latinos are less likely to get vaccinated than other ethnic groups.
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ET, but likely to get lost in the simultaneous release of the December jobs report.
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It's not likely to get better anytime soon, wrote Bob Pishue, senior economist at Inrix.
|
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We're also likely to get the long-awaited Cleganebowl, where the Clegane brothers face off.
|
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If Apple gets hit by tariffs, another company is likely to get to $1trn first.
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With its imminent release on Android, that number's likely to get a whole lot larger.
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Recruiters say married young women are less likely to get job opportunities due to discrimination.
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Girls with more impulsive personalities are far more likely to get hooked on addictive substances.
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If you ask for directions to the moon, you are likely to get blank stares.
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Rich kids are also orders of magnitude more likely to get recruited to elite institutions.
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"Kids who don't drink water are more likely to get their fluids elsewhere," Muth said.
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Black Americans are more than twice as likely to get multiple myeloma than white Americans.
|
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Will tweets with more specific flags be more likely to get banned or taken down?
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But then the next time you cheat, you're less likely to get that negative feeling.
|
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With this in mind, not every high-yielding stock is likely to get hit hard.
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Talking on the phone makes you four times more likely to get in a crash.
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If you're less likely to get people berating you for veering from the 4/4?
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But we're not likely to get hard proof of either of those things anytime soon.
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No owner is likely to get within 90 mph of that, so what's the point?
|
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But it's still the most direct, and even honest, Benghazi movie we're likely to get.
|
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Instead, she came armed with invisible barbs that were likely to get under Trump's skin.
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If you show up in active labor, you're much less likely to get a Cesarean.
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"If you suppress a cough, you're less likely to get bad gunk out," Schaffner said.
|
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If there's an error or a deceptive practice, it's much less likely to get caught.
|
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Space radiation could make astronauts more likely to get cancer Vision problems are also common.
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They are more likely to get and maintain employment, and pay taxes as a result.
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At the very least, Malek is likely to get some positive attention for the portrayal.
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Stone is likely to get far less time as a first-time non-violent offender.
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Like Scott, Gillum is likely to get the brunt of the attention after Hurricane Michael.
|
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The economic case for private owners entering the carbon markets is likely to get stronger.
|
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If you get the drugs you need in time, you're less likely to get sick.
|
|
So, let's turn to the question of who is most likely to get the job.
|
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The Mueller report isn't the only controversy Barr is likely to get asked about either.
|
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Dourson and Wehrum are likely to get the toughest grilling from Democrats on the panel.
|
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As a result, what we are likely to get is a simpler, flattened wage tax.
|
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The sale auction process is likely to get under way next month, the sources said.
|
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Those devices are more likely to get paired with Google Assistant than Nokia's new offering.
|
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Children are much less likely to get certain vaccines if they see a naturopathic doctor.
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At the very least, you'll be a lot less likely to get catfished on FaceDate.
|
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And that, unfortunately, is about as much of an answer as we're likely to get.
|
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But you're not likely to get your hands on one of these ties anytime soon.
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Now that's great if you're the embedded provider, because you're less likely to get disrupted.
|
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Statistically, books by men are more likely to get reviewed, but women dominate crime fiction.
|
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Sims told Insider you're more likely to get the virus from person-to-person contact.
|
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That's good news for musicians and film producers who are more likely to get paid.
|
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Tyson Chandler, Jared Dudley and Eric Bledsoe are likely to get traded at some point.
|
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Which means Iran's problems — as bad as they are — are only likely to get worse.
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Both policies act too late to protect the people most likely to get seriously sick.
|
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Russia cannot "fix" Afghanistan; indeed, no single country is likely to get the job done.
|
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You're more likely to get West Nile virus from a mosquito than EEE, Health reports.
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Bottom line: The average insurance plan is likely to get slightly cheaper, but cover less.
|
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Republicans who are on the fence are likely to get an earful from their constituents.
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I think we are more likely to get 85033,500 than we are to get 1,200.
|
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But as long as his popularity ratings don't drop dramatically, he's likely to get confirmed.
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"That problem is not going to go away — it's likely to get worse," said Camp.
|
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And in 2020, we're likely to get the future in the still-mysterious Elden Ring.
|
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And the West Coast is likely to get hit later this week with another storm.
|
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Boys in high-income communities are more likely to get those messages, research has shown.
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Delayed repeatedly in 2018, the capsules seem likely to get off the launchpad in 2019.
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You're more likely to get an infection in places with microscopic breaks in the skin.
|
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Those who were female and those who were insured were more likely to get treatment.
|
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But if you do that with enough people, you're likely to get a fair, final assessment.
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Plus, you're way more likely to get good matches if people can see who you are.
|
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Now that Clinton has decided to use the term, it's likely to get more mainstream coverage.
|
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Studies show that people who get one concussion are several times more likely to get another.
|
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And fair-skinned people are more likely to get skin cancer than their darker-skinned counterparts.
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Looking straight ahead was key, making you a whopping 102 percent more likely to get liked.
|
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That's a particularly interesting question because teenagers aren't likely to get married in the near future.
|
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She's the only one, though, likely to get birthday greetings from all the major Kardashians, though.
|
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But perhaps the observation about his hands is most likely to get the president riled up.
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Hosts with 10 or more reviews are 10 times more likely to get booked, said Zadeh.
|
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The "official" viewing points — in Lower Manhattan — are likely to get overcrowded and annoying to navigate.
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J.P. Morgan analysts said they expected the sales picture likely to get worse before getting better.
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Mr Trump may feel that he, too, is likely to get good press from the event.
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But Obamacare as currently constituted doesn't seem likely to get there, perhaps because it's somewhat underfunded.
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The problem is that once the roach crawls inside the ear, it's likely to get stuck.
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On average they are the least likely to get chosen and often get overlooked at shelters.
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But with $2 million dollars on the line, the ideas are only likely to get better.
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The official acknowledged that the request for additional beds is likely to get pushback from lawmakers.
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One study found that men with a limp handshake were less likely to get the job.
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So it's much more likely to get sunburned, and that goes on for almost a year.
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But with growing power struggles among the elite, that is what they seem likely to get.
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It is proving highly controversial, but is likely to get the go-ahead nationwide in March.
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It's a medical fact that you're more likely to get hurt playing football than watching football.
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You know the old axiom: You're more likely to get struck by lightning, etc, than win.
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Girls from poor families are both less apt to study and more likely to get pregnant.
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A source has told Reuters Kuroda is likely to get reappointed for a rare second term.
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This measure is likely to get some sympathy among voters ahead of next spring's European elections.
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Anecdotally, Morocco said that children are more likely to get stressed out by their pot experience.
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"Even if there's secret ballot, he's still likely to get the numbers," the official told Reuters.
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Steve Bullock of Montana, who missed the cut last time, seems likely to get it. Rep.
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They also are less likely to get treatment for chronic conditions such as diabetes and asthma.
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Interdisciplinary research is less likely to get funding, meaning critical kinds of research don't get done.
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Those who sought a second opinion were no more or less likely to get definitive treatment.
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Women are 2.5 times more likely to get a response than men if they initiate contact.
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So the 5-Star's route to power looks likely to get more complicated after the referendum.
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It now heads to the Senate and, if it passes, seems likely to get Trump's signature.
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Second, you're more likely to get infected if they lick something other than healthy, unbroken skin.
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If they didn't marry early, they were less likely to get married at all later on.
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Basically, anyone selling drugs on the internet without Tails is much more likely to get caught.
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So, the best result the challengers would be likely to get is a 4-4 split.
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In fact, things are likely to get more chaotic and threaten consequential economic turbulence in 2019.
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If your parents taught you to verbalize your feelings, you are less likely to get divorced.
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Generally, the higher your credit score, the better terms you're likely to get on the loan.
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Women who ask for more are just as likely to get funding as their male counterparts.
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Simply saying, "I have a lot of personal expenses," is not likely to get you far.
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With some states legalizing cannabis, more people are likely to get behind the wheel after using.
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Bannon's battle map is likely to get larger, sources familiar with the plans told The Hill.
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They are more likely to get injured at work than even police officers and prison guards.
