They were also twice as likely to have osteoporosis in the whole-body measurement, 63% more likely to have it at the hip and 28% more likely to have osteoporosis in the spine.
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With any history of prescription opioid misuse, teens were 63 times more likely to have used heroin, almost 19 times more likely to have tried methamphetamines, over 16 times more likely to have tried cocaine, and more than 10 times as likely to have tried marijuana, researchers report in Pediatrics.
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They were 78% more likely to have a heart attack, 83% more likely to have heart failure, and 46% more likely to have a stroke between ages 40 and 70 compared to women without pregnancy high blood pressure.
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This group was the most likely to have had prior same-sex experience and the least likely to have been drunk.
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Hispanics and African-Americans are disproportionately likely to have experienced homelessness, and they are also disproportionately likely to have been unsheltered.
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Women who had migraines were 39 percent more likely to have a heart attack, 62 percent more likely to have a stroke and 73 percent more likely to have other heart problems or to require a procedure like angioplasty.
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Compared to people who consumed the least amount of processed foods, those who ate the most were 12% more likely to have cardiovascular disease, 13% more likely to have coronary heart disease and 11% more likely to have cerebrovascular disease.
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They were also two times as likely to have lost a father by age 20, and 50% more likely to have lost a father.
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Men who did not finish high school are less likely to have married and, if they have, more likely to have divorced (see chart).
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Women with high psychological distress were 24 percent more likely to have a heart attack and 68 percent more likely to have a stroke.
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That is, as engaged partisans they're more likely to have particular litmus tests, more likely to have specific issues or causes that they care about.
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Compared to women with the lowest levels of two of these chemicals - DPHP and ip-PPP - in their urine, women with the highest levels were 10 percent less likely to have a successful fertilization, 2 percent less likely to have an embryo implant in the uterus, 41 percent less likely to have a viable pregnancy, and 38 percent less likely to have a live birth.
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Neurosurgeons and orthopedic surgeons were about twice as likely to have a paid claim as internists, while pediatricians were 30 percent less likely to have one.
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They're 48 percent more likely to have children in the household, as well as 46 percent more likely to have a baby in the next year.
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They were four times as likely to have attended a play in the last year, and seven times more likely to have visited an art exhibition.
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Some teens who were taught the TPP program were more likely to get pregnant, more likely to have sex, and more likely to have oral sex.
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Night owls were 173 percent more likely to have emotional and behavioral problems than other teens and 25 percent more likely to have poor mental health.
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Cancer victims were 17843% more likely to have a stroke during that time, and people older than 65 were 20% more likely to have a stroke.
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When the fathers were 45 and older, their children were three times more likely to have an autism spectrum disorder, 13 times more likely to have attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and 403 times more likely to have bipolar disorder than the children of fathers 20 to 24.
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Wealthy students are more likely to attend high schools with a significant number of AP classes, more likely to have access to tutors, more likely to have taken standardized test preparation classes and more likely to have taken standardized tests like the SAT more than once.
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Compared to those not incarcerated, those in the system for more than a year were nearly three times more likely to have functional limitation, over four times more likely to have symptoms of depression and over two times more likely to have suicidal thoughts as adults.
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Women hospitalized with bulimia were more than five times more likely to have heart attacks and more than six times more likely to have coronary artery disease.
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Single women without kids in Europe were less likely to have high blood pressure and more likely to have a history of smoking than their U.S. peers.
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Women who had asthma attacks were also 73% more likely to have low-birthweight or preterm babies and 27% more likely to have infants with birth defects.
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Daughters are 1.8 times as likely to have the same job as their mothers and 1.7 times as likely to have the same job as their fathers.
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Specifically for stroke, male pet owners were just as likely to have died, but female pet owners were about 40 percent less likely to have died of stroke.
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They are reportedly 29% more likely to have had a friend with benefits relationship and 26% more likely to have filmed sex at some point in their lives.
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With night shifts, pregnant women were 21% more likely to have preterm deliveries and 23% more likely to have miscarriages than women who worked days, the analysis found.
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For instance, those with IBS are twice as likely to have any anxiety disorder, and 2.2 times as likely to have generalized anxiety disorder than those without IBS.
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Men in this age group with high levels of distress were 60 percent more likely to have a heart attack and 44 percent more likely to have a stroke.
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The children in low-income countries were also more likely to have internal bleeding and less likely to have surgeons use safety checklists developed by the World Health Organization.
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High school dropouts are about three times more likely to have an accidental pregnancy, and black and Hispanic women are about twice as likely to have an unwanted pregnancy than whites.
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Many are more likely to have lower income and be of minority race and ethnicity, who have higher rates of chronic diseases that make them more likely to have severe disease.
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The researchers found that Green House residents were 16 percent less likely to be bedridden, 38 percent less likely to have pressure ulcers and 45 percent less likely to have catheters.
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After adjustment for pregnancies, alcohol intake, physical activity, body mass index, diabetes and more than a dozen other factors, they found that women with endometriosis were 52 percent more likely to have had a heart attack, 91 percent more likely to have had angina and 35 percent more likely to have undergone coronary surgery.
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Latina mothers, however, were more likely to have gestational diabetes, a form of the disease that develops during pregnancy, and they were more likely to have less than a high school education.
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Game of Thrones fans were 81% more likely to have had a date and 61% more likely to have had sex in the last year, according to a report shared with Refinery29.
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Disabled people are about half as likely to be online overall, are less likely to have high-speed internet, and are more likely to have only one device for accessing the internet.
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Compared to their nonsmoking counterparts, female smokers were 6.62 times more likely to have a major heart attack, while male smokers were 4.40 times more likely to have a major heart attack.
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At age 40, they were 26% less likely to have received food stamps or welfare in the past 10 years and were half as likely to have served any time in jail.
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They also tended to smoke more, were more likely to have pre-pregnancy diabetes and high blood pressure, and were much more likely to have pre-eclampsia, the dangerous hypertension of pregnancy.
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They found those who had all three symptoms of insomnia were 22% more likely to have coronary artery disease and 10% more likely to have a stroke than those who slept well.
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A recent parents, kids and money survey from T. Rowe Price also found that young adults who discussed money with their parents are more likely to have a budget, more likely to have an emergency fund, more likely to put 10 percent or more of their income toward savings and more likely to have a retirement account.
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In fact, young adults who discussed money with their parents are even more likely to have a budget, more likely to have an emergency fund, more likely to put 10% or more of their income toward savings and more likely to have a retirement account, according to one parents, kids & money survey from T. Rowe Price.
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Those in the low-income category were at greater risk for every mental health ailment measured (except for alcoholism): They were two times more likely to have bipolar disorder, two times more likely to have dysthymia (a lower-intensity but longer-lasting form of depression), and 1.39 times more likely to have PTSD and social phobias.
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Those with high weight bias were three times as likely to have metabolic syndrome, and six times as likely to have high triglycerides — a risk factor for heart disease and type 2 diabetes.
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"Among just those with CTE, that CTE-related outcomes were more severe, they were more likely to have dementia, and they were more likely to have advance neurodegeneration in their brain," Mez said.
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They also were significantly more likely to have sought mental health care and much less likely to have graduated from high school or to have attended college than their uninjured brother or sister.
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The program didn't make households significantly likelier to have diverse diets, or significantly less likely to have mothers with anemia, or significantly more likely to have kids with healthier heights for their age.
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Importantly, children were more likely to have sleep self-control by age 3 if more bedtime strategies were used and were more likely to have sleep difficulties if their mother had maternal depression.
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Idris is likely to have a couple of amateur fights.
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It was likely to have been about 2.5 metres wide.
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Either way, she is likely to have made an impression.
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These builds are also the most likely to have bugs.
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Boeing is likely to have a low profile at Paris.
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Political campaigns aren't likely to have any easier a time.
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They're likely to have sophisticated growth operations worth studying deeply.
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It is likely to have risen still further since then.
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So you're more likely to have these problems than not.
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Average earnings are likely to have ticked up 0.3 percent.
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ET, are likely to have risen 0.2 percent in May.
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The Model S is very likely to have more range.
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They are younger and more likely to have a degree.
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What impact are these developments likely to have on markets?
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But I'm more likely to have my last name mispronounced.
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"Employ America is likely to have, potentially, a big effect."
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They are less likely to have access to health care.
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Less expensive immersion blenders are likely to have plastic shafts.
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New York is likely to have something else to say.
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They're also twice as likely to have been sexually harassed.
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But this change is likely to have two desirable effects.
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The Tigers are likely to have to wait until Jan.
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But they are likely to have significant foreign policy implications.
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Most of them are likely to have felt tremendous relief.
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In fact, profiles that contain keywords related to politics (like "Trump" or "liberal") are 52% more likely to have mutual likes and 78% more likely to have a successful conversation than users who don't.
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This link extended to mental health, as well: Adults who reported experiencing four or more ACEs were 4.6 times as likely to have clinical depression and 12 times as likely to have attempted suicide.
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Women ages 45 to 4 with moderate psychological problems were 12 percent more likely to have a heart attack and 28 percent more likely to have a stroke than women without any mental distress.
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At age 21, the Abecedarian children were half as likely to have been teenage parents and 2.5 times more likely to have enrolled in college than the control group, who did not attend preschool.
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New dads who have to juggle work and parenting are 6900 percent more likely to have a near miss at work and 2628 percent more likely to have one on the road due to fatigue.
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Lonely women were nearly three times as likely to have died from any cause as women who didn't feel lonely, while lonely men were more than twice as likely to have died from any cause.
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They said they were more likely to have their chronic disease treated, and that they were more likely to have received screening for high cholesterol or high blood sugar, markers for heart disease and diabetes.
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Women are still more likely to have degrees in education and English and work in the nonprofit sector, while men are more likely to have degrees in math and engineering and work in investment banking.
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Females whose mothers had higher levels of education were more likely to have performed or received oral sex - and were more likely to have had two or more oral sex partners in the past year.
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With ART, kids were also more likely to have severe deficits.
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That is likely to have a chilling effect on historical inquiry.
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They're less likely to have adult children to advocate for them.
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That figure is sadly likely to have risen again last year.
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Poor societies are more likely to have poor human rights records.
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Bars with media presence are likely to have found alternatives already.
