But a neighborhood watcher who makes relative judgments will keep expanding their concept of "crime" to include milder and milder transgressions, long after serious crimes have become rare.
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"When used to back-up milder disciplinary tactics consistently, parents are able to phase it out because children learn to cooperate with the milder disciplinary tactics," Larzelere said.
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He is a son of Merle W. Milder and Richard J. Milder of North Bergen, N.J. The groom's mother is the president of the Yale Club of North Jersey and Rockland.
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Analysts had been expected a milder decline to 543 bushels.
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Short of potent laxatives, other milder remedies often prove helpful.
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"The milder the disease the higher the hurdle," he said.
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"The milder the disease, the higher the hurdle," he said.
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Flu cases are typically milder in the immunized, Blais says.
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But other EU countries have much milder outbreaks so far.
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Raw, they are milder, brinier and cleaner than an oyster.
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This gives chocolate a milder flavor but removes healthful flavanols.
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So far, Congress hasn't acted even on the milder proposals.
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Most of the world's land surfaces were milder or much milder than average — particularly in eastern Brazil, most of eastern and central Africa, much of southeastern Asia, and large portions of northern and eastern Australia.
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Here are some of the milder tweets, for your childish laughs. .
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A milder form of prohibition won't solve all our drug problems.
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None of that is to say that milder measures aren't effective.
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Our sneakers get us through the milder seasons with no problems.
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Will he become milder and less inclined to rant and rave?
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Store workers characterized the restructuring as a milder form of layoffs.
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In October, the group had forecast a milder 0.6 percent decline.
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The temperatures became milder, but the wind just got more fierce.
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Whether Los Angeles was the Promised Land, it was certainly milder.
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"Self-isolation is like a milder version of quarantine," he said.
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He can convince the milder skeptics – but only by producing results.
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Another plus is climate change, which is making winters somewhat milder.
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But the others lead to milder symptoms, like a common cold.
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Pontiac fever is a milder infection resulting from exposure to Legionella.
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A milder fall season is also having an impact on prices.
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Sunday's return to noticeably milder temperatures really kick-starts the trend.
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My first thought was that it tasted like a milder Whopper.
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None of that is to say that milder measures are useless.
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Sunday and Monday should finish the holiday weekend on a milder note.
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Milder slowdowns have scared the government off the path of prudence before.
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Merkel's Social Democrat coalition partners also came in for criticism, albeit milder.
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Analysts in a Reuters poll had forecast a milder 0.9 percent increase.
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But there is a milder form of the Depression dynamic at play.
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For transportation, the effects of a carbon tax would be far milder.
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With a lower risk of severe immune response, children experience milder symptoms.
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To the chef's credit, milder dishes don't erode against the numbing ones.
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Lara Mayer Friedrich and Benjamin Witkin Milder are to be married Oct.
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Household gloves can be used when working with milder detergents and cleaners.
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Milder cases may seem to be the flu or a bad cold.
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By contrast, we now have a milder contraction spread across more industries.
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The bill contained provisions similar to what CEETA had sought, though milder.
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By mid-2017, the gripes about the president's briefing habits grew milder.
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And I did it again the next day, with a much milder impact.
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Though the economy did shrink, the downturn was milder than Keynesians had feared.
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Outcomes 1a and 1b: The coronavirus never disappears but becomes seasonal or milder
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Most days last week were milder than normal, and it rained several times.
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Milder temperatures aside, portions of the country have already experienced their first snow!
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He suffers milder palsy; at least he can speak and does not drool.
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His doctor suggested three possible remedies—a pacemaker, strong medication, or milder medication.
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Lech was the milder of the two, the softer tone in their duet.
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It is milder than the Chinese original, a little more porky, totally irresistible.
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I don't like sweets in general so the milder the flavor, the better.
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Years of milder temperatures have made German ice wine increasingly rare and expensive.
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Warren's characterization of the moment as "unfortunate" was one of the milder reactions.
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Even milder insults, the report explains, can contribute to an "avalanche" of hate.
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Around 80 percent of us experience milder symptoms — or no symptoms at all.
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It's got a milder, herbal taste compared with the classic pungency of aioli.
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Brow lamination can be compared to a relaxer, but a much milder version.
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It is expected to be much milder and will make landfall in Mexico.
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Fortunately, this virus turned out to be a milder strain than its predecessor.
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By Sunday, winds ease some and it's slightly milder, with highs near 50.
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West-southwest breezes around 103 mph are ushering in a milder air mass.
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It&aposs nice, it adds flavor, so it&aposs really a milder spice.
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"I actually thought that the pushback was milder than I expected," he said.
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A milder southerly flow out ahead of it should boost temperatures toward 60.
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Also, milder winters may have consequences in your city and for your school.
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So the Texas House approved a milder version of the bill Patrick proposed.
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This milder change in mood may be much more widespread than full-blown SAD.
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"Black truffles need rain and a milder weather that's not too cold," said Poron.
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It may be "better to have a milder, gentler information-gathering approach," she says.
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A mutation in an RNA virus could also make it milder and less deadly.
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If there's anything, Indians will try milder cheeses and nothing too strong or smelly.
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The researchers would also like to study atherosclerosis in patients with the milder psoriasis.
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She missed friends and the brisker social pace and milder climate of Southern California.
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For people with milder symptoms, there isn't much a hospital can do to help.
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A single defective copy may cause milder versions of Mendelian diseases, Dr. Denny suspects.
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The couple later moved to Oryol because the climate is milder and housing cheaper.