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Her stardom attracted a level of attention that Mr. Brooks was not otherwise likely to get.
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One study found that children who grew up on farms are less likely to get allergies.
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That way, you're more likely to get your hands on the kinds of rewards you're after.
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Which means the India-Pakistan standoff is likely to get worse before it gets any better.
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And it particularly affects people of color, though they are less likely to get our attention.
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Research suggests that passengers who sit in a window seat are less likely to get sick.
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The flu is less likely to kill you, but you are more likely to get it.
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So battery technology is likely to get a big boost by California's legislation and subsidy program.
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Indian stocks aren't likely to get any significant support from the Reserve Bank of India, either.
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"The cover-up is always likely to get you into more trouble than the original crime."
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Seismologist Robert Geller, professor emeritus of the University of Tokyo, said it's likely to get worse.
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Systemwide, black inmates were 30 percent more likely to get a disciplinary ticket than white inmates.
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It is not just that blacks fare worse: Whites are more likely to get a break.
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He advised students to ask meaningful questions, not just those considered most likely to get funded.
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Physicians who prescribed particularly large amounts of the drugs were the most likely to get paid.
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If you can afford more expensive speakers, you're likely to get a better overall sound quality.
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Without financial independence, we are more likely to get stuck in abusive or simply unhappy relationships.
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People tend not to take to the streets if they know they're likely to get soaked.
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It's less likely to get caught on cords but slightly more likely to struggle crossing thresholds.
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Pyongyang's pledge to denuclearize may not top the agenda, but it's likely to get considerable attention.
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He asked friends to pepper him with the types of questions he was likely to get.
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This is all to say that this already very messy situation is likely to get messier.
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With waivers, Americans are more likely to get into a doctor's office before it's too late.
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When people fear being ostracized, they are less likely to get tested and know their status.
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Central bank critic Judy Shelton is likely to get more attention than fellow nominee Christopher Waller.
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People of lesser means, the detectives included, are likely to get chewed up by the machinery.
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Having a formal referral from that connection makes you 9x more likely to get the job.
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But the students who most need that support are often the least likely to get it.
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Older millennials — individuals ages 30 to 38 — were most likely to get stuck with these bills.
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This is unfortunately what we're likely to get if Fedor and Cro Cop fight in September.
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And the data suggests that these specific cohorts were less likely to get arrested for crime.
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As a result, undocumented workers were far less likely to get the wages they were promised.
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Part of it is just that anything that surprises people is likely to get shared a lot.
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Conversely, if he tweets angrily about an individual, they're likely to get a flood of death threats.
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Polls show Fernandez likely to get up to five percentage points more support than Macri on Sunday.
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There's even a slot for tethering it to a PC, so it's less likely to get lost.
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According to another poll released by Today's Chanakya, Modi's alliance is likely to get around 350 seats.
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A DHS official acknowledged that the request for additional beds is likely to get pushback from lawmakers.
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" If we don't change those patterns, then the world is likely to get very hot," he said.
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It also means independent musicians are likely to get a larger slice of booming music streaming revenues.
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Photo: GettyYour Newegg purchases are likely to get a little bit more expensive in the near future.
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Of the three, the Creeper Edition seems the most likely to get a US and European launch.
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But ignore the crossing signal too many times and you're more likely to get hit by cars.
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There are a bunch of different kinds — and women are more likely to get most of 'em.
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Women with private health insurance and higher income also appeared more likely to get screening and treatment.
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They were also less likely to get readmitted within a one-month span of their initial discharge.
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Legal scholars have said that any such attempt is likely to get held up in the courts.
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"Migrant labor is more likely to get trapped in bonded labor," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Network trends are likely to get worse as Yahoo and AOL drop out of AFS going forward.
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The drug overdose crisis that's already the deadliest in US history is likely to get much deadlier.
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They are also less likely to get the top "A*" grades that a place may depend on.
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Elizabeth Warren is more likely to get the nomination at this point, but it's definitely an argument.
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Who's Most Likely To Get ThemAnyone who waxes, shaves, or plucks the area can develop vaginal acne.
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According to another poll released by Times Now television, Modi's alliance is likely to get 306 seats.
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According to another poll released by Todays Chanakya, Modi's alliance is likely to get around 350 seats.
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Finally, the area that's likely to get the most use in Oculus Rooms is the Games Table.
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So do both a solid and choose a setting where everyone is most likely to get along.
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You're probably more likely to get into a Mitsubishi elevator these days than one of its cars.
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Here are the 10 most common cancers that men and women are likely to get in 2016.
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While he's more likely to get confirmed than not, Democrats are not going down without a fight.
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The first in the room is more likely to get the quote or the on-camera look.
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When they rise, the weakest companies and the most indebted consumers are likely to get into difficulty.
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Ask an entrepreneur in San Francisco about Priceline, and you are likely to get a blank stare.
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According to the Observer's report, the bill is fortunately likely to get held up by legislative deadlock.
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That's also one reason why they are less likely to get promoted after they have a child.
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If you just look back and wait and see how it goes, it's likely to get worse.
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America's treatment of asylum seekers is likely to get a lot worse before it gets any better.
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With this death toll, lawmakers are likely to get more desperate to do something about the crisis.
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In New York, you're also "less likely to get any outside space for your money," SpareRoom reports.
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Instead, we're likely to get more attacks on the media for their alleged role in the story.
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Other research shows that overweight women make less money and are less likely to get top jobs.
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One government official said the deal as announced on Thursday was likely to get approval in Brasilia.
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"Once it starts trading over that amount of time, it's more likely to get a fair price."
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People with Medicaid are also more likely to get their cholesterol checked: 60%, versus 56%, Kaiser reports.
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People who hit puberty at a young age are less likely to get as far in school.
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With government forces blocking all routes to the CNE, the protesters were never likely to get close.
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Turns out, it's not just that we're more likely to get sick when the weather turns cold.
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Try to pay a backhander to an official in Singapore and you are likely to get arrested.
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With the House having now flipped, policy consensus in Congress is not likely to get any easier.
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If anything, the rhetoric is likely to get nastier in the run-up to the general election.
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This is the closest view of Obama we're likely to get until he publishes his own memoir.
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The Democratic field is likely to get crowded, especially after the party's statewide victory last election cycle.
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Plus, it suppresses your immune system, so the wound is less likely to get red or itchy.
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Hovanesian said that sleeping in contacts makes you four times as likely to get an eye infection.
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Those who are happier are more productive and are more likely to get a raise, research shows.
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Men are more likely to get it than women, and it usually affects people over age 50.
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Identify at what points customers are likely to get frustrated and subsequently design interventions to provoke delight.
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At the same time, men were 40 percent more likely to get chemo and radiation than women.
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The rules for prosecuting right-wing extremists aren't likely to get tougher under the Trump administration, either.
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Ask how much sharing about your kids is too much, and you're likely to get different answers.
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According to studies, Black Americans are almost twice as likely to get diabetes as non-hispanic whites.
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The transatlantic partners are likely to get through the present crisis as they have through ones before.
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And those changes make it clear that environmental justice issues aren't very likely to get much attention.
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With the cost of housing and interest rates both increasing, this problem is likely to get worse.
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In the midst of your Halloween merriment, your costume is likely to get either destroyed or abandoned.
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For example, companies with more debt relative to assets are seen as more likely to get offers.
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Here's a look at early unemployment figures and what industries are likely to get hit the hardest.
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Apple is likely to get into this market through its smartwatch at some point in the future.
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Black patients are 22 times less likely to get any kind of pain relief in emergency rooms.
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The demographic most likely to get violent at bars are men between 21 and 28 years old.
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Myers: I think it's likely to get challenged first by a fringe candidate or minor political party.
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Not just that, but the children least likely to get allergies were ones who had older siblings.
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The logjam isn't likely to get resolved this week, legislators say — and next week is July 4.
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If countries continue to shut them out, the migrant crisis is likely to get much, much worse.
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Female superior generals were not likely to get the right to vote in this synod, she conceded.
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You might have seen an alarming headline in the Atlantic recently: You're likely to get the coronavirus.