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He said those figures were likely to have risen on Thursday.
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Also, taller women are less likely to have complications during birth.
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Declining industrial production in Germany is likely to have spread south.
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They are also more likely to have given up personal information.
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On the newest iPhones it's less likely to have any impact.
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The smartphones are likely to have a premium price tag too.
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The president is likely to have more luck with other circuits.
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They were also less likely to have their condition under control.
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Other, bank-bashing measures are likely to have even more bite.
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And each one is likely to have their own particular kink.
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And if you have transparency you're less likely to have corruption.
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Yet, the current government shutdown seems likely to have that effect.
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He's also likely to have a tough Democratic opponent, with Rep.
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It's more likely to have an audience but you never know.
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Progressives are likely to have very split reactions to this allegation.
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Mutation carriers were also more likely to have their ovaries removed.
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Women are less likely to have committed violent crimes than men.
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They were also more likely to have received a depression diagnosis.
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"Men are far more likely to have younger partners," she explained.
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Women are nearly twice as likely to have anxiety than men.
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Any lurch to authoritarianism is likely to have consequences for minorities.
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Sadly, experience suggests it is likely to have the opposite effect.
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Zika funding is likely to have to wait for that resolution.
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They're made with stuff you're likely to have in your kitchen.
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These women are less likely to have access to birth control.
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However, some people are more likely to have severe lung damage.
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LGBTQ people are also 193 percent more likely to have asthma.
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Older patients are also more likely to have preexisting health problems.
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The settlement on Wednesday is likely to have implications beyond YouTube.
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They were nearly 50 percent more likely to have an income
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Many succeed, but they are likely to have overcome prejudice first.
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She's likely to have a great speech if she does win.
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Traders say even more dollars are likely to have fled since.
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Compared to women who never experienced sexual assault, those who were abused as children were 1.75 times more likely to have developed sexual pain, those who were assaulted during military service were 2.37 times more likely to have developed sexual pain, while those who were abused as children and assaulted in the military were 4.33 times more likely to have develop sexual pain.
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But women who had bariatric surgery between their first and second pregnancies were 61% less likely to experience high blood pressure, 203% less likely to have infants that were large for their gestational age, 63% less likely to have a preemie and 36% less likely to have their baby sent to the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) than in their first pregnancies.
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Lacey and her colleagues calculated that preteens who had experienced parental absence before the age of 7 were more than twice as likely to have taken up smoking and 46% more likely to have started drinking.
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At this point in their lives, teens were 2.5 times more likely to have depression or conduct disorders and 2.3 times more likely to have attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) if they had an incarcerated parent.
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Compared to the earlier group, women in the later group were 21 percent less likely to have stopped predominantly breastfeeding by 4 months and 29 percent less likely to have stopped total breastfeeding by 6 months.
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The Perry preschoolers' offspring are more likely to have graduated from high school, gone to college and found jobs, and less likely to have a criminal record than their peers whose parents lacked the same opportunity.
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Compared to women who work fixed day shifts during pregnancy, those who work rotating shifts were 13% more likely to have a preterm delivery and 18% more likely to have an undersized baby, the analysis also found.
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Specifically, they found that children whose mothers (more so than fathers) drank were twice as likely to have indulged in alcohol, while those whose friends drank were a whopping five times more likely to have tried it.
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After eight months, babies with delayed cord clamping were 11 percent less likely to have anemia and 42 percent less likely to have iron deficiency than infants who got early cord clamping, researchers report in JAMA Pediatrics.
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Polyamorists were no more likely to have had an orgasm the last time they had sex than monogamists, but they were more likely to have had sex within the last two days (48 percent versus 37 percent).
|
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Those with the highest levels of internalized stigma were three times more likely to have metabolic syndrome and six times more likely to have high triglycerides or be on cholesterol medications than those with the lowest levels.
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People are more likely to have more than one at a time.
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Tesla is likely to have fully self-driving vehicles out in 2019.
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But it is more likely to have had other benefits in mind.
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They're also more likely to have high blood pressure, diabetes and asthma.
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Hulu and YouTube are also likely to have clips of the show.
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Babies born after the storm were also more likely to have problems.
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Palythoa and Zoanthus coral species are the most likely to have palytoxin.
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You have certain genes, you are very likely to have brown eyes.
|
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Almost everywhere, the most educated women are least likely to have children.
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The refurbishment is likely to have begun before the summit in Hanoi.
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They found that everywhere, happier people are more likely to have children.
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Mates with different MHC genes are thus likely to have healthier offspring.
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I'm also more likely to have it just lying around the house.
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People are likely to have to pay more for health care, too.
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We are also likely to have to register guns and require insurance.
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Patients with AFib are five times more likely to have a stroke.
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If you overtax, you're not likely to have the money to invest.
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They are also three to four times less likely to have children.
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He seems likely to have persuaded a majority of the justices, however.
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And women seem at least as likely to have those as men.
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These children are also more likely to have developmental problems later on.
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Activists said the number attending was likely to have been much higher.
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That's where they're probably going to be most likely to have friends.
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At minimum, the arrangements appear likely to have violated lobby disclosure rules.
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Democrats are much more likely to have female lawmakers than Republicans are.
|
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They are also more likely to have lower incomes and less education.
|
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Transgender Americans are four times as likely to have incomes under $10,000.
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Small hotels are more likely to have smoking rooms than larger ones.
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Unvaccinated children and adults over 30 are more likely to have complications.
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North Dakota (26 times more likely to have a package stolen)2.
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If Ban joins the new group he is likely to have competition.
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Conversely, people with robust aerobic capacity are likely to have long lives.
|
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Trump is likely to have a large selection in two years too.
|
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The law's effects are likely to have implications far beyond Maine's borders.
|
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People who achieve it are also likely to have longer, healthier lives.
|
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Of course, Peña is likely to have other plans for Zingano's comeback.
|
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Older houses are more likely to have higher concentrations of desktop computers.
|
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Democrats on the committee are likely to have questions about the transition.
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To what degree are his policies likely to have their intended impact?
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People of color are less likely to have that position of power.
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"So if the population is growing, you're likely to have tenants."2.
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These approaches are likely to have the largest impact when implemented early.
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Those low on these measures appear more likely to have an affair.
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Shareholders are likely to have the value of their holdings wiped out.
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They are nearly three times as likely to have a postgraduate degree.
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Windows' automatic update mechanism is likely to have patched vulnerable systems already.
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They are as likely to have political backgrounds as white collar backgrounds.
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I'm less likely to have my opinion influenced from the get-go.
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Contingent workers across the board are less likely to have health insurance.
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The new policy is likely to have adverse impacts on public health.
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Mr. Flake is likely to have well-funded allies of his own.
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S. force off the battlefield — but is likely to have explosive consequences.
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Young people today are more likely to have roommate than ever before.
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A year from now, this is likely to have all blown over.
|
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Both issues are likely to have a tangible impact on the industry.
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Peacock is likely to have three tiers of service, the people said.
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Given stepped up censorship, many more are likely to have gone unreported.
|
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Among women who had not had their uterus removed, vaginal estrogen users were 61 percent less likely to have heart disease, and 60 percent less likely to have a hip fracture than women who didn't use vaginal estrogen.
|
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A doctor who had two paid claims was twice as likely to have another as a doctor who had one, and a doctor who had six or more paid claims was 12 times as likely to have another.
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Compared with working married mothers, single women with children and jobs were 40 percent more likely to have heart disease, 163 percent more likely to have a stroke and 77 percent more likely to smoke, the study found.
|
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Compared to women who didn't have asthma attacks during pregnancy, those who did were 223% more likely to have pregnancy-induced hypertension and 212% more likely to have dangerously high blood pressure known as preeclampsia, the study found.
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As an added incentive, young adults who discussed money with their parents are more likely to have their own finances under control, have a budget, more likely to have an emergency fund, more likely to put 10% or more of their income toward savings and more likely to have a retirement account, according to a separate parents, kids & money survey from T. Rowe Price.
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The children who had problems resolving conflicts, sharing, cooperating and listening as kindergartners were less likely to have finished high school and college, and they were more likely to have substance abuse problems and run-ins with the law.
|
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Genetic tests for an inherited heart disorder are more likely to have incorrect results in black Americans than in whites, according to a new study that is likely to have implications for other minorities and other diseases, including cancer.
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Researchers found that those who took a series of classes on the experience of childbirth, pain management and postpartum issues were more likely to have normal vaginal deliveries and less likely to have vacuum extraction used during their delivery.
|
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At the same time, LGBT elders are twice as likely as other older Americans to live alone, half as likely to have close relatives to call for help, and four times less likely to have children to assist them.
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That means they're more likely to have flings than to be serial monogamists.
|
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He said it was most likely to have been carried out by separatists.
|
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However, if this does happen, you're likely to have a less severe illness.
|
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And the site is likely to have looked as legitimate as any other.
|
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In fact, the football players were even slightly less likely to have depression.
|
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All those quiet scenes are likely to have loud repercussions down the line.
|
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It cited them as saying the team is likely to have lead counselors.
|
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Some of that bullishness is likely to have spilled over into the timespreads.
|
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He is not likely to have another attention-grabbing finish before those contests.
|
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Doctors said she's likely to have a full recovery, unless she faces complications.
|
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Hot weather is likely to have increased domestic fuel consumption for electricity generation.
|
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First, that in rich countries, happier people are more likely to have children.
|
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The indirect effects of the tariffs are likely to have a bigger impact.
|
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They're also more likely to have 100 apps on their phones in total.
