What changed that you suddenly aren't going to make bigger screens?
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"Footprint-based standards incentivize automakers to make bigger vehicles," he said.
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They make bigger profits, which they can plow back into drug development.
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The result is that Series A funds make bigger investments in fewer startups.
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Gillis also believes the tech giant should diversify revenues and make bigger acquisitions.
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They make bigger profits, which they can then plow back into drug development.
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Text isn't the only thing you can make bigger with your accessibility features.
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Text isn't the only thing you can make bigger with your accessibility features.
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Automation needs to deliver for ordinary people, not just make bigger profits for corporations.
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Some borrowers say that if loan rates were lower, they could get make bigger investments.
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So we try to make bigger government, make more control, which will never fix it.
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Political journalists, meanwhile, would like to make bigger issue of Clinton's cynicism about the press.
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"Rates would be in more trouble if stocks happened to make bigger gains tomorrow (Wednesday).".
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To stop living beyond your means, you may have to make bigger, more substantial changes.
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I think potentially, governments like China may be able to make bigger steps with distribution.
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Herman is also author of "The HIP Investor: Make Bigger Profits by Building a Better World."
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By using a more powerful spark, the team is able to make bigger and bigger bubbles.
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Trump's proposal betrays both a weak negotiating hand and a potential willingness to make bigger concessions.
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The new internet of things consortium highlights how companies could make bigger moves in blockchain this year.
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Any technology that facilitates this workflow will make it easier to make bigger games in the future.
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Rather, she sees it as a way for nations to buy time to make bigger economic shifts.
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Banks continued to soar; investors expect them to make bigger profits on loans as interest rates rise.
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Nichols set out to methodically teach himself lessons that would let him make bigger movies down the line.
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Rich folk work less, make bigger contributions to their pensions (which enjoy favourable tax treatment) or leave the country.
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Banks made the largest gains, as they stand to make bigger profits on lending if interest rates rise further.
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There is a vital interplay between successful IPOs and getting investors to make bigger bets on European tech firms.
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It's a game in which you combine big, chunky numbers to make bigger numbers, but it's more than that.
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She's already an angel investor but says that scout money makes it possible for her to make bigger investments.
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CEO Mindy Lubber told CNN Business that BlackRock's announcement should encourage others on Wall Street to make bigger commitments.
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After that, things would have to get weird for Democrats to make bigger gains in the campaign for the Senate.
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Investors expect that banks will be able to take bigger risks and make bigger profits — at least for a while.
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Sales in China have fallen as customers wait for new iPhones and as domestic rivals make bigger and better devices.
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Generally, people who have had an HSA for longer tend to make bigger contributions and hold larger balances, EBRI found.
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Dehumidifiers, once the water is gone, can help keep the air at a comfortable humidity until you can make bigger repairs.
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That expectation, however, means that Buffett and his company have to make bigger and bigger deals that deliver better and better returns.
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For the Safdies, "Good Time" was a way of showing the film world that they could be trusted to make bigger movies.
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Lately, activist investors have been putting pressure on companies to either weigh mergers and acquisitions or cut dividend checks and make bigger buybacks.
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The Environmental Protection Agency on Thursday largely maintained quotas for a federal ethanol mandate, resisting efforts by oil companies to make bigger changes.
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As the moderator pointed out, he echoed Mr Trump in denouncing America's NATO allies for failing to make bigger financial contributions to it.
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With more of it, you can make everything look better; have it run faster and smoother; and make bigger, more complex virtual worlds.
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No. Our health care system today is fundamentally broken and we need to make bigger moves to fix it — not just incremental modifications.
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But right now that competition is intensifying as Square and Stripe make bigger gains with companies wanting to accept smartphone and online payments.
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She felt the future of tech could be beneficial to her company, but she currently lacks the capacity to make bigger changes yet.
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But after investing mostly in very early stage startups in its first two years, Alexa Fund has recently started to make bigger bets.
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Lower trading volume in the holiday season could be a reason for the big moves in the market as small orders make bigger impact.
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DreamBox, in use by 2 million kids, helps kids make bigger improvements in math the longer they use it, a 2016 Harvard study found.
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Again, we are asking industry to invest in it, and we want to look at what their ideas are before we make bigger decisions.
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If you were to live in a state that doesn't tax income, you could use those savings to make bigger repayments on your loans.
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Tayur said that Softbank's massive Vision Fund has started to pressure early-stage investors to make bigger bets, earlier than they might have otherwise.
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Higher bond yields also help banks because they lead to higher interest rates on loans, which allows banks to make bigger profits on lending.
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It can take riskier bets and make bigger investments than Nintendo, and its failures have far less direct of an impact on the overall business.
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If you were to live in a state that doesn't tax income, you could use the extra cash to make bigger repayments on your loans.
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Others argue that their success is more a result of lucky timing and network effects—the economic forces that tend to make bigger firms even bigger.