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You're less likely to get addicted to drugs if you're in a place that has more money.
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This is about as close to a homemade gift as a luxury lover is likely to get.
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Even if the world's two biggest economies reach a truce, their relationship is likely to get worse.
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"I understand that candidates spend time when they're likely to get return on that time," he said.
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Here are LinkedIn&aposs list of the 10 skills most likely to get you hired in 2020.
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None of those races are likely to get any easier for Republicans without the power of incumbency.
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The data don't really show why men are more likely to get their grades changed than women.
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The research found that during solar storms, gray whales are more likely to get stranded on shore.
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They are less likely to get to the bottom of executive abuses or to prevent their repetition.
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And those of us who still opt to get married are also more likely to get divorced.
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Yet in much of the Middle East, Mr. Trump is less likely to get such a scolding.
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But even if he doesn't get the bank job, he's likely to get a big advisory role.
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But this isn't really about whose analyses of health policy are most likely to get it right.
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Those who monitor the Internet closely say extreme and divisive positions are more likely to get shared.
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White applicants with criminal records were more likely to get called back than black applicants without them.
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The rules also put limitations on the kinds of vaping products that are likely to get approved.
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In short, what we're likely to get is what we've been getting: Democrats complaining, and Trump stonewalling.
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But if your content is consistently new and "fresh," it's more likely to get promoted more frequently.
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Orange Is the New Black fans, brace yourselves for this throwback – it's likely to get the waterworks going.
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They were also less likely to get aggressive end-of-life treatment like chemotherapy in their final weeks.
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"People who have chosen to become firemen, policemen, and soldiers, they're likely to get hurt," Raymond Jr. says.
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Democrats control the New York State Assembly, meaning the bill is not likely to get off the ground.
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With the two rivals now refusing to speak to one another, these wars are likely to get worse.
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For women, sports photos were 433 percent more likely to get liked; for men, they were 45 percent.
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We have to survive, but if we move to another spot, we're likely to get a bad location.
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"We're starting to see fish kill, and we think that it's very likely to get worse," he said.
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And don't forget about TensorFlow, Google's machine learning platform, it's likely to get a lot of stage time.
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Bonus points that it's a long weekend, which makes people just a little more likely to get wild.
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If Mr Trump disappoints, however, the relationship between Mr Putin and Mr Erdogan looks likely to get closer.
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Gene mutations tend to be harmful, and they are less likely to get passed down to future generations.
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You know a Halloween decoration goes too far when it's likely to get the cops called on it.
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Once available, consumers are most likely to get the new pizza-size antennae through their internet service providers.
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Those over age 30 are much more likely to get approved compared with younger millennials, the study found.
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Algorithms and viral sharing mechanics promoted the group posts most likely to get engagement into the News Feed.
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But people who visited emergency rooms and had inpatient hospital stays were less likely to get the vaccine.
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In my opinion, a thinner texture makes them less likely to get clumpy and crusty throughout the day.
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For one thing, you're more likely to get dehydrated when you're hot, and dehydration definitely impacts your mood.
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And as a result of that dispute, Trump is likely to get what he wants in the end.
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The unfortunately reality, however, is that this mess isn't likely to get meaningfully better for a long time.
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No. They're calculating which are the five faces that are most likely to get you to hit 'cancel.
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And if they fail, like Trevorrow did in some pretty obvious ways, they're likely to get another chance.
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We are not very likely to get killed at all, and in particular not by a random stranger.
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Women are also more likely to get unsafe abortions without the support of clean facilities and health workers.
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Amrita Sen, chief oil analyst at Energy Aspects, said Trump's proposal is not likely to get past Congress.
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Congress ultimately decides what money to spend, and Trump's proposal is not likely to get through Capitol Hill.
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Think NCAR ensemble postage stamps best highlight areas of greatest uncertainty/regions likely to get most snow pic.twitter.
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Such conflicts, including disputes between miners and farmers over the use of aquifers, are likely to get worse.
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Women in this study who had previously been exposed to dengue, however, were less likely to get Zika.
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He added that the U.K. is likely to get away with a 10-year deal at the WTO.
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The aim of UpScored is to show you within two minutes the jobs you're most likely to get.
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Smokers are 15 to 30 times more likely to get lung cancer or die from it than nonsmokers.
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"Given the headwinds, however, the homeownership rate is likely to get worse before it gets better," McLaughlin concluded.
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There is a very real reason to try hugging: it may make you less likely to get sick.
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Rowers who move well through their hips, knees and other joints are less likely to get back pain.
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On Thursday, he may be more likely to get the audience he wants by doing his own thing.
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However, he is likely to get credit for his cooperation, meaning his ultimate sentence could be much less.
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In Louisiana you are 96 percent more likely to get the death penalty if your victim was white.
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Ridgway had considered killing his first two wives but decided that he was too likely to get caught.
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"If a person introduces you, [the contact] is exponentially more likely to get back to you," he says.
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The network is also likely to get rid of some management executives with direct input into news coverage.
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Studies suggest that good-looking people are more likely to get hired, promoted and elected to public office.
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It doesn't seem fair that couples who spend more time in school are less likely to get divorced.
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With the signs looking weak and likely to get worse, he argues, the method's time has finally passed.
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If you're giving all of your effort to a particular task, you're more likely to get it done.
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I'm afraid that, in the case of Britain, things are likely to get worse because of the Brexit.
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And things aren't likely to get any easier as the market further consolidates among the top five players.
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This means that black kids are more likely to get suspended and expelled because of bias against them.
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Bristol-Myers Squibb's managers are likely to get the opportunity to maintain or increase Celgene's already high earnings.
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"The future is only likely to get better and brighter," interim CEO Misha Galperin told CNN on Monday.
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Although the available evidence is as close to a confirmation of that fact as we're likely to get.
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At every level of a company, women are 15 percent less likely to get promoted than a man.
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But determining whether a patient is likely to get worse could help hospitals decide which cases to monitor.
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Those who withhold too much from their pay are more likely to get a refund the following year.
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"I think we're likely to get a yes today, but it's certainly by no means certain," she said.
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When married women leave jobs, they are less likely to get a big pay bump as a result.
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And of course you are more likely to get frostbite if you aren't dressed properly for the weather.
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If they know that they have to compete for your business, they are less likely to get complacent.
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And once they ask, men and women are likely to get their requests granted at the same rate.
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"You are still likely to get malware on either a government device or a personal device," Nowatkowski said.
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Experts say that the older and rarer they are, the more money you're likely to get for them.
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But by the flexible standards of politics, Warren is about as authentic as you are likely to get.
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The iPhone 7 and iPhone 83 Plus, Apple's top smartphones, are likely to get new and faster processors.
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That way, you're less likely to get stuck thinking that style is something only certain people can achieve.
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If an employee is caught having a sexual relationship with a passenger, they&aposre likely to get fired.
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Such thresholds are likely to get more testing, as they have throughout the primary build-up so far.
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But employees now are actually less likely to get promoted internally than they were before the financial crisis.
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This means if you use an expired pregnancy test, you are more likely to get an inaccurate result.
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At a US-based firm, male employees were likely to get promoted, and faster, compared to female counterparts.
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Rightly or wrongly, they're painted as angry adolescents, likely to get verbally violent over a bad review score.
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Having at least one connection at a company makes you 6x more likely to get a job there.
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Gen Z is also more likely to get help for mental issues than others, thus the higher numbers.
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Still, you're much more likely to get Cryptosporidium-related diarrhea from splashing around than a brain-eating amoeba.
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Before Trump came into office, unauthorized immigrants who hadn't committed serious crimes weren't terribly likely to get deported.
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Immigrant women are also less likely to get contraceptive care and more likely to have an unintended pregnancy.
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That means his call for Senate abolition is likely to get more attention than if, say, former Rep.
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Employees seeking help are even less likely to get it now than when Law went to the agency.
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Researchers found that when comparing similar applicants, white students were three times as likely to get admitted as Asians.
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According to data that Tinder recently shared with Refinery29, people are more likely to get matches during the holidays.
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I think if you ask 10 white working-class people who's to blame, you're likely to get 11 answers.
