One is measured in wind-speed, the other measured in pounds sterling.
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Firm and measured The US response must therefore be firm and measured.
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What gets measured improves; what isn't measured is ignored and often gets worse.
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Finally, they measured the amount of fish pee and number of pee pulses, removed the opaque barrier, measured the pee, put the barrier back, and measured the pee again.
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Today, virtually everything in baseball that can be measured is measured: exit velocity, launch angle, spin rate.
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The second quake was measured at 6.0 magnitude by the U.S. Geological Survey and the first measured 5.4.
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" At the same time, Sanford acknowledged that "he's certainly been more measured inasmuch as Trump can be measured.
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You're measured by your success in the trap community, you're measured by the success in the more EDM genre.
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" " The Chinese are measured in their response and as long as they stay measured in their response that is good.
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One measured how right- or left-wing a voter was on social issues; the other measured stances on economic issues.
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We measured O.J.'s hands, we measured photographs of his hands and compared it to the gloves, 'Would it fit?
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As some personal lives are measured in past relationships and former beaus, Ms. Ward's life could be measured in horses.
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These have usually measured between 6 meters and 12 meters although the Tumaco submarine caught in September measured 18.5 meters.
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Senate Minority Whip Dick Durbin (D-IL) gave a similarly measured response: Dick Durbin offers a nuanced, measured response on Syria.
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Everything pertaining to the car's performance that can be tracked and measured by computers is, well, tracked and measured by computers.
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The six factors measured in the report were gross domestic product (GDP) per capita, healthy years of life expectancy, social support (as measured by having someone to count on in times of trouble), trust (as measured by a perceived absence of corruption in government and business), perceived freedom to make life decisions, and generosity (as measured by recent donations).
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Measured in euro terms, it was the most expensive car ever sold at auction, but measured in dollar terms, it ranked second.
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In the older-than-45 group, the researchers measured for stroke and in the older-than-60 group, they measured for dementia.
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By doing so, we measured a typical student's improvement in knowledge, as measured by math and verbal scores, over one year's time.
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If it goes into a place with oils, what goes in has to be measured, what goes out has to be measured.
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Thus the LIGO physicists had two measurements of the same event: One that measured gravitational waves and another that measured light particles.
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Finally, the public gets to know the correctly measured poverty rate at the same time it finds out the badly measured one.
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That's all to say that Twitter may have finally transitioned from a company measured by growth to a company measured by value.
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The bots measured 20 nanometers tall, and their walking strides measured six nanometers long, where one nanometer is a billionth of a meter.
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Two words: Profitability and engagement, meaning Twitter may have finally transitioned from a company measured by growth to a company measured by value.
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The nation's debt burden, measured against our collective income measured by gross domestic product, is about as high as it has ever been.
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Weather is measured on a scale of minutes, hours and days, whereas climate is measured on a scale of many years, decades, or more.
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So her appeal with blacks is being measured against Obama's, it's not being measured against John Kerry's or Al Gore's or even her husband's.
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Then, by comparing this measured mass with the measured curvature of space-time, the team found what general relativity predicts for this mass, or galaxy.
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And for immune response, measured by the body's readiness to fight infections, the partners' genes carried even more weight than those in the measured animals.
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Noise is by definition random, so there shouldn't be any correlation between the noise measured in one experiment and the noise measured in another experiment.
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According to the study, serious crime levels, measured by UCR, and lead exposure, measured by gasoline lead consumption per person, have a "very strong" relationship.
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States could bid in a quantity of excess abatement (measured in tons of CO2e) and a price for that abatement (measured in dollars per ton).
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It follows that international assistance programs should be measured based on their development impact; just as diplomatic initiatives should be measured by their diplomatic impact.
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The studies generally measured the policy's effect on beneficiaries' self-reported income, not their income as measured objectively by, say, the IRS or Social Security Administration.
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Well, it is the same distance when measured in miles, but when measured in cost and ease of access, the world is a rapidly shrinking place.
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America's exports are measured in billions of cubic feet, whereas these other nations' exports are measured in the trillions, indicating an order of magnitude of difference.
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Neurocritic's measured, context-rich post inspired a measured, context-rich stream of comments that accumulated beneath the post over the next two-and-a-half years.
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Coached birth attendants measured a newborn's temperature 43 percent of time, compared with participants in the control group, who measured it 0.1 percent of the time.
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Gaia measured 34 globular clusters to about 65,000 light-years out, while Hubble measured 12 clusters to 130,000 light-years away over the past 10 years.
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As Ripken sees it: the game inside the game cannot be measured by a spreadsheet—but it can be measured by a qualified, crusty baseball man.
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On a Boeing 737-800, the new bathroom in first class measured 36 by 27 by 77, and in coach measured 39¾ by 9003½ by 77.
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When we went and we measured ... before the Trump election, we measured how threatened people felt and that predicted how much they wanted Trump to be elected.
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Argon can be measured from the lava flows as the radioactive decay of potassium occurs in the rocks, while beryllium can be measured in the ice cores.
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U.S. Geological Survey measured the explosion at a magnitude of 6.3, and shockwaves were measured at more than 1203 stations in destinations as far away as Argentina.
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In the latest Forbes Global 28500 rankings that came out a few weeks ago, U.S. companies are 6900 percent of the world's top companies (measured by sales), 2628 percent (measured by profits), and 28503 percent (measured by market capitalization), yet the U.S. economy is 22019 percent of world GDP.
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For many years, Inzlicht explains, psychologists assumed that the self-control measured by the questionnaire measured the same thing (or something overlapping) as the behavioral tests of willpower.
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Many of these programs track progress toward a degree not by time spent in classrooms, measured by credit hours, but by students' actual learning, measured by competency or mastery.
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Influence ceased to be measured by respectability — op-eds published in The Wall Street Journal; keynotes delivered to the American Enterprise Institute — and came to be measured by ratings.
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The warmness or coolness of a bulb's light is measured by its "color temperature," measured in Kelvin (this is a reference to a physics concept called black-body radiation).
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The device on my hand measured small changes in sweat, a subconscious response to stress called the galvanic skin response, which is also measured in a lie detector test.
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Schiff was measured, methodical and -- most importantly -- rational.
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Traditionally, the way cities measured traffic was by simply placing meters on bike paths or streets; everything that passed over them was either measured as a bike or a vehicle.
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One set of beads measured two microns in diameter, while another measured 15 microns (for reference, a strand of human hair is typically about 80 to 100 microns in width).
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Credit strengths also include strong financial flexibility as measured by above-average liquidity coverage and appropriate contingent liquidity as measured by unencumbered asset coverage of unsecured debt, and minimal secured debt.
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At the moment these things have to be measured (if they are measured at all) using hand-held instruments that are plunged into the grain pile at regular intervals by farmhands.
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Air purifier capacity is measured in the cubic feet of air that flows through it per minute, and efficiency is measured in the percentage of pollutants the machine can effectively filter.
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The fall in house prices, on an annual basis, measured by Halifax contrasted with a slight pick-up in prices as measured by rival mortgage lender Nationwide and published last week.
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" Money is "the unit by which people measured humiliation.