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That is likely to have swayed the government's view against a total ban.
|
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The move was likely to have been exacerbated by thin liquidity, analysts said.
|
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Overall, women were less likely to have these key financial plans in place.
|
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Men are twice as likely to have it, according to the Mayo Clinic.
|
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Austerity is highly likely to have cut into growth and reduced living standards.
|
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Ending JMB is likely to have little impact on ISIS and vice versa.
|
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However, it still looked likely to have the largest share of parliament seats.
|
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And they're not likely to have the support of very many Democrats either.
|
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That increase is likely to have an effect on mortgage rates going forward.
|
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Doctors running pill mills are not likely to have shootouts or turf wars.
|
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Their children are also less likely to have emotional, behavioral, and social issues.
|
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I pursued data from the firms most likely to have information on me.
|
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At least one of the basins is likely to have to be artificial.
|
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They are likely to have more money with which to influence public opinion.
|
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But he also said that flooding was likely to have drowned the mammals.
|
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But Verizon can claim that this is likely to have a material impact.
|
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Apple, by contrast, is not likely to have a 5G handset until 2020.
|
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Studies show that people who nap are less likely to have cardiovascular disease.
|
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Those women are also more likely to have improved mental and physical health.
|
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They are also less likely to have watched any of the political conventions.
|
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Time spent queueing in banks is also likely to have affected general productivity.
|
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Any reaction in sterling is likely to have an impact on British shares.
|
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Black women are more likely to have feelings of sadness, hopelessness, and worthlessness.
|
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Women are up to three times more likely to have it than men.
|
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Patients with untreated AF are five times more likely to have a stroke.
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Nutritionists have said obesity figures are likely to have increased further since then.
|
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Wealthier customers, of course, are more likely to have cars than poorer ones.
|
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And the combinations are likely to have more side effects than Opdivo alone.
|
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The new government in France seems likely to have a comfortable parliamentary majority.
|
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It suggested Japan is likely to have around 3,000 coronavirus cases in total.
|
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Women are now much more likely to have an education and a career.
|
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They were also more likely to have college degrees, and to be black.
|
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And if they start smoking again, they are likely to have a recurrence.
|
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The attack is also likely to have a chilling effect on voter turnout.
|
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She didn't fit the stereotype of someone likely to have a heart attack.
|
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And we're likely to have a big problem with the zero lower bound.
|
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If there is change, it is likely to have little impact on Williams.
|
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People who spent more years in school were more likely to have myopia.
|
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They are disproportionately nonwhite; Southern; and less likely to have graduated from college.
|
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Undocumented workers are less likely to have the same safeguards as other workers.
|
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No one seems likely to have gotten more than ~25% of ~170,000 people.
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Which of these are most likely to have a positive effect, and why?
|
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Streaming options and social media are likely to have impacted live TV viewership.
|
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If not, you're still likely to have seen a lot of his shoes.
|
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Both are likely to have to have been far larger than 5%-6%.
|
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Black women are more likely to have feelings of sadness, hopelessness and worthlessness.
|
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Delis or butcher shops are more likely to have fresh, house-made sausages.
|
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They were also more likely to have certain kinds of complications and infections.
|
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Labor markets with higher unemployment rates are less likely to have paid internships.
|
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Altogether, then, this allotrope of carbon looks likely to have a profitable future.
|
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The more rural the area, the fewer the options you're likely to have.
|
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Some fields in the area are likely to have developed drowned-out spots.
|
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Women are already more likely to have a college degree than are men.
|
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Lower income families are less likely to have access than higher income groups.
|
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The delegates are likely to have intense loyalty only to the candidate themselves.
|
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There's also less racial segregation: Minorities are more likely to have white neighbors.
|
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And it's younger people who are more likely to have a smart watch.
|
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But the numbers suggest it is likely to have difficulty getting through parliament.
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The new AirPods are also likely to have an upgraded chip for Bluetooth.
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This administration is likely to have a more stringent policy around these issues.
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Those taking medications at bedtime were also 34% less likely to have a heart attack, 40% less likely to need a procedure to widen clogged arteries, 42% less likely to develop heart failure and 49% less likely to have a stroke.
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Intriguingly, a study by Francesca Luppi, also of Bocconi University, finds that parents who report a good balance between life and work are more likely to have a second child and more likely to have one soon after the first.
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"People who have followed a gluten-free diet are 217 percent more likely to have had a date in the [past] year and 172 percent less likely to have had a dry spell that lasted two or more years," Match.
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In this age group, compared to men without mental health issues at the start, men with moderate psychological distress were 28 percent more likely to have a heart attack during the study and 20 percent more likely to have a stroke.
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Before six months, babies born to vaccinated mothers were about 221 percent less likely to have flu symptoms and 2100 percent less likely to have confirmed infections than infants born to women who didn't get vaccinated during pregnancy, the study found.
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It could be that women are less likely to have cardiac arrests that respond to treatment with a defibrillator and less likely to have cardiac arrests in the presence of other people who can call for help, the authors suggest.
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Not only are they more likely to have graduated than those who did not immigrate from their countries of origin, but they are more likely to have graduated from college than the U.S. mean — what we refer to as "hyper-selectivity".
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The study found that white motorists were 57 percent more likely to have heard one of the most respectful statements in the data set, while black community members were 61 percent more likely to have heard one of the least respectful.
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People who ate more processed and red meat than at least half of the other participants were 47 percent more likely to have liver disease and 55 percent more likely to have insulin resistance, researchers report in the Journal of Hepatology.
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But Boston-area patent-holders who grew up in Silicon Valley are very likely to have computer-related patents, whereas those who grew up in Minneapolis where there's a robust medical device industry are likely to have medical device patents.
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Now long-haul travellers are likely to have fewer options, most of them inferior.
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Can you give a hint as to the emotions readers are likely to have?
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They&aposre also likely to have better performance when it comes to AR apps.
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Many of the accounts are likely to have taken a hit as of late.
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Men overall were still a bit more likely to have confirmed, painful kidney stones.
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And those who don't identify as heterosexual are more likely to have been affected.
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Public discontent with the economy is likely to have boosted support for opposition parties.
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But the story is likely to have a different outcome in the United States.
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And the show's fans are likely to have similarly intense feelings about its departure.
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Plus, you're more likely to have opportunities to host guests coming up (hello, Thanksgiving).
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People with gum disease are almost twice as likely to have coronary artery disease.
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Lowering health care prices is likely to have the greatest impact on health spending.
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This is information likely to have been obtained through spying on the United States.
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The yellow ones, in other words, were 9% less likely to have an accident.
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Less populated counties are more likely to have low mobility — particularly rural distressed counties.
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Fewer moving parts should mean the keyboard is less likely to have a failure.
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You should probably just go with whichever option is most likely to have stock.
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To some degree Mr Trump's rule-breaking is likely to have a similar effect.
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Other government efforts to boost growth are likely to have only a marginal impact.
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But Mr Herrera is likely to have the same problems that Mr Urzúa did.
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Italy seems likely to have gone into recession in the second half of 2018.
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Suffice to say, Tillerson is likely to have more influence than your average secretary.
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Last year, bitcoin investors would have been more likely to have gains than losses.
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The sick kids were also more likely to have eaten unripe or rotten lychees.
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Risk Factors For WomenSome people are more likely to have heart issues than others.
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Even today, gays and lesbians in America today are more likely to have passports.
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Male cannabis users were also less likely to have unhealthy sperm counts than teetotalers.
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Muslims are 8% more likely to have a Bachelor's degree than white evangelical protestants.
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Those vacancies are likely to have ripple effects through the industry, Rieger-Paganis said.
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Ex-smokers were more than three times as likely to have these acute complications.
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But they were also more likely to have incontinence, exposed mesh or another surgery.
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Chinese and Indian travellers are far more likely to have to apply for them.
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Climate change is likely to have an impact on rice production, according to IRRI.
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Not surprisingly, the uninsured (41%) are more likely to have problems paying medical bills.
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But the flash survey for France is likely to have raised eyebrows the most.
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Regulatory changes are also likely to have an impact on Korean banks in 2017.
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But the president's complaint is likely to have little impact on the congressional schedule.
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Employees of small businesses are less likely to have access to employer-based plans.
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That makes women two-and-a-half times more likely to have experienced stalking.
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People who have died by suicide were eight times more likely to have debt.
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Meth users were also more likely to have post-traumatic stress disorder and depression.
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Democratic voters were overwhelmingly likely to have confidence in Mueller and their party's lawmakers.
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Couse added: "Youth development is probably the biggest impact Brexit is likely to have."
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They are more likely to have more people in their households, including elderly parents.
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ET, is likely to have risen 216 percent in the 2779 months to June.
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But international pressure is also likely to have played a part in the decision.
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And unlike their older counterparts, they are more likely to have spent time abroad.
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Newly elected Democratic governors are likely to have to fight Republican-dominated state legislatures.
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As expected, those in lower-paying jobs are least likely to have these benefits.
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"You're likely to have severe emotional and physical ramifications from an abortion," she explains.
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Curiously, people in monogamous relationships were the most likely to have non-monogamous fantasies.
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Literally any site you visit you're likely to have Facebook, Google watching you there.
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The discussion is likely to have a heavy amount of follow-up Q&A
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It's much more likely to have a negative reaction if there's an upward surprise.
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Women in government are more likely to have family ties to politics than men.
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Older adults are also more likely to have underlying health conditions that exacerbate illness.
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For the same reasons, those are the people most likely to have criminal records.
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How else to explain that women are more likely to have SBS than men?
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But it also would be likely to have other effects, particularly on interest rates.
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At the same time, vulnerable populations are likely to have elevated data privacy fears.
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Yet they are least likely to have had a teacher that looks like them.
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Those with the most to lose are least likely to have their voices heard.
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Those who listed their spouse were twice as likely to have higher life satisfaction.
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We're much more likely to have at least some success with simple and cheap.
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Mr. Biden's supporters are less likely to have done so by about 30 points.
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Younger patients were also likely to have advanced cases more often than older patients.
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Coerced women were also 80% more likely to have menstrual problems, the study found.
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Most of the suspects, if not all, are likely to have played some role.
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The brush is of high quality, likely to have been used by an officer.
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They are also more likely parents, mostly fathers, and more likely to have jobs.
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And they're less likely to have trouble if a woman gets promoted, Durvasula says.
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Only more severe cases that are most likely to have coronavirus are being tested.
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Not one of them is likely to have a substantial impact on its own.
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If the article involves your eyeballs, it's even more likely to have this effect.
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Workers are much more likely to have access to sick days and vacation days.
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Parents of older kids are also more likely to have a high credit score.
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Those who engage in evidence-based investing are less likely to have such regrets.
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He added that the ruling is likely to have implications for private companies, too.
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Another 13 to14 percent of covered vehicles are likely to have been financially underwater.
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Nicholl said the attempt to arrest Chekatt was likely to have precipitated the attack.
