We've got the American people living longer and longer and longer.
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She is no longer young, no longer sweet, no longer 17.
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As we live longer and longer and longer, "always" stretches beyond what it used to mean for our ancestors.
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But how we pay for the health care for all of these Americans living longer and longer and longer.
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And pretty soon, that list of brown people the industry goes to for everything will get longer, and longer, and longer.
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And now that she is active on climate change, she is no longer lonely, no longer silent, no longer so depressed.
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We've tipped the balance from longer nights to longer days.
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"Life might seem longer, but it wouldn't necessarily be longer."
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In today's environment, companies are staying private longer and longer.
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Keep your stuff longer and keep it in use longer.
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Longer queues lead to longer delays to execute a trade.
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The questions are usually longer, the answers are usually longer.
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And I flew out there for, well, we're talking microns, like little bit longer, little bit longer, little bit longer each time.
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"Over the years, it's gotten longer and longer and longer, because as you get older, it gets more complicated!" said De Laurentiis.
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Longer distances allow the system to measure longer wavelength gravitational waves, ones that take much longer to get from peak to peak.
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The judge leans back in his leather chair, no longer taking notes, no longer watching Yoli, no longer primed with his next question.
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It is the growing number of people who feel they are no longer useful, no longer needed, no longer one with their societies.
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The longer you are invested, the longer your money can compound in value and the longer you have to rebound from any downturns.
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For too many of us life was no longer free; liberty no longer real; men could no longer follow the pursuit of happiness.
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No longer would nobles rule; no longer would capitalists exploit workers.
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The longer it takes, the longer Jack is technically alive...right?
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Food is no longer clean, food is no longer nutrient-dense.
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For a while, that list just kept getting longer and longer.
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Keep the players playing for longer, and thus paying for longer.
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And the longer you live, the longer you're going to live.
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And the longer you delay, the longer it's going to last.
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Trump is no longer an abstraction, Trumpism no longer an idea.
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"Once you're no longer here, you're no longer here," he said.
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"The longer it plays out, the longer the nuisance," he said.
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We are no longer the beacon of hope for immigrants; no longer the leader in the battle to mitigate climate change; no longer a country seeking to reduce gun violence; no longer a country trying to lessen income inequity; no longer a country working to preserve our environment.
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He said because he no longer felt safe, he no longer felt free, and he could no longer paint what he wanted to paint.
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Go deeper: It's taking longer and longer to become a legal immigrant
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Gradually, the amount of time I spent working got longer and longer.
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China just keeps building longer and longer glass bridges between its mountains.
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And the constant excuses for inaction no longer do, no longer suffice.
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The character I played, I let his hair get longer and longer.
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The longer necklace falls exactly as it should on a longer body.
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Security lines at airports around the US are growing longer and longer.
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Soon she no longer knew us, no longer had the right answers.
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That's 45 percent longer than Chrome, and 69 percent longer than Firefox.
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I could run longer and longer without having to stop to walk.
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"The season seems to get longer and longer every year," Burton says.
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Over the years, the odds against the new grew longer and longer.
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The tweetstorms get longer and longer, and then you retweet yourself, periodically.
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And as I got older, I needed longer and longer to recover.
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Producing anything longer than 140 characters is no longer presidential, he said.
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The list of bad players in the FBI & DOJ gets longer & longer.
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For too many of us throughout the land, life was no longer free; liberty no longer real; men could no longer follow the pursuit of happiness.
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"ISIS is no longer able to govern in Syria, ISIS no longer has freedom to mass forces, Syria is no longer a safe haven," Shanahan said.
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When things are no longer poppin' and you're no longer able to help people the way you used to, you learn it's no longer unconditional love.
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As guests filled in afterward, the superstar guest list grew longer and longer.
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Five lived longer than two years, and two lived longer than four years.
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The longer the uncertainty goes on, the longer these loans must be serviced.
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The list of reasons to cancel the Olympics just gets longer and longer.
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"He looks at her a little longer, about three seconds longer," Driver said.
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As her monologue kept getting longer and longer, people started to get angsty.
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But the longer it rests in barrels, the longer the wait to sell.
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It is no longer that language deceives, but that it no longer matters.
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Americans are no longer from Mars, and Europeans are no longer from Venus.
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Subway Reads will last longer than a summer romance, but not much longer.
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If it's no longer meant to be, it's no longer meant to be.
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How much longer before an elite all-women crew no longer seems remarkable?
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She is no longer in that job, because that job no longer exists.
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The machine is no longer precisely constructed, its every action no longer measured.
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The longer the key, the longer it takes to solve the math problems.
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You're going to stay for a longer session — longer than your [agreed] hour.
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There are also cases where you'll be worried longer but won't live longer.
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"I knew it was longer and that I'd have longer in," Johnson said.
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I can no longer apologize for a sibling who I no longer recognize.
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That game of inches is basically what allows your ... That hardware coupled with great operations is what allows your vehicles to last longer and longer and longer.
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So often, those across the political spectrum no longer speak to each other and no longer like each other because we they no longer trust each other.
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Customers delayed replacing their phones for longer and longer as economy slowed, Goldman notes.
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This continues even as more and more women are staying single longer and longer.
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The longer they are packed the longer it takes for the materials to relax.
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And if something isn't done soon, the waits will only get longer and longer.
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And the longer it takes for a deal to emerge, the longer the hiatus.
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Misogyny will no longer be tolerated, and machista bullshit will no longer be entertained.
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As the silences got longer and longer, they also felt more and more uncomfortable.
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Therapy will keep them alive a lot longer, in some cases a lot longer.
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I no longer consider the difficulty of switching devices, because it no longer exists.
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The longer the health crisis continues, the longer we're kept away from those motivators.
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Each ride is longer and longer and we spoil in the safety of solitude.
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As the round progressed, Johnson spent longer and longer trying to read his putts.
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It is no longer 1949; explicit racism in real estate is no longer legal.
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So it may last longer and longer the trade tension between US and China.
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No longer the maverick, no longer the insurgent, no longer the question mark -- Trump is now the clear front-runner in the race for the Republican nomination. Sen.
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Even in this era of parallel universes, where facts are no longer facts, history is no longer history, allies are no longer allies, and foreign thugs are no longer foreign thugs, President Trump's worldwide tantrum-and-torpedo tour has been truly bizarre.
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Middle-aged women who were a normal weight lived 22018 years longer than overweight women, 3.4 years longer than obese women and six years longer than extremely obese women.
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But that movie has a lot more characters, it's longer, and has a longer timeframe.
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Twitter users will be able to share longer videos and see longer videos on Vine.
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I'll continue to do this every year, and hopefully do longer and longer each time.
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We no longer allow leaded gasoline, and we no longer allow lead in our paint.
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Because they no longer have a uterus, however, they'll no longer experience bleeding every month.
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Since that miracle mile, runners have continued to chase records over longer and longer distances.
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Helping you live longer Natural environments, full of green vegetation, might help you live longer.
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And also the parties were going longer and longer, nowadays it's 30 hours long event.
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"The longer you expect to live, the longer you should delay Social Security," she said.
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Dividing it takes longer to sell, on top of holding on to the product longer.
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The day that negative ads no longer are effective, they no longer will be used.
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Americans work longer hours and have longer commutes, so we may never see our neighbors.
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As you keep focusing longer and longer, you build up a forest of your progress.
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If liquid had been involved, there would be longer streaks of liquid on longer slopes.
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But now Instagram is making things a bit longer — 60 seconds longer, to be exact.
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Could a species evolve to live longer and longer—until, eventually, it can live forever?
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And then because humans are humans, harder becomes harder, better becomes better, longer becomes longer.
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Longer lives, longer terms and tougher nomination fights, as well as a premium on youth.
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The longer people walk around while they are sick, the longer the virus will persist.
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But as his report points out, living longer doesn't always mean people can work longer.
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"The longer the trade negotiations are stalled, the longer that there is unpredictability," he said.
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The private sector either is no longer able or no longer willing to do so.
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Once they moved to Sweden, her calls with her mother started lasting longer and longer.
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The longer I stood, and the longer my eyes stayed dry, the worse I felt.
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But 2016 has revealed that Roof is no longer an outlier, no longer on the fringe.
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"The sandbox games tend to engage kids for longer and longer periods of time," Kulman said.
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He amped up his mileage, running longer and longer each day and eventually training year-round.
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The hearing lasted a bit longer than an hour — and at times seemed longer than that.
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If your parents no longer get SNAP, you'll no longer get a reduced-price school lunch.
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"The longer you're invested, the longer those fees compound and the more it matters," Becker said.
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In microgravity, the atom can stay in place longer, allowing for a longer period of measurement.
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Low mortgage rates are no longer a novelty, hence no longer a sudden incentive for borrowers.
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Both models will also work faster and longer and have enhanced performance and longer battery life.
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The longer you're on an airplane, the longer you're exposed to microbes that might cause disease.
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If we are expected to live longer, won't we need to stay in the workforce longer?
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The iPad will no longer run iOS and will no longer be just a giant iPhone.
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Not only is their "grand coalition" no longer tenable; it is no longer even remotely grand.
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Imagine if public K-123 education in America were no longer free, no longer a right.
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They wrote, "Omertà and the law of silence are no longer possible" (not "are longer possible").
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Today, we have wines that are fatter, with a longer finish and a much longer persistence.
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I'm talking about much longer battery life, something like twice or longer than we get now.
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I told her if the manager is no longer there, then I am no longer needed.
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Borrowers also use longer and longer repayment timelines to buy expensive cars they couldn't afford otherwise.
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Our politicians, not surprisingly, are also living longer -- and running for (and staying in) office longer.
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Rodrigo was no longer among those defenders because Rodrigo was also no longer among the living.
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Longer commutes Americans are driving longer on the country's roads and bridges to get to work.
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The Explorer is 3 inches longer than the Pilot and 7 inches longer than the Highlander.
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It wasn't just the homes people no longer owned and the jobs people no longer had.
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It's no longer enough to "be a man" — we no longer even know what that means.
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The parents would no longer lose a dependency exemption because those exemptions would no longer exist.
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The brick is no longer exposed to the elements, so it's protected and will last longer.
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Solids take longer to digest than liquids; fats take longer to digest than protein or carbohydrates.
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Additionally, Verizon says that calls are about a third longer than usual as people talk longer.
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And yet it's no longer a historical anomaly, no longer some strange relic of the past.
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And if Rosas was no longer caring for dependents, he was no longer protected from deportation.
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First, remember the Baghdad timeline is longer than it likes (and longer than many Iraqis like).
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They slept longer on both Friday and Saturday nights, but women slept longer only on Fridays.
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Here's why you should care: The good: It turns out that working longer is actually good for you, as studies show that those who work longer tend to live longer, too.
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"I thought, he's no longer a husband, he's no longer a friend, he's no longer a doctor, he's just some doctor shot by a crazy guy, that's his legacy," he said.
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The boss is no longer in charge of the dad, the dad is no longer in charge of the mom, and the mom is no longer in charge of the kids.
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But that hasn't stopped a certain sect of fans from declaring that She-Ra is no longer appealing, no longer sexy, and perhaps no longer an object of their sexual attention.
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In the UW-Madison trial, the monkeys lived significantly longer than the controls; males on CR diets lived about two years longer, while females on CR diets lived about six years longer.
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No longer facing what was to come and free to no longer stress on the what ifs.
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These daily encounters are no longer informative, and as theater, are no longer flattering for the administration.
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Which meant that Greg was no longer an option for Rebecca because Greg basically no longer existed.
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She no longer worked for Gao and she was no longer with the boyfriend, she told investigators.
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"Women are waiting longer and longer to have children for the first time in history," he said.
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That's four hours longer than the original Galaxy Buds and 6.5 hours longer than the AirPods Pro.
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It wasn't just that people were no longer able to interrupt them; they no longer wanted to.
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The longer I was on this path, the longer the parade of issues marching alongside me got.
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They must evolve longer and longer penises because females have likewise evolved exceptionally long internal reproductive ducts.
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The men of the cloth are no longer revered; their word is no longer seen as gospel.
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She points out that Americans are living longer, so your retirement savings need to last longer, too.
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Clearing this area of rigged explosives will take longer -- much longer -- than the battle for Mosul itself.
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We are all living longer, and we are all ill for longer at the end of life.
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Twitter no longer offers the app for download, and it will no longer be supported in March.
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Gradually the pair develop a common language, he no longer "Kansas-polite", she no longer "Manhattan-rude".