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Broader currency market volatility, as measured by Deutsche Bank .
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Broader currency market volatility, as measured by Deutsche Bank .
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Can we please … not be so measured and careful?
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Other notable drops in elevation were measured in the city's Upper and Lower 9th Ward, and in Metairie, where the measured ground movements were linked to water levels in the Mississippi River.
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A food's sugar content is measured on a Brix scale (named after Adolf Brix, the German chemist who first measured sugar in plant juice) — the higher the number, the sweeter the food.
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But, with luck, rather than neutralizing the agitation that has gathered around these monuments, the committee's measured — which is to say, half-measured — decisions will encourage it, get activist blood boiling again.
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Roughly speaking, power capacity refers to how fast you can get energy out of it, measured in kW; energy capacity refers to how much energy you can store in it, measured in kWh.
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He measured at 6713-foot-2671 and 260 pounds in Indianapolis on Monday, with 22019 7/8-inch arms and 9-inch hands (measured from pinky to thumb with the hand fully spread).
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Fitch therefore views the risk of default on San UK's senior obligations, as measured by the Long-Term IDR, is lower than the risk of the banks failing, as measured by the VRs.
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Each of the chosen constants has been measured incredibly precisely.
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We run a rather more measured approach in the PRA.
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She was measured but succinct on her relationship with Mrs.
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Before you were even my girlfriend, I measured your ring.
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The quake was initially measured at a magnitude of 6.1.
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Wonky wording aside, it was a measured thing to say.
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Irradiated groundwater tanks being measured for radiation at Fukushima Daiichi.
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She also measured the loudness at the dryer's air jet.
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But above all, the response must be measured and appropriate.
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We've measured warming of Earth's land surface, oceans, and atmosphere.
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Other chefs carefully measured cumin, one teaspoon at a time.
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ET, as measured by the S&P 500 Banks index .
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But the "economy" can be measured in many different ways.
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The Voyager probe measured a similar signature three decades ago.
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Hawks believes the data presented is not being consistently measured.
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The flow measured about 260 feet (80 meters) in diameter.
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Workplace culture should be measured, just like sales or ROI.
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I answered that a nation isn't measured primarily by money.
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Potential storm surge flooding, measured in feet above ground level.
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"Before, the main thing measured was financial statistics," she said.
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Anywhere electricity flows, it can be digitally measured and synchronized.
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Startups are often measured by how much money they've raised.
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Jamaican Federick Dacres's winning throw was measured at 67.97 metres.
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It reportedly measured about 25 feet and weighed 550 pounds.
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That's when he realized he had just measured light speed.
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The newborn measured 22 inches in length, weighing 7 lbs.
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Only Yeats before him could write with such measured fury.
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It measured those in the current race as of Dec.
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"Well be thoughtful and measured in our approach," he said.
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Sterling's spectacular slide will give way to more measured misery.
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The progress has been measured in decades rather than years.
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Dear Heloise: Could you explain how pie plates are measured?
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But Eyles definitely had a measured reaction to the idea.
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The baby girl measured 19 inches and weighed 5 lbs.
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Records show that Earhart's Lockheed Electra measured 38.7 feet long.
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Turnout as measured against the electoral roll has other problems.
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It also convinced him of the virtue of measured idealism.
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That's about the smallest range that has ever been measured.
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The mood in early European trade was far more measured.
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Those changes are measured by a light detector, or photodiode.
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Sea ice was also at the lowest levels ever measured.
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The agency has since taken a measured step toward reform.
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This marks the first time we've measured them on Venus.
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"I'm fascinated by energy," he says of his measured approach.
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This is the hottest measured temperature that we know of.
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Think of it as an #alternativebinge — moderate, measured, and effective.
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Its skull measured around 12.5 inches (32 centimeters) in length.
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The study measured flexibility at the knee, hip, and shoulder.
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Data will increasingly be measured and leveraged at every opportunity.
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Since building the rig, Jacob has measured hundreds of keys.
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Apple's approach to home automation has been measured – cautious, even.
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Video games, for him, are playful toys measured in points.
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It has been very measured and somewhat technical in support.
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Measured in dollar terms, the Bonham's Ferrari holds the title.
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The U.S. Geological Survey measured the quake at magnitude 2003.
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The wall of water measured 19.4 meters (approximately 63.6 feet).
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Lead exposure is measured in micrograms per deciliter of blood.
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The height of the pattern is measured at the base.
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The women measured their hair loss based on those pictures.
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They are weighed and measured — often on a weekly basis.
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Alas, benefits have not measured up to people's unrealistic expectations.
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Her advice is practical, measured, and delivered with a grin.
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This helped me understand what was being measured and why.
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But soon, Rebecca got sick of her life being measured.
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Corruption, as measured by such surveys, seems to sap growth.
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"I want to be measured by our results," he continued.
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Researchers then measured blood chemistry markers to indicate stress levels.
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The FMCSA measured the costs and benefits of the rule.
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The things that were measured in these tests were redacted.
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In some cases, survival is now measured in many years.
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She measured the level of growth hormone and IGF 1.
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At best, the success rate was measured at around 2%.
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Will he be a bit softer, a bit more measured?
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Our material advancement, when measured by purchasing power, is indisputable.
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We're measured every morning on how our arrival times are.
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But a measured debate performance could give him precisely that.
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Measured against such benefits, the wealth of innovators is miniscule.
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After all, can a god be measured among mere mortals?
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You need to be steady, and measured, and well informed.
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The measured unemployment rate falls, but in a misleading way.
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All of it can be measured and analyzed, Shivananda said.
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The answer can be measured by what has not happened.
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He was tempered, measured and forceful with a friendly demeanor.
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Homebuilders are increasing production but in a slow, measured way.
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Paleontology is maddening work, its progress typically measured in millimetres.
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It is measured on a scale of 22019 to 100.
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"We'll be thoughtful and measured in our approach," he said.
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Measured on its own merit, The Silence is already unique.
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Foley's contribution to Munster's success can be measured in numbers.
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World stocks as measured by the MSCI world equity index .
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How is enthusiasm measured, if not by actual vote count?
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Applicants' growth was measured between March and July this year.
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Something appeared to be wrong when they measured Guilherme's head.
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"The Lost City of Z" is beautiful, mournful, and measured.
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As measured by crowd applause, O'Keefe was the clear winner.
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Even so, USTR officials in private offer a measured approach.
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But his sober, measured approach was welcomed by the public.
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There are currently around 1,800 billionaires, as measured in dollars.
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Their answers are measured against the broader Goldman employee base.
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Prisoners were told they were being measured for camp uniforms.
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A bartender's real skills are measured by his people skills.
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This requires thoughtful, measured steps, and a long time horizon.
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Since then, officials have measured their plots, said Khut Chandara.
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But much of Bedoya's skill set can't be measured statistically.
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The reporting was exhaustive and balanced, and the tone measured.
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Many advances in vehicle weight are measured in mere ounces.
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Sophisticated equipment measured airborne particles before and after moviegoers arrived.
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This Biden was more measured, more magnanimous and more conciliatory.
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And do so in a vocabulary that's measured, not hysterical.
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It's been a lot, measured in the trillions of dollars.