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Workers are less likely to get laid off today than at nearly any other time in modern US history.
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In getting his way on the nomination, Trump may be less likely to get his way on the law.
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" "I think they are only likely to get international recognition if there is a legal referendum that Madrid accepts.
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But you are more likely to get better quality for the value if you choose certain kinds of wine.
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"If there is no one pressuring you to take a vaccine, you're less likely to get it," he says.
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"Once the first attack happens, you're much more likely to get follow-up attacks, as they're inspired," said Lee.
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People living in the area are more than 50 times as likely to get cancer than the average American.
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If you aren't paying close attention, you're likely to get lost—but if you are, the payoff is huge.
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"This is all likely to get much worse, in our view, before it gets better," the JPMorgan analysts wrote.
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The result is that you are more likely to get the "full" desktop version of a lot of sites.
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Compared to patients who didn't take PrEP, those who did were 28 percent more likely to get flu shots.
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Org and McKinsey & Co. found that women are 15% less likely to get promoted compared to their male colleagues.
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And working in tandem with unified Republican Party control of Washington, they are likely to get what they want.
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If a dominant design has been chosen, the entrepreneur is not likely to get far with a competing design.
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The gridlock and polarization of the past few years seems likely to get worse, making governance even more difficult.
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"We're likely to get a temporary agreement in the coming months," said Chi Lo, senior economist at BNP Paribas.
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This little robot is about as close as we're likely to get to R232-D2 for quite some time.
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Does that mean we're likely to get meaningful war powers reform if the Clinton-Kaine ticket wins in November?
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With fewer "zombie" companies able to stagger on endlessly, healthy competitors will be less likely to get dragged down.
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The scandal that got Flynn fired seems now to be the one least likely to get him locked up.
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First, don't smoke — smokers are much more likely to get pneumonia, because their lung function is impaired by tobacco.
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In Britain women in economics are more likely to get a 2:1 or a 1st than men are.
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If we applied for the same apartment, you'd be more likely to get it (and be charged less rent).
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Because, in most cases, instead of being supported by people and society, they are more likely to get attacked.
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The new keys aren't silent, but they're a lot less likely to get you kicked out of the library.
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For example, non-Hispanic white enrollees were more likely to get on buprenorphine than their Hispanic and black counterparts.
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Ergo the privacy piece is likely to get more complex — but at least Latch is sensitive to the issue.
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Listen above—it's the closest thing to a Vitamin D hit you're likely to get in a good while.
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So I figured I'd be more likely to get an attractive women if I chose ones who were younger.
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Individuals who are "disconnected"—neither working nor in school—are more likely to get in trouble with the law.
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Multiple studies show that professionals who are liked by others are more likely to get hired and land promotions.
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Follow along closely, and you're likely to get whiplash from the severe ways each caricature careens back and forth.
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If your stride is very long, and you're popping off the ground, you're more likely to get this injury.
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Such dreams, shared by millions, mean Nigeria's bus queues are likely to get even longer in decades to come.
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De Paauw told Paterson about his theory that backpackers are more likely to get eaten by crocodiles than Australians.
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Ask someone Down Under what "Australian values" are, and you're likely to get a bit of umming and ahhing.
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They would likely try to deny coverage or charge more for people who are more likely to get sick.
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Now 35-4 overall, calls for his long-awaited UFC debut are likely to get a whole lot quieter.
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Homebuyers are less likely to get into bidding wars now that the housing market has cooled off a bit.
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A World Bank study in Nigeria showed viewers were twice as likely to get tested for HIV, she said.
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It's almost certainly better for Hogan to stay away, preferably forever, but that's not what we're likely to get.
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With self-care difficulties, women were 54 percent less likely to get breast cancer screenings than women without disabilities.
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At this point she seems pretty likely to get it since she's got an entire month to accomplish that.
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Banks' balance sheets are also likely to get a boost from a recent relaxation of bad-loan buffer rules.
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He said that package theft is likely to get worse because it's a quick and easy crime to commit.
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Men who ejaculated more often in their 807s were 229 percent less likely to get a prostate cancer diagnosis.
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It stands to reason that according to LinkedIn, profiles with certifications are 6 times more likely to get viewed.
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Everybody's lives matter, but it's true that black people are more likely to get shot by police than others.
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The PowerLine+ comes with a carrying pouch, making it even less likely to get tangled up in your pocket.
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Since it's likely to get a bit wet in the showers, the caddy has drainage holes at the bottom.
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People of color are more likely to get rejected, while white men tend to receive raises far more often.
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The fact that Kobach is likely to get only incomplete information from the states, should be of no solace.
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Americans are far more likely to get shot than die in a car accident, drown, or choke to death.
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Chao is likely to get unanimous support, while Tillerson is likely to split the upper chamber along party lines.
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Otherwise, Trump's legislative agenda is likely to get hung up by filibusters in the Senate and other obstructionist tactics.
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He knew that, if he looked the part of an agent himself, he was more likely to get cast.
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No one here is likely to get to the big time; they may, however, learn a little about themselves.
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Dorian's wind shear is expected to weaken as it approaches Florida, meaning the storm is likely to get worse.
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And of those shootings, blacks are (still) 2.5 times more likely to get shot by the cops than whites.
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That makes sense, in part because younger generations are not as likely to get driver's licenses as their elders.
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In addition, regular users are more likely to get flashbacks than one-time or occasional users, Raichbach tells me.
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"Tech giants' profit margins are likely to get squeezed, but their overall business may get bigger," the magazine says.
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That's not, however, the same thing as proving that cold weather makes you more likely to get a cold.
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In reality, people are more likely to get labiaplasties for other reasons, like vaginal pain, irritation, and uncomfortable intercourse.
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When schools start later, students in lower socioeconomic categories are more likely to get to the bus on time.
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Yet today liberals have their own tolerance blind spot, and Christians are most likely to get caught in it.
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" I tell them they're likely to get better, and I suspect that most of my colleagues do the same."
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We know that even within an age group, some people are more likely to get severe disease than others.
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Research shows that you are more likely to get a job interview if you have a white-sounding name.
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"The oscillator is rarely wrong, and it's telling me you're likely to get a better entry point," he said.
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And the panel that reviewed the Qualcomm deal, known as Cfius, is likely to get tougher still on China.
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For example, some studies show that older runners are more likely to get hurt, but others show the opposite.
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The terrain wasn't likely to get any easier for the GOP Congress member, with Democrats energized and Republicans demoralized.
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Proposals to overhaul Social Security by progressives are likely to get a hearing in the new Democratic-controlled House.
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And you never, ever start with photos or other items of great sentiment because you're likely to get stuck.
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The nation's banks, long at the center of worries about European finance, look more likely to get a rescue.
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A study in the Journal of Applied Psychology found that people with mentors are more likely to get promotions.
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"You're more likely to get hurt mountain biking, but you're more likely to die road biking," Ms. Ryan said.
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And political polarization, which has stymied Spanish politics over the years, is likely to get worse during the crisis.
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As makeshift bombs go, this was simple stuff, not likely to get past an alert and honest security staff.
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If you yourself have more money, you're more likely to get married, you're more likely to self-report happiness.
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Gen-Z members are reportedly likely to get married later in life because they fear divorce, among other factors.
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Just like its tech, policies adopted in the Silicon Valley are likely to get replicated elsewhere in the country.
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Those individuals were less likely to lose their jobs and more likely to get a raise after the recession.
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"Malcolm Turnbull is likely to get a very muted reception unless he has some good news," Mr. Kennedy said.
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Flip this thought experiment 85033 degrees and assume only the insurers can tell who is likely to get sick.
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Yelling at this age group isn't likely to get them to do something quicker, or stop doing something foolish.
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Historically, young voters are most likely to get out and vote in general elections, compared to primaries and midterms.
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People between the ages of 18 to 34 who live in cities are the most likely to get injured.
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When negotiators move on to China's subsidies, state-owned enterprises or data policies, talks are likely to get trickier.
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If you receive the rejection in a phone call, she said, you&aposre more likely to get some feedback.