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At first, VTOL aircraft are likely to have human pilots who steer the vehicles.
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Anorexic women may be more likely to have lower-weight babies or premature delivery.
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In addition, people with social dysfunction were over 16 times more likely to have post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) than those without social dysfunction, and about five and a half times more likely to have not returned to work after their accident.
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That is, people who changed their minds on Clinton were more than three times as likely to have gone negative on her, and people who changed their minds on Trump were nearly five times as likely to have gone negative on him.
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"This study showed that men who were less likely to have risk factors for heart disease and had healthier behaviors (non-smoking, physically active, healthier diet) were also less likely to have erectile dysfunction later in life," Lane-Cordova said by email.
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Among the women who did experience such issues, those who had taken two or more doses of SP compared to no or one dose were 76 percent less likely to have malaria, and 94 percent less likely to have gonorrhea or chlamydia.
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Specifically, women were more likely to have pretended to orgasm for the benefit of a partner, whereas men were more likely to have pretended orgasm due to feelings of insecurity, a desire to emotionally connect, and because they wanted to feel powerful.
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Mothers with larger babies are more likely to have infants that get stuck in the birth canal or require equipment like a vacuum or forceps to aid vaginal deliveries, and they are also more likely to have surgical, or cesarean section, deliveries.
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Compared to those in the middle wealth category, lower income children were 63 percent less likely to have their first eye doctor visit during the study period, while higher net worth children were 19 percent more likely to have a first visit.
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Mothers of babies with critical defects were more than twice as likely to have a heart attack, three times more likely to have other disease due to hardening of the arteries, and more than 40 times as likely to require a heart transplant.
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Compared with those in the lowest fitness category, people in the highest were 16 percent less likely to have depression, 61 percent less likely to have cardiovascular illness without depression, and 56 percent less likely to die from cardiovascular disease after becoming depressed.
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They are three times as likely to have abused illegal drugs in the last year, and twice as likely to have misused painkillers in the past month, according to a national survey conducted by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration.
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Overweight and obese men and women are likely to have higher estrogen levels, she said.
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Poorly walking pugs were also more likely to have trouble going to the bathroom properly.
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We speculate that these stars are the most likely to have a 2019 wedding planned.
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One was that asexuals were more likely to have fantasies that they themselves weren't in.
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Kids bullied online are nine times more likely to have their identities stolen, researchers found.
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Indeed, today's immigrants are more likely to have education beyond college than the native-born.
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The episode, however, is likely to have cost North Korea one of its few friends.
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But — fair warning — some research shows you're more likely to have nightmares on that side.
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Rising prices of fresh food and vegetables are likely to have dented households' purchasing power.
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States like Ohio and Arizona are likely to have ballot initiatives pushing for legalization soon.
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It's likely to have been a more enjoyable game enjoyed at a more leisurely pace.
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Targeting business users is likely to have given HTC different priorities for the Vive Focus.
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Granted, some independent analyst is likely to have reverse-engineered the system successfully by Christmas.
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Others said it was likely to have some hiccups on the way to full employment.
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The unbanked or underbanked also are more likely to have low income, and less education.
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Huge issuance of short-term debt is also likely to have contributed to the flattening.
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Coldplay is likely to have shot the music video during their India visit in September.
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By then, US-China negotiations are fairly likely to have produced an agreement, we believe.
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Meanwhile, the accompanying catalog is as thorough a job as we are likely to have.
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Wealthier homes in cities are more likely to have gardens and more space for plants.
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Lenses are more likely to have engineering and design problems, which will make images unclear.
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Poor sleepers were also more likely to have chronic health problems or diagnosed sleep disorders.
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Try to establish if your data is likely to have been compromised in the breach.
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Apple and Alphabet, however, are likely to have the biggest impact in the near term.
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The lack of funds for violence-interruption programmes is likely to have made a difference.
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The current shutdown, now the longest in history, is likely to have more serious consequences.
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For the first time in decades, women are more likely to have tattoos than men.
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And European Muslims are much more likely to have anti-Semitic beliefs than non-Muslims.
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And this is also a demographic that is less likely to have health insurance coverage.
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"Low income people are less likely to have reliable internet access or computers," Racine noted.
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Nor are female jobseekers likely to have the same chance of success as a man.
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Ciudadanos voters are more likely to have degrees than supporters of any other Spanish party.
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Yet, like other invented status symbols, it seems men are more likely to have one.
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Fitch believes that this is likely to have a minimal, if any, impact on ratings.
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Younger couples were more likely to have a cutoff, and a low one at that.
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These children were also much more likely to have high incomes and to file patents.
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They were likely to have been either Scud or Rodong-class missiles, the sources said.
|
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Warren backers are far more likely to have a college degree than the average Democrat.
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Phones are the one thing you're most likely to have with you in any situation.
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But, as Gould hypothesized, 21-24 year olds are far less likely to have kids.
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The first and last episodes of each season were the most likely to have malware.
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For car insurance, that involves working out which are least likely to have an accident.
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Richer friends/parents than a toddler is likely to have, but you get the idea.
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They found that those who had been vaccinated were significantly less likely to have gonorrhea.
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But nor are they likely to have familiarised themselves with the Ukraine agreement's 2,135 pages.
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Yes, it is likely to have a major impact on my wife & our entire family.
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Younger Americans are more likely to have attained a four-year degree than older groups.
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Civil servants are far more likely to have a university degree than in the past.
|
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But that's theoretical because Alibaba's motivation is likely to have been influenced by other matters.
|
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Crucially, those who have previously had depressive symptoms are more likely to have them again.
|
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But the effort is likely to have benefits beyond those aimed directly at the participants.
|
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But teenagers with the disorder are 36 percent more likely to have a car accident.
|
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When taking a look at many women's closets, most are likely to have embraced it.
|
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The design was also likely to have been in use during Jesus' time, he said.
|
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If they can do so, however, the group are likely to have plenty of customers.
|
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A senior House aide said Republican lawmakers there were likely to have a measured response.
|
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This in itself would have made her six times more likely to have a stroke.
|
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Building permits are likely to have increased to a 1.2 million-unit rate last month.
|
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The bill is likely to have the support of another Republican on the committee, Sen.
|
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Farmers in conflict areas were less likely to have moved to licit crops, it added.
|
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In reality, Mrs May is likely to have more luck winning votes from the opposition.
|
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They are also likely to have family in the US who can care for them.
|
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The agreement's failure is not likely to have much of an effect on Canada's economy.
|
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Further, retailers in bankruptcy — or trying to avoid bankruptcy — are likely to have blowout sales.
|
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Older adults are also one group that is more likely to have complications in recovery.
|
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The millennial and post-millennial generations are also more likely to have attained college degrees.
|
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Older respondents were least likely to have faith in the congressional and special counsel inquiries.
|
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Yahoo is likely to have a tax bill on the sale, possibly a substantial one.
|
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Bossert's resignation is likely to have a significant impact on the Trump administration's cybersecurity efforts.
|
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What impact is the Trump administration likely to have on retirement for the foreseeable future?
|
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It also found that women were less likely to have heard of student loan refinancing.
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Is this something that you think is likely to have an impact in Silicon Valley?
|
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They were also more likely to have partners who used cannabis while they were pregnant.
|
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And this incident is likely to have an effect on the banking industry at large.
|
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And the bigger the military reputation, the more impact the technology is likely to have.
|
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Four of those individuals were found likely to have information that would help the investigation.
|
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The comment seemed likely to have been made in (ill-advised) jest, but uproar ensued.
|
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This means that first-time users are less likely to have an effect, Giordano explains.
|
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But after puberty, girls are around two times more likely to have an ACL injury.
|
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Introverts are more likely to have a strong sense of introspective self-awareness, Cheek says.
|
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Blue districts are more likely to have high levels of income variation than red districts.
|
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"People who move to Florida are more likely to have Alzheimer's," for example, Larzelere said.
|
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For years to come, the Supreme Court is likely to have a very conservative majority.
|
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If they worked for a corporation, they are likely to have a generous retirement plan.
|
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The president considers his unpredictability advantageous, when it is more likely to have explosive consequences.
|
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By the time of the next election, the Conservatives are likely to have replaced Mrs.
|
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Cis-women are more likely to have instability of the pelvis, patellofemoral pain syndrome — a.k.a.
|
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Multiples in the NICU were 75% more likely to have wrong patient orders than singletons.
|
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Amy Klobuchar is also likely to have some hard decisions to make come Wednesday morning.
|
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MGM's legal maneuver is likely to have consequences for other lawsuits over mass-casualty attacks.
|
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But still, you might be doing it wrong — and veterans are likely to have noticed.
|
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They're less likely to have it, though, because they're less likely to ask for it.
|
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About 34 percent of them said they are likely to have a written financial plan.
|
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Southern states and rural areas are the most likely to have few, if any, choices.
|
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Gig economy workers are far more likely to have previously faced setbacks than traditional workers.
|
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They're also more likely to have heart and circulation problems or diabetes, studies have found.
|
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But experts said that the changes are not likely to have much effect on sales.
|
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She is likely to have previously met Sung Kim at conferences in Europe as well.
|
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Today a world with less American militarism is likely to have less militarism in general.
|
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Nor does the report seem likely to have much of an impact on Trump supporters.
|
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In earlier U.S. studies, professional drivers and shift workers were more likely to have diabetes.
|
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But Israel's latest policy announcement was likely to have been coordinated with the White House.
|
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In addition, the worsening employment situation is likely to have an impact on consumption growth.
|
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In Latin America, women were up to three times more likely to have the procedure.
|
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In this case, Gen Z workers were nearly twice as likely to have this fear.
|
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And the organization found that Republicans were more likely to have this view than Democrats.
|
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People younger than 35 are the age group least likely to have a credit card.
|
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"Young minority males are much more likely to have their car searched," he told CNN.
|
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It's the most visceral artifact of what happened there that we're ever likely to have.
|
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After 3 years in the program, girls were 40 percent less likely to have ever been pregnant and fifty percent less likely to have given birth, according to a multi-site, randomized controlled trial of the program in six states between 1997 and 2004.