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The data stops short of explaining why children develop a milder form of illness.
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A commutation, by contrast, makes a punishment milder without wiping out the underlying conviction.
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The shelters are meant for coronavirus patients with milder symptoms, the government has said.
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Like Adams, Bell offered a critique of the Jets' meltdown, although his was milder.
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But it is more manageable, with milder flares of joint pain, stiffness and swelling.
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But a milder one, linguistic relativity, is still embraced by some scholars, including Lomas.
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The red doesn't mean it's hot — those areas are just experiencing milder than usual temperatures.
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Biden prefers a milder "public option" approach that would let Americans buy government health insurance.
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Plus it can be delicious (the taste is even milder than liver) and incredibly versatile.
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Its senators are expected to present a milder alternative version of the bill this week.
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Tuesday's data showed a milder contraction in orders from China and Europe compared with June.
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Kagan made a similar legal argument to Sotomayor, but used milder language to do so.
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But core consumer prices have risen a milder 2.2 percent over the past 12 months.
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Though milder than Brueghel's, the weather is also tougher and more unpredictable in Wagner's world.
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"Since the Umbrella movement, the radical and milder forces walked their own path," he said.
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Other figures, including radio talk-show host Rush Limbaugh, were milder in their criticisms, however.
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Language that is still milder than what death millions of miles from Earth calls for.
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Its effects are milder, however, and they plateau, making overdoses less likely — and less deadly.
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Several former midlevel officials issued a similar if milder letter in March, during the primaries.
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Democrats know this, so they seem to be pursuing a milder, and perhaps wiser, course.
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Symptoms of rubella (also called German measles) are similar to those of measles, though milder.
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We suspect that many of the other astronauts might have experienced milder forms of VIIP.
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Even so, the judge found, it was still in violation of the new, milder law.
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The debate over Brexit within the Labour Party, while milder than the warfare among Mrs.
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Some people make powerful neutralizing antibodies to an infection, while others mount a milder response.
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Buprenorphine leads to lessened physical dependence, a milder withdrawal, and a lower potential for overdose.
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The more widely a country tests, the more of these milder cases it will find.
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Those with milder cases recuperate in isolation centers with hundreds of beds and nursing care.
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Testing and management of milder cases of COVID-19 would be conducted in the community.
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Lawyers for the Michigan defendants argue that their clients' practice is milder than male circumcision.
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They are using owls and falcons, to go after pests drawn by the milder winters.
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After yesterday's breezy chill, mostly sunny and milder weather this afternoon will provide that opportunity.
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One of those benefits is milder symptoms if my patient does happen to get sick.
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Those who prefer things on the milder side can easily leave out one or both.
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So, on the milder end of the spectrum, you may just have to get through it.
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Southern Greece would have been attractive during glacial times, offering a milder climate, the researchers said.
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But, more milder air is expected to push north toward the tail end of the weekend.
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Denver hit minus-22016 degrees, which was a few degrees milder than the daily record there.
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Ms. Chapman wanted something "milder," she said, so she swapped out the Italian for the ranch.
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Confidence: Medium Temperatures turn a little milder on Sunday, with seasonable highs of 45 to 50.
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Yet there are risks to China's economy too, from even a milder form of Trumpian populism.
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By contrast, debates about the book of the month elicit, on the whole, much milder language.
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It has a milder climate than southern coastal cities, making it easier to keep servers cool.
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Milder cases are treated with over-the-counter antihistamines and anti-itch lotions, with mixed results.
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In milder cases, symptoms can range from stiff neck and weakness to fever, vomiting and diarrhea.
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"Over-the-counter treatments can be effective for milder acne, but not cystic acne," Daveluy said.
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"Long live al-Nimr" and "Death to the Al Sauds" are some of its milder slogans.
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"Preposterous" and "absurd" were among the milder epithets that could be overheard in the multilingual din.
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"It will be a much nicer and milder campaign," a source close to the AKP said.
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Presumably for ticket buyers in search of milder material, Martins later created versions of Russian classics.
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Zuckerberg has been testing out a milder version of the "building walls" line for months now.
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A milder alternative, UltraShape relies on pulsed ultrasound to painlessly kill fat using far less heat.
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And the Chinese retaliation for the aluminum and steel tariffs, at least initially, is even milder.
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Milder winters — the result of climate change — make it easier for rats to survive and reproduce.
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But Tran's sriracha was very different from its Thai counterparts, which are thinner, sweeter, and milder.
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Case fatality rates may come down as officials discover milder cases who don't seek medical care.
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Silent heart attacks are milder than traditional heart attacks and may not come with any symptoms.
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Bennet, but her milder irony doesn't choke the truth out of the declaration about rich bachelors.
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For a milder weisswurst or other German sausage, you might want a white, like a riesling.
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It is thought to be milder that SARS and MERS and take longer to develop symptoms.
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Milder temperatures return this weekend, while abundant sunshine is a reason to get out and enjoy.
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Today (Monday): It won't be as warm as the weekend, but it's still milder than normal.
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For milder cases, air-conditioners, fans, and other masking devices can be helpful, especially at night.
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Milder winters, for instance, ensure that Northern mosquito populations carrying EEE can live through the season.
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Like Margherita, you find yourself flinching from him, pulled toward the milder moods that Moretti favors.
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Researchers are predicting a slightly milder than average Atlantic hurricane season this year, so ... fingers crossed!
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The strains in many Western yogurt brands are chosen to produce milder-tasting, more homogeneous curds.
