But with success comes longevity, and with longevity comes the danger.
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It's not about longevity here, but about longevity for Los Angeles.
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Books such as Validation of Exceptional Longevity, Exceptional Longevity: From Prehistory to the Present and Supercentenarians all deal with this methodological question.
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The longevity of Scully and the longevity of radio speak to the adaptability of these old forms of address through new methods of distribution.
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As the company develops its technology, Zhavoronkov wants to offer a "longevity-as-a-service" engine that could power global longevity research using deep learning.
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His co-founder for Celularity, Peter Diamandis, is a well-known serial entrepreneur who founded the XPRIZE Foundation and another company in the longevity space, Human Longevity Inc.
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They previously had examined links between jogging and longevity and concluded that moderate amounts of moderately paced running led to greater gains in longevity than more-gentle or strenuous running.
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The theatre troupe offers a prosaic explanation for their longevity.
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Increasing longevity has kept companies on the hook longer still.
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But his longevity became a liability during his 2014 campaign.
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In fact, research suggests being "overweight" may actually increase longevity.
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Yet the secret to the shop's longevity remains the same.
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"I was trying to imbibe them with longevity," he said.
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It also stands out for its longevity and enormous size.
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The rings, like those of a tree trunk, show longevity.
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Longevity is now widespread and needs to be planned for.
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Do these startling longevity studies mean your lifespan could double?
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You have to assess the longevity of all of this.
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But longevity evangelists are targeting human trials within 18 months.
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He credits the longevity of Prince's appeal to his talent.
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But there may be a shared recipe for such longevity.
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"Longevity alone is not proof of relevance," the statement read.
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And again, specializing can fuel business longevity, despite overseas pressures.
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"I worry about the longevity of this school," he admits.
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Julie says her parents credit their marriage's longevity to determination.
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Bernie Sanders, claiming it would actually hurt longevity and health.
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But it is scripted, and that makes any longevity ephemeral.
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SO I'M VERY CONFIDENT ABOUT THIS BUSINESS AND ITS LONGEVITY.
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One of those is trying to determine the company's longevity.
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Big Bang say their secret to longevity is good chemistry.
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Several stand out, both for their longevity and their influence.
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Keeping the devices at lower temperatures increases performance and longevity.
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The Longevity Institute has funding from the National Cancer Institute.
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It's affordable and, based on its longevity, quality is good.
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I don't think longevity affects the relationship with output, either.
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Its longevity has taught us much about operating on Mars.
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Precious few records exist, but the family's longevity is amazing.
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One of the Apple product library's secret superpowers is longevity.
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Both are vital for sustainable growth, positive reputation and longevity.
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That may be good for Spicer's longevity in the job.
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Human Longevity uses an algorithm to analyze a brain MRI.
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Greater longevity is changing the narrative structure of life itself.
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On the right is what you do at Human Longevity.
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His longevity is the result of constant manipulation and scheming.
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But that's not where Doom's ultimate longevity will come from.
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He also would have an expected longevity of 265 years.
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What's the secret to the longevity of her beloved movement?
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IDK: The year gap showed me the music has longevity.
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Wenger's longevity, as Ferguson highlighted, is an achievement in itself.
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Mary Furlong, a leading consultant in the longevity marketplace, agrees.
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As to longevity, Mr. Smith had no definitive answer, either.
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And the "new" is also disease prevention and longevity extension.
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This is the true source of our longevity and resilience.
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It's made from quality fabrics and durable materials for longevity.
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A chief executive's longevity can bring needed experience and stability.
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McIlroy acknowledged that his longevity with Fitzgerald bucked the odds.
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"The longevity and comfort of a garment breed confidence." winnienewyork.
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Combined with his longevity, Sanders brings tenacity and authenticity too.
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The first touches on the longevity of the party itself.
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The trend toward workplace longevity benefits both employers and Millennials.
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Beverages are important for longevity, Buettner said in the book.
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So you got to weigh longevity in there with it.
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The longevity will eventually make up for the price tag.
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This study did not examine how exercise might improve longevity.
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The sisters said they are preparing for their own longevity.
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I believe that ceramic speaks about longevity but also transitions.
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Longevity brings its own recognition but winning remains the ultimate goal.
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This reflects her longevity; few prominent politicians remain popular for long.
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Oftentimes, in real life, the Nova Go's longevity is even better.
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Is enhanced longevity meddling with creation, or a complement to it?
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Multiple studies have linked the Mediterranean diet to increased overall longevity.
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A New Virtual Gallery Platform Launches... But Will It Have Longevity?
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MOOS: Longevity expert Professor J. Olhansky disputes Dr. Michael Roizen's formula.
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That's when I just started to question the longevity of it.
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Reflect on the strength and longevity of your friendships and connections.
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Despite her high profile and longevity, her catalog is relatively trim.
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"Longevity runs in our genes, it's in our DNA," Martin said.
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"I don't think you can say repairability equals longevity," she said.
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So environmental groups have instead focused on increasing a device's longevity.
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Longevity noodles are our choice for Chinese New Year celebrations tonight.
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"You can't argue with [Leno's] success and his longevity," the Live!
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Doctor Who is a unique television show thanks to its longevity.
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We're not entirely sold on the S2's software support longevity.
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Trips to Capitol Hill do not seem compatible with career longevity.
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And perhaps the relationship is even more remarkable for its longevity.
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"I think longevity is something definitely to look at," she said.
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IVAR HAUFFOslo Being 79, I am in the midst of "longevity".
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That longevity and loyalty to one company isn't common these days.
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Celgene is contributing funding and IP, as is Human Longevity Inc.
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That kind of longevity, until recently, has been unusual in tennis.
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In financial jargon, they face both investment risk and longevity risk.
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It is called the Wildlife Innovation and Longevity Driver (WILD) Act.
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Ethiopia's rich literature is known for its breadth, depth and longevity.
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"Becoming physically active in mid-life can extend longevity," Lee said.
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You could however turn your longevity into something of real promise.
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Advantage: pika Longevity: Many pikas can live up to seven years.
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Longevity expert Dr. Shigeaki Hinohara lived to be 105 years old.
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Smiling and laughter are also good for your health and longevity.
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Careful management of Duncan's career has certainly contributed to his longevity.
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For longevity, I like to use the Estée Lauder Double Wear.
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We wanted to have more longevity, and do something more meaningful.
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It's not the first time I've considered the implications of longevity.
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Ancestry has worked with Google spinoff Calico to study human longevity.
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In many ways, the most impressive detail here is Titanic's longevity.
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It is a trend underscored by frequency and longevity, activists say.
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Physical exercise and nutrition were the most important factors in longevity.
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Secondly we can then go in and activate these longevity genes.
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Explaining longevity involves explaining life itself, from heredity to lifestyle choices.
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That said, the longevity of the Sanchez government remains in question.
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She died at age 2115, setting a record for human longevity.
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And living with purpose will encourage other behavior that promotes longevity.
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How, then, might we determine the outer limits of human longevity?
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Or would the maximum age plateau, signaling a limit to longevity?
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One final mark of Original Pirate Material's brilliance is its longevity.
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I can see why they've had that longevity in their career.
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Working and volunteering also have benefits for healthy longevity, Wei said.
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He attributed his longevity to the succor of honey and Ovaltine.
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Eat longevity noodles and steamed fish with ginger and sesame, perhaps.
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"Longevity and dominance; they showed that," Federer said of the sisters.
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Do you have any secrets to longevity and staying in shape?
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That the intensity and longevity and joy of love are real.
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One piece of the puzzle is connecting health care to longevity.
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Long noodles, or "longevity noodles," represent good health and long life.
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The most notable thing about DeWine's career might be its longevity.
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" Addressing Ms. Ginsburg's own longevity, Ms. McKinnon said: "Joke's on you.
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However that won't bring her close to the Senate longevity record.
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That longevity has come with an added perk: On Wednesday, Oct.
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Very few of the structures were built with longevity in mind.
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David had long suspected that the epigenome was central to longevity.
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But will they do it with the same style and longevity?
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"The Longevity Book" - Cameron Diaz/Sandra Bark (Harper Wave, $27.99) 20163.
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Mr. Yun is the founder of the Palo Alto Longevity Prize.
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As the population ages, longevity-themed tourism is booming in China.
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How this affects Fortnite's ongoing longevity is yet to be seen.
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Greater levels of income and wealth were associated with greater longevity.
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Whether good for my longevity or not, I need a cookie.
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As to the longevity of that app, only time will tell.
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She credited the store's "amazing, loyal customers" for the store's longevity.
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Woroch recommended investing in longevity by sticking with name-brand electronics.
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Because when it comes to longevity, there's no short-term fix.
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See the full report from the Stanford Center on Longevity here.
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It's also about longevity, the continuity of a project over time.