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Wealthy students are more likely to attend high schools with a significant number of AP classes, more likely to have access to tutors and more likely to have taken standardized test preparation classes — all advantages that have been tied to higher standardized test scores.
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They were 3½ times more likely to have sudden cardiac death than women with stable weights.
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Rather, this new approach is likely to have been forced on Zyuganov by his party's grassroots.
|
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With Jio opening the floodgates to everyone, the data usage is likely to have sky rocketed.
|
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Experts say people infected with the coronavirus would be likely to have lesions in both lungs.
|
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Millennials, less likely to have a traditional pension than baby boomers, need to develop financial discipline.
|
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Some, like Brazil and Mexico, are set or likely to have populist leaders in place soon.
|
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Potential delays and cost overruns are likely to have a big impact on returns on investment.
|
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And with COPD, patients with limited English were 32%-51% more likely to have a readmission.
|
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What this means is these planets are likely to have an atmosphere and possibly support life.
|
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Women are also more likely to have worked in the lower-paying public or nonprofit sectors.
|
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But they require high skills and further education, which the poor are less likely to have.
|
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Its practitioners had long assumed that other stars were likely to have planets of their own.
|
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The brutal confirmation fight is likely to have far-reaching implications in next month's midterm elections.
|
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Such sanctions on Huawei are, however, likely to have ramifications beyond the company itself, analysts said.
|
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The answer is not only that couples are more likely to have children, who create mess.
|
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NotPetya, a widespread ransomware attack last year, is likely to have cost companies more than $3bn.
|
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Only one noted Valleyite is likely to have the president's ear: Peter Thiel, a venture capitalist.
|
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It's announcing the first six partners today, none of which you're likely to have heard of.
|
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People who were less extroverted and open were more likely to have only one close friend.
|
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Likewise, Musk sees the best chance he's ever likely to have to get his carbon tax.
|
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The tall, snow-capped volcano is more likely to have explosive eruptions because of its shape.
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That said, some people are more likely to have them than others because of their anatomy.
|
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"Open relationships are more likely to have a 'don't ask, don't tell' rule," Dr. Conley says.
|
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Any deal between Britain and the EU is likely to have bespoke elements of its own.
|
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Perry Pre-school Project boys are significantly more likely to have been in stable marital relationships.
|
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Higher income workers are more likely to have access to a work-based retirement savings plan.
|
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The wealthy are more likely to vote and far more likely to have their voice heard.
|
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Across Europe, except in Belgium, highly educated women are less likely to have children outside marriage.
|
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We have a vacancy now and are likely to have others during the next president's term.
|
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In those seats that are actually contested, the Conservatives are likely to have a bad night.
|
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Viacom, another channel group, had also been bidding, which is likely to have increased the price.
|
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Prince William, Princess Kate and Prince Harry are likely to have their cousin for a neighbor.
|
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Blacks were also more likely to have sought food from a food bank than whites were.
|
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If you're in a dream, the words are likely to have changed by the second inspection.
|
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The research also found those taking aspirin were more likely to have a major bleeding episode.
|
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Because of this, hotels are much more likely to have offerings like lounges, gyms, and entertainment.
|
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"If you are HIV-positive, you're five times more likely to have cervical cancer," Cowal said.
|
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Counting on one night of the year, every two years, is likely to have its limits.
|
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Instead, Thiel is likely to have been granted citizenship through a special exception by the government.
|
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They were also six times more likely to have high triglycerides, one aspect of high cholesterol.
|
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In other words, it is not likely to have a destructive effect on cells' genetic material.
|
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The statement was the first official admission that those on board were likely to have died.
|
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"You're more likely to have a successful experience when they're invested from the start," she said.
|
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They were five times less likely to have used public assistance in the previous seven years.
|
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Perpetrators of cyberbullying are 20 percent more likely to have suicidal thoughts and attempt suicide, too.
|
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They're likely to have a coven GroupChat or a coven Facebook group everyone finds slightly annoying.
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Districts with poorer or more immigrant families aren't as likely to have high opt out numbers.
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The launch is likely to have been a cover for testing a long-range ballistic missile.
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However, its relative weight over current revenue is likely to have peaked in 2016 at 143.6%.
|
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Well, people who develop drinking problems are much more likely to have underlying mental health conditions.
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Statistically speaking, they're more likely to have younger children and, thus, be worried about child care.
|
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Guys like Nick in books like this are much more likely to have daughters than sons.
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Founder-friendly VCs A 210th century VC was likely to have an MBA or finance background.
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Any leakage from the surrounding ooze would thus be likely to have had the same ratio.
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This means areas that had more Ingress players are no doubt likely to have more pokéstops.
|
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Older e-cigarette users were more likely to have been cigarette smokers, according to the survey.
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And sarcasm because, this being Ukraine, the list was not likely to have much credibility elsewhere.
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The NAHB Housing Market index is likely to have risen to 59 from 58 in April.
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Higher-hour caregivers are twice as likely to have been caregivers for ten years or more.
|
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Blacks, white evangelicals, and working-class whites are the groups most likely to have fixed worldviews.
|
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That is likely to have highly damaging consequences both for the UK and the European economies.
|
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When President Obama held office, Democrats were far more likely to have a positive economic outlook.
|
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Traumatized students are more likely to have poor attendance as well as academic and behavioral problems.
|
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That fine isn't likely to have an impact on the company's third-quarter earnings, Daimler said.
|
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The mixed messages from the Trump administration is likely to have been music to China's ears.
|
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Generally thin people are more likely to have several thin relatives and obese people obese relatives.
|
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The changes are likely to have a profound impact on birds, seals, polar bears and whales.
|
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Those ultra-loose policies are all too likely to have seriously distorted global asset market prices.
|
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Young people are half as likely to have been in a fight than a generation ago.
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A heavier piece is more likely to have substantial cladding; a lightweight piece has thin cladding.
|
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Consumers are likely to have increased their spending in October, after a surprising pullback in September.
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SLT's fibre investments are likely to have low returns due to the country's low broadband tariffs.
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White and Asian youth were more likely to have had exams than black and Latino youth.
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He is also likely to have sway over who will replace key EU commissioners, including Vestager.
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So Uber is likely to have breached state laws by concealing the breach for so long.
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Google Search essentially has no peer, and isn't likely to have one in the near future.
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In particular, those who got more sun were less likely to have died of heart disease.
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Big institutional players are likely to have hedged their exposure to the notes, market participants said.
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However, recent research suggests that people who curse more often are likely to have higher intelligence.
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On the last run, you're likely to have to wake up nine people, all with bags.
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It's unclear, however, whether agreeable people are more likely to have debt than other personality types.
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Teens with unhealthy eating habits may be more likely to have depression, according to new research.
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Overall, though, Protestants are more likely to have positive views of the clergy and their church.
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The two events most likely to have irritated Trump occurred at almost the same time Tuesday.
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People with Type 1 diabetes are more likely to have severe disease if they become infected.
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Across the industry, they are also less likely to have health insurance or paid sick leave.
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Mr. Trump's presidency has ushered in two significant changes that are likely to have staying power.
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Even if frozen, ponds are likely to have weak areas unable to support your dog's weight.
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In truth, today's adolescents are less likely to have had sex than those of previous generations.
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Quite a few are likely to have a hard time finding jobs that meet their expectations.
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Reducing the committees' hearings and other activities is likely to have drastic repercussions beyond this year.
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What's going to make him least likely to have to constantly distance himself from his party?
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Restaurant workers are less likely to have health benefits and paid sick leave than other professions.
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They are also almost twice as likely to have a college degree than the average American.
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Research shows we are less likely to have our attention diverted when reading something in print.
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If the two sides had finalized an agreement, the election was likely to have been postponed.
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Non-Hispanic white women were the most likely to have a diagnosis of both at delivery.
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Those people with the most muscle then were the least likely to have heart disease now.
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Importantly, African Americans were most likely to have the greatest sleep irregularity, the study authors note.
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Any change in TBANK's National Ratings would be likely to have a corresponding effect on TCAP.
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People are more likely to have heard of Barclays and J.P. Morgan than Revolut or Monzo.
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Today, married couples in the United States are likely to have similar educational and career backgrounds.
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Whether or not that proves true, Mr. Giuliani is likely to have an opinion about it.
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Fortunately, China is likely to have a difficult time eliminating Taiwan's presence diplomatically in the Pacific.
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They're also less likely to have the management experience that can lead to starting a company.
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The courts are likely to have the final say over whether Title IX covers transgender students.
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The people most likely to have lead pipes are those who live in older, unrenovated houses.
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Respondents in this region were much less likely to have a moderated view of the president.
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Black franchisees are also more likely to have fewer locations than their white counterparts, franchisees said.
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Girls were more likely to have CD than boys, at 4.3 percent versus 2.7 percent, respectively.
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It wouldn't take much, since Republicans are likely to have a majority of only two votes.
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Men were more likely to have expectations for postoperative sexual activity, particularly men under age 60.
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We are likely to have some news on that in the next 10 to 15 days.
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Where there's air pollution, people are more likely to have depression, according to a new study.
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Our subjects are more likely to have just emerged from prison, or written their 1,547th novel.
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Younger men and women are more likely to have a no-tolerance policy about louche behavior.
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According to recently published research, frequent fast food eaters are more likely to have bad breath.
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Almost any policy addressing a complicated issue is likely to have elements that involve specialized expertise.
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Those with more authoritarian views on parenting were more likely to have voted for Donald Trump.
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But higher-income women may be more likely to have a regular doctor to prescribe pills.
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They are more likely to have lower test scores, become teen mothers, and experience violent crime.
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As a result, this is likely to have somewhat depressed measured job ads for the month.
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People from both parties are equally likely to have known someone who has abused prescription painkillers.
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So people with health insurance are more likely to have addiction treatment covered in their plans.
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Incidentally, the photograph shows cars parked closest to campus being more likely to have backed in.
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Without help, NAMI reports they're more likely to have lower GPAs, drop out, and become unemployed.
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Older moms are naturally more likely to have twins Even without IVF or other fertility treatments, mothers are naturally more likely to have twins as they get older, says Christine Greves, MD, an obstetrician and gynecologist at Winnie Palmer Hospital for Women and Babies in Orlando.