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On Wednesday, NASA's Curiosity rover measured 21 parts per billion.
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Measured by public name recognition, Holmes may even beat Marshall.
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Not for success, however that is measured, but for happiness.
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Instead, China has taken a measured response to the incident.
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The experiment capsized — at least, when measured by Harris's standards.
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The experiment capsized — at least, when measured by Harris's standards.
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The rhythmic administration of CPR, the measured injection of naloxone.
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The latter should be reported in a more measured way.
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But these two staffs have the other measured so far.
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We measured the same length, a petite five feet three.
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Just a series of countermeasures, explained in a measured release.
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"We've had a very measured and formal process," he said.
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Status in Hollywood is measured by who takes your calls.
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Mastering the arts of conversation and measured debate is hard.
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The dollar, measured against a basket of currencies, fell 0.5%.
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Portions, however, appear to be measured with Americans in mind.
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"His measured and calm response was right," Mr. Hoffman said.
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Los Angeles measured the same temperature that day, NASA said.
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Mr. Obama, you were, as ever, subtle, insightful and measured.
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When he sold it, it was in carefully measured amounts.
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She would read with measured breath, to the very end.
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Here we're measured by decades played, which is very different.
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The more measured approach that Professor Christensen taught was ignored.
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DANES Well, he is more measured, a lot more sane.
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This success, it soon emerged, was measured in financial terms.
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The algorithm successfully identified each and measured its decibel level.
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Blood pressure is measured in two parts: systolic and diastolic.
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She measured their heart rates and how much they sweat.
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No other factors measured were associated with improved immune response.
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A big win could take place if you stay measured.
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Gusts up to 180 mph were measured south of Boston.
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Measured by time or money, the train is the winner.
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His emotional injury is measured in his mind against Obama.
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Time is measured by his visits, his winks, his yawns.
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They measured and marked the dry ingredients well in advance.
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Achieved by Nilanshi Patel of India, as measured on Nov.
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But this measured strategy foundered before it even got started.
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It measured the availability of student jobs and paid internships.
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It compared measured levels to drinking water or other standards.
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They would be plunging into water measured at 39 degrees.
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The AQI levels on Wednesday evening in Bangkok measured 175.
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The differences between the two parties is measured in inches.
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The nurse's phonic demeanor was calm, measured, efficient, and empathic.
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But on health care, he took a more measured approach.
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The highest levels measured in Tampa Bay and St. Petersburg.
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But the mood in European trade was far more measured.
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But in office, he has taken a more measured approach.
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Walker was measured and scrupulous, the world's youngest old man.
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Hers are grave, measured thoughts, well worth dwelling upon today.
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The whole thing is languid, urgent words in measured tones.
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The U.S. stock market, measured by the S&P 500 .
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Prior to 1979, bottles were measured in English standard measurements.
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"Income inequality, measured by Gini, is strongly correlated with homicide over time and space, and Latin America has 15 of the 20 most unequal countries, measured by Gini inequality, on the planet," Muggah said.
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PG&E added that weather stations measured peak wind gusts of over 21 mph in the North Bay Area, and also measured sustained wind gusts of 24 mph, equivalent to a Category 73 hurricane.
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Can anyone believe that a temperature effect by 2100 measured in ten-thousandths of a degree, or sea-level effects measured in thousandths of a centimeter, could yield over $100 billion in net economic benefits?
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But the pace of store expansion will be measured, he said.
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Air fares are higher than in Europe, measured per seat-mile.
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Lots of people wrote measured, thoughtful takes on the Crosby injury.
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Measured in dollars, this year's damage has been much more significant.
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Once more measured in her rhetoric, Ginsburg is pulling no punches.
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In between, we measured participants' automatic, gut-level feelings toward him.
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On a 23100-mile bike ride, it measured close 23100 miles.
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Participants rated their perceived exertion and had their heart rates measured.
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Significantly, they stayed this way when measured again six months later.
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They also measured how quickly the process unfolded in real time.
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"You have to take it at a measured pace," Niccol said.
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This quest will not be measured in years but in lifetimes.
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The Chinese team measured the height at 8,844 meters (29,015 feet).
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In court papers, his lawyers have so far been more measured.
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The rain was going to be measured in feet, not inches.
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And Sasse is supposed to be one of the measured ones.
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The dollar, measured against a basket of currencies, stood at 96.875.
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Measured in military expenses per inhabitant, Denmark occupies a 5th place.
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They're used to us being the measured adults in the room.
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Well, the Indian government measured it in 1955 at 29,029 feet.
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Harper Skye Jackson measured 20½ inches long and weighed 6 lbs.
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The psychological effect of that can not be measured in data.
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They're passionate but practical, energetic but measured, decisive but willing tocompromise.
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And volatility is pretty subdued, as measured by Deutsche Bank's index.
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A new Adobe survey measured employees' responses to annual performance reviews.
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She measured 17 inches long and weighed in at 6 lbs.
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"That may have been not the most measured statement," Tabak admitted.
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After all, each emoji is measured against its own prior success.
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He talks about these incidents in a measured, almost casual way.
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It should be measured against high standards that are applied consistently.
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With Eastman, the DCCC had been more measured than other races.
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Each coin's worth was measured by the material that made it.
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When I asked him about Medicare Extra, his response was measured.
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That summer I measured all outdoor distances in terms of cigarettes.
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He noted that China's response so far was "measured" and "nuanced".
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The lead time on new weapons systems is measured in years.
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You're well aware of what being measured can do to you.
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The Freelancers' Union measured a slightly more conservative 55 million Americans.
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This is simply a great Chromebook when measured against those standards.
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They've been measured about 1.2 to four miles underneath the surface.
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So, measured this coming fourth quarter and the fourth quarter thereafter.
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Our politics are measured by our art in a general sense.
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And the thing is, you can't reduce what you haven't measured.
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The second type of trading band trade is a measured move.
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Measured against a basket of currencies, the dollar still looks dear.
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Have you ever measured out an actual serving of peanut butter??
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Enough people commented that I went home and actually measured myself.
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I valued things that could be enumerated and their progress measured.
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That trajectory was measured by the European Space Agency's Planck satellite.
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Statisticians are still puzzling over how they can be accurately measured.
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The Economist: Can tightness and looseness of societies really be measured?
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The two horns were measured, weighed and marked with indelible ink.
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A player's concentration is measured through tiny electrical impulses called brainwaves.
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Inflation expectations, as measured by surveys of forecasters, have not fallen.
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Details: Most progress in AI and robotics is measured against humans.
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Now meet Fantala, the strongest storm measured over the Indian Ocean.
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Measured by active use, it's a five-hour computer at best.
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As floutings of federal law go, Idaho's approach is pretty measured.
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No matter how it is measured, the debt load looks worrying.
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But other gauges measured more than 31 inches in Watson, Louisiana.
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It's measured in disengagements per 20173,000 miles or miles per disengagement.
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To do that, they measured the concentration of water in urine.
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The whole idea started with very smart people who measured pee.
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We have tried to be very precise, very measured, very discreet.
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It was painted blue and measured around 22 meters (72 feet).
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However, this only covers some of what needs to be measured.