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But yeah, happiness is engagement and not only that, longevity, right?
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Nevertheless, his creativity and longevity lionized him in the fashion world.
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Another data dive revealed that genes explained only about 16 percent of the longevity variation seen in their data, and indicated that good longevity genes can only extend someone's life by an average of five years.
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"Are you prepared to add the more generous longevity assumptions and be proved wrong in five years?" said pensions consultant and independent trustee John Ralfe, pointing out that longevity assumptions have proved wrong in the past.
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Progressively link longevity to benefits The bipartisan Save Our Social Security Act of 2016 presented perhaps the most sensible idea with regard to adjusting Social Security for greater life expectancies: index the full retirement age for longevity.
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Yet their most appealing feature is neither design nor longevity, but software.
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"[Longevity] is good, but it comes with a price tag," he said.
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Peter Diamandis is the Co-Founder and Vice Chairman of Human Longevity.
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Cooking, without any regard to health or one's longevity, is very liberating.
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This should be done over years to maintain optimal health and longevity.
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Longevity runs in Phyllis Cook's family; her mother lived to be 106.
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The new ceremony is aimed at demonstrating the longevity of Serbian statehood.
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The gap between the rich and poor in longevity continues to widen.
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It's not hard to see why Hollywood watchers question the genre's longevity.
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Matt attributes his longevity to not carrying the pressure around 24/7.
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She knows the value of nutrition to our well-being and longevity.
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Ultimately, the story of Pelosi's longevity in office is not that mysterious.
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According to the findings, the longer one vacations, the more longevity improves.
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Many factors should be considered, including health, expected longevity and earning potential.
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And its longevity points to a troubling development in our media environment.
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It's crazy to show her longevity — that's how I look at it.
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Sooner or later, that will sap the growth that underpins his longevity.
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They're also mercerized and pre-shrunk to ensure longevity throughout repeated washes.
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Meanwhile, TV co-star couplings seemed to have a bit more longevity.
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So, if you needed further proof of athleisure's longevity, consider this it.
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This growing longevity means many people probably haven't saved enough for retirement.
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Its longevity is tied indivisibly to the future performance of the enterprise.
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Which just leaves one last question: what's the secret to their longevity?
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In the real world, the S10's longevity is even more profound.
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Its purpose, I reckon, is to instill confidence in the phone's longevity.
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TC: You say "we," though you're the sole general partner of Longevity.
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Citi recommended that governments explicitly link the retirement age to expected longevity.
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Geddes is less optimistic about the longevity of horror's mainstream status though.
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The 100-Year Life: Living and Working in an Age of Longevity.
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This is not the best way of guaranteeing longevity for your band.
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In 2013 he founded Human Longevity Inc (HLI), based in San Diego.
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What's the longevity of that model when it's a one-shot deal?
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"We're both, like I say, 30-fun," said Serena of their longevity.
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It's doing something for the greater good, for the longevity of humanity.
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The key is that by deferring, one protects herself from longevity risk.
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The joke here is partly about Federer's astonishing longevity as a player.
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Further, the numbers show there's another, more intangible, factor at play: longevity.
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It reflects our hope for the longevity of objects that are good.
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He noted that more than 20 genes have been identified for longevity.
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I think there's greater longevity and it's more sustainable as a restaurant.
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Given where things currently stand, that looks like a recipe for longevity.
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Why did such a seemingly forgettable game prove to have such longevity?
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" The update is supposed to "protect the battery and improve its longevity.
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Questions loom about Wayne's longevity and his place in today's rap world.
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Sanders: For me personally, I credit our longevity to the slow ascent.
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The coming weeks will be crucial to the longevity of this investigation.
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Used with caution, an annuity can also provide protection against longevity risk.
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Anyone who studies the limits of longevity faces two major statistical challenges.
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Many consumer products have far higher standards for longevity than 15 years.
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The results demonstrate major improvements in education, wages, longevity and poverty rates.
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Ms. Long and Mr. Scott know something about the longevity of streaks.
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"We don't see it as a story with longevity," ING's Turner said.
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James's career numbers show incredible consistency and longevity, though not necessarily improvement.
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It's such a difficult business to have longevity in, to be frank.
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We have a god of longevity who's always holding a big peach.
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Still, longevity is the leitmotif of the men's tour at the moment.
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Its age and longevity is even more reason to celebrate the icons.
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Indeed, some studies find retirement associated with worse health and reduced longevity.
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That's partly due to his longevity in the administration, the people said.
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"If all you're aiming for is longevity, it's life-denying," he said.
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She has embraced her longevity, beginning a recent rally in Pueblo, Colo.
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But the longevity of America's 1789 document is thoroughly testing this notion.
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Both the iPhone 11 and 11 Pro already offer pretty impressive longevity.
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"His real story is about longevity, not hockey," Webster's son Rob said.
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Longevity and versatility are also built into the design of each piece.
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"Another great part about decorating with plants is their longevity," Claudia said.
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The accountability office found that demographic characteristics were also associated with longevity.
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Designing for longevity, she firmly believes, plays a huge role in sustainability.
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Advice from Well on ways to minimize risks and increase your longevity.
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What is the bottom line when it comes to exercise and longevity?
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When you were starting out, did you think much about career longevity?
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The director Yasujiro Ozu meditates on family and longevity in this drama.
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These were records that were not merely popular — they also displayed longevity.
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He added that unlike paintings or photographs, ceramics had an unparalleled longevity.
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There are two new modes, however, aimed at increasing the game's longevity.
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Still, she added, the longevity of the area's transfer program is atypical.
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"Scientific evidence has pointed to longevity, at least in part, as inherited," says Dr. Sofiya Milman, a longevity specialist and endocrinologist at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in the Bronx and the expert I referred to earlier.
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"Some say loneliness has the same effect on longevity as smoking," Luhmann says.
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Mount Tai, in the eastern province of Shandong, represents longevity in Chinese tradition.
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I eat and train to feel my best, for overall health and longevity.
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Simple lasting friendship filled with respect, talent and longevity in and off screen.
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So, why do people care so much about the longevity of their streaks?
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So if you can get rich, you'd have a better chance at longevity.
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The researchers couldn't run an experiment to determine if education matters for longevity.
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In a world where no one buys music, I'm trying to have longevity.
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Instead of just contracting, these muscles also expand, contributing to the system's longevity.
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Chinese tyres are cheap but lack the performance or longevity of pricier brands.
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One concern I have about AirPods' form factor in general is their longevity.
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I knew this jewelry didn't have longevity but, that day, I didn't care.
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Sometimes a qualified longevity annuity contract, or QLAC, is an option, Persaud said.
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They're accepting some short-term pain in exchange for longevity, Saunders tells Axios.
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Another Myotis bat, Brandt's bat, holds the bat longevity record of 41 years.
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Teasing information in new and unexpected ways is key to the genre's longevity.
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Failing to do so can rapidly affect its performance and the gearbox's longevity.
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That longevity has given AFV a leg-up in the modern tech landscape.
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Your longevity on this planet is much more important than your external figure.
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And that's the way that any of these television shows have longevity, right?
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Autonomy is subordinate to partisan popularity and an overwhelming desire for career longevity.
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We think about, as I mentioned, longevity like, this is 60 years later.
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The longevity is you probably get these things quicker than you used to.
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On top of this... Even ignoring longevity, paying pensions has become more expensive.
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Morano also credits her longevity to staying in and going to bed early.
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The key challenge with any reform, especially tax reform, is ensuring its longevity.
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I's longevity has taught us much about operating on the surface of Mars.
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The news set off a wide-ranging debate about smartphone reusability and longevity.
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This will improve the longevity of your liner and create a smoky texture.
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White, 62, credited the show's producer and production team for the program's longevity.
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Women live longer than men on average, so Overton's longevity was particularly noteworthy.
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Despite the longevity of the program, few customers take advantage of the deal.
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This expectation of change is also a key factor in her career longevity.
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Now, the longevity of Nene's successor as finance minister, Pravin Gordhan, seems precarious.
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However, it does raise serious questions about the longevity of smart home gadgets.
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We'll take the movie's longevity as a testament to the power of camp.
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This can have a huge impact on overall health and longevity, Lewis says.
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I attribute my longevity in part to the excellent coaching in my youth.
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Some worried about the iron's longevity, but most buyers were happy with it.
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" The key to their longevity, says Cole, is "our sense of shared values.
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The much bulkier Moto Z Force builds its name on durability and longevity.
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Those spouses should also pay attention to longevity and elder care issues too.
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Also, a tax reform bill passed with bipartisan support could have more longevity.
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Rising longevity is one argument often made in favor of that last reform.
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Hydration and nutrition guarantee longevity Where does the economy's fuel come from then?
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As with other aspects of aging, including longevity itself, stark socioeconomic differences emerge.