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It resembles a cross between a white onion and celery and tastes milder than licorice-flavored seeds.
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Some populations decreased in size, maybe migrated to somewhere it was milder, and then they expanded again.
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Lots of non-violent people share at least some of the extremists' concerns, albeit in milder form.
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And for those in temperate zones, rising temperatures may bring milder weather and a longer growing season.
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But it's still much milder than what has been demanded of countries like Greece, Spain, and Portugal.
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The remaining 80% experience much milder symptoms such as fever and weakness, which can often go undiagnosed.
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Harbin said she was diagnosed at 11 with osteopenia, a thinning of the bones milder than osteoporosis.
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Sharper cheeses will also give you more flavor without having to use as much as milder cheeses.
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Multiple urban starts fell 15.3 percent, while single-detached urban starts notched a milder 5.4 percent decline.
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They also, in their milder phrasings, consider her arrogant, insensitive, and prone to lash out when opposed.
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The questions were mild and the answers, milder — no one's hands or other body parts were attacked.
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While it might sound paradoxical, milder weather does not make the Iditarod safer, easier or more predictable.
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I would eventually be diagnosed with bipolar II—a milder yet more confusing form of bipolar disorder.
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Milder winds, cooler temperatures and a higher relative humidity have aided firefighters for the past two days.
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When a late warm spell arrived, the Native American population would use the milder conditions to attack.
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Many doctors are telling patients with milder symptoms to just stay home and not get a test.
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There's heat, too, blooming late and fierce, an open challenge to the milder tandoori marinades around town.
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There is also a milder version and, for the American market, a crisper, more forcefully seasoned one.
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Travel restrictions, limited quarantines and banning mass gatherings are at the milder end of the responses employed.
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But sunshine helps afternoon temperatures rise well into the 23s, perhaps touching 210 in our milder spots.
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He was struck by the patient's profound leg weakness and milder weakness in his hands and arms.
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It&aposs the same when it comes to brow lamination, only it&aposs a much milder treatment.
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The postwar experience of Australia's Vietnam veterans similarly was a milder version of their American counterparts experienced.
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Today may finally break the streak of 17 days in a row with milder-than-average temperatures.
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It tasted like a milder version of a Whopper, and the beef was just kind of ... there.
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In its negative phase, the oscillation favors milder conditions and increased ice transport away from the Arctic.
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Anheuser-Busch introduced Budweiser in 21969 – whose rice adjuncts produced an even milder beer – to great success.
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It was as if she had acquired a milder variant of those diseases—a more temperate cousin.
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Children with less advanced disease also tend to have milder side effects from the T-cell treatment.
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The new study took a milder approach, in hope of seeing the true effects of sleep deprivation.
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Last year it was just 73 degrees; Monday night was milder, but brought an inch of rain.
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And all of these posts are peppered with expletives — "donkey face Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez" being a milder one.
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For the team, the main culprit had to be both milder and more long-lived than sulfate aerosols.
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But that it is given to one of the milder, more innocuous pieces of the exhibition is frustrating.
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More CO2 typically results in more photosynthesis and therefore higher yields, and milder weather means longer growing seasons.
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It could be that milder winters have made it easier for animals released into unfamiliar areas to survive.
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Enteroviruses are common and typically cause milder illnesses in children, such as respiratory infections or even summer colds.
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Winter may be coming, but it's getting milder with time, according to "Game of Thrones" star Kit Harington.
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The good news is that the OAS reaction tends to be much milder than full-on food allergies.
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Had those ratings been accurate, the financial crisis would not have occurred or would have been much milder.
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It is concurrent with a generational upheaval in attitudes, most starkly in young Americans' milder views on sexuality.
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This shows how much milder the oceans are now than they were in 21997-298 and 1997-98.
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However, the ones you'll experience in your 20s tend to be milder than those you'll have later on.
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"Winters are becoming milder and shorter with less snowfall, and summers are getting longer and warmer," she said.
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Hillary Clinton just came out strongly for something similar over the weekend, though she's expressed milder support before.
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My cooking creations became much milder, and I often had to ask my colleagues to taste my dishes.
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A new study shows that often-milder cases, while prolific, are about half as infectious as confirmed ones.
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If it's a milder case, doctors might give a patient oxygen that they can inhale through their nose.
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Many ordinary Iranians have milder feelings for the United States, where over two million of their relatives live.
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Elizabeth Warren supporting aggressive antitrust action, while moderates like Pete Buttigieg push for more a milder regulatory approach.
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Moreover, export demand remained weak, with orders falling for the 16th straight month, albeit at a milder pace.
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Milder weather in several countries and slower economic growth in some emerging markets also contributed, the agency added.
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This kind of diversification leads to lower volatility and milder losses during downturns without hurting long-term results.
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When you do the same activity again, your DOMS will likely be milder -- or won't occur at all.
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Confidence: High Wednesday (Christmas) through Friday are generally partly to mostly sunny and a bit milder than normal.
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Temperature changes will do more than make summers extremely uncomfortable for people who are used to milder temperatures.
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That has not stopped them from adopting somewhat milder versions of the far right's positions on many issues.
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More men than women reported receiving physical threats, as well as milder forms of harassment like name-calling.
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You can still get chickenpox after receiving the vaccine, but symptoms are usually milder and there are fewer blisters.
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As cheeses go, the soft mozzarella that constitutes most string cheese sits on the milder end of the spectrum.
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Manifesting through police brutality, poverty, lack of education, black incarceration and to a milder degree, advertising, beauty and fashion.