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Compared to women who failed to meet exercise recommendations at either point in time, women who got enough moderate activity at both points were 38 percent less likely to have a fatal stroke and 12 percent less likely to have any kind of stroke, the study found.
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And since black or brown people are already less likely to have flexible work hours or own cars often required to get to the DMV and get an ID, they might be less likely to have that ID and be able to vote when asked for it.
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Similarly, volunteers who worked 49 or more hours per week were 66% more likely to have sustained hypertension, while those working 41 to 48 hours per week were 33% more likely to have sustained hypertension compared to colleagues who worked fewer hours, the researchers reported in Hypertension.
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Black children are over seven times more likely to have an incarcerated parent than their white peers.
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It's the kind of accomplishment that means Edraki is likely to have a long career in science.
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In many cases, minorities are less likely to have official forms of identification due to financial hardship.
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We're more likely to have a debate over whether or not a lightsaber could cut through adamantium.
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Black and Hispanic women were least likely to have jobs in the management, professional and related category.
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Ferrari are also likely to have a vacancy in 2019, with Kimi Raikkonen's contract ending next year.
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Those least likely to have cut the cord are homes with household incomes between $75,000 and $150,000.
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Athletes may be more likely to have menstrual irregularities than teen girls who don't participate in sports.
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MPI also found that Nigerians are more likely to have private health insurance and become naturalized citizens.
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Maybe something about liking beer does make people more likely to have sex on the first date.
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That means neither phase of the cycle is likely to have a significant effect on summer weather.
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The implication is that modern humans are likely to have a messier genetic heritage than once thought.
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Near this date, you're likely to have a clarifying conversation, or realization, about how your partners think.
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Kids under three were 50 percent more likely to have complications than older children, the study found.
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A touch-sensitive button is likely to have fewer mechanical parts, leading to a lower failure rate.
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Poorer people are likely to have had a more stressful experience struggling to cope with the aftermath.
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Those in the upper right have the highest average incomes and are more likely to have degrees.
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SRI LANKA LIKELY TO HAVE SAME LEAD MANAGERS WHO MANAGED $2.4 BLN BORROWING IN MARCH- GOVT OFFICIAL
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London law firms are likely to have a lot of work in the event of a Brexit.
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"The economy has already peaked out, so we are likely to have a mild recession," he said.
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U.S. growth in the fourth quarter of 2015 is likely to have been less than 20073 percent.
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Businesses with little or no bank financing are more likely to have taken out a Mafia loan.
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Any state that goes first is likely to have its own economic driver that will take predominance.
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We're less likely to have dreams about reading and writing and activities that are more recent developments.
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The big picture: 2020 Democratic frontrunner Joe Biden is also likely to have had a huge April.
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The presidential race is likely to have a strong impact on the outcome in the Senate race.
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But the voters who are motivated by anti-Latino sentiment are particularly likely to have switched parties.
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Exoplanets are much less likely to have the mass or the acceleration to make detectable gravitational waves.
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Don't forget that women are likely to have longer retirements than men, considering their greater life expectancies.
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But none outside the Big Four is likely to have the expertise to audit a global company.
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It's also likely to have been wandering, alone, in deep space for a very, very long time.
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Of those officials, 7 pleaded no contest to misdemeanors and are likely to have their records wiped.
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Also, the figure is from 2010 and is likely to have changed in the last six years.
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That's a dramatic shift, and it's likely to have ripple effects on Earth's weather and climate system.
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BNP Paribas analysts estimated about 2bn was likely to have been set aside for the RMBS fine.
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People of color are already less likely to have the same opportunities that their white counterparts do.
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Meanwhile, data on durable goods orders is likely to have risen in December from the previous month.
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Meanwhile, those who were between 25 to 34 were least likely to have automatic transfers in place.
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These costs were likely to have added around 70bp to non-life insurers' loss ratios in 2016.
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A slowing global economy, especially from China, is likely to have an impact on the United States.
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A hitherto male-dominated empire is then likely to have some Wallenberg women right at the top.
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Huawei had a very good 2018, and it's likely to have a very good 2019, as well.
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Bordering states are more likely to have conflicting interests than nations located far away from each other.
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But there are several Austern recommends that you're at least slightly less likely to have come across.
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But you're more likely to have heard of his viral 2013 croissant-doughnut hybrid pastry: the Cronut.
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Lawmakers are likely to have some questions about the direction of the ongoing — and possibly broadening — investigation.
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These candidates were more often younger, male, more educated and more likely to have private health insurance.
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Older women are less likely to be working than men and less likely to have private pensions.
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This is especially the case as FHCs are now more likely to have multiple principal operating subsidiaries.
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It doesn't work well for workers who are less likely to have a broader financial safety net.
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They are also more likely to have co-occurring chronic physical diseases including cardiovascular disease and arthritis.
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Younger women were more likely to report absenteeism and less likely to have shared the real reason.
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Retail businesses are also the most likely to have tried Facebook advertising (57 percent) at some point.
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Because women on average live longer than men, they are likely to have more years in retirement.
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Bisexual and gay students are twice as likely to have experienced both physical and sexual dating violence.
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Though traumatic injuries spanned ages for humans, Neanderthals were more likely to have died before reaching 30.
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Veterans with PTSD are up to 2202x more likely to have suicidal thoughts than veterans without PTSD.
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Younger voters tend to have had more college and are more likely to have received their degree.
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That's important because people who have sickle cell anemia are also more likely to have Ro blood.
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Based on my DNA, I am most likely to have dark hair and eyes, which is true.
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Participants who said religion or spirituality was important were the most likely to have a bucket list.
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I'm more likely to have Facebook friends who tend to have similar views and opinions to mine.
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I start to look for the gimmes that are likely to have rebuses in them, et voila!
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In general, it seems like smaller, more densely packed states are more likely to have fast internet.
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Black and white civilians involved in police shootings were equally likely to have been carrying a weapon.
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If your parents spoke negatively about their body, you are more likely to have low self-confidence.
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The available evidence suggests otherwise: among those killed, black citizens are disproportionately likely to have been unarmed.
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Young adults that have had a parent incarcerated are more likely to have asthma, HIV, and AIDS.
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For example, one in six passengers flying through Hartsfield-Jackson is likely to have a flight delay.
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The trade talks are likely to have an impact on U.S. restrictions on Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei.
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But Trump is likely to have more difficulty working with Riyadh in the future, confounding both sides.
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Same-sex female couples are four times more likely to have children than same-sex male couples.
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The president isn't likely to have a problem securing the GOP presidential nomination regardless of California's move.
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Like the Democratic electorate, they are more female than male and more likely to have attended college.
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Interestingly, women are considerably far more likely to have conversion disorder, as well as have had MPI.
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Results showed that, as expected, those who had endometriosis were more likely to have issues with fertility.
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"More than half of those images were likely to have been edited in certain way," Lyu said.
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A 2015 study even found that women with more tattoos were more likely to have attempted suicide.
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While the two share a lot of the same technology, they're likely to have radically different implementations.
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These benefits are likely to have the greatest influence on more commoditised reinsurance products such as property.
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But Berlusconi's Forza Italia was likely to have a role in a likely coalition government, he said.
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Americans are most likely to have a plan in place to cover housing debt (81 percent do).
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No, what's different now is that denial and the resulting delay are likely to have deadly consequences.
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By young adulthood, kids with incarcerated parents were 4.4 times less likely to have high school degrees.
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It's a large total, with many likely to have been bought by Chinese investors given recent trends.
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Danes are more likely to have jobs than Americans, and in many cases they earn substantially more.
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Women fed soy-based formula as babies were more likely to have severe menstrual pain as adults.
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You're more likely to have a machine automate part of your job, not destroy your job entirely.
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I think we're likely to have a recession, but I think it's going to be V-shaped.
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People are more likely to have heart attacks when the weather is bad, Swedish researchers have found.
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She is likely to have had a firm hand in guiding the BFC toward a suitable successor.
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But they were much less likely to have the kinds of severe symptoms seen in older groups.
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It's come at a really bad time of the year ... It's likely to have moved around China.
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To this day, a chic Paris living room is likely to have at least one African piece.
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Pregnant women who slept on their backs were more likely to have babies with low birth weight.
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Some experts have suggested that older sperm is more likely to have mutations that lead to disease.
|
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Architecture majors were also the most likely to have a job secured before they graduated from college.
|
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Youth who used heroin were more than twice as likely to have repeat overdoses during the study.
|
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If you're black or Latino in the country, you are much less likely to have disposable income.
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That's because they're more likely to have a better economy and stronger consumer spending power, he said.
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Countries with good health are likely to have a more productive work force and hence grow faster.
|
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They are also more likely to have impaired engagement at work due to adverse effects on sleep.
|
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Those same older homes are also more likely to have old, peeling paint — another major lead risk.
|
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They are also likely to have subscriptions to video services like Hulu or music services like Spotify.
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As a result, women are more likely to have stability and motion control features marketed to them.
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Many Catholics, among whom Pope Francis has been extremely popular worldwide, are likely to have been offended.
|
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These children were also 12% more likely to have pneumonia during their first five years of life.
|
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But, in many ways, this Thanksgiving is likely to have an extra thick layer of negative coating.
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Yes, she says, since "partisan leaders, officials and candidates are likely to have especially strong partisan interests".
|
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It also found that former presidential candidates and party leaders were likely to have more followers. Rep.
|
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Smaller firms are also likely to have fewer options for raising fresh capital if S2 ratios weaken.
|
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This strategy is likely to have many unfortunate consequences for the Israelis as well for the Palestinians.
|
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Service members are more likely to have PTSD, but it's common in the general population as well.
|
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They were also more likely to have high blood pressure and to lack a high school degree.
|
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That growing divide among states is likely to have a powerful influence over future national policy debates.
|
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"It is likely to have dramatic effects on health and well-being, as well as community cohesion."
|
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We are likely to have more such personal data stores accompanying more people through their daily routines.
|
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In the study, men were the more likely to have children, and they didn't suffer financial consequences.
|
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In Western cultures, men and women are equally likely to have moderate to severe cases of it.
|
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But millennials were almost twice as likely to have stock from computer chip designers AMD and Nvidia.
|
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Compared to adults who were full-term babies, those who were premature or low birthweight infants were 22019% less likely to have sexual intercourse, 28% less likely to have romantic relationships and 23% less likely to become parents, the analysis of data on more than 4 million people found.