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Several analysts' sell ratings have cast doubt over the longevity of the company.
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But Rivera's greatness came from his longevity and his extraordinary success in October.
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Along with longevity on the market, the conditions of the homes vary, too.
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We're given the gift of longevity, so we have to spend it wisely.
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But now, he says, we have reached the upper limit of human longevity.
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Good health translates into longevity, which means more time to create more wealth.
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Beyond economic longevity, there have also been questions about the country's leadership succession.
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RTS games find their longevity in long nights with friends and competitive meetings.
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Kaplan says proper care is the key to the longevity of your garments.
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Neither have much scope for advancement, but the dental hygienist has career longevity.
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"Something aerial shows is the organization and longevity of the place," he says.
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However, another Amazon buyer says the longevity of this inexpensive drill is poor.
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Make the longevity of the brand and the origin of the brand matter.
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Health care innovation can have direct benefits for health, well-being and longevity.
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He has had time to weigh where golf longevity might be an advantage.
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Was I going to risk my longevity to avoid hurting my doctor's feelings?
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Entrepreneurs and companies, many nationwide, are moving into the so-called longevity market.
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And that is key to the longevity of, the perpetuation of the system.
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There's longevity, there's elegance, and there's something very formal and traditional about it.
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And they found a gaping divide in longevity between America's richest and poorest.
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People that have longevity in their careers, many times they are reinventing themselves.
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When to start taking Social Security is "ultimately a longevity decision," he said.
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The product is also said to extend the longevity of your hair color.
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His longevity offers clues about what to expect from other would-be strongmen.
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Before her death in 2015 at 109, she revealed her secret to longevity.
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"I have to keep the balance between longevity and sustainability," Mr. Khoja said.
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The drug's longevity is also thought to play a role in the decline.
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He added an additional issue: the longevity of the housing and remodel market.
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If longevity and popularity are anything to go by, that drummer beats on.
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Her longevity in power has helped her cement her formidable position in Europe.
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Most changes at the top of the longevity list are marginal, Beard said.
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But a local election in Tokyo has put Mr. Abe's longevity in doubt.
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Practicing what he preached, he helped make Japan the world leader in longevity.
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"They just told me longevity, the bigger picture, more long-term," Williamson said.
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Science has been exploring the connection between happiness and longevity for some time.
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It seems to me that's a good part of the production of longevity.
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In the recipe for longevity, the key ingredient might very well be innovation.
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With longevity increasing year after year, outliving retirement assets is a common concern.
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Because it is key to understanding the strange longevity of China's credit bubble.
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"I'm going to take my time because I want longevity," Ms. Hutchinson said.
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Montbéliardes are its cattle, a red-and-white breed prized for their longevity.
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Yellen's longevity as the Fed chair has come under intense scrutiny from economists.
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But daf-2 mutant worms deprived of REST were stripped of their longevity.
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And it can be "long" in its durability, endurance, steadfastness, longevity, and survival.
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LG: What's the secret to longevity in the things you make commitments to?
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However, there may be a key to longevity that's simple and free: Optimism was found to be "associated with exceptional longevity," in a new study, and the study found that individuals who are more optimistic are more likely to live longer.
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For us, it's not even about longevity—it's about a higher level of comedy.
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There are also other things to consider when picking out your hairstyle, like longevity.
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Thus this expansion's remarkable longevity does not mean it will die of old age.
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So here's what may explain Mattis's longevity: The secretary never undercuts Trump in public.
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Therefore, the military's prime objectives with food are durability, longevity, affordability, and broad palatability.
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Some studies suggest that maximum human longevity is best accomplished by minorly starving ourselves.
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Yes, its overall longevity has gone up by slightly more than half an hour.
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In that context, Hoover's longevity in office had become an issue of widespread concern.
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That's because the promise of longevity is what make the iPhone XS feel special.
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It was amazing to think about the longevity of the by-products of civilization.
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If there's a stone that ought to boost your garden's longevity, it's green aventurine.
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It is this characteristic that makes plastic strong and contributes to its great longevity.
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I needed something that had a little bit more longevity for a career choice.
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"We are focused on longevity and transitioning to a slightly older audience," Wright said.
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I don't see that any of them will have any longevity, to be honest.
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"I'm surprised, in a way, at the longevity of the tracks," Tim tells me.
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And that kind of virality will likely be key to Pokémon Go's continued longevity.
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Scientific evidence suggests the couple's approach may be one of the best for longevity.
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And you're in no better position when it comes to Social Security longevity insurance.
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Individuals will also have to take more responsibility for unlocking their own longevity dividend.
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We're thinking of Julia Moskin's recipe for longevity noodles with chicken, ginger and mushrooms.
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The paper's authors concluded we may be hovering around the limit to human longevity.
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"Both the scale and longevity of this persistent heat is unprecedented," the BOM stated.
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The longevity of an acne scar can also vary depending on your skin type.
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We must invest in our new industries and laborers to ensure longevity and stability.
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Among the Desert Trip bill, Dylan is his only peer for in-studio longevity.
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And with a seriously big 4,200 mAh battery, the P30 Pro offers ridiculous longevity.
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It's about longevity, it's about momentum, it's about balancing those things with one another.
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Another option is to purchase a deferred annuity — often known as a longevity annuity.
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There is also a correlation between higher credit scores and businesses with better longevity.
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It shows incredible dedication and longevity, and we congratulate him on this amazing achievement.
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" Of the popular comic book character's longevity in cinema, Gadot, 31, explains, "She's relatable.
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But Smer now proposes halting that progress and breaking the link to rising longevity.
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Be it longevity or literacy, employment or earnings, the figures make for bleak reading.
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Such discoveries in cell and molecular biology have perked up commercial interest in longevity.
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Their effects on health and longevity may not be seen for years or decades.
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The couple's children marveled at their parents' longevity, both in life and in marriage.
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You should clean your Apple Watch periodically to ensure the longevity of your device.
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We were very, very fortunate to have that sort of longevity on a series.
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"MacGyver," on the other hand, may test the longevity of that storied TV brand.
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He has the most longevity, experience and seniority as a statesman and senior senator.
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This made a huge difference in the quality and longevity of my mother's life.
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That kind of passion is an incredible asset to the longevity of your career.
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Dealing with that transition could be crucial to the longevity of ride-hailing companies.
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I'd always assumed that the disproportionately female population of nursing homes resulted from longevity.
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A key to her longevity, she tells the New York Times, is being single.
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In the last few years, major companies like Google's Calico and Human Longevity Inc.
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Perception, and even potentially a belief in this explanation, may contribute to its longevity.
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Chavez attributed his longevity to the outdoors, eating healthy and a strict workout regiment.
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Other factors could be of greater importance for more complex risks, such as longevity.
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Maybe it's the longevity itself that raises the "why revitalize 'West Side Story'?" question.
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But there is also a remarkable story about longevity in the Facebook publishing world.
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It makes me worried about raising our son and the longevity of our relationship.
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"Maybe that's the key to longevity," says a fellow assistant coach, Bruce Fraser, 250.
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The reason I have Orr at No. 3, though, is simply because of longevity.
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Valter Longo, director of the University of Southern California Longevity Institute, undertakes multiday fasts.
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One of the most striking things about the #MeToo movement has been its longevity.
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So let's raise a glass to longevity — but only because research says it'll help.
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The use of fixed annuities would help address another problem, that of predicting longevity.
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Parrots are distinguished not only by their longevity, but also by their cognitive abilities.
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What they found was a startling divide in longevity between America's richest and poorest.
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Nobody doubts at this point that exercise can improve our health, happiness and longevity.
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Studies in both animals and people have shown that high-protein diets limit longevity.
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But Indigo's approach seems not only novel but crucial to its success and longevity.
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She knew the company had longevity, because people always need help with their taxes.
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Still, it joins a short list of gene variants shown to influence human longevity.
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Obviously not a good scenario for people, even if the longevity results crossed species.
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Sheer popularity and longevity can do a lot to render odd convictions reassuringly familiar.
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Transmission of knowledge One thing is for sure, the pregnancy testing method had longevity.
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Perpetual calendars offer longevity, but many require the user to manually change the date.
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Racehorses are bred for careers that burn fast and bright, rather than for longevity.
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For him, career longevity in sports-car racing is simple: It's a numbers game.
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"That's what makes our company unique is the longevity of the people," says Fertitta.
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He says that longevity tends to be the result of both genetics and environment.
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Again, they are finding that religious engagement is an important factor in their longevity.
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This plastic, along with the cheap screws above, do not bode well for longevity.
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For the general population, the statistical effect of health care on longevity is minimal.
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Trump is simply not behaving like a president with an eye trained on longevity.
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Already, every 10 years, we are adding about two years to wellness and longevity.
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Laura Deming, 24, is the Pioneer adviser for projects in the science of longevity.