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Worse, even these milder-than-Australia policies are considerably more ambitious than legislation with a chance of passing Congress.
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Yet that unbroken train of thought from regression to coercion, even in its milder form, rubs up against liberalism.
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Although the region has not been spared the worst recession in Brazil's modern history, its effects have been milder.
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The agencies apparently considered the British source credible; though one or two of its milder claims were swiftly disproved.
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That reflects the political reality, given that Congress so far hasn't taken up even the milder gun control proposals.
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At the beginning of this season, CDC experts said they believed the 2018-2019 season would be milder nationwide.
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But not that long ago, 28-year-old Ocasio-Cortez harbored a lot milder if not radically different views.
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A milder winter in some regions could bring more consumers out to stores and restaurants, especially in the Northeast.
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It's also surely not the favored policy of conservative and moderate Democrats, who have offered milder policy ideas lately.
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Their annual drop is much milder than in August, when energy prices fell 5.6 percent, reflecting mounting oil prices.
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I think serving it cold actually makes the intense flavors—crab paste, fish sauce, smoked tomatoes, fermented chilies—milder.
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Milder winter weather in Germany prompted a rise in investment on construction and capital goods, the statistics office said.
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When it comes to affairs of the heart, my family sits on the milder end of the meddling spectrum.
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You can have a warm climate all year round on the coast, or a milder climate in the Andes.
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Later, Mars snuggles up close to the sun, leading to a milder northern winter and a simmering southern summer.
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The youngsters also might have experienced milder concussions, since they are smaller and would likely hit with less impact.
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It's milder too, so not too bad of a day, with highs in the upper 50s and gentle winds.
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But despite a few exceptions like San Francisco, the lockdowns are much milder than their European or Asian counterparts.
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Outside experts said the study further emphasizes the need for catching the milder cases that can drive an epidemic.
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Rubber and silicone are a bit more delicate than plastic, so you'll have to use a milder cleaning solution.
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Temperatures in the mid-Atlantic will be 5-10 degrees higher than Wednesday as some milder air moves in.
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The mix of precipitation probably becomes mostly snow in the afternoon, except in our milder areas southeast of town.
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If these tropical waters don't warm up soon, conditions will be mostly locked in for a milder storm season.
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Scientists may not be seeing more infected children because "we don't have data on the milder cases," he said.
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Biden's positions are generally milder on initiatives to police and potentially split up big tech companies, such as Facebook.
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Others are Spaniards from elsewhere in the country seeking vacation homes in a less touristy area with milder summers.
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Because February had milder weather, earlier than usual seasonal hiring in industries like construction may have boosted jobs numbers.
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A significant amount of users systematically migrated from commenting exclusively on milder content to commenting on more extreme content.
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Sometimes Japanese visitors to Odo's restaurant in Manhattan tell him that they miss the milder flavors of traditional kaiseki.
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It could be a milder-than-normal winter for much of the US, NOAA said in its seasonal forecast.
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Some won't get it at all, some will get a milder version, and some will get the full-blown flu.
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Pneumonia that's not related to the flu is often viral; viral pneumonia is also typically milder than the bacterial kind.
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Get Your Dose Right "[Skin purging] is less likely to happen with a milder form of retinol," Dr Wedgeworth says.
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Saudi Arabia's Falih said on Monday that OPEC should not cut oil supply too steeply, hinting at milder market intervention.
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The study also excluded patients using long-term oral corticosteroids, leaving only people with milder forms of asthma to participated.
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Production at the nation's utilities fell 3.6%, as a milder than usual June led to less demand for air conditioning.
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China's consumer inflation rate has been far milder, edging up to 0.9 percent in March, from 0.8 percent in February.
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It was not clear whether the bird flu found in the second farm was H5N8 or the milder H5N1 strain.
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The "spectrum" of autistic conditions has expanded to include Asperger syndrome, a milder social disorder, and some other similar conditions.
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Symptoms of milder pneumonia can be just "feeling bad," loss of appetite, loss of energy, not really feeling like yourself.
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For example, milder temperatures may enhance the mosquito's breeding cycle and efficiency at spreading the virus, as do wetter conditions.
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Every state across the lower 48 states saw milder-than-average conditions during the first 10 months of the year.
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Milder expressions of this fallacy, even if they do little more than exacerbate existing social tensions, can still be dangerous.
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Partly it is the flavor of the meat, which to her is milder than beef, and great on the barbecue.
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Classic Han aesthetics run rampant in milder dishes, though, like Hunan's honey ham or the smoky camphor duck of Sichuan.
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Analysts had expected a reading of 33 percent, citing milder price rises for raw materials and finished goods like steel.
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Tafinlar's side effects were much milder, the specialists said, and children using the medicine weren't missing school like chemo patients.
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"PMLE gets milder as the [summer] season goes on because the skin gets 'hardened' to the sun," Dr. Tanzi explains.
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Some 80 percent of cases are milder, and scientists are still trying to determine the risk for children and babies.
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But milder fish can also be appealing, especially cod, which has a fresh, saline taste that can also be sweet.
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The brothers' take on spicy ahi is creamier, with more sweetness to the mayonnaise and a milder, if persistent heat.
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You can make the curry as incendiary as you wish or keep it on milder side, using less hot pepper.
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Mr. McKenzie, who is from Jamaica, began offering milder options, despite the popular belief that jerk needs to be hot.
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Coronaviruses encompass a large family of virus, though, and the CDC said some patients have presented with a milder illness.