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Markets are also likely to get a boost in sentiment during trade, following Friday's stronger-than-expected jobs report.
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With Republicans holding 53 seats in the Senate, he is likely to get the job barring multiple GOP defections.
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A new drug is more likely to get approved in the US before it does in any other country.
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He's likely to get a bonus for this year, too, since he isn't retiring until the end of December.
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They are way more likely to get props, because they're like 'I don't know what the fuck I'm doing.
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Neither measure is likely to get the needed votes, but there was hope that they could augur more cooperation.
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Yet it's as good a window as one is likely to get into the workings of Franca Sozzani's mind.
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That meta-review, rather than any one study in isolation, is likely to get closer to the true answer.
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But things aren't likely to get any better as the Trump administration keeps rolling back support for the ACA.
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So Syrians sent back from the UK to Italy are less likely to get some kind of protective status.
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The area where Trump was most likely to get credit from voters was on his handling of the economy.
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The list of collaborators is also likely to get your mouth watering, not least because Number 1 Angel will!
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Most analysts agree, though, that shared solar is likely to get as big as, and eventually surpass, rooftop solar.
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However, you're more likely to get a yeast infection from oral or anal sex — or from using an unclean vibrator.
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You are more likely to get more productive work from your employees if you remember those two words, Schmidt says.
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The 36-year-old Hill is likely to get the nod as Bradford only was obtained from Philadelphia on Sept.
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For example, maybe women who are pregnant are more exposed to the healthcare system and more likely to get diagnosed.
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Ask adults, however, if their childhood dreams ever came to fruition and you're likely to get a more wistful response.
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I think this [staffing change] is more likely to get it out of politics, than put it deeper into politics.
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The more people you expose, the more people you are likely to hit in that population likely to get addicted.
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They determined what opening lines are more likely to get you a phone number, and which to avoid getting ghosted.
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The company is also likely to get the Indian government's approval on opening its first retail stores in the country.
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And so, baffling as it seems, NFL SuperPro is as good a sports comic book as we're likely to get.
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That might not be the ideal result for privacy-minded Echo owners, but it's the best they're likely to get.
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But buyers are more likely to get higher-quality cards today, ones with sizable limits and suitable properties for fraud.
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And it could push down file sizes, so viewers are less likely to get annoying buffering gaps while they're streaming.
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They also cautioned people against running ads for male enhancement products, as they are likely to get an account banned.
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The economy is looking strong now but he knows that, with Brexit negotiations looming, things are likely to get worse.
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They're more likely to have their right to speak and be heard questioned, they're more likely to get imposter syndrome.
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Coons has instead introduced centrist plans for similar issues — bills he says are more likely to get signed into law.
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True, more kids out in the dark on Halloween mean more kids are likely to get hit by a car.
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If a person has MS in their family, it makes them two or three times more likely to get it.
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For marketers, this means unprecedented access to the tiny, personalized levers that are most likely to get you — yes, you!
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In reality, HIV-positive addicts receiving opioid substitution therapy are 54% more likely to get the antiretroviral drugs they need.
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Temer has pushed through austerity measures and is likely to get changes to the bloated pension system passed, Praça said.
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Apple's walled garden approach to its app store means you're less likely to get fooled buying a knock-off game.
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Tinder has found that messages using GIFs are 28% more likely to get a response than a text-only one.
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When someone steps out of line, they are more likely to get called out -- on Twitter, if not in person.
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We're not likely to get much information on the potential relationship between the Trump campaign/administration and the Russian government.
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He's profiled people like Jeffree Star and Tana Mongeau, with the kind of access only Dawson is likely to get.
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Edgerton is likely to get more attention, though it is Negga's incredible performance that makes the film so powerfully subtle.
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The Adobe survey also shows that people are most likely to get news from Facebook, followed by Twitter and Reddit.
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But ask for something more specific—say, fragrance-free detergent pods under $25—and it's likely to get tripped up.
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And with newly-confirmed Secretary of Health and Human Services Tom Price now in place, they're likely to get it.
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At the same time, sponsors are more likely to get hired to sell new shares and assume the related risk.
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"We think it's likely to get the breakout to the upside, given the positive momentum," the technical analyst added. Disclaimer
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Rick Scott (R) is likely to get more support from Hispanic voters than other Republican candidates running in the midterms.
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They are likely to get the blame if there is a shutdown since they control both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue.
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If you shake hands with someone who has a wart, you're more likely to get the wart when you're pregnant.
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But what might surprise you is that people who don't drink at all are also more likely to get dementia.
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I found that they were more likely to get to class on time but that they were furious at me.
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How are we likely to get the scale to provide a college alternative for the millions that clearly want one?
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A source familiar with the call said the Senate bill is likely to get "strong Republican support" at this point.
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He doesn't seem likely to get there, but those who enjoy a wild, lurid ride might want to join him.
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In the real world, women ask for raises just as often as men but are less likely to get them.
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In fact, black and Latino job applicants were less likely to get hired after ban the box went into effect.
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"The standing issue is much more likely to get their attention" than issues in the Deutsche Bank case, Stern said.
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Yet if you ask five self-described democratic socialists what the term means, you're likely to get five different answers.
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But standards are harder to enforce, so you're more likely to get delays in the courts and inconsistency in decisions.
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And with the slow dissolution of DACA and TPS over the next two years, it's only likely to get worse.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the third SAG-nominated film likely to get an Oscar best picture nomination.
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He is a weak president who appears more likely to get weaker than stronger in the coming weeks and months.
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They were about half as likely to suffer bouts of severe pain, and somewhat less likely to get other infections.
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By most projections, Democrats look more likely to get closer to 15 or 20 seats, not the 30 they'd need.
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They are also more likely to get coughed on or otherwise be exposed to body fluids that harbor the virus.
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The strong scent might help facilitate social distancing, but it probably won't make you any less likely to get coronavirus.
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There is universal agreement that a new trade agreement with Mexico and Canada is likely to get done before Thanksgiving.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said the substance of the trial is likely to get underway on Tuesday, January 21.
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Jinhui's He said he was worried that importing rules were likely to get tougher across the region amid environmental concerns.
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He's likely to get grilled about special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation, which he once publicly slammed and now oversees.
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Additionally, women were less likely to get certain types of therapies, such as medicines that lower cholesterol and prevent clotting.
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If your cart will traverse uneven floors or rugs, larger wheels are better, because they're less likely to get stuck.
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But if one or both qualify, they are likely to get greater shares of the speaking time than ever before.
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And when women work fewer hours, they are paid disproportionately less and become less likely to get raises or promotions.
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A person is more likely to get infected by touching contaminated surfaces than from a droplet traveling through the air.
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The clang of Canadian vehicle production isn't likely to get much louder under the new United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement.
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Across a range of industries, they're less likely to get promoted and, as a result, they're underrepresented in senior leadership.
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Inland New England is more likely to get snow, with a foot possible in upstate New York and western Massachusetts.
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Women who consume two to five drinks a day are 40 percent more likely to get breast cancer than nondrinkers.
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At the end of 60 days, the group that gargled with plain water was 36% less likely to get sick.
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Black women between the ages of 50 and 59 have been identified as the group most likely to get divorced.
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The group reported as the least likely to get a divorce were Asian women between 25 and 29 years old.
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If an employee is caught having a sexual relationship with a passenger, they&aposre likely to get fired, Carvahlo said.
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The defendant faces up to 20 years in prison, but is likely to get much less under recommended federal guidelines.
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And Qualcomm's Snapdragon chip — also used by Samsung in its phones — is likely to get an upgrade later this year.
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That is why homeowners are likely to get more value from upgrading their current space, rather than adding onto it.
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Researchers found that people vaccinated with the MeNZB were 31 percent less likely to get gonorrhea than those who weren't.
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White-collar workers in the USA are most likely to get paid leave, and hourly workers are the least likely.
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This is a very bad idea for anyone who is sick, has been sick, or is likely to get sick.
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Women of color are the most at risk as we are more likely to get pregnancy care from Catholic hospitals.
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People who smoke a pack of cigarettes a day are twice as likely to get a heart attack over non-smokers.