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Yet nearly as striking as its continued success is its longevity as a collective.
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The new equipment and software could also reduce the longevity of engines, he said.
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Although his public agenda was mobility, Mr. Boardman had a track record for longevity.
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My drag needs to evolve beyond shock value if I want to have longevity.
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The exact mechanism by which CR can boost longevity is still a matter of debate.
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"I'm the perfect example of this," said Shelley Giordano, chair of the Funding Longevity Taskforce.
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"These films have no longevity," said Jeff Bock, a box office analyst with Exhibitor Relations.
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" The Longevity Book author said she and Madden "are totally two peas in a pod.
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Yet with increased machine capabilities and human longevity come heavy questions of morality and spirituality.
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"When we talk about successful relationships, my measure of success is not longevity," he says.
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Our favorite formulation is this one from Maybelline, which really delivers in pigment and longevity.
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In this sense, having too many other choices is likely not beneficial for relationship longevity.
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There were too few females to make an estimate of female whale shark longevity, however.
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Trading thinness for longevity is a proposition that many people would be happy to make.
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The goal was "to help further protect the battery and improve battery longevity," it said.
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But if you ask Springer himself, the secret to the show's longevity is very simple.
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Nicci also thought about the longevity that tight-to-the-scalp braids, like cornrows, offer.
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While this is good news for most of us, increased longevity also creates new challenges.
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"The shift from longevity to wellness doesn't just change how we approach healthcare," he said.
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As a result, they face greater challenges of retirement planning with the increased longevity risk.
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That kind of longevity and depth are incredibly, frustratingly rare for villains in franchise films.
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The company's conservative capital allocation and strong loan underwriting have boosted its longevity, Barron's said.
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Like Lakos-Bujas, other equity strategists remain skeptical about the longevity of the recent rally.
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That shows Snap Kit can offer longevity, not just flash-in-the-pan download spikes.
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The Supreme Court should reflect the Constitution and the country, not the quirks of longevity.
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Jade is a status symbol in China widely believed to bring fortune, wealth and longevity.
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It was a time before anyone truly understood the importance and longevity of social media.
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So, whatever is causing the added longevity appears to have nothing to do with caffeine.
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Higher costs are the result of improved longevity, poor investment returns and inadequate past contributions.
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Effectively, we're going to create much healthier livelihoods for us, but, more importantly, longer longevity.
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Basically, longevity is ingrained in the chassis and specs of the F131, and it shows.
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On the company's website, intermittent fasting is touted as benefiting longevity and improved insulin resistance.
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Can we even talk about longevity in Avicii's case when he's already quit the game?
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Though the researchers found other things were associated with longevity too, like the water temperature.
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What is the typical longevity of a costume that is based on an internet phenomenon?
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The study wasn't a controlled experiment designed to prove that fried foods directly impact longevity.
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I am looking at longevity here, not a place to just make a quick buck.
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Grandmothers and their longevity, Andrew tells me that offal plays a big part at Clipstone.
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A big number doesn't necessarily translate to incredible longevity, but it's certainly a promising start.
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It's done everything it can to protect the athlete and create longevity for the athlete.
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Cloudera has been around since 2008, and the market should appreciate that longevity, says Olofson.
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You also get what's called the longevity myth, which is where people's imaginations exceed reality.
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Its nondenominational radiance is the reason for its longevity: We should all be loving ourselves.
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Over the last 12 months, though, "Call of Duty" has seen its sales longevity waver.
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Ms. Keeling lives alone and says that self-sufficiency is a key to her longevity.
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For longevity, social policies and cultural practices determine access to helpful resources like healthy food.
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Their achievements and longevity are well-worth celebrating, and not just at birthdays and funerals.
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It was a class of genes that we now affectionately refer to as longevity genes.
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My point on Alcor and backlash was that people have strong opinions on human longevity.
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Everyone wants something different in a mascara — length, volume, longevity, or even fluttery natural lashes.
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He is building loyalty and -- if he gets it right -- longevity in leadership for himself.
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But "Blade Runner" bet right on the longevity of Coca-Cola, Cuisinart, Budweiser and Tsingtao.
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SHEPS also bought 800 million pounds in longevity insurance from Legal & General, Hymans Robertson said.
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But some are now looking at the practice as a source of health and longevity.
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That has been the key to her longevity and her ability to relate to everyone.
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Are Knauss and Calment outliers, or do they truly represent some outermost boundary of longevity?
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But this is not the first time Diamandis has dipped his toe in longevity research.
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This coupling might seem incongruous, but peaches, too, are associated with longevity in Chinese culture.
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Additionally, billionaires like Peter Thiel and Larry Ellison have funded longevity and anti-aging initiatives.
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I think that the food is what is going to keep longevity in this project.
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I'm so interested in how people can make that scratchy sound and keep that longevity.
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There's something called "longevity escape velocity," which is a term transhumanists are very fond of.
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The assumptions about greater longevity come in part from studies at Harvard and McGill universities.
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Its longevity can be attributed to its unprecedented acceleration, groundbreaking maneuverability, and impressive weapons capabilities.
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Interest rates are at historic lows, pensions are rare, and longevity is on the rise.
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They can't say for sure, but they found some associations between health problems and longevity.
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In the field of anti-aging and longevity research, self-experiments are all the rage.
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His hallmarks were defense (20023 Gold Gloves) and longevity (a record 22002,210 games at shortstop).
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It's worth noting that neither Hayes' age nor his longevity at the position are anomalies.
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Dr. López-Otín was interested in unlocking the genetic secrets behind giant tortoises' legendary longevity.
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La Russa praised Baines's longevity, pure hitting stroke and ability to hit in the clutch.
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He oversaw it with more power and longevity than is typical at publicly traded companies.
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There are some gains in longevity after age 100, but they are much more modest.
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But if he were to win on Sunday, he would not set one for longevity.
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"When we think about Luger's, we think about tradition, longevity and consistency," Mr. Falcinelli said.
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Over the very long term, economic growth has been a boon to health and longevity.
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The Neediest Cases Fund Hard work is the key to longevity, says Bella Pevzner, 89.
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But what if you could get the same longevity benefits without having to eat less?
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Cory Booker thinks his ticket to longevity in the race is to be the peacemaker.
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Besides their longevity, fossils of the species date back to the time of the dinosaurs.
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But longevity is not contributing to the spending increase as much as you might think.
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Before her death in 2015 at age 109, Jessie Gallan revealed her secret to longevity.
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Jacobs became philosophical as conversation turned to the subject of a designer's relevance and longevity.
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However, several Amazon reviewers say the build quality and longevity of this treadmill is questionable.
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DeGrom's longevity benefited greatly from a six-pitch sixth inning and a 10-pitch seventh.
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The goal was to help further protect the battery and improve battery longevity, it said.
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These are the toys that have longevity; they aren't the sort of one-season sensation.
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But it's hard to say whether Sonos can sustain that product longevity in the future.
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Brady says he credits his longevity and success to the strict health and wellness regimen.
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In the search for the answer to longevity, there is no single explanation, Pes believes.
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She sticks with traditional talismans—a phoenix, a dragon, butterflies—of good luck or longevity.
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Experts believe it goes hand-in-hand with healthy habits that can improve our longevity.
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Longevity risk — the danger of outliving one's money — is near the top of their list.
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But that longevity has led to expiration on the Chargers aging home venue — Qualcomm Stadium.
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But that diet is only, at best, about 50% of the Blue Zones longevity equation.
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His contract also reportedly includes longevity bonuses of $33 million for staying with the team.
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His longevity notwithstanding, his legacy may well turn out to be a deeply stained one.
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Dr. Venter is also a co-founder, chairman, chief executive officer of Human Longevity, Inc.
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The reality is that national longevity is in control of the people, not the physicians.
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The opposite is true for electronics: Invest in longevity by sticking with name-brand electronics.
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"I respect, first of all, his longevity," Cousins said of Rivers during a conference call.
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But the impact of those conversations and the longevity of the national debate are uncertain.
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It makes the longevity of the runner's high last longer because technically you're already high.
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That's one of the key things you can learn, and it's good for your longevity.
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Gotsulyak isn't alone in facing uncertainty and confusion about the longevity of cannabis-themed accounts.
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In terms of longevity, I always hope to be invited back, because I love it.
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His longevity stands out at a time of political volatility and fragmentation in Spain's politics.
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An aging society affects everyone, but it affects women most because of their greater longevity.
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They are worried that mention of this book will make them appear like they're obsessed with not aging, but perhaps what it signifies more clearly is that they are interested in longevity — the longevity to keep working, to keep taking risks, to redefine themselves.
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It's fun, interactive, and has a degree of longevity that other products can't really compete with.
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Packaging and storage both make a big difference when it comes to the longevity of wine.