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An animation shows how sharp the recent spike in deaths and illnesses has been: Milder but more transmissible than SARS?
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Though I have suffered severe depression in the past, these days, my episodes tend to be milder and less frequent.
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However, this wasn't plain speech, it was incitement, and the notion that milder rhetoric is somehow less sincere is absurd.
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But it's the more expensive Ceylon version, with a milder, sweeter flavor, that might be the best for your health.
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Four cases of Pontiac fever, a milder flu-lilke condition, have also been reported, the division of public health said.
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It spanned everything from severe forms of autism, including children with speech impairments and tactile sensitivities, to much milder forms.
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It spanned everything from severe forms of autism, including children with speech impairments and tactile sensitivities, to much milder forms.
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Her symptoms are, in fact, milder than Scott's, but a past that scarred her both physically and emotionally compounds problems.
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I agree with the Times's milder point — herbicide-tolerant soy isn't going to be the key to saving the world.
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But the researchers found people who had milder symptoms of these diseases, despite only inheriting one copy of the genetic mutation.
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But the findings suggest that even milder versions of these diseases can lead to noticeable, misidentified health problems, the researchers say.
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The locus of their gripe was with movie's milder Hardin Scott, less prone to psychological manipulation and coercion than the book's.
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It doesn't go down the path of advocating milder products that may do less harm, such as e-cigarettes or snuff.
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Scientists may not be seeing more cases of childhood infection because "we don't have data on the milder cases," he said.
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Milder, less corrosive forms of black salve are sold with recommendations from sellers to use as a vaginal douche or enema.
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The Italians' story, in fact, is a sort of shadow version of African-Americans', the hardship milder and the ending sweeter.
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Then, true to form this season, the chill is short-lived, and both milder and damp weather return early next week.
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It is milder than the original version, and may still be modified by parliament, which must approve it within 60 days.
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Fake transactions were widely suspected to be one reason behind a much milder drop in December trade than markets had expected.
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As long as Labour offers a slightly milder form of Brexit than the Conservatives, moderate voters have nowhere else to go.
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Milder weather conditions over the weekend were expected to aid firefighters who are still battling some 17 fires throughout the state.
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Eighty-three children who showed symptoms of conduct disorders early in life were compared with 81 children with milder conduct problems.
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In a cocktail, High Rhode is a general replacement for a base alcohol like tequila, but is naturally much milder tasting.
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De Mistura voiced milder disappointment with the Syrian opposition, after they arrived in Geneva ruling out any future role for Assad.
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Their businesses were too immature to weather what was one of the milder resets in recent memory (unemployment peaked at 6.3%).
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If you do get the mumps, you will get a milder case than if you had never been vaccinated, he explained.
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People with more severe strokes were more likely to have preference documentation than those with milder strokes, as reported in Neurology.
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"We will have built up a security buffer that allows us to make a further buildup a little milder," he said.
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However, other models are less bullish on this scenario, instead showing a milder-than-average finish to November in the East.
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ALIGHTING American Airlines stock climbed 21.3101 percent after the company reported a milder drop in quarterly earnings than analysts had expected.
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And some in Japan expressed hope that Mr. Trump might prove milder in office than he was on the campaign trail.
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But the response from the authorities was milder than the previous week when more than 1,000 protesters were detained, sometimes violently.
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Trump had earlier pledged to slap tariffs on all countries, and strategists said Thursday's plan was milder than many investors expected.
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"The milder temperatures have hurt distillate demand a little bit," said Phil Flynn, an analyst at Price Futures Group in Chicago.
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Car crashes were the most common cause of the brain injuries, although many of the milder cases were caused by falls.
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Slowing the spread will paradoxically make the outbreak last longer, but will cause it to be much milder, the modelers said.
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Mr. Milder, also 228, is an associate in the investment management group at Davis Polk & Wardwell, the New York law firm.
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In 2006, he wrote an opinion column for Forbes encouraging people to "love global warming", suggestion they should embrace milder winters.
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In 1998, the same suite feels milder and more summery, the overarching condition one of restorative shade rather than stark shadow.
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Mr. Milder, also 32, is an associate in the investment management group at Davis Polk & Wardwell, the New York law firm.
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He mostly avoided direct contact with lawmakers and regulators, indicating that he understood the need for reform, while suggesting milder alternatives.
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And fortunately for those who think today's political fare is too highly seasoned, perhaps there is a market for something milder.
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It turns breezy and cooler Sunday as we dry out, but it's still milder than normal, with highs in the 50s.
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Retirees can expect temperature around 80°F for half the year and milder temperatures with cloud cover from May to October.
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It's possible there are many more people with far milder cases — so mild that they haven't even gone to seek treatment.
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But the final report offered a milder rebuke after officials were given a chance to review and respond to the findings.
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In person, he radiates a negative exuberance, though he is milder, more tentative than his work might lead you to expect.
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He seems milder than his suave and commanding stage self—charming and scrupulously polite, with no aura of mystery or danger.
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Even calls for a much milder "inter-American force," whose mission would be some sort of humanitarian intervention, have gone nowhere.
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"Since the Umbrella movement, the radical and milder forces walked their own path, " he said, referring to the 2014 democracy movement.
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All three benchmarks have now closed in the red for three straight-days, although the first day of losses was milder.
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If exposed, people with allergies should use a drug like injectable epinephrine, commonly sold as EpiPen, or for milder reactions, antihistamines.
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But many people suffer from milder forms of face blindness, and may not realize that they are in any way abnormal.
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Our first official full day of winter isn't too bad, with plenty of sun and noticeably milder temperatures by this afternoon.