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With this method, not only are they less likely to be interrupted, they're also less likely to have their ideas stolen; in mixed settings, research has shown, women are less likely to have their own ideas attributed to them — in many cases because male credit is simply inferred.
|
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But those people who always had been active, exercising consistently for a few hours a week, were about 30 to 35 percent less likely to have passed away from any cause and about 40 percent less likely to have died of a heart attack than the consistently inactive people.
|
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Millennials (age 21-37) are the most likely to have access to video-on-demand services like Netflix.
|
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Historically, unlimited operations have targeted smaller banking institutions because they are less likely to have robust security mechanisms.
|
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Scientists define that as the space around the star where a planet is most likely to have water.
|
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But why are women in the C-suite more likely to have played sports than their male counterparts?
|
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With Lower already in the race against Amash for 2020, Amash is likely to have another competitive primary.
|
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As a result, homes built in or after 1986 are far less likely to have lead solder materials.
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Young and healthy people are less likely to have heart problems while exercising, but it can still happen.
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Older dads are also more likely to have more stable jobs and resources to provide for those children.
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Immigrants are twice as likely to have university degrees as people born in the country, notes Mr Jedwab.
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As a result, he is likely to have to serve this sentence if he does return to Italy.
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Because they don't disclose, China is likely to have more of these globally impactful vulnerabilities in their arsenal.
|
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If your parents divorce when you're young, you're more likely to have poor relationships with them in adulthood.
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And would certainly have been less likely to have been actively invited in, as DeepMind says it was.
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That fact is likely to have informed participants' attitudes around social media, both before and after the election.
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Much of the world is likely to have to fight the next downturn with its armoury severely depleted.
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Consumer confidence is up most among over-55s, who are also likely to have voted for Mr Trump.
|
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Victims and attorneys say abuse often goes unreported, since poor people are less likely to have legal representation.
|
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In many cities, Hispanic males were also more likely to have sex at young ages than white boys.
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Gawronski believes it is more likely to have been officials at the Farnesina, home to the Foreign Ministry.
|
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High-level discussions between the two countries over sanctions and production policy are likely to have begun already.
|
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But those selling laughing gas at festivals now are far more likely to have links to organised crime.
|
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With sleep disorders, participants were also more likely to have irregular menstrual cycles, thyroid issues, depression and anxiety.
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Remember when I was dating that guy who turned out to be likely to have a small dick?
|
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Studies suggest pupils are more likely to have moderate political views and positive opinions about the other community.
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The idea is that the bartender's appearance equals sex, and that he's also likely to have sex, right?
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And the longer you live abroad, the more self-discerning reflections you're likely to have, the researchers write.
|
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Analysis revealed a disproportionate impact on minorities who were more likely to have unique names that officials mistyped.
|
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Would insects that had mutations promoting conscious feeling be likely to have more reproductive success than other insects?
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Doctors who die by suicide are less likely to have been receiving mental health treatment than non-physicians.
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They are also more likely to have health problems like headaches, stomach aches, back pain, and bed-wetting.
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The story most likely to have been heard by members of the Auckland goth scene was about Emma*.
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Any changes to its parent's ratings are likely to have a corresponding impact on KBC Group Re's ratings.
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"Boeing identified 20 737 MAX airplanes that are most likely to have the parts in question," it said.
|
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But the DCCC's intervention is likely to have two consequences in the run-up to the mid-terms.
|
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For Google, the loss of Giannandrea is not likely to have a big impact on its AI efforts.
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And he has half a dozen unopened boxes, each likely to have at least a couple more Griffeys.
|
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Not only were you less happy, but you were also more likely to have issues with mental health.
|
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But forecasts show economic growth is likely to have been the weakest since the 2008 global financial crisis.
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It may not look all that fearsome right now, but it is still likely to have significant impact.
|
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But for the global village and connected world we inhabit, it's likely to have long-term, serious repercussions.
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But several experts have said that only the Syrian regime is likely to have stockpiles of Sarin gas.
|
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In reality, he was more likely to have his nose stuck in a book than in someone's face.
|
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Twitter is likely to have generated $2.2 billion in revenue in 2015, almost all of it from ads.
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We are likely to have to go through such a neomedieval phase before the restructuring process can begin.
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Blacks and Hispanics were less likely to have their blood pressure under control, compared to whites, researchers found.
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Slow client activity and concerns around a potential no-deal Brexit are likely to have sharpened those thoughts.
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She is deemed more centrist than Corbyn and more likely to have broader appeal beyond the party membership.
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The study also found that men were more likely to have that particular kind of HPV than women.
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Trans individuals are at least four times as likely to have incomes below $10,000 as their cis counterparts.
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Though evidence indicates they don't make one more likely to have unprotected sex, that's been my personal experience.
|
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News reports suggest that 2016 looks likely to have more reviews than ever before and more complex deals.
|
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The Senate, along with the House, is likely to have a phase-in of the lower corporate rate.
|
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Shortly after, we're likely to have a timeline of when House Republicans will release their tax cut bill.
|
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German retail and manufacturing data shows Europe's biggest economy is likely to have lost steam over the summer.
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Obama, of course, isn't likely to have cleared the 22 inches of snow at the White House himself.
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They were also more likely to have had a spouse who was disabled or suffering from memory loss.
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A Reuters poll showed Taiwan's exports were likely to have contracted for the 15th straight month in April.
|
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Cooper's wife Susan, 63, was also likely to have been affected by e-coli and died of gastroenteritis.
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Despite that increase in 2014, the study concludes that China's emissions are likely to have decreased in 2015.
|
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Overall, fish larvae in slicks were about twice as likely to have ingested plastic as those found elsewhere.
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He is an informal adviser to the ministry, and is likely to have some role in the evaluation.
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Maricopa officials are likely to have about another 200,000 ballots to plow through before every vote is tallied.
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Following a vehicle blast, is this soldier likely to have back pain for the rest of his life?
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Further, the data reveal that men are much more likely to have offsite jobs in top earning professions.
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The loans are likely to have an interest rate of about 5%, the WSJ said, citing a source.
|
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Trump's incendiary rhetoric is not likely to have as much of an effect here as in other states.
|
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Growth in 2018 is likely to have been the weakest since 1990, and this year looks even worse.
|
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He said any information that might have traveled from Ferrari to Mercedes was likely to have been outdated.
|
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Four cases of Zika infection are highly likely to have been caused by infected mosquitoes, officials said today.
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For each additional ACE mothers experienced, children were 18 percent more likely to have a suspected developmental delay.
|
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Boeing has identified 85033 737 Max passenger jets that are most likely to have the parts in question.
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Still, exports are likely to have made a broadly neutral contribution to fourth-quarter GDP growth, Westpac said.
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The loans are likely to have an interest rate of about 5%, The Journal said, citing a source.
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Whites without a college degree — much more likely to have been uninsured pre-Obama — gave him 66 percent.
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The changes are likely to have a profound impact on animals like birds, seals, polar bears and whales.
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Conservative MPs are now likely to have to shuttle between Manchester and London over the course several days.
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Workers eligible for overtime are less likely to have traditional paid leave benefits, making this reform particularly important.
|
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Eleven to 85033 years later, the women closest to the explosion were more likely to have breast cancer.
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In what is likely to have been a modest deal, terms of the acquisition, including price, remain undisclosed.
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People of color are nearly twice as likely to have an unmet need for leave than white workers.
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That alert came too late: The bombs were likely to have already been made and packed into suitcases.
|
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Many remain convinced the dollar has had its day, noting U.S. economic growth is likely to have peaked.
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For one thing, the health insurance in your open enrollment package is likely to have an increased deductible.
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It was an innocuous request that was likely to have a boring answer, yes, but you never know?
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People in correctional settings are five to seven times more likely to have HIV than the civilian population.
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People who have health coverage are less likely to have trouble paying their bills or suffer medical bankruptcy.
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Overall economic growth in Britain is likely to have been among the fastest of advanced economies in 2016.
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Heavy and even moderate coffee drinkers were significantly more likely to have hypertension if they were slow metabolizers.
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Those groups — mainly minorities, the poor and students — are less likely to have the required forms of identification.
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Moms with higher BMIs were more likely to have children who were also heavier, according to the study.
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This method makes obtaining a representative sample difficult, as some groups are less likely to have internet access.
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It's a first for a major world economy, and the new laws are likely to have profound effects.
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At some point you're likely to have a family and a house and a whole bunch of responsibilities.
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Women are planning to have children at later ages, when they are more likely to have trouble conceiving.
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At the Paris Cafe, there's an all-day menu of dishes that are likely to have broad appeal.
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Women progress faster to AIDS than infected men, and are more likely to have heart attacks and strokes.
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But it is likely to have a similarly spare aesthetic to Mr. Zwirner's current spaces, by Annabelle Selldorf.
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Most teenagers are not likely to have $5,20183 in annual earnings, but it still pays to start early.
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The U.S. unemployment rate is likely to have already risen to 5.5%, a level not seen since 2.
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In other words, Mr. Sanders is likely to have the money to keep running if he wants to.
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As a result, United is likely to have to cut its schedule even more in May and June.
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The prospect of annexation has alarmed the Palestinians, who fear that Netanyahu is likely to have Trump's backing.
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Low-income communities are also less likely to have air conditioning or access to pools or cooling centers.
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Buyers of high-end homes were almost twice as likely to have made offers on homes sight unseen.
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For everyone else, it doesn't seem likely to have a big impact on how desirable the product is.
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And a cross-owned radio station is four to five times more likely to have a news format.
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Those whose income went up by 50 percent were 14 percent less likely to have a cardiovascular event.
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People along the East and West coasts are also slightly more likely to have tried plant-based meat.
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They are also more likely to have the job flexibility they need to travel to a distant clinic.
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He is no longer a stranger to himself; he is more likely to have forgiveness for human frailty.
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Men are more likely to have heart disease than women as are people over the age of 65.
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And as extreme weather becomes more frequent, it is likely to have to spend more repairing the damage.
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Hence, the weak momentum is likely to have continued in first month of the third quarter as well.