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Measles would no longer be considered eliminated once it was continuously transmitted for longer than 12 months.
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They were no longer generous, not based on the principle of reciprocity; they were no longer liberal.
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It's now cropped, longer at the top, and no longer resembles Prince Charming's hair from Shrek 2.
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Her skin no longer inflamed, no longer angered by the simple act of moving through the world.
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Going away for longer periods of time is no longer has to be a huge thing, either.
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They are no longer facing immediate financial meltdown, and are no longer being threatened with imminent liquidation.
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Instead, the PreCheck lines are often close to empty, while the principal queues get longer and longer.
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A longer life expectancy means their money needs to sustain their lifestyle for longer periods of time.
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Governments keen to lock in record-low borrowing rates have obliged by issuing longer and longer debt.
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Cantwell, now a senator, no longer plays and Ros-Lehtinen and Lambert are no longer in Congress.
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Banks no longer hold Greek government bonds and are no longer exposed to the Greek private sector.
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Her season of dread stretches longer and longer, as fires during the winter months become more common.
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In addition, several executives were no longer part of the council as they were no longer CEOs.
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In addition, several executives are no longer part of the council since they are no longer CEOs.
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Vets must wait longer for help Veterans hoping to get disability help will have to wait longer.
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But it turns out this is a section that's longer, and so we're in this mood longer.
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The past decades have witnessed massive "sentencing inflation" as periods of incarceration have become longer and longer.
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In fact, because they live longer and thus will likely be retired for longer, women should invest more and put their money into riskier assets for a longer period of time than men.
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"You no longer have to put items on the conveyor belt; you no longer have to wait for somebody to scan them out; you no longer have to wait to rebag," Radlow said.
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The longer you keep the meat on the grill, the longer you expose the meat to the chemicals.
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The volume and longer length of tweets now means collecting every single public one is no longer practical.
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Consumers are already holding on to their phones longer and are planning on waiting longer to replace them.
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"It will last longer ... and as a consequence Turner will be on our banknotes for longer," he said.
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Also, some copper fabricators took longer than planned holidays for their operations last month – longer than last year.
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It's no longer something you can't voice or name, no longer something you have to deal with alone.
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The Alamogordo facility is no longer a laboratory, and the chimpanzees there are no longer subject to experiments.
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However, climate change has made winter warmer and summers longer, so ticks are surviving longer, according to STAT.
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He's no longer a member of Podemos and, as of Friday morning, no longer a member of parliament.
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But he can no longer separate families or hold them in detention together for longer than 20 days.
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That's about 20 times longer than fruit flies themselves, and about a thousand times longer than human sperm.
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He's taking longer and longer to respond to simple questions and randomly forgetting how to perform common tasks.
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Especially me, and if once you get over there, there's some -- no longer -- we can longer help you.
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Longer term, things like development—and way longer term, sea level rise—cause a more gradual coastal deterioration.
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Factor in longer life expectancy and women staying in the workforce longer, and this becomes a lifelong problem.
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The FOMC's longer term projections were little changed, leading to less selling of Treasuries with longer-dated maturities.
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Longer-term yields are now comfortably above short-term yields, meaning the yield curve is no longer inverted.
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"The second shot, obviously is longer, considerably longer," said Molinari, who practiced on the front nine on Monday.
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While no password is unable to be cracked, longer passwords deter cyber-criminals, because they take much longer.
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That's why I'm not going to be making music much longer, and 'Atlanta' won't interest me much longer.
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Unicorns are staying private longer That means the current herd of unicorns are choosing to stay private longer.
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However, since they are apt to live longer, their suffering, if not alleviated, is apt to last longer.
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Ms. Shafer and Mr. Davitz began emailing and soon proceeded to telephone calls that grew longer and longer.
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The longer you can withstand the needles, the longer the relaxer will last once it is washed out.
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Women are waiting longer and longer to become mothers, and are contributing to a $13 billion fertility industry.
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"We no longer have any need of a God to explain what is no longer mysterious," he wrote.
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"The longer you go without it," McBride said, "the longer you're giving the government an interest-free loan."
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But the longer the due process takes, the longer it takes for a farmer to secure substantial justice.
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He lasted longer than any of Snyder's six previous head coaches, with none staying longer than four years.
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With less retirement savings and a longer life expectancy, this smaller pile of money needs to last longer.
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The longer a customer lives, the longer life insurance companies can invest customer premiums before delivering death benefits.
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You've been dealing with the press longer than I've been in it, longer than he's been in it.
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Clinton, however, is no longer running for president, so the Trump-Clinton comparison is no longer strictly relevant.
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Given that the longer they take, the longer DACA may last, they may take the whole 30 days.
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In the age of terrorism, these programs present risks we can just no longer afford — no longer afford.
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His past accomplishments are still valid, but in this new era of his career, Kanye is now no longer a provocateur, no longer a revolutionary, no longer someone pushing culture to the next level.
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Most states do have a formal review process to judge whether N.G.R.I.s no longer fit commitment criteria: They are no longer mentally ill or are no longer dangerous as a result of their mental illness.
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And the longer the shutdown goes, the longer it will take the FAA to work through the growing backlog.
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"People are living longer, and our dollars today have to last longer than they ever have before," Foulks said.
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But over the long term, stretches of economic growth in America have got longer and longer (see chart 3).
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For wines with a natural cork, the longer the cork, the longer the wine will hold, according to Paris.
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Giant Sparrow no longer works out of the Sony offices, and Finch is no longer a PlayStation 4 exclusive.
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Across all languages, 6% of all tweets are longer than 313 characters and 3% are longer than 190 characters.
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But by 1925, society could no longer tolerate such pain, partly because it no longer believed it had to.
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Her longer videos even had more viewers, Church noted, incentivizing creators to make longer videos and plug more ads.
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I no longer recognize Oliver and Kate as my own... They are no longer a part of my life.
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In turn, more healthcare is needed to support people for a longer period of time as people live longer.
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This year, folks can delay their New Year's resolutions just a bit longer — one second longer, to be precise.
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Or maybe I will continue to fly back and forth, spending longer and longer amounts of time with Noah.
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More patients plus less doctors equals longer and longer wait times for care until you have death by queueing.
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Still, as these incidents become more and more public, and our comments' sections longer and longer, it's worth attempting.
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Take its Lippie Stixs, for example, which last longer last longer than some of the best high-end formulas.
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I would dare myself to go longer and longer without food, spend more and more time on the elliptical.
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"If the Good News Clubs were no longer in schools, our presence would no longer be needed," Mesner said.
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One year later, the river no longer glows, but it will be much longer -- decades -- before the area recovers.
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The government no longer wants a stimulus program that will come at the expense of these longer-term priorities.
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Inslee said in a statement that officials should no longer punish people for something that is no longer illegal.
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Either way, the genre endures, no longer preaching to the converted—and, sometimes, no longer preaching at all. ♦
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The more the doctor fumbles and flaps, the longer and longer the worm grows, slithering from its nostril lair.
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"The longer there is no permanent CEO the longer Kerkhoff has to prove himself," one of the people said.
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I can put up with horrible old Nabokov longer than, say, Louisa May Alcott — but not for much longer.
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Rural communities wait longer for broadband to arrive and current users wait longer for improvements in speed and quality.
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But since the dot-com boom ended in 2000, companies have been waiting longer and longer to go public.
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"The longer you are in the crosswalk, the longer you are exposed to potential conflicts and collisions," he said.
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Most women experience a period of infertility while they're breastfeeding, so longer breastfeeding times mean longer gaps between births.
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This truly stifles medical innovation by necessitating larger and larger and longer and longer trials that are extremely expensive.
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" He further noted that because Mr. Schneiderman was no longer the attorney general, "the purported conflict no longer exists.
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Your work is no longer satisfying to you because it is no longer relevant to the person you are.
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The rise in JGB futures had a spillover effect on longer-term JGBs, dragging down yields among longer tenors.
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" She was no longer the namesake of a grandmother she never knew and no longer her mother's "little Martha.
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" But on Monday night, he said he can "no longer apologize for a sibling who I no longer recognize.
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Mr. Astaire realized he no longer wanted to be alone; he no longer wanted to be without Ms. Ordovas.
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The real-life Parkers no longer live at 27 Ingram Street; the Osbornes are no longer across the street.
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They also spent 46 percent longer for serious violent offenses and 36 percent longer on charges of obstructing justice.
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If you can, work longer It&aposs important to note that working longer isn&apost a substitution for saving.
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It's either treated in an "Entertainment Tonight" kind of way where you're getting longer and longer essays on websites.
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Abandoned Twitter accounts, empty Telegram groups, websites no longer hosted, and communities no longer tended are par for the course.
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Chick-fil-A announced it would no longer be selling its promotional Cow Calendars, filled with food coupons, any longer.
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Actually it's probably a little longer now because there's so much TV that I think people are having longer careers.
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Cooked poultry can be refrigerated a few days longer and should be frozen no longer than two to six months.
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We talked about how dopamine activity will go away once something is no longer novel, once it's no longer new.
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Before a longer weekend run... If you're running for longer than 90 minutes, then you'll need extra fuel, Chag explains.
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While the VIX measures one-month implied volatility, the longer-dated options track implied volatility over longer multi-month stretches.
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Communicable diseases are no longer the big problem; now it is chronic ones related to unhealthy lifestyles and longer lifespans.
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If the social giant wants us to watch longer and longer clips, it needs to let us spice them up.
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The longer the maturity, the longer the lockup – and the higher the all-in yield needs to be, in theory.
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Obama no longer suggests our divisions are illusory; he no longer proposes new thinking as a salve for old battles.
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Mono also drags on longer than the flu, often lasting two to four weeks–but sometimes six months or longer.
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I just find my way, sometimes it takes longer to dig yourself out of something, it takes longer to understand.
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He said the impulse is no longer to believe that rates will keep going longer after years of low rates.
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Elephants have a cycle that is longer than ours, so they would be in deep sleep longer between their dreams.
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Although high levels of physical activity and longer telomeres do not guarantee a longer life, they definitely increase the likelihood.
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The city is no longer a bargain for newcomers, and many of its longer-term residents say they are struggling.
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If we can no longer ensure the welfare of animals, concretely we will no longer be able to export them.
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They have longer legs and a longer body, smaller ears, a bushier tail, a larger jaw, and a wider skull.
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Whereas progressive musicians were creating longer and longer pieces, pieces without words, with quotes from classical music—and more electronics.
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Once you match each pattern of LED movement, you'll level up, but the pattern gets longer and longer each time.
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Longer term, the risks of a severe adjustment in China's commodities sectors become higher the longer effective action is delayed.
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He predicted then that we're going to experience warmer and longer growing seasons, longer dormant periods and altered ripening profiles.
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That's important as users hold on to devices for longer and longer, instead of upgrading every two or three years.
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If we no longer have cheap energy, we can no longer sustain the sort of capitalism we've enjoyed thus far.
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Though Cyber Monday sales once only took place on Monday, we've been seeing them extend to longer and longer durations.
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My job as a mother is still difficult, but it no longer feels impossible — and I no longer feel alone.
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California is seeing longer wildfire seasonsTo make matter worse, wildfire season in the western US getting longer, Quinn-Davidson said.
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"And the longer this goes on, the longer it will take for the air travel infrastructure to rebound," he said.
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Americans can expect longer waits to address Social Security issues, just as veterans can expect longer waits for disability claims.
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And paradoxically, he thought, if she was no longer a queen, then she was no longer out of his reach.
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I often think the longer podcasts are often better, when in print a longer story is often, usually, not better.
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Villagers no longer have beaches to go to, and the worry is that pretty soon they'll no longer have villages.
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It's like canceling a gym membership: When you are no longer a member, you can no longer use the treadmill.
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Now that Meghan and Harry are no longer technically considered "royals," the pair will no longer actively use the page.
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As women are waiting longer and longer in life to become mothers, they're increasingly turning to fertility clinics for help.
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The store no longer exists, just as my friend no longer exists (he died from complications of AIDS in 220).
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Customers eventually became suspicious when wine took longer and longer to deliver, or it did not show up at all.
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You can stand there in your beard, and that beard will seem to get longer and longer as you sing.
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But as companies stay private for longer and longer, more and more workers at startups are left needing cash sooner.
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She can longer take longer make monthly outings to the movies, and she's had to tell her son that he can no longer attend after-school soccer and other extracurricular activities, because she can't afford the gas.