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Greek tends to be the saltiest and most intense in taste, while cheeses imported from Bulgaria and France are generally milder.
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And if Congress and states can't even pass milder gun control measures, they're not going to strike down a constitutional amendment.
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The negative temps extend as far south as Kentucky, and according to The Weather Channel, things won't get milder until the weekend.
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The hope is that the research on those disorders will translate to milder compulsions and compulsions that have not yet been recognized.
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Over the past century, as governments assumed responsibility for preventing downturns, economic expansions grew longer and recessions became milder and less frequent.
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Young infants are at the highest risk of hospitalization and death if they contract pertussis, which tends to be milder in adults.
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Now, are you wondering if perhaps the a milder onion would lack taste or even that innate oniony flavor they're good for?
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In return, they were greeted with a milder security team and a relatively indifferent response from the Friday free pass museum visitors.
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You know you still get all four seasons, but it's much milder than other parts of the country and it's just fun.
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With approvals now holding at historically high levels, any future slowdown in construction looks set to be milder than many had feared.
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The negative temperatures extend as far south as Kentucky, and according to The Weather Channel, things won't get milder until the weekend.
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Buruma and Remnick operated at a much milder level than helping to air the views of the founder of the Nazi party.
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Overall producer prices grew 0.6% in March, the most in five months, while the underlying wholesale inflation rose by a milder 0.3%.
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"The BoE's response to the strength in consumer lending was towards the milder end of the range of potential outcomes," he said.
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Recent proposals have been even milder, taking small steps like banning bump stocks or slightly improving the existing system for background checks.
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"The Beach Bum" is milder than "Spring Breakers," and far less scabrous than some of Korine's early offerings, such as "Gummo" (1997).
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The company is working on it but has learned that producing smaller, milder versions of its classic cigars is not the answer.
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At the same time, he is undaunted by milder afflictions, like yellow-leaf virus, which can affect the vigor of the vines.
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For dressings, I usually prefer the milder white miso (shiro), but yellow (shinshu) or red (aka) are other choices to play with.
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To relieve pressure on hospitals, patients with milder symptoms were placed in temporary isolation facilities set up in gymnasiums and event halls.
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So Harper's Islamophobic tack — which, incidentally, was far milder than what you see in the US and Europe nowadays — ended up failing.
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Simple lifestyle changes — such as dressing in layers and avoiding warm rooms and hot drinks — may help some women with milder symptoms.
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This is because Germany is testing as many as 120,000 people a week, identifying many milder cases that don't end in death.
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Green flecks announce the presence of loroco, a flowering vine whose unopened buds are deployed as a chive-like herb, only milder.
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They may still get infections, but it becomes much milder, and often these people are asymptomatic even if they do get malaria.
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"It is a clear indication that hotter summers and milder winters are triggering this phenomenon," the Botanic Garden said in a statement.
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Many believed that Ramos should have moved up the ladder of penalties more slowly, perhaps starting with a milder warning about coaching.
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The forecast in Alabama was somewhat milder, though a tropical storm warning was in effect for much of the state's eastern half.
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But the WHO expects the numbers of cases to "grow much larger" as less easily recognisable, milder cases are found, said Galea.
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But the WHO expects the numbers of cases to "grow much larger" as less easily recognizable, milder cases are found, said Galea.
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"His way of motivating players is to destroy them," one study participant said of an IGL in one of the milder examples.
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There was some pushback, but the examples I came across seem milder and more focused than sweeping claims of telegraph-backlash imply.
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But that fatality rate could prove to be much lower, especially if it turns out that many milder cases have evaded detection.
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Today (Sunday): High pressure centered along the Southeast coast sends a light but milder breeze from the west and southwest our way.
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Indeed, Muscovites might need to get used to milder winters as experts predict an uptick in abnormally warm temperatures throughout the year.
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"Some locations in Asia already had big H3N2 seasons last year and are having milder seasons with B this year," Cowling said.
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In people who have been immunized, it is possible to contract the illness, but it usually has a milder course, Sammons explains.
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Out in the parking lot, Pal Valsgard wore a milder expression— a trace of impatience — as he gazed at his electric car.
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Some people have severe symptoms, while others experience milder ones, including low energy or loss of interest in activities they normally enjoy.
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" Of patients who get the virus after being vaccinated, "their symptoms seem much milder than the ones who haven't had the vaccine.
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Some claim white pepper is milder, but I find it can be cloying and overpowering, and prefer it in very small doses.
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I heard myself call him a bigot — the milder term — even though what I really wanted to call him was a racist.
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Second-quarter economic indicators published so far suggest that a dip back into recession, albeit a milder one, is a distinct possibility.
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And the AP reported that this year, health officials expect those milder strains, which are better prevented by the vaccine, to dominate.
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"If you have something to hide, maybe you will be treated in a milder way if you talk with us," he said.
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In richer New England and the Pacific north-west, in contrast, winters will be milder and less deadly, and agricultural yields may rise.
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Even after being exposed to the virus, the vaccine may offer some protection or make the illness milder when given within three days.
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Deflazacort is more effective and has milder side effects than the next best steroid, prednisone, which is widely available in the United States.
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Milder spring temperatures around the United States following a stretch of colder-than-normal weather are expected to lift demand for outdoor grilling.
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But entomologists believe that milder winters and an abundant food supply allow the wasp colonies to survive and enter spring with larger numbers.
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Alibaba still held a lead over its peers with 33 million AAUs, though its year-over-year growth was a milder 23 percent.