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Unlike Ford, who was sympathetic, measured, and vulnerable, Kavanaugh was aggressive.
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He's the G.O.A.T. against which all other G.O.A.T. contenders are measured.
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But it was measured at about 30 percent in the wild.
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When it comes to tourists, the new policy is more measured.
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My other one is much more measured, much more about trend.
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It should be thoughtful, measured, constitutional -- and decisive for a victory.
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Call Trumaker, and it'll send someone over to get you measured.
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Develop a clear understanding of how your business will be measured.
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Now a surrogate for Warren, he is taking a measured tone.
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Prokhorov has always been measured in his criticism of the government.
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After all, a patient's weight is often measured in the hallway.
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Still, it's not clear how the overall impact can be measured.
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Her tone was measured to be casual, non-judgmental, and caring.
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Having established that distance, we then measured nine paces due north.
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A recent experiment measured creativity induction through musical agency during sport.
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Other potential benefits that still need to be measured, he adds.
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The 25 countries are taking a very slow and measured approach.
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And this needs to be measured to be discovered credible. Jon
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One enterprising group of scientists also measured this phenomenon in rats.
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How are market inflation expectations measured, and why do they matter?
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Skytrax's list also measured airports on a number of other metrics.
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I measured her and got her a few styles to try.
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Her winning margin in races is often measured in body lengths.
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The study measured the 12-month period that ended in June.
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This is obvious when measured on running tracks and tennis courts.
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This has scholars and policymakers pondering how identity should be measured.
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I think that the TPG approach is a bit more measured.
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Finance is another activity that is mostly measured obliquely (and badly).
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Their current results only measured physiological responses to a person's fears.
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So I'm watching for a more sober, measured, well-informed response.
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Trump administration officials have given the CHOICE Act a measured embrace.
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China's GDP per capita, measured with PPP, was $16,660 in 2017.
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And business investment had fallen for the past two quarters measured.
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Erectile function was measured using the International Index of Erectile Function.
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He also described last week's rate hike as a "measured" step.
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Measured against a basket of six other major currencies, the dollar .
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Whatever shape the new strategy takes, it likely won't be measured.
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He measured 22 inches in length, weighing in at 7 lbs.
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Now, officials say the device measured his B.A.C. at a whopping .
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Their stress levels — measured as cortisol taken by blood sample — plummeted.
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I had to systematically rebuild how I measured my own contribution.
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The rankings elevate clout above learning, which isn't as easily measured.
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The physical test measured each person's grip strength and walking speed.
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Like the weather, it's easily measured but not so easily marshaled.
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The adjustments were then measured and carried over to Wassner's bike.
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Immune markers were measured with a blood test during the study.
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Races ran clockwise on tracks that measured a curious 330 yards.
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Economic performance is measured in the lives of individuals, not aggregates.
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She measured how the airways responded: Did they constrict and twitch?
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This economic man is rational, selfish, profit-seeking, isolated, atomized, measured.
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Now all stocks are measured against a brief moment of euphoria.
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Quinnipiac has measured views of Trump's honesty since his term began.
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Hillary Clinton has been more measured in discussing surveillance and encryption.
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In the present world of the show, Lister is measured, unflappable.
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The width of the trading band is measured and projected upwards.
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Gallup measured his approval rating at just 85033 percent this week.
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During this experiment, they also measured how chaotic different countries were.
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The cost of his actions will be measured in human lives.
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Returns on investments are no longer measured solely by financial gains.
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Hope, at rescue scenes across the country, is measured in silence.
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Once built, an auto plant's productive life is measured in decades.
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Once these molecules were trapped, the gas was chilled, and measured.
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But drinking coffee isn't like taking a measured dose of caffeine.
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I think success for us will be measured by player satisfaction.
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But the time I measured for establishing a connection was less.
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Her voice was measured, brimming with concern for me, for herself.
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Brightness: The brightness of light bulbs is often measured in lumens.
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Requests for evidence can routinely be measured in months or years.
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I'm not being measured by my net worth, or anything else.
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But its solar installations, also measured in megawatts, have declined sharply.
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There are, though, still parts of the game not being measured.
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I couldn't find a poll that measured Beto O'Rourke's national reputation.
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A new study, however, measured that preference in a different way.
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To be "enrolled," a citizen simply has their unique characteristics measured.
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Measured annually, Turkey's economy has contracted for the past three quarters.
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When it needs to, the academy can move with measured precision.
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A similar one in Brooklyn has been measured at 31 feet.
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His temperature, his inner meter, is very measured, he's very calm.
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Their reaction times, response accuracy, and false alarm rates were measured.
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The doctor measured the swelling and approved Baluchi for more abuse.
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Occasionally, teeth are involved, but even then, the glee is measured.
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Top quality works were in short supply and bidding was measured.
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Once they reached the nomad families, the police measured their temperatures ...
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The deal should have measured refugee jobs, instead of work permits.
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Publicly, President Ashraf Ghani was among them, projecting a measured tone.
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Measured in deaths — or in economic devastation — it is achingly slow.
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Having measured Avogadro's constant, Dr. Bettin could derive the Planck constant.
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The president has measured Mr. Mueller for the guillotine for months.
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A weak dollar strengthens oil prices, which are measured in dollars.
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The low measured unemployment rate is only part of the story.
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Oil companies have traditionally measured methane escapes through calculations and estimates.
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Juice improves diet quality, as measured by the Healthy Eating Index.
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Few studies have measured the outcomes of jail-based methadone treatment.
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Kingo referenced 17 Sustainable Development Goals on which companies are measured.
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Inflation pressure in the pipeline — measured through factory prices — remained muted.
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Every known influence on the plant's wellbeing is measured, adjusted, remeasured.
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This was measured on June 30, 2013, in Death Valley, California.
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The world's largest Christmas snowflake ornament measured 10 feet, 5 inches.
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Turning north onto Madison Avenue, his pace was measured but steady.
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Each word of dialogue measured for its vitality, its maximum punch.
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Their conduct hardly measured up to his, which obviously encouraged it.
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Well, the life of a battery is measured in discharge cycles.
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"I was wearing a sports bra when she measured," I explain.
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The average number of followers was measured between 300 and 400.
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That should be the yardstick against which all else is measured.
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He would be measured a little bit in everything he did.
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I knew my tone had to be measured, balanced and detached.
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They monitored trucks and dumps, and measured air quality with cellphones.
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This new way of leadership is entrepreneurial, performance-measured, and interactive.
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Enzi offered a measured, noncommittal statement and Roberts has stayed silent.
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You'll be measured with your bare breasts hanging toward the floor.
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It's how I tested myself and how I measured my growth.
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The injury rate, measured in lost man-hours, more than tripled.
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They brought with them a slightly more measured, less intoxicated approach.
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Achieved by Bombel of Poland, as measured on April 22017, 27.
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He said he measured success by the din of his shop.
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It's really a different animal than what we measured back then.
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Lebanon's Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri gave a more measured critique.
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Instead, performance will be measured by punctuality at intermediate Amtrak stations.
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They spoke in measured tones about the gravity of the situation.
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Where performance is measured and reported, the rate of improvement accelerates.