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When it comes to commemorating their longevity, Campbell says Stars don't exactly have plans to celebrate.
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Wahl's claim is backed by clinical evidence showing that having friends improves well-being and longevity.
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Americans save half of what they should for retirement, according to the Stanford Center on Longevity.
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The firm reported manufacturer optimism was hit by concern about "the longevity of new business growth."
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Perhaps more pertinently, there's the question of longevity: Is there enough to do in this game?
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We know that social connections give our life purpose, and that is tied directly to longevity.
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Vokoun didn't have the longevity of some of his peers, but his prime was absolutely incredible.
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If I'm a part of something that inspires and it has longevity – that's it for me.
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Wags and Axe discuss longevity and seem to want to live until they're in their 90s.
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The difference in wing length can affect traits such as the ability to reproduce and longevity.
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A centenarian is sharing her secret to longevity, and this time it's a different, boozier item.
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When researchers called, puzzling over her longevity, she told them that a single life definitely helped.
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In contrast, the impact of longevity reinsurance on Prism scores tends to be much less pronounced.
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Here's hoping that it at least matches the longevity of its predecessor, which lasted 150 years.
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Ping pong and a stocked kitchen are awesome, and they don't ensure longevity and positive growth.
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And it's not only hurting the world — it's hurting the longevity of the entire tech industry.
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The targets are to prevent our sicknesses, increase our longevity and optimize our health and wellness.
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In a study published this year in the journal PLoS Pathogens, researchers at Human Longevity, Inc.
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Part of the play's remarkable longevity must be attributed to its willingness to address these concerns.
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""The story told to us by the Greenland shark adds another notch in the longevity scale.
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Omarion has quietly become one of the best examples we have of longevity in R&B.
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Despite its longevity, the liner was surprisingly easy to remove, no lid-scrubbing or tugging required.
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If he can deal with age and gender problems, Biden's longevity could still be an issue.
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Loon declined to comment on costs, but said it is continuing to improve coverage and longevity.
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Is there a better time to test the longevity of new makeup than over the holidays?
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And that's before you consider the degradation in longevity that all batteries suffer from over time.
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Metzl explained that golf also provides an opportunity to socialize, which in turn contributes to longevity.
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The longevity of this community can seem astounding to those accustomed to the modern gaming cycle.
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A few of Chick's views, specifically on abortion, evolution, and LGBT people, possess a pernicious longevity.
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It also offers class-leading battery longevity, lasting up to 10 hours on a single charge.
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These will allow AR/VR platforms to stand on their own with habitual usage and longevity.
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Really, this work is an entry point into understanding bat longevity—and eventually, maybe, our own.
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Few trendy drinks have enjoyed both the hype and longevity-of-hype that coconut water has.
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In other words, these research groups have seen statistically significant correlations between coffee consumption and longevity.
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Longevity is known to run in families, which suggests that particular varieties of genes prolong life.
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But this isn't a great look for the Oakland Coliseum and the longevity of teams there.
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It repeatedly references rising longevity, and a cornerstone element would gradually raise the FRA to 69.
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Diet and exercise contribute to longevity, sure, but taking a pill is a whole lot easier.
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The longevity of his war record, military historians say, also reflects the changing definition of war.
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His longevity has made him a cult icon in countries far away from his native Japan.
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Sometimes a qualified longevity annuity contract, or QLAC, is an option, said Persaud, of Transition Planning.
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And while there is no one cause for their increased longevity, there is one undeniable effect.
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He is the case that can't be closed, the secret to his own longevity as fiction.
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That contradicts other studies, which have found a link between access to health care and longevity.
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The secret to his continued longevity, he told Outside magazine, is not going the extra mile.
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Matching tattoos don't ensure the longevity of a friendship, any more than any other mutual hardship.
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But if it did, it could have a big impact on the longevity of the company.
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Other countries expected to enjoy significant boosts to their longevity include Australia, France, Japan and Spain.
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Paradoxically, scientists said, the pursuit of toxic prey may be linked to the parrot's exceptional longevity.
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A co-founder of Russia's Longevity Party, he believes that science can help humankind banish death.
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For a band now inching into their thirteenth year together, what accounts for Rolo Tomassi's longevity?
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My tip for longevity is to replace the gin with Prosecco for a Negroni Sbagliato instead.
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For pin makers seeking longevity, try making original works alongside your dumb bootlegs and political punditry.
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On its website, RAAD Fest says it aims to become the "Woodstock" of the longevity community.
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A presence that defies the need for bricks and mortar and feeds the longevity it deserves.
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The show's longevity correlates with the fact that Hollywood keeps upping the ante on reality television.
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Spiegel and Snapchat have proven the longevity of owning a core tech use case like messaging.
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While I appreciate the fact that things are changing, I fear for the longevity of it.
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But that measures longevity from birth, and fails to factor in sharp declines in infant mortality.
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It was "a finding consistent with classic studies of offline relationships and longevity," the release said.
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But no, longevity does not run in his family, and he was never big on exercise.
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The switch stunned analysts, since the industrial giant traditionally measured its leaders' longevity by the decade.
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To him his longevity is a curse, forcing him from an early age to live alone.
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But speculation about Ginsburg's longevity on the Court has always run up against her legendary toughness.
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Dr. Caccone loved the idea of "a conservation icon providing insights" into human health and longevity.
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For me, the HHKB's lightweight longevity has made it my go-to, to-go laptop accompaniment.
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In virtually every measurable way — incomes, wealth, education, health, longevity — large metropolitan areas have done better.
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Social engagement is a well-established benefit to the well-being and longevity of senior citizens.
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So there was no gap in longevity between the rich and the rest of the population.
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The W.N.B.A. tips off its 23rd season on Friday, with unparalleled longevity in women's pro sports.
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But while its longevity continues to amaze, Melee truly is a fighting game of its era.
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He said the move was intended to extend the publications' longevity in a new digital age.
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Telomere length is seen as a barometer of biological aging, with longer telomeres linked to longevity.
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Few players have ever matched the all-around skills and longevity of the Astros' Carlos Beltran.
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Between his amiability and his longevity on the job, he accumulated friends in the restaurant business.
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For women it's compounded by lower wages, caregiving responsibilities, breaks from the workforce and greater longevity.
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The book's popularity and longevity has made Farmer a primary source for generations of American cooks.
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Good handle construction and a solid handle-to-knot connection are important for comfort and longevity.
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You've been leading bands for 30 years, and the new songs think about longevity and perseverance.
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Its longevity speaks volumes, as do the memories I've carried with me for almost two decades.
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But those rings helped define who Jeter is above all else: a champion with remarkable longevity.
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The research found that being altruistic is associated with greater well-being, happiness, health, and longevity.
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Buffett's secret is longevity — he maintains his best investments are the ones that outlast any trends.
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You'll pay a lower price for a refurbished smartphone but you can't bet on its longevity.
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"We're very, very fortunate to be able to have that longevity on a series," she said.
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"Quality, variety, and longevity" might make someone a Hollywood legend, but there are dozens of those.
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In its review, Best Fitness Equipment says both are key in providing longevity and good performance.
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Personal Health Body-wide inflammation is tied to most chronic diseases, limiting people's health and longevity.
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Making everything a computer means you're stuck with the same longevity expectations as any other computer.
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And he attributes his longevity to his relationship with his wife of 73 years, Rosalynn Carter.
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"Crucially, this skepticism is the main reason for the bull's longevity," the "Mad Money" host said.
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"Crucially, this skepticism is the main reason for the bull's longevity," the "Mad Money " host said.
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Brady says his strict health and wellness regime has been key to his longevity and success.
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And longevity would be the perfect kind of achievement for the leader universally known as Bibi.
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Bezos calls this mindset "Day 1" and it has become the company&aposs mantra for longevity.
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Martinez said access to health care has been "a huge contributor" to her health and longevity.
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And theoretically, more viewership means more advertising and more advertising means more longevity for the show.
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In 2017, there'll be renewed focus on increasing the safety and longevity of lithium-ion technology.
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It will have longevity because it will make you so happy when you open your closet.
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It is too early to say with certainty whether Faherty will have such longevity, or impact.
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Celebrate the Lunar New Year with a bowl of longevity noodles with chicken, ginger and mushrooms.
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Although pricey, this model is perfect for "durability and longevity," as noted by Home Furniture Advisor.
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Guardians maintained its longevity thanks to its strong word of mouth — something Suicide Squad didn't have.
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The turtle seemed appropriate for this grand role due to its qualities: perseverance, longevity, and determination.
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Pooling lives has always been one of the most cost-effective ways to cover such longevity risk.
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Last week, the biotech firm Human Longevity published a paper claiming that it can do just that.
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This finding was surprising to the researchers, as running is frequently recommended as a longevity-boosting activity.