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Hmong Americans are 20 percent less likely to have a bachelor's degree or more than the average American.
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Credit standards are likely to have improved following the Australian Prudential Regulatory Authority (APRA) review in early 22001.
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This diversity was reflected at the market in Wuhan where the new coronavirus was likely to have originated.
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Establishing the complex mix of factors that are likely to have inspired the Florida attack is not straightforward.
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Women and Asians were more likely to have food allergies and intolerances than other groups, the study found.
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Rather, they are likely to have different perspectives, based in part on their experiences navigating a man's world.
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Labor markets with higher minimum wages are less likely to have paid internships, we found in our study.
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But wealthy students are still more likely to have taken standardized tests like the SAT more than once.
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These documents are likely to have heavy redactions like the other Ukraine-related files recently released under FOIA.
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"With the exception of the latest two earthquakes ... none are likely to have caused significant damage," it added.
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Lawmakers appeared certain to reject his bid, a factor likely to have influenced Netanyahu's decision not to proceed.
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In this particular case the man had a vasectomy, so he's not likely to have any more children.
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Research shows when a person has one ACE, they are more likely to have another two or more.
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Young people who live in urban centers are more likely to have their parents help pay the rent.
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However, direct risk as a share of current revenue is likely to have peaked in 2016 at 103%.
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"They are far more likely to have a strong sense of their own racial ident ity, " Ekins wrote.
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Just what the AG decides is likely to have a big impact on how Israeli politics moves forward.
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The lack of performance, despite having the best engines available, is also likely to have a commercial impact.
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In particular, it is likely to have a toxic effect on America's diplomacy, in a number of ways.
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The disappearing American academic engagement with Germany is likely to have dire consequences for both America and Germany.
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In about six weeks' time, two of Europe's largest economies are likely to have no-one in charge.
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It just means people from the same ethnic background are more likely to have the same blood groups.
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Nonetheless, DACA-eligible recipients are, compared with the greater US population, less likely to have completed college diplomas.
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By number, hundreds of Ten employees owed pension and leave entitlements, are likely to have a decisive vote.
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Crops still standing due to weather delays - some 86 million bushels - are likely to have the poorest quality.
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That distinction is likely to have been lost, though, on both supporters and critics of the BDS movement.
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Eventually the United States is likely to have to repeal major parts of the law or face sanctions.
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Schacht noted that areas particularly affected by mass incarceration are more likely to have a shortage of men.
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But neither Boeing nor Safeway is likely to have the fearsome arm-twisting clout of this new conglomerate.
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If you're sanguine, you're likely to have ideas for 20 projects and counting rolling around in your head.
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The findings were very clear: Only less educated whites were significantly more likely to have swung to Trump.
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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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Five years from now, we're likely to have moved on from Donald Trump's weird run for the presidency.
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Children exposed to lead have lower IQs and are more likely to have difficulty focusing and paying attention.
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In addition, compared to men born after spontaneous conception, ICSI men were nearly three times more likely to have sperm concentrations below 15 million per milliliter of semen, which is the World Health Organization's definition of "normal," and four times more likely to have total sperm counts below 39 million.
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Compared with day workers, people who occasionally worked night shifts were 15 percent more likely to have diabetes; those who rotated shifts with some night work were 18 percent more likely; and those who worked irregular shifts with frequent night shifts were 44 percent more likely to have Type 2 diabetes.
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They showed that the smilodon was more likely to have hurt its shoulder blades and some of its lower thoracic and lumbar vertebrae than its other bones, and the dire wolf was more likely to have injured its cervical vertebrae, ankles and toe bones than other parts of its body.
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African-American women were more likely to have dangerously high blood pressure during pregnancy and less likely to breastfeed.
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Couples were 9 percent more likely to have a baby after three years of infertility than after six years.
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A huge increase in corn production means maize is likely to have supplanted rice as the most planted crop.
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"Early June or late August are quite a bit more likely to have cheap fares than July," he reveals.
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People who had stroke or heart disease were more likely to have genes associated with major depression, for instance.
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"Experts generally agree that recreational marijuana laws are likely to have stronger effects than medical marijuana laws," Hasin said.
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Workers with higher activity levels were also less likely to have abdominal obesity, high blood pressure and low HDL.
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Meanwhile, homes with less than $40,000 in annual income are 20 percent more likely to have cut the cord.
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Rosemary Haefner, chief human resources officer at CareerBuilder, said younger women are less likely to have a savings cushion.
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And women who were sexually assaulted were significantly more likely to have depressive symptoms, anxiety, and poor sleep quality.
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Bisexuals are most likely to have come out only in limited contexts (295%), the highest number across all groups.
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These same men are also more likely to have used violence against other young men — verbally, physically, and online.
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If you're a working-age American, you're less likely to have a job now than you were pre-crisis.
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But the scenes that seem most likely to have important ongoing effects on the show were relatively quiet ones.
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With concussions, combat veterans were more likely to have post-traumatic stress disorder, severe depression, anxiety and sleep difficulties.
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They are more likely to have intestinal worms and to be anaemic (which affects both academic accomplishment and health).
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The Japanese were the most likely to have avoided the subject, even though Japan has the world's oldest population.
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THE first bridges were likely to have been built by early man shoving a fallen tree across a stream.
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GFMS analysts at Thomson Reuters said that platinum was likely to have already posted its lows for the year.
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Other studies have shown you're also more likely to have that first heart attack if your work is stressful.
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In 2030 the world is highly likely to have at least 490m poor people, according to the Brookings Institution.
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Though happier people are more likely to have children, it does not follow that children necessarily keep them cheerful.
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Banks with the most diversified revenue sources and strongest franchises are again likely to have the most resilient earnings.
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In America economists grumble that prominent researchers are more likely to have the connections needed to obtain such data.
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The acquisition of SolarCity is likely to have a "neutral" impact on Tesla's fourth quarter, said Elon Musk Wednesday.
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Not only were people much more likely to have jobs, those jobs were more likely to be good ones.
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I'll be the first to admit bone hurting juice is stupid and not likely to have much staying power.
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If it'd been blown, I'd be likely to have been found in an alleyway somewhere with numerous broken limbs.
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Women in their 20s are three and a half times more likely to have an unplanned pregnancy than teens.
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But the new European Parliament is likely to have many more populists in it whether or not Britons vote.
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Whether in Britain or America, he is likely to have plenty of time for that in the months ahead.
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LG has been stuck in that zone for years, and the G7 seems likely to have the same fate.
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People who were told that their browsing history influenced the ad were more likely to have a positive response.
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So Google's lawyers are likely to have a spring in their step going into this next European antitrust battle.
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As a result, any changes made to the policy are likely to have a minimal impact on tax receipts.
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These are the days that are most likely to have long lines at the airport, flight delays or cancelations.
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That said, any garment with "Prince William" and "Princess Catherine" stitched inside is likely to have a high value.
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People with asthma were also five times more likely to have spoken with a doctor about avoiding pollution exposure.
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People likely to have been exposed to antibiotic-resistant bacteria in other environments were excluded from the current study.
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Secondly, there are easy ways to replace them and make new compounds that are likely to have similar effects.
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Regulators are likely to have informally signed off on Simon's appointment, three people with knowledge of the matter said.
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For example, if you start your day well, you're likely to have confidence throughout the rest of your day.
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Moreover, Saunders said an increase in Chinese demand is likely to have a positive impact on Europe's overall economy.
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A close confidant of Priebus, Spicer is likely to have access to the inner workings of the Oval Office.
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Adolescents who used tobacco are more likely to have family and peers that engage in this behavior, King said.
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And production is likely to have increased further in the fourth quarter, when the figures are published next month.
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People with a mild build up and distribution of tau were also more likely to have died by suicide.
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And Davy, who was Harry's first serious longterm girlfriend, is likely to have a big supporter in the prince.
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Compared to non-obese patients, people with severe obesity were more than twice as likely to have vascular injury.
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Patients with less extreme obesity were still 77 percent more likely to have vascular injury than non-obese individuals.
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Simpson has maintained a pattern of good behavior and is likely to have the same score again this summer.
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They should know more about the representative's stance and also are more likely to have an HBO Go account.
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Apple has just poached one of Google's top AI executives in a move likely to have far-reaching consequences.
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The good news is that Macron and Merkel are likely to have other like-minded leaders to work with.
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And women over age 35 who had C-sections were almost three times more likely to have severe complications.
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And again, when your poops are irregular, you're more likely to have out-of-whack gas that hurts too.
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It is likely to have been written in an out-of-date language, possibly more than one of them.
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"Although children with NAFLD overall are typically boys, girls with NAFLD are more likely to have diabetes," Schwimmer said.
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Low-income places are less likely to have full-service grocery stores or farmers' markets, let alone organic stuff.
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Males were significantly more likely to have done so, 7.1 percent of them compared to 5.3 percent of females.
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Americans without a college education and their children are much less likely to have a direct stake in stocks.
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Statistics also show that drivers are three to five times more likely to have a wreck along the corridor.
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In statistics, it's known as "voluntary response bias"—the fact that volunteers are more likely to have extreme opinions.
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Those in the retail trade industry are the most likely to have Amazon Storefront accounts, as 11 percent do.
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That appointment is arguably the administration's highest profile success and the one likely to have the most lasting legacy.
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Because of the nature of DNA, every criminal is likely to have multiple relatives in every major genealogy database.
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Variable accounts are "more likely to have significant fluctuations in usage…from period to period," according to the company.
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Clinton on Tuesday, and Mr. Trump is likely to have a running mate by the end of the week.
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Children under 5, adults over 65 and those with weakened immune systems are more likely to have severe cases.
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Kids these days are more likely to have their sights set on YouTube's trending page than a corner office.
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We would then be less likely to have cynical and despairing doom and gloom attitudes toward love and marriage.
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The YouGov data reveal that undecided voters are much less likely to have positions on issues driving the campaign.
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At the Gucci store in Manhattan, news of the raid in Queens was likely to have been quickly forgotten.
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Clinton, who is known for her long memory, is likely to have a fraught relationship with her F.B.I. director.
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People with Afib are up to five times more likely to have a stroke than those without the condition.
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They are far more likely to have computers, internet access and computer games focused on reading and math skills.
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