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Blood and saliva samples were collected and blood pressure was measured.
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Just about everything on the field can be measured and dissected.
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Taking small, measured steps in developing habits, and hobbies, is critical.
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But in his CBS interview, he took a more measured tone.
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Each was measured for self-esteem, depression, hyperactivity, aggressiveness, and more.
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Merkel is not perfect, but she is measured, calm and rational.
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Despite Trump's measured tweets, Tuesday was ripe for his typical musings.
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His perspective on Russia's propaganda campaign is more measured than most.
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The Friday response from Beijing is relatively measured, experts told CNBC.
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But her approach is a more measured examination of societal change.
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A third of that "growth" was inflation as measured by CPI.
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Never before has an internal atomic event been measured so accurately.
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India has the biggest disparity out of the eight countries measured.
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Some subscribe to a certain amount of energy, measured in kWh.
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One is cardio-respiratory endurance (again, that's measured by VO2 max).
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They measured the concentration of the chemicals in each hair product.
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Criminological research teaches us that, for various reasons, there is more actual crime (measured, for example, through victimization rates) than what is officially recorded (measured through crimes known to the police or crimes cleared by arrests).
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The participants' sexual symptoms, including erectile dysfunction, morning erections and libido, were measured via questionnaire, and their sex hormones were measured using mass spectrometry, which tells a researcher the presence and concentration level of a hormone.
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The more than 300 photographs were divided in two sets, one consisting of 73 black-and-white photographs that measured 16 by 3353 inches, while the other set of around 225 measured 8 by 10 inches.
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I told her it was about so big around, holding my arms in a circle, which she measured with forensic calipers, and about this long, holding my hands a certain distance apart, which she also measured.
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Bur once he was properly measured for a driver that suited his specifications, he was off to the races, and he is now the British champion with an officially-measured career long drive of 427 yards.
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Or you could entangle a qubit over a long distance—if measured, the two entangled qubits could take on the same random answer when measured, impossible to be predetermined and impossible for a third party to know.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - An all-time record temperature was measured in Germany for the second day running on Thursday, with 40.9 degrees Celsius measured in the northwestern town of Lingen, a spokesman for the German Weather Service said.
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It's still early stages, and the water only measured in the millimeters.
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Previously, such cranes could operate until measured wind speeds reached 30 m.p.h.
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Officially, though, the funding level is measured by the average daily population.
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I am very confident that it's not being measured in real GDP.
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STANLEY DRUCKENMILLER: If this was measured properly we're probably already in deflation.
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Because we're in a productivity shock and this thing can't be measured.
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The reason is that our fiscal system, properly measured, is highly progressive.
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After the crash, Behne's blood alcohol content was measured at a staggering .
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Take measured, strategic steps as Mars connects with Saturn on March 14.
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Grossman wants that to one day be measured in years, not months.
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But there seems to be a measured provocative intent in this strategy.
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The FERC report measured capacity, not the actual amount of power generated.
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P&G represents Trian's largest-ever holding, as measured by dollar value.
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The MTV star smiled widely while a nurse measured her tattooed belly.
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In the subscription business, losing customers is measured by the churn rate.
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"It sounds impossible," she continued, taking another measured step across the stage.
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Afterwards, I could see the measured force of each of my swings.
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For Dieng, the cost can be measured in more than simple suffering.
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They measured how the mucus stuck to both the cells and itself.
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The tools also measured shifting public sentiment toward Facebook and its leaders.
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The company said cashflow as measured by adjusted EBITDA was $461 million.
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KSWB reports that prosecutors said Sanchez's blood-alcohol was measured at .18-.
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Measured by religious attendance, they are the least churched of American adults.
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The dollar, measured against a basket of currencies, edged higher to 98.228.
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Measured in musical quality, the CPO is not yet the Berlin Philharmonic.
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The drivers in light traffic measured a much healthier 123 over 78.
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The precision of Ipsos online polls is measured using a credibility interval.
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As measured by the number of faithful, global Catholicism is faring decently.
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" The White House counters that "the President was measured, factual and decisive.
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DXY measured against a basket of currencies rallied 0.33 percent to 89.342.
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This is the first time the survey has measured e-cigarette use.
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And trends over time are best measured by applying the same method.
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Meanwhile back at Malačanang, other than Yasay's grave, measured tones...conspicuous silence.
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The team fitted the rats with sensors that measured their brain activity.
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About half the system, measured by loans, consists of state-run banks.
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It is off the field where Villa's real decline is being measured.
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Before this paper, only three white dwarfs had their masses precisely measured.
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He measured Drollinger's playing height as 7 feet 19803 3/8 inches.
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Measured at purchasing-power parity, income per head is a miserable 21%.
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A recent survey from Baldwin Wallace University measured Renacci's support at 25%.
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The dollar, measured against a basket of currencies, rose 0.1% to 98.228.
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The dollar, measured against a basket of currencies, rose 0.1% to 98.265.
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G Kent Bazemore will play measured minutes until back to full strength.
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That's why Barboni measured another important set of elements: lutetium and hafnium.
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It's a problem because it further obfuscates how edtech should be measured.
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I measured my thighs with a measuring tape every night before bed.
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Alas, the yardstick by which online spots are measured hasn't meaningfully evolved.
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And it's the polar opposite of the measured, 31-year-old director.
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It needs to be measured by something much deeper and more personal.
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The energy released is measured, and component materials and their proportions identified.
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This easily broke the previous record of 22018 Scripps' measured last week.
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They sliced the parts up, and measured and counted the vaginal folds.
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That, of course, means that the scientists haven't measured precisely what's happening.
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If you have human homeless encampments, the waste is measured in tons.
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These prices were measured before mortgage interest rates rose sharply in November.
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SoftWear Automation itself is surprisingly measured in its claims for its technology.
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Then they measured how much those bubbles blocked the flow of sap.
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The success of their lodge, however, can't be measured by crunching numbers.
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TV ads and engagements are measured via average minute audience, or AMA.
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Curry is measured, considerate, and — most importantly — ready for the upcoming battle.
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Their success is not measured in their contribution to Hollywood's bottom line.
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The "standard", a checklist, measured traits like size, features, coating and gait.
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It measured the gains between the second quarters of 2015 and 2016.
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Protons are not, though, heavy enough to account for measured atomic weights.
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That, at least, is what an international team of scientists have measured.
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Electronic monitors measured their vital signs, blood flow, and other important functions.
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Sift together the sifted and measured flour, baking soda, and salt. 4.
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In 2016, the surplus measured at $23.2 billion, according to official data.
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The robot also measured wind speeds, to link wind and dune migration.
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Eventually, I no longer compared or measured opportunities against my past mistakes.
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But the studies don't show that on objectively measured real-world outcomes.
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When the snakes arrive, they are weighed, measured and milked for venom.
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"The United States took a very measured step last night," she said.
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The largest ever measured was about 18 feet, according to National Geographic .
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The study measured the correlation between attractiveness and income of 20,745 participants.
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Annual inflation rates measured by CPI and CPIH have generally been similar.
|
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The media activity was measured passively to avoid any self-reporting bias.