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Lisa was informed her services were no longer needed, and the next IT Girlfriend put on this assignment was given a longer list of Relational Experiment Behavior Specifications, including not talking to anyone for longer than three minutes.
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Automation could create new opportunities: For example, mechanics may find jobs servicing trucks that run for longer periods of time and over longer distances when the vehicles are no longer limited by the range of a human driver.
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That's because Saturn takes a lot longer to orbit the Sun than Earth does, so its seasons last much longer, too.
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Dry air absorbs moisture from the particles, shrinking them and helping them stay in the air longer and travel longer distances.
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But maybe you're training for a longer race, like a marathon or century ride, and need to do a longer run.
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As you can see, the belly no longer hangs so low and the head no longer pokes up nearly so high.
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That means that a larger and larger percentage of Americans at or near retirement age need to work longer and longer.
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What'll happen when Trump's no longer president, and Mueller's no longer a silent figure, and maybe the ground firms up again?
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Still, the longer cities wait to act, the longer citizens will be stuck in a cycle of seemingly endless traffic congestion.
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But with the march of medical progress, we feel — not unreasonably — that we can live longer and longer with each generation.
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On longer missions, she adds, the pre-and post-mission times became proportionately smaller, because the actual flight times got longer.
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"The longer they take" to reduce debt from the deal, "the longer they stay in the doghouse with investors," said Rowland.
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If a man's ring finger is longer relative to his index finger, chances are his penis is slightly longer than average.
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Fortunately, the year is no longer 2017, and those second-gen iPad Pros no longer cost an arm and a leg.
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It'd take longer, because the trial and error when you're playing randomly would take longer to train, maybe a few months.
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She's present, she no longer needs to control everyone, and, perhaps the most shocking, she no longer needs arts and crafts.
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Since I've been sober, I no longer suffer from depression, do not take antidepressants and no longer think about killing myself.
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But if it turns out to linger even longer and in several organs, it could mean infected people are contagious longer.
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The four agencies no longer negotiate their own contracts with cellphone companies and no longer buy duplicate copies of software licenses.
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"I don't want to live longer, but if dogs could live longer that would be wonderful," a reader named Mary mused.
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" Cohen is saying, this source adds, that he is "no longer taking a bullet for you (Trump), no longer a flunky.
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"The longer you go without updating your phone and software, the longer your data is at risk for any malware malfunction."
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At the same time, women live an average of five years longer than men, requiring retirement income to last even longer.
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The vehicle would be 214.1 inches long, which is 1.8 inches longer than the Tacoma and 1.4 longer than the Colorado.
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In this fetching version of harmony restored, not only will Trump no longer be president, he'll no longer have been president.
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It had less adrenaline and longer feedback cycles, but the day-to-day ebbs and flows are no longer your problem.
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Theoretically, the longer your device sleeps, the longer the battery lasts, conserving its energy for when it may be needed more.
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"Species with longer intromission periods [as in, the act of penetration] than three minutes tend to have longer baculums," Brindle responds.
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We're all holding plastic bottles of beers, and queuing for the toilets and going out for longer and longer fag breaks.
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New York's zoning laws prevented The Collective from offering longer stays, though upcoming projects in New York will allow longer stays.
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Often, the stretched resources have meant more firefighters working longer hours for longer stretches of time, leaving many of them exhausted.
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Home economics is no longer taught in many schools; the sewing machine is no longer a whirring fixture in the home.
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S. President Donald Trump will have to wait longer perhaps a lot longer before he gets the weaker dollar he craves.
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S. President Donald Trump will have to wait longer – perhaps a lot longer – before he gets the weaker dollar he craves.
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If the viewings were longer, this might not be the case, but it probably wouldn't be practical to make them longer.
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It will make America alone: no longer a presence on the Nobel stage, no longer a leader on the world stage.
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Comparing to my past, it's something really positive, and I'm just looking forward to stay longer and longer on this level.
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But with costs steadily climbing and many couples waiting longer to marry, this long-held tradition no longer seems to apply.
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So, the longer we wait, the longer it will be because every year, we have to buy at least 4,000 vehicles.
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What was more upsetting was he was no longer seen as close to power—he could no longer buy people's loyalty.
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But with Microsoft no longer providing security updates or other support, it's finally no longer tenable to use the outdated phones.
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Do you think that there's any reason to alter your longer-term projections or longer-term assumptions about the commodity price?
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Outside, the line of yellow taxis grew longer and longer, stretching down 42nd Street as drivers waited for passengers not coming.
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Plus, they're hanging on to their purchases longer than they used to, and longer than many people originally thought they would.
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"This network no longer exists, just like the internet we have now will one day no longer exist," Mr. Kac said.
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"Contemporary joint replacement procedures are expected to last 703 years or longer," Sloan said, a longer duration than in the past.
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Of course, we no longer need these words, because most of us no longer participate in the activities these words describe.
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Just look at the relative stagnation of life expectancy for poor Americans, even as rich Americans are living longer and longer.
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The research shows that acne sufferers have significantly longer telomeres and therefore may be blessed with the gift of longer life.
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We no longer learn or know things together, as a country, so we can no longer act together, as a country.
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Medicaid patients have longer wait times in states with lower reimbursement rates Medicaid patients wait slightly longer to see the doctor.
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Rivers no longer catch fire, as the Cuyahoga, in Ohio, did repeatedly in the fifties and sixties; the skies over Los Angeles are no longer choked with brown smog; acid rain is no longer the threat it was to rivers, lakes, and wildlife; gasoline for cars is no longer made with lead, which damages children's brain development.
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The virus appears to stay longer in pregnant monkeys, much longer than the 10-day average in males and non-pregnant monkeys.
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And each year, they evolve just enough that immune cells no longer recognize these proteins, so you're no longer protected against influenza.
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A longer repayment period might lead to smaller monthly payments, but it'll take you a longer time to get out of debt.
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The longer we wait, the more our communities will suffer under bigger wildfires, longer heatwaves, more severe droughts and shrinking crop yields.
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"The longer the bickering goes on the longer the shutdown goes on and everyone gets affected if the economy slows," he said.
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I am no longer the person who can pretend everything's O.K. I can no longer think of myself as "safe" or protected.
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States can no longer ratify the 1972 Equal Rights Amendment, and Congress can no longer amend the resolution that has proposed it.
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So for now, Juno is staying in a much longer orbit around Jupiter, meaning its mission could last years longer than expected.
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Citi no longer separately reports these noncore assets as they have reached a small enough size to no longer warrant separate reporting.
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In general, pollen is emerging earlier in the year and the season is stretching out longer and longer, especially pollen from ragweed.
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And now, our fishermen are no longer being accosted, no longer being forced out, so we can say things are now friendly.
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The cast is still diverse, but (thankfully!) the Yellow Ranger is no longer Asian and the Black Ranger is no longer black.
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This month, Delta announced that they will no longer allow emotional support animals of any kind on flights longer than eight hours.
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The kingdom can no longer count on the United States and -- a far more dangerous reality -- may no longer even want to.
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The longer an exclusivity period a drugmaker has, the longer it can enjoy monopoly pricing before a competitor can come to market.
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"We are riding a trend that sees high-growth technology companies stay private longer and longer," Fishner-Wolfson said in a statement.
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He also points out an irrefutable, if cynical fact: the longer the album, the longer fans will listen to on streaming services.
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If zero is no longer a bottom, I can't say that for the U.S., but certainly Europe, there's no longer a bottom.
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By default, the Mac rings for longer than a phone so it can act as a bug for an even longer duration.
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Technology companies are taking longer and longer to exit, with venture-backed tech companies now averaging 11 years from start to exit.
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Certainly, when the film was starting, they were considering the long range of my life—which was getting longer and longer, luckily.
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We are no longer our previous apartments, just as we are no longer exactly the people we were when we lived there.
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Government access and favors will no longer be for sale, and important email records will no longer be deleted and digitally bleached.
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Also, with longer-dated bond yields rising, those that borrow short-term money and lend it on longer-term should likewise benefit.
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"With Fox no longer ruling the roost, these people will not have to pretend to take Fox seriously any longer," he said.
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That would be just fine with Mr Trump: the longer the justices tarry, the longer his books stay shut to prying eyes.
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I think the longer a founder stays at a company, the longer it will take to change the culture at that company.
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In other words, companies are taking longer and longer to pay off their fuel bills due to a lack of cash influx.
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And his goodbye waves at the end of the speeches, as crowds send him off with cheers, have become longer and longer.
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The longer-term aim is to secure a supply of the wood for the next 21,2500 years or even longer, she added.
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And there are also plans for a longer term — maybe much, much longer term — collaboration on market management between OPEC and Russia.
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But finding young women who are doing amazing hacking work or software development is no longer difficult, they are no longer anomalies.
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House Republicans lost the majority, Trump was no longer on the campaign trail, and the caravan was no longer an "urgent" crisis.
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A lot of my friends and associates are no longer here, or no longer in the business, and I'm still gainfully employed.
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By this point, you no longer know what planet you're on or what timeline you're in, but you also no longer care.
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Certain Android devices that are several years old may no longer update because updates are no longer being created for those models.
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" Noah Davidsohn enthusiastically seconds this: "We want to make people live better, not necessarily longer, though obviously longer is part of better.
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All indications are that 2017 was another record year for filings and investigations, with the latter taking longer and longer to complete.
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Brittany said that the longer she stayed the more she feared she was going to crack, and then she'd be held longer.
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The longer he was out of prison, and the longer he spent living with his family, the more he felt himself changing.
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"People who stay on it for one consecutive year or longer do far, far better and stay abstinent for longer," he said.
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"As medicine advances, people are surviving longer and longer with chronic conditions, and will need more and more caregiving," Dr. Sheckter said.
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Men with cycling injuries in the study had more severe injuries, longer hospital stays, and longer stints in the ICU than women.
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"We have more indications that reconciliation is no longer just a shimmer out there, no longer just a mirage," Mr. Mattis said.
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But it does not mean he no longer has dark thoughts, no longer wonders whether he should even continue to play tennis.
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Under Trump's plan, the FAA would no longer control air traffic, and would no longer tax travelers to pay for this service.
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Its steel-reinforced aluminum frame is supposed to be more durable and give it a longer lifespan — Bird says it'll be four times longer than the Ninebot ES scooters currently used in Bird's fleet, which they will no longer buy.
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To All the Boys I've Loved Before revamps and updates John Hughes so that the school is no longer so racially monolithic, the gender politics no longer so objectionable, and the depictions of characters of color no longer so racist.
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I will no longer stuff my anger down because it "isn't pretty," I will no longer laugh at things I don't find funny, and I will no longer sit back and let things happen without having my place in them.
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But while Jimmie is trying to capture a black San Francisco that is no longer, a family that is no longer, a self that is no longer, he—and we—butt up against the wider existential question: Was it ever?
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"A person may interpret this decline as a signal that their partner no longer finds them attractive, no longer enjoys sex with them, or no longer wants to be with them, even if none of these are true," Gesselman says.
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This meant that Iaquinta could work in longer and longer flurries against him until the right hand finally snuck through and landed flush.
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Individuals will no longer be required to have health insurance, and employers would no longer be required to provide it to their employees.
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It's changed into something I no longer recognize or know how to do, and furthermore, it's no longer something I want to do.
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It's hard to believe he is no longer with us and that he'll no longer be able to share his talents with us.
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Instead, they encoded memories into the young birds which taught them syllables of song -- the longer the light exposure, the longer the note.
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She's no longer out partying, she's no longer grinding on Robin Thicke, but it's been nearly a year since she's released new music.
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AS READERS of scientific journals can attest, the list of authors on a typical research paper appears to be growing longer and longer.
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"The Chinese government's long arm keeps stretching longer and longer," Ilshat Hassan Kokbore, president of the Uyghur American Association, said in a statement.
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Nor is it any longer worth robbing bus drivers, because card payments and cash-drop boxes mean they no longer carry much money.
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The calorie restricted Wisconsin monkeys survived about 28 years, which is longer than the average of 26 years, and longer than the controls.
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Prisoners would no longer be sent to facilities more than 500 miles from their homes, and pregnant prisoners would no longer be shackled.
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The longer I spent buying whatever, whenever, the longer it would take me to get the real things I wanted, like a home.
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My doc also said because I have a longer torso, and was fit before it sometimes takes longer to pop out and show.