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This suggests that step volume, rather than intensity, may be more important for longevity among older women.
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" Other monikers include transhumanists, "longevity enthusiasts," and "people who really are committed to the anti-aging concept.
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My one concern is Spectre's battery life, as longevity on the previous model was mediocre at best.
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The public health care metrics are comparable to the US in terms of longevity and infant mortality.
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Right, but for you personally, you've been around and you've had this longevity through these changing scenes.
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"I think they represent style and class, longevity and grace, and I'm always proud to support them."
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At the same time, SSD longevity has improved, though they still can't match HDDs for archival purposes.
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Jones, who attributed her longevity to sleep, clean living and positive energy, died at 8:26 p.m.
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A new "rampage" mode adds a degree of longevity by focusing on stacking multipliers for frequent kills.
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" He continued his appreciative clip giving thanks to the fans who helped "create a platform with longevity.
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And it looks like this time around, there will be a little more longevity to the collection.
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Sometimes, using the language of crisis is a way of denying the historical longevity of certain problems.
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Although this woman's recipe for health and longevity sounds pretty simple and straightforward, it definitely holds water.
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Conyers' longevity in Congress was punctuated by a contentious resignation in 2017 amid allegations of sexual harassment.
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Whether mankind is able to reap this "longevity dividend" will depend on how those opportunities are used.
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This disturbing forecast comes against a backdrop of rising concern about longevity trends in the United States.
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Joblessness in America has fallen steadily thanks to the longevity and the sturdiness of the American recovery.
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"It speaks to the staying power and longevity of #MeToo," said Kellan Terry of research firm Brandwatch.
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In her post, Gellar references the longevity of their friendship and how much she admires Ripa's personality.
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"How you take care of yourself (is a key to longevity)," Grizzlies coach David Fizdale told Reuters.
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Dig deeper: Our special report on the "new old" explains how to get to grips with longevity
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I think that the reason for the longevity of the sunburst is because its simplicity and elegance.
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"It has amazing scale and longevity of the design, complex structure, yet simple forms," Rosa Sheng says.
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When deciding if he should put money into a company, longevity has always been a major consideration.
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Update: We did a complete test of the S7's waterproof claims, camera boasts, and battery longevity.
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It's also finished with five full layers of ceramic scratch-proof particles for longevity and abrasion resistance.
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However, there is one big reason to worry about the quality and longevity of people's intimate bonds.
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To date, Human Longevity has raised more than $25 million from investors, including GE Ventures and Celgene.
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Carolan himself was unconvinced of the business's longevity until his first ride in an Uber turned him.
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While poor and middle-class Americans are dying earlier, the wealthiest among us are enjoying unprecedented longevity.
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Long-term, this reduces the battery's longevity, and Tesla cars actually charge up to 294% by default.
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The latter was conducted in 2005 -- the year before the newsman retired -- underscoring his career's staggering longevity.
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She could tell you the new designers from Paris to New York and which would have longevity.
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The rest of the store remained full price, assured of its longevity, despite a lack of shoppers.
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They see Ezra as differentiated from expensive overall health screening services like the $25,000 Human Longevity Inc.
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Party leaders have a stake in the longevity of the party itself, rather than any individual politician.
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"Pick a strategy that plays out well regardless of where the longevity cards fall," said BlackRock's Kron.
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The month wraps up with Venus sextile Saturn, the planet of commitment and longevity, on February 29.
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While a daunting task for many, establishing credit at a young age is imperative for financial longevity.
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Beyond celebrity participation, Curtis also credits the longevity of Red Nose Day to its "strangely" appealing symbol.
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Ultimately, the formalities of West Wing titles mean less than family ties or longevity in Trump world.
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For me it's not about the numbers up front, what's important is the longevity of the business.
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Bae symbolically addresses the theme of timelessness with the pine tree, which represents longevity across East Asia.
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That longevity alone distinguished him as a bon vivant in a shrinking cadre of original Broadway personalties.
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It can also happen because most teachers are paid using collectively bargained salary schedules that reward longevity.
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Designing clothes for longevity can limit environmental impacts, create jobs, and decouple business growth from resource use.
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"This plan must include restoration of compensation for advanced degrees and longevity," the state teachers group said.
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In North Korea, the leader's health is closely monitored by an agency called the Longevity Research Institute.
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This goes into the subject of tontines, and group self-annuitization and with longevity risk-sharing schemes.
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However, the large longevity gender gap between men and women has long been recognized but insufficiently studied.
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Other significant practices that got their start at the beginning of 1969 didn't exactly end in longevity.
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The best thing about the Brizled LED Mini String Lights isn't their longevity, though, it's their looks.
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Her bio and background are amazing for longevity and service to her state and to the country.
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Time and time again, the leaders at companies that succeed are those that are built for longevity.
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Louise Signore celebrated her 107th birthday on Wednesday and spilled her secret of longevity: never get married.
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While his Ottawa teammates are in awe of Burris's longevity, they still make cracks about his age.
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"I mean just the history of the stock market, the longevity of it," said one young man.
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Despite its longevity, the 92nd Street Y has managed to become a kind of civic white noise.
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"We took a different approach than our competitors that balances range with longevity and repeatability," Dahncke says.
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Because of his longevity and political visibility he came to symbolise a past which still divides Guatemalans.
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I'm not chasing longevity, but I know that I appreciate when things penetrate and transcend a moment.
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Match had the highest rate of relationship longevity, with 33% of relationships lasting more than six months.
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Friyie is ensuring that he has longevity through his newest project set to release in late November.
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How they felt about aging affected their longevity more than blood pressure, BMI, activity level, or cholesterol.
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Before we even touch on Earth Wars, the longevity of this brand must continue to amaze you.
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The longevity argument in favor of a higher Medicare age also implies that everyone is living longer.
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Higher-income people tend to live longer; geography and race also can be strong predictors of longevity.
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But here is the irony: cutting back Medicare may erode the progress we have made on longevity.
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As in all healthy relationships, of course, the longevity tests and I have our ups and downs.
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May's authority, longevity and ability to deliver a Brexit without causing an economic crisis are in question.
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Maybe longevity scientists aren't the best examples of how to live a long time, notes Pagan Kennedy.
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But the reason it has longevity is because the meaning of it has the ability to change.
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A large part of Harambe's longevity as a meme might also be simply because he's unexpectedly versatile.
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But Roy not only had more longevity than Hasek did, he redefined how the position was played.
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The listing "tests whether or not this is a fad or if it has longevity," she added.
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"One such theory is that health and longevity are related to differences in medical care," they wrote.
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The New Health Care Putting a price on longevity or well-being is tricky, but not impossible.
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Already, social services programs, like Project Longevity, are struggling to stay afloat, and some have shut down.
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While wrongful conviction claims are hardly unusual, Mr. Sommer's stands out for its longevity and his tenaciousness.
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" Now, he says, the Shepherd's Diet will "focus on longevity and just running the ad campaigns ourselves.
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"Good design lasts longer than seasonal fashion, and people are choosing products that have longevity," she says.
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Ms. Mota attributes Gorreana's longevity to the use of hydroelectricity, which runs the machines required for manufacturing.
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And in 2014, Forbes attributed H-E-B's longevity partly to its clever Texas pride-infused marketing.
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Yet her most enduring legacy is the role she played in the creation and longevity of COBOL.
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But large-scale surveys of people's DNA have revealed few genes with a clear influence on longevity.
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Being branded as boring could threaten the longevity of a flavor made fashionable largely through social media.
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Trilobites By comparing very old and young ginkgos in China, scientists found an explanation for their longevity.
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And younger, second-tier Chávistas may worry about Mr. Maduro's damage to the cause and its longevity.
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Honestly, in that moment, I&aposm not thinking about longevity — I&aposm thinking about winning that game.
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They can take even better care of their animal to increase its longevity and quality of life.
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"We're going to solve how the change can have such a dramatic effect on longevity," Reinberg said.
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While Mr. Kim may wield tremendous power, his longevity as North Korea's undisputed leader is not guaranteed.
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That is not to say Sinclair's does not deserve credit for her longevity, her hunger, her ruthlessness.
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The only downside is that several Amazon reviewers report longevity problems, as well as poor customer service.
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She lived for 117 years, crediting her longevity to raw eggs and her lack of a husband.
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Gathered around a table in a Midtown restaurant, they spoke about perseverance, longevity and improving with age.
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One, the Anbang Longevity No. 5 Annuity, had been presented to regulators as a long-term investment.
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What do you see are the biggest challenges to the longevity of the success of that strategy?
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It's also RFID-protected to avoid instances of wireless theft, and its aluminum construction ensures its longevity.
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Before any talk of a buyout happens, though, "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds" will have to prove it has longevity.
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What she credited for her longevity Murphy's 114th birthday on July 6 was cause for community celebration.