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If you do all that properly you're much more likely to get a feature and have the store's support this way.
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Instead, what we are likely to get are self-driving taxis and shuttles operating in small, geofenced areas of major cities.
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They found that only intermediate-mass discs traveled down the hills, while lighter or heavier discs were likely to get stuck.
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But Keillor does something that is probably much more likely to get under the billionaire's skin: He makes him look pathetic.
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Hospitalized patients were more likely to get help quitting if they also had chronic lung disease or an alcohol abuse problem.
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This is about as close to being the main character of a modern country-rock song as you're likely to get.
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Trump is far less likely to get Chinese traction on Iran, in part down to its reliance on Iran for oil.
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The company didn't say where it would roll this feature out, but it seems likely to get built into Google Photos.
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In the eyes of an insurance company, that makes me riskier as I'm more likely to get cancer in the future.
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That's a sign of an extremely strong hurricane likely to get even mightier, said University of Miami hurricane researcher Brian McNoldy.
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In other words, it was only when people's biological parents got divorced that they were more likely to get divorced themselves.
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James Lankford, a Republican, argued that the committee wasn't likely to get different answers from CEOs than from the general counsel.
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And with more food options, the young animals were more likely to get enough food to survive when resources were scarce.
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No matter what AirHelp takes, though, you're likely to get far more with its assistance than you will on your own.
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The economy is likely to get a boost from President-elect Donald Trump's plan to increase infrastructure spending and cut taxes.
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As a practical matter, however, Trump is likely to get away with it because there's no one who can stop him.
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Treating data as labour means tech giants' profit margins are likely to get squeezed, but their overall business may get bigger.
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We'll know for sure when the Academy reads out the Oscar nominations (she is, let's say, 80% likely to get one).
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When VR's simulation stutters or can't keep up with a rapid turn of the head, you're more likely to get sick.
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Derrick knows he and Tori are the least likely to get picked… so he lays the charm on thick with Da'Vonne.
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Hell, even the pros are likely to get tut-tutted by the IOC for not following every rule to the letter.
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A new study suggests black people are more likely to get hit by an autonomous vehicle than white people, Vox writes.
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A well-known app might be less likely to get hacked, but more likely to be harvesting data on its users.
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If there were one person in the world most likely to get a uterus tattoo, it would probably be Matt McGorry.
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We're hearing competition is fierce for the publishing rights and the book is likely to get picked up soon, as well.
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Young women today are much more likely to be working than in the past, making them less likely to get married.
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Donald Trump is likely to get far less than that, because at the end of the day 2016 is not 1968.
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Were more grooms and bachelor-party planners considering themselves feminists, and hence less likely to get excited over aggressively macho rites?
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"Younger women are more likely to get TSS, possibly because of more exposure through tampons or barrier contraceptive use," she says.
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Among those most likely to get new roles, on the inside or in allied positions outside, are several quintessential Yes Men.
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BIG DEAL If Britain leaves the EU in October without a transition deal, things are likely to get worse, and quickly.
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This retrograde will show you all you need to know, and you're likely to get some things off your chest, too.
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But beware: Even if the widow is jovial, you are less likely to get in trouble being somber than being funny.
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U.S. forces in Iraq are likely to get limited air defense in the wake of the recent Iranian ballistic missile attack.
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Policies are in place for a reason, so do the right thing, and you're more likely to get promoted than terminated.
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Some large banks, such as HSBC and Citi, will participate, the sources said, meaning the deal is likely to get done.
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Children don't live in isolation; when parents are insured, their children are more likely to get the health care they need.
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It upholds white male psychological wellness as an ideal, and anyone who doesn't meet that is likely to get a diagnosis.
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If you're building a new social network likely to get battered in the marketplace, you may as well call it Waffle.
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The biggest reason why it's unlikely is people are still far more likely to get Zika from mosquitoes than through sex.
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Each throws strikes and avoids walks; whereas Gray is more likely to get a strikeout, Anderson has an elite groundball rate.
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With a government that sees porn as an enemy rather than an industry, things are likely to get very, very ugly.
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"Younger women are more likely to get TSS, possibly because of more exposure through tampons or barrier contraceptive use," Pinkerton said.
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You've shifted the types of injuries you're likely to get from a knockout and a brain injury to localized structural damage.
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AAPL Price data by YCharts Things aren't likely to get better next quarter either, according to CEO Tim Cook's dour forecast.
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If the world does get more dangerous, are you more likely to get into smaller and smaller numbers, like ten seconds?
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But music's benefits extend beyond school; teens busy playing music are less likely to get involved with drugs or gang violence.
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Having a distinguished name, a fabulous connection, is likely to get you nowhere if you can't think clearly and cannot write.
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Overall, younger women are now more likely to get lung cancer than men of the same age, the study authors say.
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But speed in a climb determines which plane in a dogfight is likely to get above the other while they're maneuvering.
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Indeed, according to a just-published paper on the 2018 congressional midterms, more attractive candidates are more likely to get elected.
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Founders who are women, people of color, or LGBTQ are less likely to get VC funding, according to a 2019 study.
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If your parents taught you social skills, you're were more likely to get a college degree and a high-paying job.
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What's more, as analysis from the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget shows, the problem is only likely to get worse.
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Here are some reasons why the effects may have appeared minimal so far, but are likely to get significantly worse: 85003.
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Likewise, in Canada researchers found that emails from stereotypically black names seeking apartments are less likely to get responses from landlords.
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I think most people think self-driving cars are more likely to get deployed as a service than as a product.
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Things are likely to get worse from here on, which means we have to be ready for practical anti-racist work.
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Things were likely to get more action-packed for the index in the next few weeks as earnings announcements got underway.
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Researchers hypothesized that women who expected to delay having family obligations would be more likely to get a job in STEM.
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As Walt Mossberg handily pointed out during the conversation, some are a lot more likely to get on-board than others.
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The men are less likely to get orchitis, that is the testicles involved, and the ladies are less likely as well.
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Women in that income bracket are more likely to get their hair colored at a salon, an instructor, Amanda Forslund, explained.
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You're probably more likely to get approved if you're not carrying a balance (and especially not maxing out your cards).5.
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McPhee's new book, "Draft No. 4," takes us about as deep into his singular mind as we are likely to get.
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Broad swaths of the economy have been shut down, and the situation is likely to get worse before it gets better.
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Based on what we've seen already in other countries, a lot of doctors and nurses are highly likely to get sick.
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Troops without a diploma are more likely to get a second chance if they do well on an Army aptitude test.
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But Theranos shows us once again that when a start-up promises disruption, you are just as likely to get stuck.
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Rolling robots will be quieter and simpler, but flying robots will be faster and less likely to get in people's way.
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That is likely to get worse, even if overall inflation is kept in check, due in part to a cooling economy.
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Or you can see it as an acknowledgment that things are likely to get more than $10 million worth of bad.
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If Apple's share price is any guide, the decline in Chinese exports is likely to get worse before it gets better.
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If there's one aspect of your ask that doesn't work for them, you're more likely to get a flat-out no.
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And they were most likely to get stuck paying insurance deductibles, which have been steadily rising over the last two decades.
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Newsom also drew headlines Thursday with his statement that more than half of California's population is likely to get coronavirus. 8.
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In Germany, where growth in the first quarter was 0.4%, the situation is likely to get worse before it gets better.
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With an election approaching at the end of next year, the persecution of Bangladesh's L.G.B.T. community is likely to get worse.
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President Trump campaigned for infrastructure spending, but at this point neither Democrats or Republicans are likely to get completely on board.
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As older, more skilled workers retire and younger, less skilled builders take their place, this problem is likely to get worse.
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The caucus chairs will open the proceedings and voters are likely to get last-minute pitches from representatives from the campaigns.
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Buttigieg and Warren have also used "assassination," but they are not as likely to get the kind of blowback Sanders might.
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Here are the basics: You need to track your income, but you are likely to get plenty of help on that.
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Rightly or wrongly, the consensus among European diplomats and analysts is that Mr. Trump is likely to get a second term.
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Some big chunk of the country — 30, 19183, 50 percent — are likely to get a new virus when it blows through.