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So some who no longer could get painkillers — or perhaps could no longer afford them — turned to a cheaper, more potent opioid, heroin.
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"False stories take much longer on average to be debunked because counter-evidence takes longer to come to light," said lead author Zubiaga.
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I am no longer the man I was in 1989, and the world today is no longer the world it was then, either.
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If humans are the no longer the only ones who are "real," we can no longer claim an inherent superiority over our creations.
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He's worked here for a year longer than I have, and he's been in the industry five years longer than I've worked anywhere.
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Longer tweets could keep Trump on Twitter for longer periods and prompt more responses and replies to his tweets — that he won't like.
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Once that data starts only existing on a server somewhere, we can no longer see it, and we can no longer change it.
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Though the devastation that can earn a country TPS status might no longer be manifestly evident, infrastructures and economies take longer to heal.
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By the numbers, the new Tiguan is nearly 221 inches longer between the wheels than its predecessor and nearly a foot longer overall.
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The fact that the moon appeared so small and took longer to pass through Earth's shadow was also why the eclipse lasted longer.
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Purchases of longer-dated Treasuries to meet expected month-end changes to portfolio benchmarks also pushed longer-dated bond prices higher, analysts said.
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"The longer the extension period, the longer it will be problematic for firms," Andrew Gray, head of UK financial services at PwC, said.
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The fact that the moon appears so small and takes longer to pass through Earth's shadow is also why the eclipse lasts longer.
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So we won't keep messages or stories around for longer than necessary to deliver the service or longer than people want them. Safety.
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"The longer you cook something, the longer the chemical reaction is happening, the higher the amount of HCAs are formed," Dr. Brockton said.
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We were tribes in a way that we no longer are, with rituals that we no longer have, and with a shared story.
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The 'evil eye' isn't necessarily evil Obviously, the evil eye has been around way longer -- millennia longer -- than the March For Our Lives.
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They found that habitual tea drinkers had a life expectancy 1.2 years longer and had 1.4 years longer of being heart-disease free.
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Waze says it will take one hour to get there, but as the weather gets progressively worse, the ETA extends longer and longer.
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"Right now, we have more indications that reconciliation is no longer just a shimmer out there, no longer just a mirage," Mattis said.
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As YouTube's relationship with advertisers has stabilized, they've pushed creators to make longer and longer videos so they can run more interstitial advertisements.
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While hospice does not guarantee a longer life, many people have found hospice provides a higher quality of life for longer than anticipated.
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If we spend the same amount of money on something that's bigger, there's no longer any convergence policy, there's no longer any political project in the long run, and there's no longer any capacity to invest in relation to the outside world.
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The device's effects did seem to accumulate the more it was used, Shore said, suggesting that a longer course could provide longer-term relief.
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The game's concept is simple: Maneuver a snake around the screen as it grows longer and longer and try to avoid eating its tail.
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But in the longer term the same factors as in the rich world—fewer births, longer lives—will cause poorer countries to age too.
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You have to wonder how much longer and tenable Yelp's international business might be longer term, without much of a commercial underpinning behind it.
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Light from Jupiter has a longer distance to travel when Earth is farthest away from the gas giant, explaining the longer intervals between eclipses.
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YouTube, a site where videos used to hover around seven or eight minutes, is now inundated with videos that are running longer and longer.
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With the right sort of care and attention, you can make sure your battery stays charged for longer—and lasts longer overall, as well.
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Ultra-long-dated bonds have outperformed as investors move into longer and longer-dated maturities to grab a few extra basis points of yield.
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The fastback shape allows for longer side glass that, from the outside, gives the CT5 a longer appearance while improving visibility for those inside.
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"Lower for longer" may no longer be the most appropriate mandate for the Fed, irrespective of who's in charge of the nation's central banks.
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In part, the statement read "we no longer live in the blank white spaces; we no longer live in the gaps between the stories."
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So, starting today the Twitter for Mac app will no longer be available for download, and in 30 days will no longer be supported.
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I am glad he is no longer a prisoner... People lost their lives - even Mark, who no longer has the life he had before.
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The Fed will be staying lower for longer — a lot longer, in fact, if a forecast from a major private equity player is accurate.
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As Swift and her team negotiate terms with the individual services, it could take longer than expected, meaning the wait could be even longer.
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"A two-state solution will no longer be feasible because a sort of reduced rump (Palestinian) state will no longer be practical," Gargash added.
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As investors move downstream and startups opt to stay private longer and longer, we'll continue to see a greater pick up in mega rounds.
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While it was once a stated company value to work harder, longer, and smarter, Hornsey and her team "eradicated the word 'longer,'" she said.
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"All these places that need water to do their business, they can no longer operate, they can no longer pay their employees," Benthien says.
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Increased regulation means banks can no longer speak to each other, and lender and borrower can no longer discuss other deals in the market.
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When our enemies no longer fear us and our allies no longer trust us, the field is open for Chinese, Russian or terrorist adventurism.
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" • Ambassador Attallah Shabazz"Having Muhammad Ali in my life somehow sustained my dad's breath for me just a little while longer… 51 years longer.
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When short-term yields climb over longer-dated yields, it shows that borrowing costs in the shorter-term are more than the longer term.
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Longer lengths are associated with longer lifespans, so the ISS environment could be a venue for understanding aging processes, or even anti-aging technologies.
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But if GINA no longer applies to such programs, thanks to the Preserving Employee Wellness Programs Act, then these protections would no longer exist.
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This may sound painfully obvious, but the longer sex lasts, the longer you're spending intimate time with your partner — which is a good thing.
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Companies are staying private longer and longer, and New Enterprise Associates (NEA) has a new plan to combat the negative implications of the trend.
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The Fed's increased investment in longer-term Treasuries substantially reduced the quantity of longer-term Treasuries other investors in fixed-income securities could purchase.
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Under the new law, the alimony payer can no longer deduct the payments, and the recipient no longer has to pay taxes on them.
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Seven of the state's 18 incumbent members are no longer competing for their seats – and are no longer raising money for re-election bids.
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The Clinton name would no longer be used, and the Clinton Foundation would no longer have the power to appoint members to its board.
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"Because he enjoys my trust and confidence, I will extend his term for a little bit longer," he said, without saying how much longer.
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The flip side of that: If Chapman's suspension had been for longer, the Yankees could have kept him longer before free agency set in.
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Today, the Confederate leader's bronze likeness no longer looms high above Lee Circle, his eyes no longer fixed on his enemies to the north.
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But because this happens slowly and quietly, thirty or forty years after people start smoking, we no longer notice and we no longer care.
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One of the key problems is that as yields continue to fall, investors look to longer and longer-dated debt, which offers better returns.
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So some who could no longer access prescribed painkillers — or perhaps could no longer afford them — turned to a cheaper, more potent opioid: heroin.
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The longer-period variations are linked to subtler, longer-term cycles in tides that are caused by gravity exerted by the sun and Jupiter.
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As a result, Harry and Meghan will no longer use the titles His and Her Royal Highness, and will no longer represent the Queen.
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It's true that in dictatorships or totalitarian regimes, those people stay in the system much longer than in democracies; therefore, the relationships last longer.
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Along with their heroic Afghan partners, our military is no longer undermined by artificial timelines, and we no longer tell our enemies our plans.
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This meant that it was no longer true that there was no evidence of net benefits for screening, and a "D" no longer applied.
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"The Siemens of today will then no longer exist, and thus the workload work of the current CEO will no longer exist," Kaeser said.
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If passive money was no longer a buyer because the company was no longer in the index, the impact would be felt, he said.
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Thursday's vote offers Britons a stark choice from a political class they no longer trust, and which no longer adopts policies that reflect them.
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And the longer you hold stocks, the less risky they become, whereas the longer the maturity of a bond, the more risky it becomes.
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"Low-for-longer interest rates are a reality, no longer a forecast," Steven Major, HSBC's global head of fixed income research, said in note.
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"When you operate a ship for longer and longer times at sea, it requires more and more time when it gets home," said Cropsey.
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LG's G6 also has a longer 18:9 "FullVision display" that squeezes a larger and longer screen into a phone that doesn't feel unwieldy.
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So some who could no longer access prescribed painkillers — or perhaps could no longer afford them — turned to a cheaper, more potent opioid, heroin.
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But the longer I'm back in North America, the longer I'm realizing that perhaps the free press isn't really as free as it seems.
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Now, living in New York City no longer means you're brave, and it no longer means you automatically have an exceptional tale to tell.
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Along with their heroic Afghan partners, our military is no longer undermined by artificial timelines and we no longer tell our enemies our plans.
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YouTube Videos Keep Getting Longer to Drive Ad Revenue Today's most viewed YouTube videos last 20 minutes or longer, writes Emma Grey Ellis — a result of YouTube's recommendation algorithm promoting longer videos over time: The simplest explanation for these swelling run times is straightforward business.
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A note went out earlier this week informing Senate staffers that they would no longer be issued BlackBerry handsets, since BlackBerry no longer makes them.
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But other shareholders see it as an opportunity to sell their stakes earlier in companies that are taking longer and longer to deliver real cash.
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" Note the odd language there about "not penalizing longer videos" instead of saying the more straightforward thing, which is "we're going to boost longer videos.
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It's slower to cross the blood-brain barrier, so onset time is longer—up to two hours—and it also lasts longer, around 22 hours.
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Lengths of hospital stays were also 12 percent longer with primary care physicians and 6 percent longer with other generalists than they were with hospitalists.
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She said that, with longer days and a longer school year, Success offered the equivalent of 55 more days of instruction than regular public schools.
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"If you know that [this] is someone you no longer want to be with, then you no longer want to be with them," she says.
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That could be a big deal for longer space trips because it suggests bigger changes to Scott's body the longer he was up in space.
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After its publication, blacks were no longer a people without a history, and whites were no longer innocent bystanders to the wreckage of antebellum America.
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Pebble watches will no longer be sold, its warranties will no longer be supported, and replacement accessories will now only be available through third parties.
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The girls in places with contraceptives stayed in school six months longer, or about a year longer if they were born after the programmes began.
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Now that Julia Louis-Dreyfus's Selina Meyer is no longer the president, Veep no longer has an organic reason to keep mimicking Capitol Hill politics.
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E-waste describes the electronic stuff that's no longer in use or no longer working—think out-of-commission appliances, old phones, dead computers, etc.
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With few checks and balances, covenant-lite loans take longer to sour, which means that the next default cycle could be longer and more severe.
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Only Arabs and Muslims together can legitimize a different theological interpretation of the Jewish presence in their midst: no longer inferiors and no longer foreigners.
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Forward guidance, as recently practiced, is when a central bank commits to hold rates lower for longer, thus hopefully driving longer-term interest rates down.
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It's going to probably to take me longer and longer the older I get[...] You just get older and wiser and see your own bullshit.
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The idea is simple: if work is fun, you'll not only perform better, but you'll stick around for longer hours and an even longer career.
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Parents who no longer worry for their children, families who no longer mourn for their loved ones, and the faithful who finally worship without fear.
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"It's longer than they wanted and the longer it stretches out, the greater the risk it blows up," said Art Cashin, director operations at UBS.
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For many older people, chronic pain — lasting longer than three months or longer than the body's tissues normally need to heal — becomes an everyday burden.
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Shoppers no longer have to head to the post office to send back a shirt that doesn't fit or a tie they no longer want.
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However, it wanted a slightly longer version, so Boeing stretched the body a little over six feet and named the longer version the 737-200.
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It has since expanded into longer-term investments: Last-year, via a partnership with Vanguard, it began offering users access to longer-term investment products.
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Over the last decade, communities across America have experienced longer and more intense fire seasons, averaging a full 28503 days longer than in the past.
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With Andrew Miller and Aroldis Chapman no longer part of the Yankees' bullpen, it is no longer the vaunted late-inning force it once was.
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But in the five years since her first fall, she can no longer walk, and no longer talk, and she is now under 70 pounds.
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But technological hiccups, staffing shortages, and the pressures of conforming to new immigration policies mean the agency is taking longer and longer to process them.
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"There's been a general paring back in longer term strategic positioning by many of the large pension funds and other longer-term investors," Norrish added.
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"Transformational transactions, whereby we thereafter no longer hold majority, or our headquarters is no longer in Hesse, are not an option for us," he said.
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And it's clear that the longer the US or any other nation is affected by the virus the longer it will take to recover economically.
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She no longer has to make that choice, and Grechen Shirley no longer has to choose between caring for her kids and running for Congress.