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The largest slick was measured at 2,625 feet (800 meters) in width.
|
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Cigarettes have a clear and easily measured negative impact on people's health.
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The width of the trading band is measured and then projected upwards.
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On the whole, the latest draft EO takes a measured, careful approach.
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He disrupts so much that can't be measured (yet) with a metric.
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"Like with swimming, success in business is also measured by your perseverance."
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The United States can help with measured actions against spoilers and blockers.
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Though Evans comes across as a measured scientist, his frustrations were mounting.
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Both are measured men but they are not fire-breathing pit fighters.
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Since it's creation, the EIP has measured 213 elections in 153 countries.
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Trump pauses before responding to questions, smiles throughout, and gives measured responses.
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I measured the entirety of my personal growth on my love life.
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But can the impact of activism be measured in follows and likes?
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The shark was later measured at almost 9 feet (2.7 meters) long.
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Measured by active duty manpower alone, the North Korean military is huge.
|
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The Asthma Health app measured patients' symptoms, triggers and medication adherence accurately.
|
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Other gases that will be measured include water vapour, nitrogen oxides, acetylene.
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Google, meanwhile, has taken a more measured approach to testing it's vehicles.
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Moody's measured sovereigns' vulnerability by their "exposure" and "resilience" to climate change.
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That said, Pai's bark has been considerably less measured than his bite.
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Nonetheless, when measured against the clock, some Paralympic athletes can outperform Olympians.
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I had to know how the competing fish sticks measured up. Mrs.
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But measured against the collapsing expectations, the Brazilian startup scene performed impressively.
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But Morrison's true impact can't be fully measured in prizes and accolades.
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But Mr Falih (pictured) comes across as too measured to create uproar.
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The way a drug is measured is through absorption into the blood.
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One founder in Cassel's portfolio describes him as a calm, measured investor.
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Trump's regalia amounts to mis-measured ties and a little red hat.
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Our original study measured emotional responses in the brain to famous people.
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Tillerson's responses were calm and measured, without any obvious reliance on notes.
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When the deer ultimately fled, he measured the direction of its flight.
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The effects are becoming more understood and increasingly measured, therefore less acceptable.
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Mainstream media and some liberals joined in, though in more measured tones.
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Its apparently careful, measured and thoughtful approach to Iran policy is encouraging.
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The old business school adage is true — what gets measured gets done.
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But even with more traditionally "measured" presidents, these powers have been abused.
|
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When she's talking about her career, though, she is measured and thoughtful.
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"I don't think [success] is always measured by monetary things," he said.
|
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These three presidents were serious in their demeanor and measured in tone.
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The summer of 2018 was the hottest ever measured in certain areas.
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The senator responded with measured defiance, declaring she would not be deterred.
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For now, the largest recorded giant squid measured up to 43 feet.
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The NextGen poll only measured the opinions of millennials in battleground states.
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Producing measured and objective journalism is difficult, but it shouldn't be impossible.
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It also measured other things like alertness, heart rate and blood pressure.
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An elephant is measured after being shot by a dart in Lilongwe.
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This number has risen from the 86 percent compliance measured in September.
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The wise and measured development of such resources is in everyone's interest.
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Measured by the visual pleasure it provides, it is an enormous bargain.
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It is measured in achievements of the mind and achievements of spirit.
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Researchers measured the babies' weight and height when the children were born.
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But not everything in Sanders's bill can be measured, according to Blahous.
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He would be measured by the course and outcome of the war.
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Inflation measured 2.3 percent in February, down from 2.4 percent in January.
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Airbnb says it is now more deliberate and measured in its growth.
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Busette added that inclusiveness is probably best measured at the neighborhood level.
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Everyone knows that the value of life can't be measured in money.
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One unique feature of Ladder is it comes in pre-measured packets.
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The magistrates at Speenhamland devised a way of offering families measured help.
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Zak's narrative is a perfectly measured blend of biography, suspense and history.
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The quake was measured at a depth of 50 km (30 miles).
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Where success can be measured with increasing accuracy, so, too, can failure.
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"The United States took a very measured step last night," Haley said.
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The dollar, measured against a basket of currencies, held steady at 96.501.
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It's a measured but welcome response to the U.S. fund's restructuring proposals.
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Dr. Zink painstakingly picked apart those food bits and measured their size.
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For many, the results will be measured in resignations or ruined reputations.
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A. I value boldness and enthusiasm, but only if measured with objectivity.
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U.S. inequality is egregious, but it's far less egregious when measured correctly.
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The subjects of the study wore wrist actigraphs, which measured their sleep.
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The question is whether deportation is a measured response to his crimes.
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The Center for Democracy and Technology offered measured praise for the bill.
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Lithium was measured to be about 0.67 percent of the iPhone mass.
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It's a question we've examined before, but can beauty really be measured?
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At the Olympics, feats of greatness aren't always measured in medals won.
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Guinness measured and certified the record, so let there be no doubt.
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Meanwhile Death Valley in California just had the hottest July ever measured.
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Well, ultrasound has a wavelength measured in microns — millionths of a meter.
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Granted, we are still pretty chill and measured debaters, which is good.
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Authoritative and measured, Mr. McCullough typically strikes a tone of determined neutrality.
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But their survival is measured in days, weeks or months, not centuries.
|
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That&aposs up from 34% when measured by Emerson Polling in August.
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They also measured the frequency, duration and intensity of the participants' activities.
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But Republican leaders did not appear ready to go beyond measured phrases.
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The dollar, as measured by the United States dollar index, fell sharply.
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The workload never caught up to him because he measured it precisely.
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I can't relax in this piece; it's just so controlled and measured.
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Indirectly, they have weighed it, measured its girth, monitored its feeding habits.
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But the true toll of this scandal can't be measured in kroner.
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" But Transport for London was more measured, calling it a "customer incident.
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And there's a reason: We never measured and modeled the top solutions.
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Arctic sea ice extent has been measured by satellites since the 1970s.
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Do is curious to see whether this team also measured the flash.
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Her tone is both frank and measured, confessional and confidently self-contained.
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So I want to applaud the College Board for its measured response.
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Ibrahim spoke softly and waited patiently; the chief's hoarse replies were measured.
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Inside, it measured 13 feet at its widest and 69.5 feet long.
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Despite these worrisome signs, some Republican leaders saw reason for measured optimism.
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But this is a measured, careful work, not a "People's History" polemic.
|
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In general, scientists haven't measured any effect on earthquakes from climate change.
|
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For decades, Britain's royal family has measured out media access with teaspoons.
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Ms. Haley had a measured reaction to the choice of Ms. Bachelet.
|
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But the government has adopted a more measured response — at least publicly.
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These moments have tested and measured our ability to do bold things.
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Most of Mr. Trump's alleged transgressions, measured by those standards, seem picayune.
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They're also superb for pouring measured drams of precious Pappy Van Winkle.
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Page views will be measured, but anonymized and only in the aggregate.
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They also measured control sites to correspond with each storm-struck site.
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But once they are measured, they assume only one of the values.
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If something can't be measured, it's as if it does not exist.
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It is a non-place, measured in units of time, not distance.
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Their study measured people&aposs likeability towards error-free or faulty robots.