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And, now that we're actually moving into the milder temperatures of spring in the real world, HBO is freezing us back into ice.
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Another eight people have come down with Pontiac fever, a milder form of the disease, and 80 patients in all have been hospitalized.
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NOAA's Climate Prediction Center said in its Winter Outlook that the South, New England, Alaska and Hawaii can expect milder than normal temperatures.
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According to Dr. Drew ... coronavirus should be reported as being widespread, BUT, much milder of a virus than everyone is freaking out about.
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Tasha: If anything, the disagreement these two characters have seems milder than I expected in a show that's so much about confounding expectations.
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It can make what it sees more beautiful, more gruesome, milder, darker, all the while insisting on the plain reality of its depiction.
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In milder forms, as in Nigeria, the state is far from collapse but highly dysfunctional and unable to control all of its territory.
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Monkeypox is a rare disease that causes symptoms that are similar to but milder than those caused by smallpox, according to the WHO.
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The cold is forecast to linger all week in parts of Europe, although milder conditions may move into Spain and France during midweek.
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This narrower reading is, apparently, the official line not only in full-blown theocracies like Saudi Arabia but somewhat milder places like Malaysia.
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Doubts remain about Brazil's harvest after forecasters scaled back estimates due to hot, dry conditions, although milder conditions this month could limit losses.
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Other oil producers are prone to a similar, if milder, cycle of weaker growth, a falling currency, imported inflation and tighter monetary policy.
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The combination of these three factors made 2015 the warmest year on record, and may make 2016 even milder on a global basis.
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Zika symptoms are similar to these viruses but milder, including fever and skin rash, usually accompanied by conjunctivitis and muscle or joint pain.
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Most investors are more familiar with the larger iShares Nasdaq Biotech ETF (IBB), which is down a somewhat milder 24 percent this year.
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Although monkeypox is much milder than smallpox, with most infected people recovering within a few weeks, it can in rare cases be fatal.
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Had Elizabeth Warren, a senator from Massachusetts and a milder version of Mr Sanders, decided to run, she might now be in Jeb!
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She now lives in Los Angeles and says the milder climate has reduced her need to reapply — but it hasn't eliminated it entirely.
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Since the end of the Second World War, recessions have generally become shorter and milder, while expansions have become longer and less frenzied.
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The Beyond sausage has a clear plant-based taste and a milder flavor than the real sausage, but it feels better in digestion.
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Also, and against expectations, clients with milder symptoms were more likely to experience side effects, perhaps because more serious symptoms mask such effects.
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Among children with milder injuries, academics, mental health problems and cognitive challenges were the most common problems, reported by one third of parents.
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Chen compared the initial COVID-19 symptoms to a milder version of the flu, though he said the fourth day has surprised him.
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It remains to be seen how much of the coalition pact becomes law, and the economic effects may be milder than economists predict.
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But it's also not hard to see them as milder descriptions of autism characteristics: lack of verbal communication, social awkwardness, and obsessive interests.
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Ms. Dupree, 79, also required a plate of curry-scented Country Captain and some shrimp bog, the wetter, milder cousin to Louisiana's jambalaya.
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Children were also seen to be experiencing milder symptoms than adults, and only a small percentage of children infected — 2.5% — experienced severe symptoms.
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If kids can get infected, they can likely play a role in further spreading the disease, because their milder symptoms may go undetected.
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Unforgiven, Israel's milder critics say, because the Six-Day War, even if justified at the time, does not justify 50 years of occupation.
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At least 124 cases of Legionnaires' disease and Pontiac fever, a milder form of the infection without signs of pneumonia, have been reported.
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If that's the case, and there are thousands carrying 2019-nCoV while only a few people have died, this outbreak will look milder.
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The melodrama was milder, and a cynic might surmise that that's why the show lasted only three seasons, compared to the original's 14.
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As winters become milder, weather becomes drier and higher elevations become warmer, bark beetles are able to thrive and extend their ranges northward.
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Milder price deflation was partly supported by a recovery in petroleum, coal and other fuel processing industries, the NBS said in a statement.
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Optimism around U.S.-China trade relations and a milder-than-expected pullback in corporate earnings helped drive the market's strong performance this month.
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The previous, milder recession, in 2001, also had a single cause: the bursting of a bubble in technology stocks and investment (remember Pets.com?).
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Children with higher omega-3 intake, on the other hand, had milder symptomatic reactions to indoor pollution, and lower blood levels of neutrophils.
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Recent proposals have been even milder, taking small steps like banning bump stocks or very slightly improving the existing system for background checks.
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And they're actually somewhat milder than his early proposals, which envisioned eliminating Medicaid almost entirely and replacing it with a refundable tax credit.
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The setup affects millions of people, including patients with milder psychiatric conditions, but it puts those with severe mental illness at extreme risk.
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" In the discussion, laced with profanity, one of the milder elements of Trump's remarks was the phrase, "I moved on her like a bitch.
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It's milder and easier to learn how to season your food with kosher salt as opposed to table salt, which is very, very salty.
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Corker instead suggested that the President-elect take a milder approach, working across the congressional aisle to review the agreement in its current form.
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Milder-than-average conditions tend to be found across the southern tier of the country during such winters, often extending into the Mid-Atlantic.
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Milder winters have meant it is now rare for ice on the canals to form to the required thickness of 15 cm (6 inches).
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But even that was far milder than Trump's surprise rant — complete with a "son-of-a-bitch" curse — on the subject Friday in Huntsville.