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Even under the most optimistic conceivable scenarios, natural gas will be with us for a long time, longer than coal, maybe even longer than oil.
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It's no longer socially acceptable to say that kind of thing out loud, but implicit assumptions take a lot longer to evolve than appearances do.
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The blades will be gargantuan, 351 feet long each, longer than a football field and longer, GE says, than any other offshore blade to date.
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In New York, they would no longer be eligible for state-funded grants and student loans, and would no longer be able to drive legally.
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Because people will no longer have to purchase health insurance, they may no longer receive tax credit subsidies for insurance that they do not purchase.
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If there's another increase in cases, harsh measures will either last longer or be re-imposed and the global economy would tank, likely for longer.
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So some who could no longer access prescribed painkillers — or perhaps could no longer afford them — turned to cheaper, more potent opioids: heroin and fentanyl.
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An older kidney or one with comorbidities costs more to transplant, because a patient is hospitalized longer and it takes a patient longer to recover.
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And the longer all the alternative candidates remain, the longer Mr. Sanders can keep carrying states and consolidating his own coalition without a singular rival.
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For one, there can be longer contracts that retailers have with certain suppliers so they might be able to maintain prices longer without huge swings.
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That seems to have afforded the Cybertruck a longer bed: Tesla&aposs rear bed is 6.5 feet long, two feet longer than the R1T&aposs.
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Patients in level 1 trauma centers stayed for one day longer than those in the other settings and waited nearly eight hours longer for surgery.
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Apple (AAPL) says you can squeeze about 30 minutes longer on the XS compared to last year's X, and 123 minutes longer on the Max.
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Apple says it will last 1.5 hours longer than the already-impressive iPhone X. The iPhone XS will last just 30 minutes longer, Apple said.
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Consider working beyond your official retirement age The longer you work, the longer you can contribute to a defined contribution plan like a 401(k).
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I like to think my attention span has improved a little bit, so I can read longer novels now, and also novels with longer sentences.
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The iPhone Pro's battery can last four hours longer than last year's XS, and Pro Max lasts five hours longer than last year's XS Max.
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"The longer we stay below 2,23, the longer people are going to be pointing to it," he said of the possibility of a double top.
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America will be great again because foreigners will no longer be allowed to compete in America, and American companies will no longer build factories abroad.
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To all the generals surrounding our idiot-in-chief...the longer U wait to remove him, the longer UR name will appear negatively in history.
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Militarily, this is no longer effective and financially, this is no longer viable and eventually, this is just nonsensical for the people who do this.
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For a generation, working people have gotten more and more productive, have worked longer and longer hours, and haven't gotten their fair share in return.
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The baby formula, though, meant that my son was no longer so hungry, and so he was sleeping for longer stretches, making fewer night calls.
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If I give you Vicodin, you will no longer feel the pain, yes, but you will no longer know what your body is telling you.
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"The longer a recovery lasts the longer it takes to get to pre-storm levels," said Peter Marsters, a research analyst at the Rhodium Group.
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You know that you are no longer living in a democracy because the elections in which you are participating no longer can yield political change.
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"We have more indications that reconciliation is no longer just a shimmer out there, no longer just a mirage," Mattis said this week, according to Reuters.
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As you begin experimenting with longer and longer periods of abstinence, try to develop an interest in the specific situations where FOMA kicks in for you.
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CSX's Tucker said the railroad's crews are fully qualified to operate longer trains and CSX uses computer modeling before running longer trains on a new route.
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Not everything is about today's news, and you want to think about longer-term issues and do research which is related to those longer-term issues.
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But the temporal code model faces a difficult question: If a gap is "longer" or "shorter," it has to be longer or shorter relative to something.
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The longer the hype cycle, the longer Swift's songs are played in anticipation of the full album release — and the more financial opportunity to sell music.
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The market is trying to balance the near term with the longer term, but in the stockmarket, the near term matters more than the longer term.
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"We no longer want the total anarchy of tourist buses in Paris....Buses are no longer welcome in the very heart of the city," Gregoire said.
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With the new feature, users who create threads — stitching tweets together to tell a longer story — need no longer reply to previous tweets to do so.
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Elizabeth ultimately decided that the couple would no longer be working members of Britain's monarchy, no longer use their "Royal Highness" titles and be financially independent.
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Meanwhile, older employees are staying onboard longer, working past standard retirement ages due to longer lifespans, a savings shortfall, declining pensions and long-term financial insecurities.
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"Good" loans, it turned out, were correlated with telephone-ownership, longer time at the same address, longer employment in the same job and the applicant's age.
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If you have longer eyelashes or bigger eyes, you might take slightly longer to find the small eyehole and lose your chance for a good shot.
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"The constant excuses for inaction no longer do, no longer suffice," Obama told the crowd gathered in the East Room of the White House Tuesday morning.
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A new report shows that we're hanging on to our smartphones longer and longer, and we're more hesitant than ever to buy the latest mobile device.
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The reality is that the issues we face are no longer one country's problem, and they can no longer be confined to a single policy area.
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The city outlaws carrying any knife with a blade longer than four inches in a public place, and the machete's blade is much longer than that.
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So people say that if they get away from quarterly filings and got to somewhat longer filings, that would help companies have a longer-term perspective.
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That means foreign exchanges and trading platforms can no longer use the indexes and data for derivatives and they can no longer trade any existing derivatives.
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The Indians have wandered the desert for 22014 years—22015 years longer than the Cavs have even existed, 211 years longer than the curse LeBron killed.
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The longer it takes to restock glycogen (the stored form of glucose, which your body creates from carbs), the longer you'll need to recover between workouts.
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An inverted yield curve means shorter rates yield more than longer ones, suggesting bond investors have less confidence in the longer-term outlook for the economy.
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I THINK THAT ONE OF THE THINGS I'VE BEEN A LITTLE WORRIED ABOUT IS THERE'S BEEN A LONGER TREND FOR COMPANIES STAYING PRIVATE A LOT LONGER.
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In 2011, he was required to sign a form agreeing not to wear his beard longer than one millimeter, but he continued to wear it longer.
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Fitch will no longer have sufficient information to maintain the ratings and, accordingly, will no longer provide ratings or analytical coverage for Votorantim and BV Leasing.
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Inevitably, though, this takes longer and longer, and instead of the goal being to reach a decision, the process of making the decision becomes the goal.
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People are living longer, and ailing longer, than was anticipated two or three decades ago, when these products became available, and fewer policies have been dropped.
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Now my happiness partly derives from no longer having to hold a heavy hair dryer over my head for 15 minutes or even longer every day.
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Owning a dog may help you live longer, study says And you'll spend 80% of that longer life prying inedible objects out of said dog's mouth.
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This means we can expect the Note 10 to last longer, but we can't say how much longer until we've gotten the chance to test both.
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Some visible message from our government to Iran that we no longer will consent to the status quo; that Iran's cruel silence is no longer acceptable.
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It could well be more costly, deadly, and even longer lasting than Iraq or Afghanistan – certainly longer than key players in the administration want to admit.
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The iPhone 7 last two more hours longer than the iPhone 6S and the iPhone 163 Plus lasts an hour longer than the iPhone 6S Plus.
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In a video posted on her page, Merkel said she no longer needs the account since she is no longer leading the Christian Democratic Union (CDU).
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Long weekends can be low stress, help you extend your summer, and help you avoid working the longer hours that people take on after longer breaks.
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Even if one of you is no longer around, the cost of healthcare and a retirement that could last 30 years or longer are major expenses.
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Now, as we've flown more humans into space, for longer and longer stretches of time, it's become clear just how serious of a problem this is.
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Just as ball teams no longer build stadiums for World Series crowds, most orchestras no longer build halls that only visiting superstars can hope to pack.
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Black New Yorkers' trips to work are 25 percent longer than whites, and Hispanics, 12 percent longer than whites, other research by the Pratt Center found.
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Every day, it seems, the list of famous American names accused of playing some role in the perpetuation of Russian geopolitical goals grows longer and longer.
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"The longer it takes schools and individuals to comply with our order, the longer this outbreak will continue," Dr. Oxiris Barbot, the city's health commissioner, said.
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Like many others with brief careers, Dye, a safety, feels he could have played longer — deserved to play longer — had a few things turned out differently.
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Businesses would no longer need to pay income taxes on overseas profits, but they could no longer be able to deduct interest as a business expense.
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If you lower the peak, the pandemic might last longer, because the number of new cases will be spread out over a longer period of time.
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Among other things, the entire population is no longer required to shave their heads in mourning and professional weepers will no longer accompany the funeral procession.
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Moreover, Virta hasn't produced clinical studies for longer than two years, so it's hard to say whether most people stick with it for longer than that.
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So it's arguable that this case is moot because there's no longer an active dispute between the plaintiffs and the state: Any discrimination no longer exists.
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For Sadek, who hadn't learned German at home, the strokes grew longer and longer, leaving no chance for him to ever get rid of the shame.
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" Tepper added that gaming is "becoming more social, which means people are playing longer and longer, and the profit per user is growing at 6 percent.
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Because those funds will no longer be considered taxable earned income, it will no longer be possible to invest that money in an individual retirement account.
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Capitalism is no longer working for the majority – no longer can one expect to sign a social contract exchanging ones labor for fair wages and security.
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Sure, a delay is, in itself, good news for factory workers who keep their jobs a little longer, but it doesn't address their longer-term problems.
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" I let him know that I have definitely gone longer than a year between dental visits, and he admitted, "it may have been longer than that.
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Private investors tend to have longer time horizons and are often more willing to tolerate losses and investment for longer periods of time than public shareholders.
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They've specifically taken issue with a longer phase out of Medicaid expansion and keeping in place some of ObamaCare's taxes for longer than the House bill.
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That's helped him maintain his surprising rise in the polls, and could keep him in the field longer than many opponents with longer political track records.
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In a scenario of more frequent and longer droughts, an expanded Alqueva may no longer be sustainable by 2030-2040, requiring tough conservation efforts, said Prof.
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Time to exhaustion with chocolate milk drinkers was almost 1 minute longer than with nutrition-free placebo beverages and about 6 minutes longer than with sports drinks.
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Advertisers will no longer be able to upload Flash ads as of June 30, and starting January 2 of next year, they'll no longer run at all.
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Part of the reason is that a lot of sales apartments are there for a longer period of time—people take a longer-term perspective on it.
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An American born in 2014 could expect to live about month longer, and even an American born in 2012 would have been expected to live slightly longer.
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You're pushing it if: You wait longer than five years—though you might be able to go longer, if an HPV test comes back clear, Cifu says.
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In other words, the longer the window for your "temporary" tax cut, the longer the window you have to create the political circumstances for a further extension.
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"I do think that doing longer videos for the sake of having longer videos is bad," Natalie Wynn, better known as her persona ContraPoints, tells The Verge.
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As the program goes longer and longer, what happens is priorities change, budgets change, administrations change, and each one of these things result in additional political risk.
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Especially at the longer end, there is persistently strong demand for relatively safe and highly liquid bonds from longer-term investors like pension funds and insurance companies.
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The new measure excludes deposits and participation funds with one year or longer maturity and other liabilities with longer than a three-year maturity, the bank said.
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But it's also the years since retirement, to the age of death — not only the longer you play, but the longer you live after you stop playing.
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As a result, the same way that homeland security is no longer just about terrorism, the "security moms" are no longer just about ISIS or al Qaeda.
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But the question is how much longer can we go higher and how much longer can the cycle last, and tax reform plays an impact in that.
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The longer we stay stuck waiting for a savior to bring back our jobs, the longer we are denying ourselves the opportunity to move forward towards progress.
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This idea was based on a study of day-old babies, which found that the boys looked at mobiles longer and the girls looked at faces longer.
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Fitch therefore considers it no longer appropriate to assess the bank's credit profile on a standalone basis and judges the VR no longer relevant for its coverage.
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At that point, known as the Singularity, we will no longer be the most intelligent species on the planet and no longer masters of our own fate.
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Firms worry that the full-tilt globalisation seen between 1990 and 2010 is no longer underwritten by America and no longer commands popular consent in the West.
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The proportionate rate of extreme poverty has halved, people are living longer, getting more access to basics like electricity, and girls are going to school for longer.
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That kind of data is incredibly important for NASA as the agency gears up to send humans on longer and longer missions out into the solar system.
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The research shows longer prison sentences aren't the right path — and, crucially, locking people up for longer could clash with the important task of ending mass incarceration.