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They measured the formidable height of the winter snow, Mr. Lebedev said.
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The rule does not explain how these two values can be measured.
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I'll bet you didn't even know that prevention was measured in units.
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The researchers also measured the patients' weight, BMI, A1C and medication use.
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But Dr. Barbot is likely to employ a measured approach for now.
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Every grand strategy carries risks, but risks can be measured against rewards.
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So far, President Trump has offered a measured response to the virus.
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He spoke calmly, his words measured, but his knitted brow betrayed agitation.
|
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The researchers meticulously measured the levels of different chemicals in different varieties.
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Success, if measured as income, is being punished under the both bills.
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"Obviously you like a leader that's measured, sober and consistent," he continued.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, offered a more measured call for mediation.
|
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In July Hurricane Barry brought the heaviest rainfall ever measured to Arkansas.
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Tolerance toward Jews, measured by the human rights commission, has been increasing.
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"We're almost identical, but he's a little more measured," Dan D'Antoni said.
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Their gains are measured by hundreds of arrests of officials and businessmen.
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Both detectors measured the exact same stretching and squeezing of space-time.
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His height measured 6 feet, and he weighed in at 174 pounds.
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Drowsy driving can only be self-reported and not measured like drunkenness.
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The new study's conclusion, which was posted Thursday night, is more measured.
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I like it because I believe what gets measured gets done. 5.
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Measured by sheer volume, that's a hack if I've ever seen one.
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Measured against the original promises, the Apple Watch is hardly a success.
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Deutsche was once the largest bank in Europe as measured by assets.
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Legitimacy can be measured across several dimensions, and it's weakening on most.
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Not everyone believes the bull market should be measured this way, though.
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Gates responds to all of it in a careful and measured tone.
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One sticking point for Russia is how its oil output is measured.
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Relationships get measured when a challenge comes, not when everything is perfect.
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The self-reported symptoms were measured every six months for two years.
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They rely on existing knowledge, linear processes, and what can be measured.
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James Lankford of Oklahoma, the latest Republican to take this measured approach.
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This neglects the impact of investment in education on measured income inequality.
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Researchers measured character based on four principles: integrity, responsibility, forgiveness and compassion.
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The Sichuan earthquake administration measured the quake at a magnitude of 7.0.
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Madrid and Melbourne ranked at the bottom of the 20 cities measured.
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The dollar, measured against a basket of major currencies, fell 0.2 percent.
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She spoke in measured sentences, with no sign of confusion or delirium.
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Pain cannot be externally measured, but the number of deaths prevented can.
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Crapo's bill, on the other hand, is more measured in its scope.
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Youth unemployment in Cape Town itself is higher, measured at 31.7 percent.
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"Space Force is much more measured by the technology and the capabilities."
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The arguments radiate outward with the measured rhythm of ripples in water.
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But quality cannot be measured by the size of the editing staff.
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Instead, it was an excavation, and a contemplative, measured one at that.
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Some medical experts say the government's response has been measured and appropriate.
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Gavin Newsom, who took office just a week ago, was more measured.
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By Monday, the mountains will have storm totals being measured in feet.
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Emotions are neither invisible nor impossible to study; they can be measured.
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It's so precise, it's said to be the shortest event ever measured.
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The results measured how voters felt at the time of the survey.
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Competition is fierce and winning is measured in a matter of milliseconds.
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Advertising is its smallest segment, measured by revenue, but its fastest-growing.
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No one has measured detrimental effects yet, though they could emerge later.
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On the other hand, something unpredictable impacts the measured movement of brushstrokes.
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There are at least some questions about how these things get measured.
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Efficiency of mining hardware I started with the the amount of operational mining hardware (measured as the hashrate in number of hashes per second), and the efficiency of the hardware (which can be measured in Joules per hash).
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The two key specs you'll see when shopping are the gain or amplification that a signal booster provides (measured in dB), and the downlink output power (measured in dBm) that indicates how far the boosted signal can travel.
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The trickle of progress updates from the industry is already measured in years, and by the time that Google car is in your driveway, I believe it'll be measured in decades — and I'm not alone in that sense.
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We therefore consider that the risk of default on UBS AG's and UBS Switzerland AG's senior obligations, as measured by the Long-Term IDRs, is lower than the risk of the banks failing, as measured by their VRs.
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A team of researchers measured their activity level for seven days using an accelerometer, similar to the kind in the Fitbit and other wearable devices, and also measured the number of calories the participants burned over the week.
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The indicator takes into account five factors: growth momentum (measured by the average percentile for U.S. ISM indexes), the slope of the yield curve, core inflation, unemployment and stock valuations as measured by the Shiller price-earnings multiple.
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Just as with the experiments that measured the speed of light, once Planck's constant was measured with extreme accuracy and agreed upon, the role of the Kibble balance could be reversed, to define a kilogram in electromagnetic terms.
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"We've wondered whether there's anything there between the most massive measured neutron stars, which are about 2.1 times the mass of the Sun, and the least massive well-measured black holes, which are at five solar masses," Thompson explained.
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The Air Quality Index from the US Embassy in Delhi measured the city's air quality at 999 at one point on Sunday, a level considered hazardous and more than three times the measured level of 300 in previous weeks.
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Unsold existing properties, measured by floor area, were down 14.7 percent by end-June compared with a year earlier while land purchases measured by floor area were up 7.2 percent in the first half compared to a year earlier.
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Terry Wilson, a co-author of the study and professor emeritus at Ohio State, told Axios that the rebound rate measured at the West Antarctic Ice Sheet is the fastest ever measured at any ice sheet on the planet.
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The entire reform agenda is based around the philosophy that what gets measured gets improved, and what we see here is the things that were measured — math and reading for younger kids, graduation for teenagers — have in fact improved.
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This is comparable to the air pressure measured in a Category 3 hurricane.
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Yet movies that claim the truth are bound to be measured against it.
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Sinemia, for one, has benefitted with a more measured approach to film access.
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Botox is measured in units, with each unit costing between $15 and $20.
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Click through to see how my culinary adventures measured up to the movie.
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I think one of the largest contributions is one that's not easily measured.
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Notably, the GEC only measured African savanna elephants, not all African elephant populations.
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When measured against a baseline, the indicator can suggest bullish or bearish momentum.
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The absorption signal as measured by EDGES contains an immense amount of information.
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Inequality, properly measured, is extremely high, but is far lower than generally believed.
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During Harvey, Waugh and Alford measured a precipitable water value of 3.26 inches.
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Measured in total numbers, California, Texas and New York dominated the millionaire count.
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But pet affection can also be measured in economic and stock market data.
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It measured roughly 2000 feet long and was well over 216 years old.
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It measured roughly 16 feet long and was well over 203 years old.
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For most of her career, Hillary Clinton's been measured in comparison to men.
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Donald Trump is occasionally measured against the expectation of leadership, and found wanting.
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"Quite a frustrating afternoon," Verstappen said later in a more measured team release.
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On the other side, and all the big public companies were very measured.
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Henry Cavendish first indirectly measured that number, G in the late 18th century.
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" There was the measured: "It's a halloween themed reskin of an existing map!