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He is likely to get that after securing a commitment from Catalonia's largest separatist party, Esquerra Republicana de Catalunya, to abstain.
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A young baby or elderly person with chronic illness is less likely to get the flu if more people are immunized.
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When it's someone one more degree of separation out (the friend of a friend), you're 33% more likely to get divorced.
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Tim Kaine has introduced a similar war powers resolution in the Senate, which is likely to get a vote next week.
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Students from high-income families are also more likely to get additional time during standardized tests than their lower-income counterparts.
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Before passage of the ACA, the poorest women were 13 percent less likely to get screening mammograms than the richest women.
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Now that he has gotten away with it, Maher's behavior, despite his tepid apology, is likely to get worse, not better.
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And analysts say the battle is likely to get worse, even as China starts to run low on ways to retaliate.
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" That's wise because, "with multiple issues on the table, both sides are more likely to get at least a few 'wins.
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I'm aware that Facebook isn't any more likely to get rid of the like than it is to kill News Feed.
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Farmers were unhappy about the tax increase and were likely to get stung by the new tax on purchases in dollars.
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That makes them more likely to get stuck somewhere in the pipes and accumulate until water and waste cannot pass through.
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Couples similar in age are actually much less likely to get divorced and enjoy a more egalitarian outlook on spousal roles.
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The group is organizing a fund for those evacuees in the country illegally, who are not likely to get federal aid.
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"Would you like some slices of cheese and olives?" is not an offer you are likely to get from Axl Rose.
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Being a member of Congress in 22019 is a miserable job, and it's not likely to get much better in 2019.
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GE is likely to get much smaller and more focused, Jeff Sprague, an analyst at Vertical Research Partners, wrote on Friday.
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For example, research has shown that messages are more likely to get a response if they fall between 50 and 125 words.
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You're a bit more likely to get athletes foot and some blisters, but you'll live longer and you'll be happier with it.
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No Republican is likely to get such a clean shot at making the empty-promises case against Mr. Trump in New Hampshire.
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These are the people who are now most likely to get "a sales pitch dressed up as advice" from brokers, Roper says.
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When people lose access to the last century's worth of improvements to services and health care, they're more likely to get sick.
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But in a country of unfathomable diversity, the BJP is as close to pre-eminence as any party is likely to get.
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Otherwise the rumour mill will continue to churn out allegations and more confidants of the president are likely to get into trouble.
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The more ads that Snapchat pushes to its users, the less value those users are likely to get out of the platform.
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Being a legacy made an applicant roughly five times more likely to get accepted to Harvard, according to materials shown in court.
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That's because people with severe pain after injuries or operations would be more likely to get high-dose opioid prescriptions from specialists.
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Over time, that should help narrow the gap between what people want for their deaths, and what they are likely to get.
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Statistically more women earn PhDs but less get hired in top academic positions or are less likely to get big research grants.
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It didn't examine whether cigarette smokers and e-cigarette users were more likely to get certain kinds of disease, like lung cancer.
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"I think for the rest of the year it is likely to get worse, not to get better," de Sousa told CNBC.
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For one thing, its focus is on public transportation infrastructure, a domain that's not likely to get anyone rich and-or famous.
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Cam Ward, who signed a one-year, $3 million deal in the offseason, is likely to get the call in Crawford's stead.
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Two of the sources said that a bank with links to Chinese companies was likely to get the advising role for Lumwana.
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" Not doing so, he continued, "doesn't make it less likely to get into a hot war, it ultimately makes it more likely.
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Trader Guy Adami said Wells Fargo is likely to get knocked during the debate and it will likely go lower on Tuesday.
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"We're trying to find if there is a host genetic component that make people more likely to get this disease," he says.
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But pensions defeated him, after he looked likely to get caught up in a corruption investigation that had already entangled many lawmakers.
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That adds up: Ms Sarsons finds women are 17 percentage points less likely to get tenure than men with similar publication records.
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The research found that you're 45% more likely to get a reply if you send a personalised message than a generic opener.
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"These are the sorts of projects that are most likely to get underway first if the sanctions are eased," BMI Research said.
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In any case, people of greater abilities are the ones who are most likely to get higher degrees in the first place.
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At the same time, addiction-prevention services have improved, and getting users into treatment makes them less likely to get hooked again.
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Lastly, watchOS 6 is likely to get several new watch faces and more "complications" to display bite-sized information from installed apps.
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"Concerns around the risk of Brexit are likely to get more serious as the referendum approaches," said John Wraith, strategist at UBS.
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Another pattern they found was that people who were less emotionally stable and more anxious were also more likely to get bitten.
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As Brown points out in her post, thyroid cancer is rare, though women are more likely to get it than men are.
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You're more likely to get some slack from the people that matter if you are upfront, even if the news is disappointing.
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According to data from Project Time Off, Americans who didn't take vacations weren't more likely to get promoted than those who did.
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Yes, women who carry a baby to term are less likely to get breast cancer, but abortions do not cause breast cancer.
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One 1993 study said adolescents who have ADHD are four times more likely to get into car accidents than those who don't.
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Most DIY vapers buy already diluted nicotine because it's safer to handle and because it's less likely to get you in trouble.
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However, according to a policeman handling the case, he is more likely to get an award for his bravery than a fine.
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The study found that people who took longer than the typical 90 minutes to enter REM were more likely to get dementia.
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Facebook and Google will take in about half of that, and Twitter is likely to get just $2.3 billion, about 1 percent.
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Whites in the least educated areas were 48 percent less likely to get surgery than their peers in the most educated communities.
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They got back just as much of a return as the Angels would be likely to get in dealing Trout—not enough.
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Adults are two to four times more likely to get fired and both age groups are prone to drug and alcohol addiction.
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Ask a handful of frequent flyers which day is best to book airline tickets, and you're likely to get seven different answers.
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Updating your devices regularly ensures that any known security flaws are resolved so hackers are less likely to get into your systems.
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Mr. Cuomo, however, must still weigh in, though the heavily advertised sites seem likely to get back in business in New York.
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Its sales have historically been weighted to the last two quarters, when it is likely to get a higher price, he said.
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But with this polarization likely to get worse in the coming years, independents' ambitious efforts might simply be ahead of their time.
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For tvOS, we'll likely to get news of more original programming in the vein to complement Apple's current collaboration with Dr. Dre.
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"Younger women are more likely to get TSS, possibly because of more exposure through tampons or barrier contraceptive use," Dr. Pinkerton said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Thousands of customers of failed British brokerage Beaufort are likely to get all their money back, regulators said on Tuesday.
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This level of chronic overwork makes you far more likely to get burned out — and it may not even help your productivity.
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However, the French islands are not likely to get a reprieve from hurricane season, with Category 4 Hurricane Jose barreling toward them.
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In a direct loan, Blackstone is a senior creditor, which makes the firm likely to get paid if the company went bankrupt.
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However, the new Congress is likely to get off to a conflictive start on Tuesday when it formally chooses the body's president.
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However, he said, big Democratic, affluent states are likely to get "hammered" by the latest iteration of the proposed tax reform bill.
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Overall, they found women who used an IUD were 36% less likely to get cervical cancer than women who didn't use them.
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The panel will grill Kraninger before voting on whether to recommend her confirmation, though she is likely to get little Democratic support.
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"We are likely to get blockbuster year-on-year figures because of a low base last year," said OCBC economist Selena Ling.
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Nevertheless, some justices are likely to get sticker shock over the implications of a narrowing of the interpretation of the 14th Amendment.
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But amid a larger uproar over whether the federal government is overstepping in the technology's uses, they're likely to get significant pushback.
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Thailand has entered its annual dry season, which typically runs from March to May, meaning the drought is likely to get worse.
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You're less likely to get sideways looks when you unfold a mini-microphone, rather than plugging a dongle directly into your phone.
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Again, I have no trouble believing that — but it doesn't prove that cold weather makes you more likely to get a cold.
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Software will eat the world, as the saying goes, but in doing so, some developers are likely to get a little indigestion.
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If someone has made threats in the past they are more likely to get investigated when they post another "Kill Trump" post.