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Number two, it does show that Cohen and Trump are no longer joined at the hip and Cohen would no longer take a bullet for the president.
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The two findings: Prosthetic length: While a longer leg allows someone to take longer strides, the length also makes it harder to swing, resulting in fewer steps.
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They've specifically taken issue with a longer phase out of Medicaid expansion and keeping in place some of ObamaCare's taxes for longer than the House-passed bill.
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The longer it takes to ratchet up resources the longer it will take for the anti-slavery forces to get on an even footing with the traffickers.
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The longer Washington waited, the longer the Jerusalem issue became one that was difficult to settle — and one in which any decision would be marred by controversy.
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It means that non-residents will no longer be banned from buying property in the state and state government jobs will no longer be reserved for residents.
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Manufacturers are driving to push console generations longer and longer, revising their big black boxes into increasingly smaller boxes along the way rather than replacing them outright.
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In a video posted on her page, Merkel explained that she no longer needs the account since she is no longer leading the Christian Democratic Union (CDU).
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And now the Treasury yield curve is no longer "inverted" but is back in its more comfortable state, with yields rising as the bond maturities get longer.
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They did, however, force pairs of longer theme answers to be only one row apart, with the IT locked in a fixed location within the longer words.
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Launching a dedicated space for longer form video solves both these problems as creators can share longer, more produced videos on Instagram, which they can then monetize.
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You'll pay more for a longer term than a shorter one, as there is a higher risk you would pass away within a longer period of time.
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Congress must do what is in the best interest of protecting our nation, because the longer it takes to get it right, the longer we remain vulnerable.
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The employer, in turn, no longer has to be concerned with more fragile financial markets and more robust former employees who collect benefits for longer than expected.
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Since losing control of the House of Representatives, Republicans no longer have majorities on the chamber's committees and can therefore no longer control the progress of investigations.
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Childless women were expected to live up to 23.1 years longer after 60, while those with children were expected to live an average of 24.6 years longer.
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Even longer-term interest rates that the Fed does not directly control have risen substantially in the last year, as have longer-term rates in other countries.
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And when the actual number of people looking for work drops, they are no longer considered unemployed and are no longer counted in the federal unemployment rate.
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Estimates of longer-run interest rates were unchanged and seen reaching as high as 3.4 percent in 2020 before dropping to 2.9 percent in the longer run.
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If the initiative is approved, Medicaid would no longer cover abortions for low-income women; abortion might also no longer be a covered benefit for state employees.
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"Signify will no longer issue security updates and your v1 Bridge may no longer be secure," Philips said in a post explaining the policy on its website.
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I am coming forward to let Mr. Moore know that he no longer has any power over me and I no longer live in fear of him.
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Alas, beauty no longer has her beast, the beast no longer has his beauty, and this darkness has no heart even if it will have a sequel.
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Now, parents can no longer trust Hallmark because Hallmark is no longer allowing parents to be the primary educators when it comes to sex and sexual morality.
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Women live longer than men, and because older age is the highest risk factor for dementia, a longer life can explain a good bit of the discrepancy.
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Because Manafort can no longer cooperate (having squandered the opportunity by lying to Mueller), Manafort can no longer hurt Trump, so Trump gains nothing by a pardon.
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The longer-term repo operations are aimed at encouraging longer-term borrowing in local currency in a country where most loans and deposits are denominated in euros.
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The report notes that attacks on the media are "no longer limited to authoritarian countries" and that "democratically-elected leaders" no longer see the media as essential.
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"To all the generals surrounding our idiot-in-chief...the longer U wait to remove him, the longer UR name will appear negatively in history," she said.
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Alas, beauty no longer has her beast, the beast no longer has his beauty and this darkness has no heart even if it will have a sequel.
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Earlier Wednesday, Dick's Sporting Goods also said it will no longer sell guns to anyone under 21 and that it will no longer carry high-capacity magazines.
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That same flight, also five hours longer because of the longer layover and flying past Ireland to Amsterdam for the connection, was nearly $1,400 dollars on KLM.
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Even the length of internal circadian rhythms vary — most people's natural "day" is slightly longer than 24 hours, though some have much longer or shorter internal days.
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" Or: "I" — longer beat — "gave myself power.
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The most radical thing the party could do to distance itself from Trump, for example, would be to have the Republican National Committee openly declare it was no longer devoting resources to his election — it would no longer fundraise with or for him, no longer use its robust state field staff to bolster his anemic get-out-the-vote operation, no longer share voter targeting information with him.
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It's only gotten worse with Uber and Lyft and has numerous issues on public ... the public residents, from public transportation taking longer, so, might people take longer to get to work if they use public transportation, to emergency vehicles taking longer to get to places they need to.
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Researchers looked at 101 species of wild mammals living in 134 different locations and found that females lived longer than males in 60% of cases, What was particularly surprising to the researchers was just how much longer they lived -- on average they had an 18.6% longer life span.
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The case has thrown the future of South Korea's leadership into question, and the longer presidential elections are postponed, the longer decision making and critical reforms are delayed.
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"The longer there are unresolved questions about the attorney general -- his conduct and his independence -- the longer we're going to be distracted working on that issue," Coons said.
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The real question they had was why, why do these dumb worms live so much longer than similar worm species living in shallower waters (and longer than me).
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He added that the government has identified NZ$1 billion ($658 million) of spending that is no longer priority or where funding previously allocated is no longer needed.
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This is more expensive then longer-duration funds, which typically offer investors 8-12% in return for locking up their cash for longer, and onlend at 6-8%.
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Wariness is warranted here, where staircases no longer have treads, banisters hang at crazy angles and gaping elevator shafts no longer contain elevators, at least in one piece.
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"Having Muhammad Ali in my life somehow sustained my dad's breath for me just a little while longer -- 51 years longer -- until now," she said in her eulogy.
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He wonders if great sports posters aren't being made anymore because kids are no longer buying them, or if kids aren't buying posters because they're no longer great.
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It warps our views of other people: As we get angrier, we can no longer see what's good about them, we can no longer empathize with their concerns.
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Veracruz is now home to "silence zones, where journalists no longer investigate, where information of public interest is no longer published," said CPJ's Mexico correspondent, Jan-Albert Hootsen.
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So the longer we keep people in prison, the longer we tend to undermine the ways these people mature and age out of crime as they get older.
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The longer investors wait to find out the results of a potentially contested outcome, the longer the market will sit in anguish as it waits for precious clarity.
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In the facility, John, who no longer no longer recognized his wife of decades, sparked a new romance with a fellow Alzheimer's patient, Kay — which his wife supported.
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His body could no longer perform what his massive heart wanted to, and he was no longer good enough to make money fighting, even when he actually fought.
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A longer gear allows pilots to use the same take-off angle rather than easing off to avoid striking the runway with the tail of the longer jet.
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Nevertheless, Kyo added, it might have been possible to keep Uematsu in hospital longer under protective care even if he was no longer judged a threat to others.
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"Romanian citizens will be primarily affected by this because all these damages would no longer be recovered and such criminal behavior would no longer be investigated," Kovesi said.
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"The Cabinet decided that, since Tun Mahathir is no longer supporting the current Government, he should no longer hold any position related to the Government," the statement said.
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The thought process is that it may last a little bit longer in the system, so [the elderly are] covered a little bit longer than the younger person.
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This could also be used to tell a longer story over a series of ads – like beginning with a short bumper, then later following up with longer ads.
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The four-year repo operations were introduced in February to provide longer-term liquidity to local banks and thus boost longer-term borrowing in the national kuna currency.
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Anglin and his lawyer, who no longer represents him, earlier claimed Anglin was no longer a US resident and that his words were protected by the First Amendment.
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Analysts said longer-end bonds have failed to rally much because of the government's strategy of selling debt with longer-maturities to push out redemptions to later years.
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I'd confided in my partner about my prior use, but I lied that I was no longer using and it was no longer a problem for me. Why?
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Longer-term bonds have higher yields but higher risks, because markets bet that it gets harder to predict the future the longer out you go, said Aliaga-Diaz.
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Anything shorter than a year CD is not that much different than a savings account, and anything longer is not giving rewards for tying up your money longer.
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If the delay is longer, it's likely that the U.K. Parliament would have to vote on that and already Brexiteers are threatening to vote against a longer delay.
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Most former Nokia employees are no longer working at Microsoft These latest job cuts mean that the majority of former Nokia employees are no longer working at Microsoft.
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"I believe Dell Technologies can better invest in its hybrid world with longer-term investors as the investment will be longer term, at least five years," he said.
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Primary issuance in yuan offshore will be in doubt the longer funding costs are elevated and the longer offshore yuan trades at a discount to its onshore counterpart.
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It's guaranteed that Philae will no longer talk to Rosetta again Now after a year of silence, it's guaranteed that Philae will no longer talk to Rosetta again.
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The sides, however, cannot agree on an appropriate valuation, and the longer Fitzpatrick's stalemate lasts, the longer the Jets' quarterback situation — forever bedeviling them — threatens to spread unease.
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Today, President Macron is no longer listening, the French people no longer approve, and the one election the protesters had to put themselves on the map has elapsed.
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To give it up might mean a diminution of one's supposed station in life — no longer given the prime table, no longer accorded as much deference and respect.
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The longer Congress waits to implement reforms, and the longer we go on tolerating business as usual, the higher the price will be for those who follow us.
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Apple says the iPhone 11 Pro Max's battery should last five hours longer than the iPhone XS Max's, which should last 1.5 hours longer than the iPhone X's.
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"The longer horizon also anchors short-term interest rate expectations for a longer period, thereby reinforcing the Governing Council's forward guidance on policy rates," Praet told a conference.
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" According to Dan Hodges in London's Daily Mail, "Accusing Jews of being traitors to the U.K. will no longer be considered longer anti-Semitic, just a bit 'wrong.
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Longer sentences do not appear to have a deterrent effect; one study finds, for example, that the threat of longer sentences has little impact on juvenile arrest rates.
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He and Mr. Abrams, who is no longer a partner in the Red Cat, also opened the Mermaid Inn; Mr. Bradley is no longer involved in that business.
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"The bill no longer protects workers who need to deal with a longer-term health need of their own or a family members' related to coronavirus," she said.
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And warm seasons that last longer in broader parts of the country mean ticks are active for longer periods each year, and can live further and further north.
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And I love that, but it could have been different had we been a band for a little bit longer and played the songs a little bit longer.
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You found that the richest American men live 15 years longer than the poorest men, and the richest American women live 10 years longer than the poorest women.
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" They added, "Just as importantly, survivors of abuse have had to wait longer for the truth and longer for systemic changes to help prevent others from similar injury.
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It also is observational and can tell us that exercise in middle age is associated with a longer life, but not whether exercise causes us to live longer.
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"It's hard to say how many of these things are no longer happening in general and how many of these things are no longer happening publicly," she says.
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"Each time I ended a run I had plenty left inside me, so I entered longer and longer races," Ritchie told the British newspaper The Independent in 1997.
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"Epstein being no longer around, no longer alive, will make it easier for victims to come forward," said Elie Honig, a CNN legal analyst and former federal prosecutor.
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It's no longer viewed as a disease that affects only white middle-class boys, as eating disorders are no longer seen as afflicting only white middle-class girls.
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Unlimited flights on the national airline, Saudia, were cut back so that large entourages no longer traveled gratis and blocks of tickets were no longer resold for profit.
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Before and after photos revealed that my skin no longer sagged in places I hadn't known it sagged, until I saw photos in which it no longer did.
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"Even though there were no longer the children, no longer the dead, it was as if it were the first day that I was seeing them," she says.
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That number has almost doubled in the intervening 500 days -- propelled by Trump's increasing willingness to be completely untethered from facts for longer and longer periods of time.
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Using all of these devices keeps customers in the store for longer, and the longer customers spend with a product the more likely they are to purchase it.
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That said, I do suspect that people will eventually live much longer than we do now, and spend a much longer fraction of our lives free from disease.
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Some projects take longer to plan and propose than others, and taking time to re-build more resilient infrastructure takes longer than reckless rebuilding in hazard prone areas.
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So, if you're concerned about the environmental impact of your device, the fact that Apple products will last longer and will remain updated longer is a net positive.
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The minute they return to the street, they collide with inescapable reminders that this is no longer a normal city, and they're no longer leading a normal life.
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Here's a band that was doomed from the start—that was written off and scoffed at by critics who are either no longer alive or no longer critics.