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Yet, Pelosi's longevity has increasingly exasperated newer lawmakers who want to wield more power within the caucus.
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Even longevity gains in life expectancy, normally a cause for rejoicing, are contributing to the pension woes.
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The key to their longevity is that they have only been used to cut fabric and thread.
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Her extreme longevity brought many losses, as siblings, two husbands, an elderly child and contemporaries predeceased her.
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This kind of happiness improves health and longevity, leads to better relationships -- and makes you more successful.
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As the worms age, modulation of daf-2 and daf-16 then influences their health and longevity.
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The firing itself was somehow controlling life span — and in this case, less firing meant more longevity.
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Plus, you'd want the more utilitarian interior of the Toyota because it's better for longevity and durability.
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This has implications for the functioning and longevity of satellites used for communication, military reconnaissance and GPS.
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"We want to give our heritage cars greater longevity," said Mr. Spires, president of Aston Martin Works.
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Technical problems on OnlyFans also threaten its longevity and help explain why synonymous sites, such as JustFor.
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Pakistan felt abandoned, and that informs its skepticism toward the purpose and longevity of US aid today.
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Such change is needed if the questions that swirl around rising longevity are to get a fitting answer.
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Latin American leftists like Mr. Morales have suddenly felt their longevity ebb as a tide rises against them.
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Researchers are still wondering how one set of proteins, the insulin/IGF-1 pathway, affects the worm's longevity.
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Then they examined longevity, smoking, obesity, childhood poverty and other health information from the richest and poorest places.
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His longevity allowed the younger brother to consolidate control, perhaps lengthening the revolution well past both men's lives.
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That's the main takeaway from a new investigation into generational housing trends by the Stanford Center on Longevity.
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Insurers may not be holding enough capital even though they have reinsured themselves against longevity risks, Bulley added.
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He also wonders if Snapchat's disappearing posts — which erase after 24 hours or less — will affect its longevity.
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"This shows that even if there is a limit to longevity, we are nowhere near it," he said.
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I think that's why we had the longevity—still to this day we sell a lot of them.
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This process causes "extreme inbreeding," she said, and is not conducive to adaptability, or generational longevity and diversity.
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This limits heat and wear, allows for slightly greater tolerances in internal equipment, heightens longevity, and limits vibration.
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Perhaps the most compelling evidence that friendships affect longevity comes from the ongoing Harvard Study of Adult Development.
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The number and depth of social connections is a reliable indicator of physical health, psychological health, and longevity.
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The suggestion that attending religious services regularly could boost longevity has met with some criticism in the field.
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Many factors go into marital longevity, including a person's age at marriage, wealth, education level, and geographic location.
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This bag has an air of permanence and longevity, and yet it's designed for people with modern needs.
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"I've had the most extraordinarily talented staff, which has made my longevity in this job possible," Carter continued.
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This close and constant collaboration has always been central to longevity, but now it's a matter of survival.
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I feel blessed to have such longevity and just be a major piece of history in the industry.
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The key to unlocking this longevity dividend is to turn the over-65s into more active economic participants.
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The board appointed me at a young age because they wanted a bit of longevity in the job.
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"It's about health, it's about keeping up with our kids, it's about longevity," continued the mother of three.
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To figure out why, he interviewed hundreds of athletes and coaches to unravel the mystery of athletic longevity.
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Young people are appreciating it, too, because it means that there is longevity in whatever job you're doing.
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Love and affection -- plus all that other healthy stuff, perhaps -- are the real secret ingredients of their longevity.
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This can give MicroLED excellent contrast, power efficiency, and viewing angles without OLED's compromises on brightness or longevity.
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We don't know much about the Three-Eyed Raven's longevity, either; it's quite possible he could be immortal.
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In 2016, she released another book, The Longevity Book, in which she reveals her tricks to aging gracefully.
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One secret to the longevity of their career together is their commitment to each other's emotional well being.
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It is believed that a woman's long locks will bring longevity, wealth and good fortune to her family.
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Since we already know the longevity of professional gels, we decided to pit these lacquers against regular polishes.
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Nick Mason, drummer and a founding member, said the exhibition is really a paean to the band's longevity.
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His research shows that the longevity of many CVC units often surpassed that of the average CEO tenure.
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Pitman stated that AMF improves on the 3D Printing in Microgravity Experiment in terms of robustness and longevity.
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Research from the Stanford Center on Longevity suggests people generally should be saving twice what they actually are.
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Waiting is like purchasing longevity and inflation insurance for what will hopefully be a long and prosperous retirement.
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And baking in too much optimism about career longevity to your retirement plan can take a heavy toll.
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Another specific aim is to determine the mass of the rings — and estimate ring system age and longevity.
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In November, two research teams used independent observations of the Cow to explain the longevity of the explosion.
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While phones have made new ideas available, the longevity of these new apps and businesses is still unknown.
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Pinball is a game that has so many variables that set it apart and gives it its longevity.
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This profit figure excluded the release of longevity reserves, which would have boosted profits further, L&G said.
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Instead, the bill's incentives are directly tied to both the longevity and the success of an underlying investment.
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Most importantly, though, this brief session with the hip-hop icon provides a few life lessons in longevity.
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Google Play has been fairly diligent in removing apps like Smart Poké 2, so its longevity is questionable.
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The statistics tell of a longevity of domination that the fickle world of sprinting had never seen before.
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Here's the good news: We're now living in a world in which longevity is becoming the status quo.
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There may be ways of increasing longevity, and for any one of us they may work, or not.
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Both showed baseball longevity: Rose played until he was 23; Suzuki, three years younger, is still going strong.
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The Chinese Communist Party owes its longevity to having kept the door ajar to both outlets for disillusionment.
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Often, legislation that is passed with the most bipartisan consensus is the most likely to endure with longevity.
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The suggestion is that it's the benefits dog ownership confers to one's heart that drive the boosted longevity.
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"Its longevity may also depend on the schedule and extent of high- versus low-carb consumption," she adds.
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Naturally, depending on where in the U.S. you live, the longevity of a $1 million nest egg varies.
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Savings alone cannot hedge against longevity risk - the uncertain prospect of exhausting resources before the end of life.
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Round size and year: $250 million in 2018More about Celularity:, Investors include United Therapeutics, Human Longevity and Celgene.
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But instead of celebrating Paes's longevity and the team's medal chances, Indian players have been rehashing public feuds.
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Nicknamed "The Crocodile" for his political cunning and longevity, Mnanagagwa served as Mugabe's right-hand man for years.
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The arrival of Saariaho's opera at the Met, in 2016, was a particularly bracing sign of modernist longevity.
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Besides longevity, they report virtually no cataracts, excellent heart health, few cases of Alzheimer's and robust sexual activity.
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Audi spokesperson Mark Dahncke says the company balanced the E-tron's range with longevity, repeatability, and luxury features.
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You can be a challenger inside a company with longevity, and we have plenty of those as well.
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Still, they're not putting nearly enough away, according to a new report from the Stanford Center on Longevity.
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Do you have any theories as to why this event has had such longevity in the cultural fascination?
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It's also become a local hit, an ominous street record that whose success speaks well for Bump's longevity.
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On YouTube, longevity can lead to burnout "The burnout isn't just because we are making content," Graceffa said.
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You will often hear proponents argue for this policy by citing soaring longevity rates in the United States.
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Despite its longevity, the company has seen a steady decline in sales since 2016, and according to CNBC.
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Now fashion brands, perpetually in the business of convincing shoppers to buy new clothes, are also promoting longevity.
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My grandmother, Toyono Higa, who turned 503 this month, is often asked about the secret to her longevity.
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Stationing armed guards to protect yourself from your own administration doesn't strike me as a sign of longevity.
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The three stars represent prosperity, status and longevity — that last attribute seems facetious, when you're talking about smartphones.
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Longevity in men who were overweight but not obese was similar to that of men of normal weight.
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Jagr's longevity is something that can't be ignored, and he still doesn't look like he's slowing down much.
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In a healthy relationship, at the core of longevity is a mutual respect and a sense of equality.
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Deferred income annuities, also known as longevity insurance, work similarly, but the checks don't start coming right away.
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The worst cities for longevity among the poorest were Tulsa, Indianapolis, Oklahoma City, Las Vegas, and Gary, Indiana.
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They're what give him continuity and imbue him with longevity beyond the cynical, gritty hyperviolence of the '90s.
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Mr. Luján's decision makes him the latest aspiring House speaker to move on because of Ms. Pelosi's longevity.
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Beyond longevity, the King's College/Harvard study looked at the effect of medical intervention on broader well-being.
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This is because of the longevity of MacOS and Apple's hardware, seeing these machines through years of study.
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At this point, no one doubts that being physically active improves our health and can extend our longevity.