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Infrastructure has been on and off the table several times in the last year, usually sidelined by political posturing or unrelated events that make bigger headlines.
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Even if you just pick a few of these tips to try, you'll put yourself on track to make bigger payments and become debt-free faster.
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And that's even good for Intel fans, because Intel can more easily make bigger jumps in performance by adding cores than by making each core faster.
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But as improvements in technology make bigger, bolder drones accessible to the everyman, we might see them becoming more viable for drug gangs down the road.
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This led to a rat race between state governments, as officials competed to make bigger and bigger promises to companies to lure business to their states.
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We will support our people and our regions that need to make bigger efforts in this transformation, to make sure that we leave no one behind.
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These services may help people with bad credit or low credit scores make bigger purchases they couldn't otherwise afford, as they're unable to apply for traditional credit.
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Co-investing gives private equity firms access to a larger pool of capital to make bigger acquisitions, while it allows investors to pay few or no fees.
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At one point, we were paying more than $1,500 per month on student debt alone, which meant I wasn't able to make bigger payments than the minimum.
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Given the tensions in the Republican caucus between defense hawks and fiscal hawks, there may not be much appetite in Congress to make bigger increases in defense spending.
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The hot plate, however, highlights BuzzFeed's willingness to make bigger bets on products and other weird ideas in hopes of finding ever-newer ways of bringing in money.
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In the past four years he has revived that method with the assistance of digital and robotic technologies that enable him to make bigger and more adventurous works.
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And Trump should be prepared, they said, to make bigger investments to guarantee victory on Super Tuesday and beyond, when the celebrity candidate will be spread more thinly.
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They taught me how to shrink and grow my body to make bigger and smaller GIFs, and how to smash my creations into oblivion with a digital hammer.
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After two killings last year, the city and organizers faced pressure to cancel the event or make bigger changes, which is what led to the checkpoints this year.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The German government is considering demanding that the transport sector make bigger contributions towards helping Germany achieve its climate protection goals, a government spokesman said on Monday.
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As Isabella explains it, that's because restaurants can do a higher relative volume and therefore make bigger profits in that smaller amount of space, especially if they're fast-casual.
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The cities were under pressure to cut concentrations of hazardous airborne particles known as PM2.5 by around 3 percent year on year, with some targeted to make bigger reductions.
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Other early retirees have also had success taking the opposite approach: They suggest you start with small changes, which will lead you to be able to make bigger ones.
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There has been talk the ECB could make bigger changes such as a shift to buying bonds in line with a country's debt rather than the size of its economy.
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Larger Chinese tyremakers are also spending to make bigger tyres but most of China's minnows, after years of competing furiously on price, have precious little spare cash for such investment.
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He notes that it's getting stronger every year, and that they're getting to make bigger moves to bring developers of color to the forefront with the help of their sponsors.
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If the company is doing well, the common shares will make bigger gains than the preferred shares, so an investor in that stock is giving up some potential price gains.
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So the Trump administration has set out to ruin the Iranian economy — by reimposing sanctions — in the hope that the resulting pain will force Iran's government to make bigger concessions.
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I think you can make payments on a phone [app] that are below a certain amount, but when you want to make bigger payments you have to use this as protection.
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Part of this, according to Powell, is that tax returns aren't coming as quickly as usual, and that's the extra cash flow families use to make bigger purchases, like fancy sneakers.
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The theme fits the locale: Entrepreneurship has become increasingly important for the world's second-largest economy as it looks to the private sector to make bigger gains to counter waning growth.
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That's sure to disappoint other policymakers, including Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari who has wanted the Fed to make bigger rate cuts in part to aid the pocketbooks of regular Americans.
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With the Chinese now making only vague concessions on structural reforms, Mr. Lighthizer would prefer to stay tough and let the bite of American tariffs persuade them to make bigger promises.
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Zuckerberg wanted the lab to make bigger bets, to think about projects that might take a decade to mature but that could reshape what we know about how the Internet is powered.
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Raisman, who names Blake Lively and Olivia Munn among her celebrity style icons, is already the face of Aeropostale jeans, but she hopes to make bigger moves in the fashion industry someday.
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With a lack of space by which to have a studio to make bigger, tactile works, I was sort of forced to re-evaluate my capabilities as a maker in New York.
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In October, China Central Television, the official government broadcaster, accused Mr. Ye of bribing a provincial party boss to help CEFC secure the money to make bigger and more high-profile deals.
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But tit-for-tat political rhetoric and tariffs, along with tales of dairy farmers' personal struggles with trade barriers, often make bigger headlines than stories about the nefarious manipulation of computer software.
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They often told clients to make bigger contributions than current market conditions called for, knowing it would result in excess funding, which would fill the hole later on when the markets changed.
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There's a new prince in the Starbucks empire, Princi, which opens Tuesday in Seattle as the coffee giant's latest attempt to see if it can make bigger inroads into the lunch business.