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Presidents are incentivized to pick young justices so they can serve longer terms—and thanks to modern medicine extending lifespans, those terms are getting longer all the time.
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It argues, in short, that since Congress removed the penalty from the individual mandate, the individual mandate is no longer a tax; because the individual mandate is not a tax, it is no longer constitutional; and if the mandate is no longer constitutional, the entire law must be judged unconstitutional.
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If Mr. Chrisley has truly forgiven his daughter and truly loves her as he says, then we hope that he will no longer involve her in this litigation, no longer attempt to or actually procure nude photos and videos of her, and no longer threaten her with humiliation and cyberbullying.
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But lately, Bieber's hair has slowly grown longer and longer down his face, and it looks like the singer doesn't plan on chopping off his long locks anytime soon.
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This chip allows the toothbrush to connect to an app that—best I could tell—shamed you in to brushing your teeth for longer and longer amounts of time.
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As Obama is no longer the sitting president, the aircraft no longer receives the "Marine One" call sign reserved for helicopters carrying the sitting president of the United States.
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"The longer there's uncertainty, the longer (insurers) don't know what the rules of the road are, the more they're going to have to adjust for that uncertainty," she said.
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As the European Central Bank's 230 trillion-euro bond-buying scheme depressed borrowing costs, investors sought out longer and longer maturities for a few additional basis points of return.
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It was no longer the country that he inherited from a corrupt political elite, and it was no longer the country where you could rig an election without consequence.
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For example, there's a visual progression that starts with wider lenses and longer takes, then we narrowed things in and changed aspect ratios, as well as used longer lenses.
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Its balaclava-like neck features a longer cut long for a cozy feel and the body is also longer than normal to avoid coming untucked when you move around.
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Battery life on a single charge is longer than AirPods: six hours of music streaming compared to AirPods' five hours and an hour longer than the Gear IconX 2018.
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My physical health improved, in part because I was no longer swinging between restriction and binge modes, but also because I was no longer swinging between exercise extremes either.
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"Since you've been gone, the nights have been a little longer, the days have been a little longer, and there's definitely something missing around here," Feldman tells his wife.
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The longer you are likely to live, the more likely you are to benefit from claiming your benefits later, since you will receive larger payments for a longer time.
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They said I was no longer Painted boy, no longer Spiderman, that I was now X-Factor, which stood for external factors - such as weather elements, injuries, coaching, etc.
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"Many are no longer in business and some have become absolutely homeless because they can no longer afford even the one-room apartments they used to rent," he said.
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That should only make the issue more urgent, though — because the longer America waits, the longer it will be before real measures are in to properly reduce gun violence.
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Afghanistan America's longest war will go on a little longer, but President Trump, in a prime-time address to the nation, didn't say how much longer that will be.
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The longer you can claim ignorance about what really happened, the longer you can delay making tough decisions on whether to hold the real perpetrators of the murder accountable.
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But since September 2017, the US government is no longer granting DACA recipients permission to travel abroad through advance parole, and any pending applications are no longer being processed.
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"This no longer reflects who we are as Utahns, and it no longer reflects our values or where we are trying to move to as a state," state Rep.
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Commutes are getting longer, adults are increasingly likely to live with adult roommates, and the evening is no longer an escape from work that takes place on the computer.
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And it is unclear whether Google's decision will be a short-term remedy to assuage angry employees or a longer-term plan to no longer mix work with military.
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" The source also said that Cohen "is no longer taking a bullet for you (Trump), is no longer a flunky," calling his declaration of independence "his July 4th moment.
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As a result, GE argues the firm no longer should be considered a critical piece of the financial system and no longer needs a closer government eye on it.
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Austria's recent 2 billion euro 1203-year bond is one high-profile example of how state borrowers have issued longer and longer debt to take advantage of low rates.
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Changing your email on a PS4 allows you to update privacy information, especially if your account houses an email you no longer use or no longer have access to.
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Since the cells are no longer there, and can therefore no longer expand, the idea is that the size and occurrence of those "trouble spots" will be reduced permanently.
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Imagine how much more secure families would be in our country, no longer fearing the deportation of a loved one; no longer fearing that they would be found out.
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One reason poor people in major metropolises have longer life expectancies could be that they have higher proportions of immigrants, who tend to live longer than native-born Americans.
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President Donald Trump has said that he no longer recognizes Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro's government — and Maduro responded by saying he no longer recognizes relations with the United States.
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When that happens, Talkshow hosts will no longer be able to send messages to their shows, and audience members will no longer be able to submit Q&A messages.
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As of that day, the app will no longer function (even in "browse" mode), and requests to Talkshow profiles and show pages on the web will no longer work.
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While some things are taking longer to happen—and some things are taking longer to go away—I'm who I wanted to be as a miserable 17-year-old.
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A person may no longer be dangerously underweight, or may no longer be purging, but they may have a relationship with food that interrupts their ability to live normally.
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"It would be kind of intermittent, and then the periods of pain would be longer and longer until I was just in pain all the time again," she says.
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"The court finds Ms. Manning's appearance before the Grand Jury is no longer needed, in light of which her detention no longer serves any coercive purpose," the ruling said.
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In the same way that your regular pedicure typically lasts longer than a manicure, a gel pedi will last about a week or two longer than a gel manicure.
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It told the justices that it no longer believed that some federal prisoners serving longer prison terms than the law allowed were entitled to challenge their sentences in court.
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"We're seeing floods that last longer, we're seeing droughts that are longer, we're seeing a reduction in fish with the drying out," she recently told The Times's editorial board.
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But the longer the economy keeps churning out jobs, and the longer the stock market remains resilient, the harder it will be for those advisers to make their case.
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But under the deal, the couple will no longer use their most exclusive titles "His Royal Highness" or "Her Royal Highness" because they will no longer be working royals.
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Aerial refueling is seen as a critical military capability, allowing fighter jets and strike aircraft to fly for extended distances, linger longer over battlefields and strike longer-range targets.
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Supporters of making the budget window longer than 21625 years argue it would allow Congress to pass temporary tax cuts that could last for a longer period of time.
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Supporters of making the budget window longer than 10 years argue it would allow Congress to pass temporary tax cuts that could last for a longer period of time.
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They have longer days and longer school years: Island stays open 12 hours a day, six days a week, including spring and winter breaks as well as the summer.
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Governments globally have been issuing longer-dated bonds to lock in historically low borrowing costs and as investors look to longer maturities for higher returns amid very low interest rates.
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She and her researchers will thaw out the oligos and connect them into longer and longer sequences, with each new segment bringing them one step closer to a completed chromosome.
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November 22, 2016: North Miami Beach no longer active Zika zone An area of North Miami Beach, Florida, is no longer "an area of active Zika transmission," the CDC said.
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The school officials laid out what would happen if the archdiocese no longer recognized it as a Catholic institution: • Cathedral could no longer refer to itself as a Catholic school.
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The Army is now exploring a longer-range artillery weapon called "Extended Range Cannon," using a longer cannon, ramjet propulsion technology and newer metals to pinpoint targets much farther away.
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That model, however, was discontinued and is no longer approved under NFL rules because it is no longer certified by the National Operating Committee for Standards and Athletic Equipment (NOCSAE).
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Barrett said SMBC also had the option to upgrade A321neos to the longer-range A321LR version and that it is monitoring possible plans by Airbus for a longer-range A321XLR.
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Big American financial institutions no longer get the type of easier funding they got before—evidence that the market increasingly understands that they are no longer "too big to fail".
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"As women are expected to live longer, it is harder for them to maintain their lifestyle in retirement, having to stretch their wealth over a longer period," the study said.
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Meanwhile, some in Washington believe that since the kingdom is no longer the world's largest oil producer, thanks to American fracking, it need no longer be treated with kid gloves.
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Because Bungie is no longer published by Activision, itself a part of the bigger Activision Blizzard brand, Bungie will no longer distribute the PC version of Destiny 2 through Battle.net.
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"I wear long sleeves in the hot sun and sometimes I'll park a longer distance from a house so I can jog a longer distance," Jackie said of the workout.
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And the scooter sharing companies are beginning to roll out more durable, longer-lasting versions of their scooters that are supposed to improve their ability to stay in service longer.
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But the longer and more complex your password is — a mix of uppercase and lowercase characters, numbers, symbols and punctuation — the longer it takes for hackers to unscramble your password.
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"The only thing that brings me any semblance of peace is knowing that he's no longer scared and he's no longer suffering," she said at the time of his death.
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After the success of Killing Eve and Glow's 2018 return, English Scandal is the latest nugget of proof that longer episodes and longer seasons do not equate to better television.
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Allen held on a little while longer, working to relocate Andreas to Hawaii with the idea that he'd no longer hold himself out as a master or seek out followers.
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"Although people with longer-lived parents are more likely to live longer themselves, there are lots of ways for those with shorter-lived parents to improve their health," she added.
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There's no longer an expectation that the former is how a person must use social media, and there is no longer a stigma to the latter of disconnectedness or Luddism.
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People living in industrial societies live 30 to 50 years longer than hunter-gatherers, but hunter-gatherers live only 10 to 30 years longer than nonhuman primates, the researchers found.
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"The longer everything takes, the longer it is before the Trump policies can start impacting corporate earnings," said Michael Jones, chief investment officer of RiverFront Investment Group in Richmond, Virginia.
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The idea that longer bear markets are more likely to predict recessions provides some evidence that lower stock prices for longer play a role in eventually bringing down the economy.
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He notes that if a member no longer benefits from positive movements in the market that may offset an adverse hedge, the CCP is no longer performing its primary role.
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"Now that the spotlight is being put on the police department, they're no longer being aggressive; they're no longer doing the job that they are capable of doing," he said.
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Take away the subsidy and the vast majority of these individuals will no longer be able to afford their insurance policy, and would no longer have access to health care.
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At the same time, since their subsidies are no longer open-ended, employees will no longer have an incentive to bargain for over-generous health benefits rather than increased wages.
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The CDC was unable to find a study that analyzed opioid use for longer than one year, but the few studies that were longer than six weeks were not promising.
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Make no mistake: The longer our federal policies continue to criminalize marijuana, the longer our nation continues to suffer from excessive, costly and disproportionate federal prosecution against petty marijuana possession.
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Marriages begun in the 1990s are lasting longer than those that began in the 1970s and 1980s, and those begun in the 2000s seem on track to last even longer.
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For people who dress in fake war bonnets, it must seem like Indigenous people are no longer here, or that we are no longer active participants in the modern world.
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Itineraries Security lines at airports are getting longer — much longer — and wait times could reach epidemic levels when air travel peaks this summer, according to airlines, airports and federal officials.
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The babies who ate solid foods earlier slept longer from age 5 months past 1 year: about 7 minutes longer on average each night, with no differences in daytime sleeping.
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" Cupp announced that she was no longer a member of the pro-gun rights group because "being right no longer felt righteous," adding that "we must do something about guns.
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Over the longer term, the United States will likely develop a wide variety of purpose-built intermediate-range missiles that have a longer range and are more difficult to intercept.
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The ECB expects rates to rise only very slowly and a longer-term guidance could stop investors from pricing in more aggressive moves and keep borrowing conditions low for longer.
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If not, then he should recognize that this is no longer the campaign and that he can no longer simply make stuff up any time he feels like it. Enough.
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No longer the symbol of separation and sorrow that it once was, the Berlin Wall is today a major tourist attraction (and has now been down longer than it stood).
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Neil Harbisson, cyborg artist: We are in a moment in history where we no longer need to use technology; we no longer need to wear technology; we can become technology.
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"Their mothers can't find enough food, and have to search further and further for longer and longer periods of time," said Ben Enticknap of Portland-based environmental advocacy group Oceana.
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Black children also have longer wait times in foster care: 20113 months compared to the 22.4 month wait in general, and almost a year longer than white children (18.3 months).
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Putting more police officers on the street has a large and consistent tendency to reduce crime, whereas locking away criminals for longer and longer sentences is mostly cruel and expensive.
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"Nowadays, we are no longer happy because our vehicles, our donkeys, are no longer here," said Katasi Moko, who was left with just one donkey after four others were stolen.
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"At that moment the situation changed and it was no longer a demonstration, no longer a matter of clearing the highway of citizens exercising their right to protest," Galindo said.
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"The court finds that Ms. Manning's appearance before the grand jury is no longer needed, in light of which her detention no longer serves any coercive purpose," Judge Trenga wrote.