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And regional banks as measured by the KRE, she noted, have also surged.
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They measured it in muonic deuterium, in which a muon orbits a deuteron.
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Measured from a year earlier, it was the first increase in six months.
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Retinal artery and vein reactions to 20-second-long flicker stimulation were measured.
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When first tagged, he measured 9 feet 8 inches, and weighed 533 pounds.
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This diagram shows how electric shock was measured in eel to human interaction.
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Measured against September two years ago, September 2018 sales were down 29 percent.
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I Tell Myself ultimately doesn't reveal much, save that Juan is a measured,
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A bunch of khat, while not measured in kilograms, goes for 100 birr.
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Those programs will continue with some proposed changes to how hospitals are measured.
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RF exposure must be measured for users and bystanders under different wireless configurations.
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New construction starts measured by floor area rose 2.9 percent over January-February.
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The outer scorecard refers to what could be measured by those around you.
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Using a Geiger counter I measured the presence of radiation in becquerels (Bq).
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One index measured the industry's monthly growth at its lowest since June 2009.
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Even his more measured foreign policy speech this week was filled with Trumpisms.
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Made by Elizabeth Bond of the UK and measured on June 13, 2017.
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Both download and upload speeds are measured in megabits per second, or Mbps.
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His deflections, offensive rebounds, and measured decisions in the open floor are appreciated.
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Tesla remains the most shorted stock in the US, measured by dollar value.
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But this gust measured between 12 and 18 knots, according to the NTSB.
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In Korean, she has a measured way of speaking that's clear and concise.
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This resulted in powerful winds measured at 26 miles per hour over land.
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Measured at market exchange rates, China's GDP is still 40% smaller than America's.
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For West Virginia on Monday night, ugly was measured in two ways: 1.
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High levels of sulfur dioxide have also been consistently measured into the air.
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Despite Agrawal's own forthrightness, the company takes measured steps when pushing the envelope.
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The row centres on how the effect of the China shock is measured.
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Jokes aside, his thoughts on the app (which is free) were surprisingly measured.
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We also measured recipients' weight, height and fat density to account for health.
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His response, measured yet heavy with frustration, is on display in the exhibition.
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There are also structural reasons for the world's measured response to Trump's provocations.
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Creating an agreed upon, measured approach to resisting the president has proven difficult.
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In tone and style, he came across as more measured, poised and statesmanlike.
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They also create the benchmarks against which nearly all active investors are measured.
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And the study's limited to large herbivores — so carnivores and plants aren't measured.
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Low Earth Orbit faces a communications delay measured in parts of a second.
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The same goes for American inflation expectations, as measured in the bond market.
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Instead, it is measured only as a reduction in the demand for power.
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Sanders and Inslee on Friday criticized the measured approach that Biden may take.
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"We measured hundreds of televisions," says Jeff Derderian, product creation lead at Sonos.
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Trump was initially more measured and somewhat better prepared for the final debate.
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Born 323 weeks early, Aidan weighed 3 pounds and measured 16 inches long.
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The poll results measured how voters felt at the time of the survey.
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The list measured productivity by dividing annual hours worked by a country's GDP.
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She measured me along the way and it fit me like a glove!
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To show off the technology, Foursquare measured the effectiveness of Super Bowl ads.
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"We will proceed at a gradual pace, or a measured pace," he said.
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As measured by the representation of women in politics this is certainly true.
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Profitability, as measured by return on capital, is also near a historical high.
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Accordingly, as measured by endorsements, Biden's support within the party hasn't been resounding.
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For example, sensors measured metabolites for heroin in the sewers of Lausanne, Switzerland.
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He estimated it weighed about a pound, and measured over four feet long.
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"I think the measured move is 2,240" on the S&P, Redler said.
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As far as CFOs are measured, Friar has had a very successful run.
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Once you've pinpointed your goal, go to your boyfriend in a measured way.
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What is the half–life, perhaps measured by stock value, of a cybercorn?
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The homer, off Giants starter Dereck Rodriguez (1-2), measured just 336 feet.
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The most multi-purpose of all the smileys, 🙂 is above all, measured.
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Go deeper: The states where the most tornadoes hit How tornadoes are measured
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That was consistent with a change in how the government measured its performance.
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Part of the problem, said Chang, was the way hydration has been measured.
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It's a very measured strategy, because we're in it for the long term.
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And slow down the shutter speed, which is measured in fractions of seconds.
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Born in Nashville, Tennessee, baby Nash measured 19.5 inches and weighed 8 lbs.
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Each robot must be at least 50cm tall (measured from foot to shoulder);
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Lamont Bagby, a Democrat, was more measured in his response to Fairfax's speech.
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The scientists measured effects in the oyster reefs of North Carolina's temperate waters.
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"We measured water flow with 'heat-ratio sap flow sensors'," Leuzinger told Gizmodo.
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Fed officials have been measured in their comments about the market's rapid rise.
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Surprisingly, we have measured some very hot temperatures right here on planet Earth.
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The largest crocodile ever captured in Australia measured 6.4 meters, according to records.
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She is so thoughtful and measured in how she approaches language and communication.
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Temperatures above 40C were also measured in the east, near the German border.
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Wait times for appointments measured in hours and a handful of days currently.
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Roku is the No. 228 streaming device when measured by total hours streamed.
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His remarks were measured and brief, and he took no questions from reporters.
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But the study did not examine heart health; instead, it measured HDL levels.
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Whose position is dominant is measured against "live" LME stock in exchange warehouses.
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The newborn measured in at 8 pounds, 3 ounces, and 22 inches long.
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Earthquakes of 43 magnitude or higher measured in Oklahoma as of July 2017.
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The blood test is simple, and levels are measured in micrograms per deciliter.
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Measured purely in euros terms, the Artcurial Ferrari is the new number one.
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Schiegoleit anticipates the yield curve will continue to steepen at a measured pace.
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"The setback won't be able to be measured here and now," Selim said.
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The group measured the reactions of business owners before and after the election.
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Real success is measured in how many mouths they are able to feed.
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At 1520 the dollar measured against a basket of currencies was 0.37% firmer.
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This sent the price of storage, measured per watt hour, plummeting by half.
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We also measured the behavioural responsiveness of the participants with a simple task.
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Even now, measured against similarly structured companies, Apple remains very cheap, Cramer argued.
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Iraq also quibbled over the benchmark against which the cuts would be measured.
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Measured against major peers it is headed for biggest monthly drop since July.
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Sirius was the single largest holding of White Mountains as measured by equity.
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And the third part of that is like what isn't measured isn't managed.
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His only shot at any type of recovery was really measured in minutes.
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Was it too fast to be measured by our traditional understanding of time?
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Nevertheless, the effect on the star's spectrum can be measured from the ground.
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Viewers' attitudes were measured immediately after watching the film and a week later.
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Her impact on everything and everyone she touched can never be fully measured.
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Total employment, as measured by the household survey, was up 457,000 last month.
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Today, though, Mak is remarkably measured when talking about his past label situation.
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Clinton's trustworthiness, lately measured as a significant problem for her in public polls.
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Whether measured by demography or geography, the 2018 election produced remarkably consistent patterns.
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