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Investing other people's money instead of their own allowed "them to make bigger investments, invest in later-stage startups, and put more money into investments that raise follow-on rounds," according to TechCrunch.
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In particular, it's an attempt to eliminate some of the more inconsequential decisions we face each day — which lead to decision fatigue and render us unable to effectively make bigger, more important decisions.
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The result is empty space known as the "void," which allows buildings to get taller and taller and developers to make bigger profits from the sale of more high-floor apartments with sweeping views.
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While increasing missile capabilities in the North may now make bigger missiles in the South seem more reasonable, the legitimacy of North Korea's nuclear arsenal today makes short-sighted strategies even riskier than before.
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His margin of victory was at the upper end of polls and suggests his leftist National Regeneration Movement (MORENA) party may clinch majorities in Congress, which could allow him to make bigger economic changes.
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"We will continue to use profits to make bigger bets on content, enhance the viewing experience, and continue to press ahead into new grounds in what is our core advantage: technology and data," he added.
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It's also why services like Sling TV are looking to make bigger deals to become all-in-one solutions, and why would-be cord cutters need guides for figuring out how to watch sports online.
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Between the lines: The Senate bill could take some political heat off the industry, while Pelosi's bill and Trump's proposal to tie Medicare's prices to international prices would make bigger changes to the actual system.
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The DNA of the web is embedded in 20th-century movements like Surrealism, where artists sought to live in a state like dreaming, or Pop Art, where they leveraged popular culture to make bigger points about society.
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Megafunds like Softbank's billion-dollar Vision Fund are pressuring early-stage firms to make bigger deals with bigger returns, several investors told Business Insider, which increases the competition among a handful of firms competing for series A deals.
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Strikes and militancy have deep roots in the labor movement, but as journalist Sarah Jaffe in her book, Necessary Trouble, noted, Occupy had "added vigor" to labor campaigns throughout New York and had galvanized them to make bigger, bolder demands.
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Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari, who has wanted the Fed to make bigger rate cuts in part to aid the pocketbooks of regular Americans, on Friday said monetary policy had a "huge role to play" in keeping the labor market strong.
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"You see what a loss it is for all of us that they had such a difficult road and that they haven't had those opportunities to make their second or third film or make bigger budget films that actually show in cinemas around the world," she said.
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But many works mix up the bones of animals (and sometimes humans) to make bigger statements about our interconnectedness and our responsibility to try and safeguard the whole of environment while at the same time acknowledging and respecting animals which many people consider ugly and useless.
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So if you think that the whole— that whole structure is gonna be under stress— why wouldn't the Murdochs wanna put their stuff in and ride along in something that they've helped make bigger scale, and that-- that has this protective element of intellectual property ownership, right?
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After Trump announced the decision, it hit a record low of about 65,000 rials to $1 US. Trump has described his move as a pressure tactic to force Iran to come to the negotiating table and make bigger concessions than it made under the original agreement in 2015.
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"They're always going to try and find something to just blow up and make bigger, but at the end of the day, when you look at the substance of de Blasio as mayor, and you look at the policies he's enacted, he's done a great deal to make this a more equitable city," said Rebecca Katz, a former top aide and adviser.
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Why it matters: "Regions should consider what kinds of skills they need to achieve to support their local economies, and then choose a couple of areas to make bigger bets (based on current gaps relative to where there is demand) to help an area thrive," said McKinsey partner Brooke Weddle, who co-authored a report with the Greater Washington Partnership to evaluate the D.C. region's talent pipeline.
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When looking at how philanthropy has changed in recent years and the ways in which it will continue to evolve, two things have become clear to me through my work: Not only have founders of U.S. tech companies played a significant role in increasing philanthropy's prominence in the U.S., but they are laying the groundwork for future generations of philanthropists to make bigger and bolder grants.
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D.) and Maria CantwellMaria Elaine CantwellNative American advocates question 28503 Democrats' commitment Hillicon Valley: Trump reportedly weighing executive action on alleged tech bias | WH to convene summit on online extremism | Federal agencies banned from buying Huawei equipment | Lawmakers jump start privacy talks Lawmakers jump-start talks on privacy bill MORE (Wash.) along with 22019 other Democratic senators sent a letter to Senate Banking Committee Chairman Richard Shelby (R-Ala.) asking him to consider the nomination of Mark McWatters, who would give Ex-Im's board of directors the quorum needed to make bigger loans.
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D.) and Maria CantwellMaria Elaine CantwellNative American advocates question 2628 Democrats' commitment Hillicon Valley: Trump reportedly weighing executive action on alleged tech bias | WH to convene summit on online extremism | Federal agencies banned from buying Huawei equipment | Lawmakers jump start privacy talks Lawmakers jump-start talks on privacy bill MORE (Wash.), along with 28503 other Democratic senators, sent a letter to Senate Banking Committee Chairman Richard Shelby (R-Ala.) asking him to consider the nomination of Mark McWatters, who would give Ex-Im's board of directors the quorum needed to make bigger loans.
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