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Usually, longer-term loans command higher interest rates than shorter-term loans because investors take more risk with longer-dated bonds and want to be paid more as a result.
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And so it's taking us a little bit longer to figure that out and taking us a little bit longer to invent the kind of alternate infrastructure to do that.
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"It may take longer than I'd like, it may take longer that you'd like, but there will be success in the end, one way or the other," Mr. Trump said.
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If American troops leave Afghanistan, and if the government and the Taliban are no longer at war, how much longer will Congress and the President continue to approve these funds?
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"The longer this ordeal carries on, and the longer the lockdown continues for these unfortunate individuals, the more danger it will impose on the Canadians stuck there," the letter read.
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At Solax, she successfully made the transition to feature filmmaking, creating longer, more narratively complex titles that were well-received, though they also entailed higher production costs and longer preparations.
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The longer you float around the room without saying hi, the longer you're at the event without fulfilling your goal, which is to meet new people and learn new things.
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The Pixel 4 XL has a larger battery than the Galaxy Note 10, coming in at 3,700mAh, and that should equate to slightly longer battery life, though not much longer.
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Since the regime dismantled private industry, some of these initiatives no longer exist due to lack of funding, and others have precarious budgets and can no longer undertake ambitious projects.
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"I think if you're pretty much no longer interested in running for office, or no longer interested in getting Republican votes, you might vote to impeach the president," he said.
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Some Reddit users first noticed yesterday that Redbox rental kiosks were no longer offering video game rentals, and the company confirmed on Twitter that game rentals are no longer available.
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Amazon is no longer just a retailer There's also the fact that Amazon is starting to morph into a company that is no longer really just a pure play retailer.
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Even with all this power, iPhone Xs offers 211 minutes longer than iPhone X, and iPhone Xs Max offers an hour and a half longer than iPhone X, between charges.
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They've remained low for far longer than I or anyone else thought and I think they're going to remain low for longer now in the future as well you know.
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Medical school is longer and more costly than law or business school, and residency involves longer hours, worse compensation and more deferred earning than comparable junior associate or analyst positions.
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The talks in Doha, Qatar, lasted much longer than planned and longer than any previous attempt to end the 17-year conflict, and both sides publicly reported progress — a rarity.
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But the list gets longer and contains more serious violations: These kinds of problems will only grow worse the longer Trump's own conflicts of interests are permitted to go unabated.
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Then they play 30 seconds of a Jack & Jack song (two tween stars who apparently make hip-hop but look more like scrapped characters from Hey Arnold) and the screams become so overwhelming that there is no longer I, no longer they, no longer four walls or a ground beneath me – only screams.
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Also, there may be no faster-growing banger in rap right now than Lil Uzi Vert's "Money Longer," which celebrates the various yardsticks of success, including longer money and faster cars.
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"If you're talking about cash in the farmer's pocket, the longer this goes on, the longer it's going to delay that program, which is really just getting ramped up," Irwin said.
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So with the longer production schedule and smaller episode order now confirmed, it's looking more and more like those rumors of slightly longer-than-usual episodes may be true as well.
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As we continue to understand how our community consumes video, we've realized that we should therefore weight percent completion more heavily the longer a video is, to avoid penalizing longer videos.
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I was no longer eligible for "young person" discounts, no longer "doing well for my age," and crucially I was never going to be able to watch South Park ever again.
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"The US can no longer and will no longer be the stabiliser and protector of Europe," wrote a group of continental intellectuals in Die Zeit, a liberal German weekly, last October.
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No longer that preposterous figure at the center, no longer that degraded and degrading victim off at the margins of reality and blind with blood, man may at last become himself.
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Since they now live so much longer, and mostly in good health, they will have to accept that they must also work for longer and that their pensions will be smaller.
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The longer it takes for NASA to fly on the Commercial Crew vehicles, though, the longer the space agency must rely on Russia for getting people to the International Space Station.
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Reality check: This is just the kickoff to a longer process, and agencies and the private sector alike will absolutely take longer than 18 months to catch up with these goals.
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All of the Disney-licensed products now carry a "THIS IS A LEGACY PRODUCT AND NO LONGER IN PRODUCTION" tag, and in many cases are no longer available through Sphero's site.
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" He continued, "There is a sense that politics no longer matters, or that the people who run mainline politics are no longer in contact with the people who vote for them.
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The rich today are no longer an indolent "leisure class" but what Markovits calls a "superordinate" working class: they work harder, longer, and perform more high-skilled work than ever before.
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Longer battery life is something all the cars are capable of, but it's an additional feature that (on certain models it no longer produces) Tesla throttles unless you pay for it.
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In May, Bird unveiled the Bird One, which features a battery designed to last twice as long, cover a longer range and last more than 4x longer in the shared space.
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But unless your budget is really strapped, the Series 3 model will provide longer battery life and faster performance, and will likely be supported by future versions of watchOS for longer.
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My concern is in the longer run – it won't be as much a short-term event – it's having a chilling effect on investment, which will show up in the longer-run.
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Based on the latest statistics, Twenge observed that this generation appears to be waiting longer to have sex, while an increasing minority wait even longer -- until their early 20s or later.
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And then when you take a longer look, like some of the innovations and the changes that they're making for the productivity of the longer run, it's going to be important.
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The order comes 10 months into a regional crisis that Qatar Airways has said made it no longer profitable after it was forced to cut routes and operate longer flight paths.
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Washington had not allowed a pass play longer than 19863 yards or a rush longer than 35 yards this season, but Penn State surpassed both by early in the second quarter.
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I will no longer be able to champion the movie through awards season, will no longer swell with pride that a Black brother and fellow Penn Stater is behind this story.
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Namely, because companies are staying private longer and longer, allowing the unicorn count to continue to swell with very few companies transitioning out and into another club — the public markets club.
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Sell-side: Unicorns staying private longer also has caused many of their employees to stick around longer, unless they have some independent wealth to cover the tax bill on vested options.
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What investors with a longer time horizon need to worry about is whether the complacency is going to trigger not just a brief trade lower but a longer term move down.
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When Khaled could no longer ignore Israeli threats and decided to go into hiding, it was clear that their marriage was no longer working; the couple decided to get a divorce.
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Both phones also received a battery upgrade, with the iPhone 7 lasting two hours longer than its predecessor and the iPhone 7 Plus lasting one hour longer than the 6S Plus.
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Exercising more would extend a person's life expectancy, the study authors say, which will keep that person alive longer, thereby keeping them working and contributing to the global economy for longer.
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" She points out that Americans are living longer, meaning your retirement savings need to last longer: "You likely have plenty saved up to breeze through 15 years or so of retirement.
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Ebooks and podcasts can be downloaded directly onto devices and setting up iPhones no longer requires a link with the software, so iTunes is no longer the hub it once was.
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"The longer we go through a growth phase, and the longer we have bull markets, the more comfortable people get with the idea they have a high risk tolerance," he said.
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Federal agencies would no longer be able to seize their way to higher budgets, and state and local officials would no longer be incentivized to bypass more restrictive state forfeiture laws.
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Like Wright, Mattingly had back problems, and cycled through various new routines and treatments; his pre-game routines stretched longer and longer, and only led back to the most rudimentary baseline.
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There is, perhaps, a moment in a relationship when "romance" is no longer the reason men insist on paying, and "feminism" is no longer the reason women pull out their wallets.
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If other licenses aren't available for purchase (say, because a maintainer is no longer involved), then the language is no longer enforceable and the software is offered as fully open source.
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In other words, the old ways of dumping a cultural product on every outlet all at once no longer works and is clearly no longer an important part of the industry.
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Compared to puffing a joint, edibles can give you a much stronger "couch-locking" body high that lasts longer, sometimes four to six hours, but they take longer to kick in.
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Longer-dated yields fell much more than shorter-dated ones as investors scrambled to buy longer maturity Treasuries in a safe-haven move in reaction to disappointing economic data on Europe.
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A candidate no longer has to go to a given state in order to campaign there; they no longer have to visit in person to hear that area's cries for help.
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Thankfully the shoes lasted longer once I no longer worked outdoors on my feet, but I would continue to buy cheap shoes and wear them until they had holes in them.
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To achieve their goal, officers assigned to the latest operations are working longer hours, and for longer stretches of time, often 10 days in a row rather than the usual five.
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Artists who'd been active longer also reported being more content with their work, with those who'd been in the art world 20 years or longer reporting significantly higher levels of satisfaction.
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"Scientists say that, in the Missouri Basin, we'll be spending more time at each end of the spectrum — longer and more severe floods, longer and more severe droughts," Mr. Remus said.
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And the longer the media can delay the inevitable—the day when DJT is no longer front and center—the more time they will have to find an adequate replacement star.
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For instance, when viewing faces on a computer monitor, lab subjects report that happy faces seem to last longer onscreen than nonexpressive ones, and angry faces seem to last longer still.
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The bill will no longer be printed, and, from the end of 2018, central banks in the 19 nations of the eurozone will no longer replace €500 notes that are returned.
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Longer life expectancies — about five additional years over the past several decades — and improved health have meant that "people can certainly work longer than they could in 1960," Dr. Johnson said.
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It is often women farmers in the global south who have fed their families off crops they will no longer be able to produce, seeds they no longer have access to.
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In March 19533, for example, Federal Reserve officials projected the rate would fall to somewhere between 21953 percent and 24 percent in the longer run (now being that aforementioned longer run).
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Gates and Gottschalk would double date with Lindsay and Abasolo, but that's no longer an option...just like having Lindsay at her wedding to Gottschalk is no longer in the cards.
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This was four years longer than those on a low-carb diet (29 years) and one year longer than those on a high-carb diet (32 years), according to the study.
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" Twitter announced that it will no longer host advertisements from politicians or campaigns at all, claiming it no longer wants to sour political discourse by allowing individuals to "pay for reach.
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I don't like anybody doing it, and if that means that I've got to be the bad guy longer, I'll be the bad guy longer, but I'm not going to participate.
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Note that Medigap C and F will no longer be available to new enrollees starting on January 1, 2020, as plans will no longer be permitted to cover Medicare B deductibles.
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Two-thirds of Michigan's jail admissions were released in one week or less, but one in six admissions lasted longer than 28500 days, and 6900 percent were longer than six months.
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He's no longer in his role and this list is all about power and the ability to green light things and influence the culture and he's no longer in that role.
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Apple says the iPhone 2199 Pro will last four hours longer than the iPhone XS and the iPhone 24.99 Pro Max will last five hours longer than the iPhone XS Max.
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Under the House bill, for example, the student loan interest deduction would no longer be phased out as the taxpayer's income rose, because there would no longer be any such deduction.
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It also is observational and cannot prove that exercise actually caused survivors of childhood cancer to live longer, only that there was an association between more exercise and longer life spans.
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Facebook is now saying, "We would like longer videos," and you guys will have to adapt to that and make videos that keep people's attention for a longer amount of time.
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"), Lil Uzi Vert's "Money Longer" ("money got longer, speaker got louder, car got faster"), and Lil Pump's "Gucci Gang" ("Spend 10 racks on a new chain / My bitch love do cocaine.
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" The priest can also tell if this person had lived longer or shorter than God intended, explains Odontuya, and "sometimes the lama says [living longer] is because of good medical treatment.
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To provide further support to American households and businesses, we pressed down on longer-term interest rates by purchasing large amounts of longer-term Treasury securities and government-guaranteed mortgage securities.
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Add cast scheduling hurdles to those involving both prominent and rookie showrunners and you have yet another explanation for why so many shows are taking longer and longer breaks between seasons.
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WASHINGTON — There is no longer any question that Gov.
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QUIZ: Australian PM or celebrity marriage - which lasted longer?
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The gang truce lasted longer than most — 18 months.
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It's no longer just a dream now — it's tangible.
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" Said the spokesperson, "these segments are no longer available.
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It -- for 25 years and longer, it was not.
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It takes about two hours — longer than I expected.
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" Jade Capua "I am no longer broken by you.
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They can't wait much longer though -- Des is dying.
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The current recovery has been long - longer than most.
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And splintered Chips may no longer be solid play .
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The emperors were no longer gods -- they were humans.
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" Most notably, NATO, he believes, is "no longer obsolete.
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" There is no longer a Bernie Sanders "political revolution.
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The forgotten men & women will no longer be forgotten.
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Judy Garland is no longer in New York ... confused?
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We say, take the makeup — it'll last way longer.
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