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The bride, 26, received a master's degree in nutrition, healthspan and longevity from the University of Southern California.
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At the same time this was happening, American longevity gains were failing to keep up with peer countries.
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Visitors come seeking exotic medicines, bottles of "longevity water," visits with centenarians and advice on living healthier lives.
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What makes his longevity remarkable is that, even as Alonso did not change, the game around him did.
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Mr. Carter, who is known for his longevity and humanitarian work since leaving office, turned 95 on Tuesday.
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"The only way to really preserve your longevity is to continue to grow, and retrain and get better."
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In March 2009, Wall Street kicked off a bull market, still intact, that would break records for longevity.
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Calculating your cost per wear is one way to ensure you're making clothing purchases with longevity in mind.
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Many problems cling to this work, not least that there are surprisingly few "bio-markers" of increased longevity.
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Fujifilm cameras are great buys thanks to frequent firmware updates, which add new features and lengthen their longevity.
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One scientist sponsored a $1 million contest - the Palo Alto Longevity Prize - for researchers who can stop aging.
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Engaging with loved ones can help battle loneliness, which has been found to be somewhat detrimental for longevity.
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Should he manage to survive until 2019, he would surpass Israel's greatest leader David Ben-Gurion in longevity.
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Head to Ikaria for secrets of longevity, as one in three of its residents live into their 90s.
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Here are a few highlights: The storm's longevity is particularly striking, Klotzbach said in an interview with CNBC.
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This is Bridge Two, which he believes will bring us to longevity escape velocity within about fifteen years.
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Brown, 43, started to think about longevity when his father died from a heart attack at age 45.
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Some experts say that this will give it longevity and certainty in terms of the way it grows.
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The Christmas count has become one of the most important bird databases because of its scale and longevity.
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Despite shattering records in longevity, GDP growth has been much slower during this expansion than in previous booms.
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This explorer found "blue zones" around the globe where the foods people eat are contributing to their longevity.
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Cillizza: What is the key to Miller's success -- and longevity -- in this White House and with this President?
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Tangerines with the stem attached represent longevity and are placed around the house and given to family members.
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Instead, the US is poised to lag behind other wealthy countries when it comes to progress in longevity.
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Smartphones have never had the longevity that modern computers have, often staying current for only two or so years.
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The longevity rests on his studied neutrality, which has allowed him to be appreciated by both Marxists and capitalists.
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Earlier this year, we talked to him about the key to techno longevity and his new Audion album, Alpha.
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The hypoxia had very little impact on their behavior and longevity, and they had no problems mating later on.
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New research from the Stanford Center on Longevity suggests people should generally be saving twice what they actually are.
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That polarization makes it easy to miss the adversity that Bisping has beaten through stubborn resolve and sheer longevity.
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Most of the B-52 airframes are original and their longevity is a testimony to the original design engineers.
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Murray must convince teams longevity is a realistic trait to pair with incomparable darting quickness and straight-line speed.
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" Last year, Springer opened up about the secret to the show's longevity — and jokingly apologized for "ruining the culture.
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Jones had said she did not smoke or drink and cited loving relationships as a secret to her longevity.
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"Matilda" has enjoyed extraordinary longevity because its lessons must be learnt by every generation (not least the spelling song).
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A fluid formula promises longevity, intense pigment, and shimmer that won't end up halfway down your face by midday.
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The scandal has rare longevity for the administration, which is used to bouncing from one controversy to the next.
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"These changes are meant to protect the longevity of our company and prevent abuse of the service," he said.
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Study after study has provided evidence of the health benefits of drinking coffee, including longevity — coffee drinkers live longer.
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It's Snapchat, an ephemeral messaging app ... that does not speak well for the longevity and commitment of your relationship!
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A longevity study done in 2015 by Medical Research found that Asian-Americans live longer than other ethnic groups.
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He named his venture firm Sequoia for "longevity and strength of the tallest of redwoods," according to the post.
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Their partnership is a phenomenon not just for its longevity — three decades and counting — but also its peerless synchronicity.
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Somewhere along the way, the age-old canine cells may have reinvented the device to extend their own longevity.
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As things stand, greater longevity is something of a lottery that favours the well-off and the well-educated.
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So that's another question mark over the longevity of bots — at least until a mechanism arrives for monetizing them.
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Prudential calls the idea "longevity disconnect bias," and it can present a problem for people saving for their retirement.
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The texture and longevity are reminiscent of a liquid lipstick, just without the matte finish and drying side effects.
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No, Extreme Human Longevity Won't Destroy the PlanetIt's only a matter of time before humanity solves the aging problem.
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But there's also a selfish reason for ensuring the survival of Greenland sharks: unlocking the secrets of extreme longevity.
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And thus, The Naked Test was born: the baseline of all of my future relationships, regardless of their longevity.
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Both accept only works by well-known artists as collateral, since they are the only ones with reliable longevity.
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The pieces are designed with longevity in mind, utilizing a lot of solid wood that can easily be refurbished.
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The company doesn't have to earn enormous amounts of revenue, but concerns about its longevity could scare away developers.
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"These changes are meant to protect the longevity of our company and prevent abuse of the service," Lowe says.
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But hey, if stem cells don't work out, Silicon Valley's immortalists have got plenty of other leads on longevity..
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Despite constant doubts from high-profile investors about the longevity of Amazon's reign, the company remains pretty much unstoppable.
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A new "Kindle sleep mode" (presumably a software feature) also contributes to best-ever longevity for the Kindle line.
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The capitalist model is under debate; people are very uncertain about the longevity of their own identity and culture.
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"Risk factors -- obesity, lack of exercise, smoking, hypertension, and diabetes -- explained 74% of the variation in longevity," said Murray.
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All that makes for a laptop that, if you're going into your freshman year at college, will provide longevity.
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The second long-term cause — aging — is of course encouraging in that it is the result of greater longevity.
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The only way to ensure any longevity in this ceasefire is to ensure the UN has a central role.
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What separates the Koch network from other outside groups — on either the left or right — is scale and longevity.
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"The thing that's going to be really interesting is the longevity of a lot of these devices," Viskontas said.
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Olmeda launched an "Abe Vigoda Facts" Facebook page and Twitter account to marvel at the longevity of Vigoda's life.
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Meanwhile, UK insurers are shipping out longevity risk to firms offshore via reinsurance contracts to minimise risk margin capital.
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The Society of the Spectacle's critical longevity can be partly attributed to Debord's refusal to describe the spectacle's form.
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Its all-day battery life is also a big plus compared to the iffy longevity of the MacBooks Pro.
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"The rich are enjoying unprecedented longevity," reports Vox, citing another finding about the U.S. from the JAMA in 2016.
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It's not only the longevity that is impressive but also the fact that the jobs growth remains exceptionally strong.
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Family farmers, he said, have an incentive to train the next generation, while corporations could choose profits over longevity.
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Along with the gender gap, other factors playing important roles in determining longevity are income, educational attainment and race.
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Electronic waste is not a trivial issue, and I'm happy whenever changes are made to increase a device's longevity.
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Android manufacturers often disregard realistic expectations with their longevity estimates, and Lenovo is no exception to that disappointing trend.
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He will pass Kobe Bryant, who played 20 seasons with the Los Angeles Lakers, for longevity with one franchise.
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"The longevity of his career is almost unparalleled," said Richard Wright of Wright, the prominent modern design auction house.
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A year later, one of only two major foundations funding longevity research stopped making new grants in the field.
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The cultural elements that don't make the headlines are often actually the most influential on employee satisfaction and longevity.
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Be careful of mass-market rosés, though, which often have fleeting life spans rivaling the longevity of tsetse flies.
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While most longevity studies primarily analyze diets or genetics, for this study, the researchers focused on participants' character traits.
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Asked for the secret of his longevity, he was to the point: "Use everything and abuse nothing," he said.
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If this is true, then faith leaders with a vested stake in their religion's longevity have cause to rejoice.
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His death ends a reign of 21950 years and 21988 days, one that few monarchs have matched for longevity.
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And after the latest data releases, Sheets' skepticism on the bull market's longevity is increasing at a rapid pace.
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But the longevity and luxury of the product — something missing in the current fidgeting device market — is the point.
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The list goes on and on, but a good way to judge how great a product is is longevity.
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LHP Blake Snell is hoping for a little more longevity when he starts against the Red Sox on Saturday.
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But regardless of her career's longevity, Ms. Prescod has extracted some lessons that inform her life outside of fencing.
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Colon's 22017 season will be his 22016th in the majors, setting the record for longevity among Dominican-born pitchers.
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Many experts, though, attribute his longevity at least partly to voter perception of a lack of a viable alternative.
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You don't have to be a post-humanist prophet to profit from the longevity dreams of today's tech elite.
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After the events of Season 2 are you sticking to that number as an ideal for the show's longevity?
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