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And they are likely to get even worse if, or when, they deal their marquee talent — the impending free agent Manny Machado.
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We're not likely to get better leadership from the Trump administration, but there's a lot we can do to build social solidarity.
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"It seems like you are more likely to get a good wedge at a friend's house than at a restaurant," he said.
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The grim reality in New York right now is that the coronavirus situation is likely to get worse before it gets better.
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According to documents in the Harvard case, students from alumni families are five times as likely to get in as other applicants.
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People with more efficient cars would drive more miles than previously assumed, and hence were likely to get into many more accidents.
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Yet hourly workers, who generally have the most need for paid parental leave, have also been the least likely to get it.
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Employees who talk more often about compensation when discussing performance and setting their goals are more likely to get raises, she said.
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Any one person in the U.S. is more likely to get sick with the flu than the coronavirus, at least for now.
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Last year's applicants who had Harvard in their blood were three times more likely to get into the school than those without.
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"The people who show more compassion for themselves are more likely to get back on the horse and try again," Rubin said.
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Still, these patients are more likely to die and less likely to get invasive cardiac procedures on weekends, according to one study.
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CreditMary Altaffer/Associated Press But, he said, he thinks planes are more or less as automated as they are likely to get.
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TGNC teens also were less likely to get preventive health checkups and more likely to visit their school nurse, the study found.
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But he is likely to get credit under the guidelines for his cooperation with prosecutors — including testimony delivered in front of Jackson.
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Those without access to those networks or gatekeepers are far less likely to get their pitch heard, much less get the money.
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"The reality is that superstars have more negotiating power than non-superstars, and they're more likely to get a 'yes,'" Collinson said.
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You are most likely to get pregnant if you have sex on the day you ovulate or in the two days beforehand.
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Instead of asking what we owe immigrants, he wants us to think more clearly about what we're likely to get in return.
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There is no reasonable way to look at the polls and conclude that Mr. Ossoff is likely to get to 50 percent.
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"I don't see that we are likely to get the kind of trade result that's going to settle the markets," she said.
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However, in this instance, bondholders who try to forge a deal by stoking the fires of controversy are likely to get burned.
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"I think they're just as likely to get into the coffee house business," said Ian Campbell, CEO of research firm Nucleus Research.
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Or the Afghan girls who are less likely to be married off in their teens and more likely to get an education.
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While Trump is enamored of the plan and incorporated it into his budget, it's not likely to get far in the Senate.
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Best for: Sled shredders If you watch the Olympic skeleton event with envy, Yukon's sled is the closest you're likely to get.
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The UK financial sector is likely to get restricted access at best under the EU's financial market access system known as equivalence.
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You aren't any more likely to get a frank answer to an uncomfortable question than someone who doesn't work for your boss.
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"I do feel like some germs are OK." Danger zones Kids are most likely to get colds in the fall and winter.
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Among black applicants, the disparity was even worse: Applicants with criminal records were only a third as likely to get called back.
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It was as good a lesson in physics and feelings as any 20013-year-old was likely to get, in any school.
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But the more Trump does stuff like quit the Paris agreement, the weaker America is likely to get in the long run.
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Just less likely to use birth control or any form of protection, so more likely to get pregnant or get an STI.
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Apple is likely to get governmental approval for this, after a panel recommended a special exemption from the country's mandatory local sourcing norms.
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That moving average is now taking a lower drift, so we think this group is likely to get worse before they get better.
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That's about six stories—right smack in the middle of the height range where experts predict cats are most likely to get hurt.
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Fiorina finished one notch below New Jersey governor Chris Christie, who is considered the mostly likely to get out of the race first.
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But where they would buy the substance is a problem that hasn't been resolved, nor is it likely to get resolved anytime soon.
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The point is we are very likely to get the call because we can do something that really no institution can do it.
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"This is as good as it's likely to get until the trade war is resolved," said Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics.
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People with a diagnosis may be less likely to get medical care or take care of their health, according to the published report.
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But those who joined more recently aren't likely to get rich over this — it represents a $6,750 equity bonus per employee on average.
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Still, at least you're likely to get the console, unlike the Walmart error last month that ended up getting tons of preorders canceled.
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Western Queens is now likely to get more luxury housing towers and fewer new offices and workspaces as a consequence of Amazon's departure.
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As more left-behind children join their parents, such problems are likely to get worse and more schools will need to be built.
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Many e-cigarette users are likely to get addicted to nicotine or use regular cigarettes, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports.
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They were slightly more likely to get cash assistance, SNAP benefits and Medicaid, but far less likely to use Medicare and Social Security.
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Given these broad-based increases, Miller said the luxury real estate market in Miami is likely to get worse before it gets better.
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Positive people are more likely to perform better on assigned tasks and are more likely to get favorable evaluations by supervisors, research shows.
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"If you like the person and can relate to the product then you are more likely to get excited about it," Kang adds.
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Crucially, though, the guidance shows that people who do fit into one of these categories aren't exactly likely to get approved for waivers.
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Another recent study also found that women negotiate just as much as men but are less likely to get what they ask for.
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But because these stories challenge conservatives' biases instead of confirming them, they're much less likely to get traction among conservatives on social media.
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As a creative, you're most likely to get hired for a job off the back of your portfolio of past clients and work.
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This is just one example of why the world is likely to get hotter, less stable, and increasingly violent for the foreseeable future.
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But what about the non-classics, older films whose names few know, the ones that are less likely to get priority for restoration?
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Like AirPods, there's no cord connecting the left and right buds of the Powerbeats Pro, which makes them less likely to get tangled.
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Plus, past research has shown that dog owners are more likely to get enough exercise, so it seemed logical to dig in deeper.
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Workers who have a friendly, professional relationship with their bosses feel more engaged at work and are more likely to get a raise.
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According to Mathematica Policy Research, a non-partisan, academic think tank, uninsured children are 70% less likely to get routine or emergency care.
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The driver app also has a heat map showing where you can earn more or are more likely to get a ride request.
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But they are going to vote, and the Republican candidate who takes a stand on their issues is likely to get their attention.
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Putting the wrong things in a glass are much more likely to get a guy or girl into trouble with the cocktail mafia.
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As the weather worsens, your citizens are increasingly likely to get sick and even die, which means gaps start opening in your workforce.
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Amazon's official list of voice commands for Alexa include some very vague human interactions that are likely to get some very interesting results.
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You are much more likely to get what you actually intended to order, and less likely to end up with some sketchy imitation.
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Those who've spent more time in space are also more likely to get cataracts, but NASA still isn't exactly sure why that happens.
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In the 48th, Republican Rohrabacher leads and either Democrats Hans Keirstead and Democrat Harley Rouda look most likely to get the second slot.
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Black and brown people don't use or deal illegal drugs more frequently than whites, but they're more likely to get arrested for them.
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In other words, these two are as likely to get on as your argumentative Fox News-watching grandpa and your extremely liberal brother.
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College doesn't seem likely to get cheaper in the next 18 years, so this seems like one way to start planning ahead.6.
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Despite the better-than-expected headline reading, some analysts maintain economic conditions in China are likely to get worse before they get better.
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In the rest of the city, you're more likely to get killed in a car crash than you are to get Zika virus.
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The CEO tells me that drivers are 2x as likely to get into an accident while operating vehicles under the influence of cannabis.
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Congressional leaders have said that the deal is most likely to get a vote in the lame-duck session after the November elections.
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Pence is likely to get asked about all of these issue and more in the 90-minute town-hall debate on Tuesday night.
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"The cover greatly enhances the ability of the government to face these extremes that are not likely to get any smaller," he said.
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With Cleveland's pitching staff ravaged by injuries, Trevor Bauer is likely to get the nod for the series opener against the Red Sox.
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The GOP looks likely to get this done by Christmas, delivering Donald Trump his first legislative victory nearly a year into his presidency.
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Still, Sony and Microsoft are likely to get gamers buzzing on Monday when they hold events showcasing the games coming to their consoles.
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Uber has not formally chosen underwriting banks, although Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs are likely to get the lead roles, sources told Reuters.
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