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Many Africans have become dependent on a pain pill called tramadol, which is milder than Oxycontin, though it can still get users quite high.
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But as winters get milder, we're seeing the range of species like Aedes aegypti and Culex quinquefasciatus expanding further north and in greater numbers.
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This appears to be at the expense of "milder" cursing (such as "God" and "bloody"), the prevalence of which has declined by a quarter.
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The zoo says that little penguins prefer milder weather, so visitors won't be able to sneak a peek at the new chicks until spring.
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However, they are more likely to have a milder illness, and less likely to spread the disease to other people, according to the CDC.
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But even these milder "populists" are as supportive of collective white action, and as opposed to the Black Lives Matter movement, as the supremacists.
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Zika symptoms are typically similar to these viruses, but milder, including fever and skin rash, usually accompanied by conjunctivitis and muscle or joint pain.
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While Juppe's economic platform was slightly milder than Fillon's, his praise for France's diversity was an easier target for the anti-immigration National Front.
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The Urban Institute concluded that milder cuts to Medicaid in Ryan's 2013 budget would've kicked 14 million to 20 million people off the program.
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So as a milder, more reasonable remedy, Judge Hanen ordered something a bit reminiscent of re-education of Chinese elites during the Cultural Revolution.
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In the last decade alone, warming has produced milder winters, a longer growing season — and a small but rising number of award-winning wines.
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That's because, as researchers note, milder versions of the disease are more closely linked to behavioral symptoms, while severe versions often cause cognitive limitations.
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This new offering will be a permanent fixture on Starbucks menu, just like its recent launch of blonde roast espresso, a milder espresso drink.
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But some geologists now favor a milder version of the Hadean, with the rain of asteroids quickly tapering off after the moon was formed.
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He declined to say what the punishment should be, dodging a question about whether it should be "10 years" in prison or something milder.
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Many of the Republican incumbents who lost in 2018 were the victims of a slightly milder form of public shaming at town hall meetings.
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My axe is also an HSS setup, with a pretty beefy bridge humbucker and milder single coils in the middle and at the neck.
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But because that swing is so much more dramatic, the plunge in sunlight creates a milder northern summer and a downright frigid southern winter.
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The study described a unique sub-set of milder cases in which the initial symptoms were digestive issues such as diarrhea, often without fever.
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The version I eat, on the other hand, is milder; the simple beef stock reminded me more of classic English stew than anything foreign.
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He said his husband, who also tested positive for COVID-19, had milder symptoms, like "a low-level flu" that lasted about a week.
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Yet instead of insisting that Russia acknowledge the findings of the McLaren report, WADA let it accept the conclusions of a far milder report.
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It is too early to determine how lethal the virus is, as there are likely to be many cases of milder infections going undetected.
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Moments of climate change become moments of climate crisis, and that's in the relatively milder climate shifts of the Holocene, which is now over.
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Monday's data showed a milder contraction compared with orders in August from many of Taiwan's main trading partners, including China and the United States.
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Keep reading for the forecast through midweek... Tomorrow (Monday): High pressure centered to our south sends a milder breeze from the west our way.
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However, as the snow moves into milder air along and east of Interstate 95, it may turn to rain or a rain-snow mix.
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There is the chance for a few sprinkles, mainly in the afternoon, as milder and moister air moves in ahead of another Midwest storm.
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The study used electronic medical records to identify cases of dementia, which the authors said could overlook milder cases that haven't been diagnosed yet.
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Other factors included increased nuclear power generation, fuel switching to natural gas from coal, milder weather and slower economic growth in several emerging markets.
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Despite the national police action, some polling stations remained open, especially in areas supervised by the Catalan police force which adopted much milder tactics.
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Patients in the fourth group were also often overweight, but their bodies weren't resistant to insulin, and they had milder symptoms and a healthier metabolism.
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Something else you should know: This memo is much, much, milder than some of the ideas that were initially kicked around inside the West Wing.
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Though the Centers for Disease Control say that this flu season is milder than last year's extremely deadly outcome, there is still a severe risk.
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While the numbers are milder than last season, the CDC's "influenza like illness level" last week was elevated at 9003 percent, almost twice national baseline.
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"[Instead], what your friends are self-diagnosing themselves with may be a milder version [of SAD] that doesn't qualify as major depression," Dr. Oren says.
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Economists said the ADP's stronger-than-expected 291,000 jobs for January, reported earlier this week, suggests that there was more hiring due to milder weather.
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Despite Mr Tillerson's harsh tone in describing Russia's role, Mr Trump has been milder, describing the chemical attack as a "very sad day for Russia".
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Housing conditions are better in the Nordic countries, however, which have more robust social housing programs and whose Arctic territories have milder climates, he said.
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There have been 141 confirmed cases of Legionnaires' disease, an airborne lung infection, or Pontiac Fever, a milder form of the disease since last month.
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There is also a chance — let's call it outcome 1b — that the new coronavirus becomes milder and more similar to the other four endemic coronaviruses.
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But it's a tricky opportunity, as people are being drawn in by a much milder form of democratic socialism without any background in socialist tradition.
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Viral meningitis is more common and milder, but the symptoms of both are similar and look a lot like the flu: headache, fever, and fatigue.
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In short, root canals—even the milder variety—are no fun, and it would be awesome if we never had to deal with them again.
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In living memory, the festival had milder associations in local minds: nuns singing ancient hymns and an array of sweet delicacies baked in Agatha's honour.
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Meanwhile, concerns about slower weight gains among Plains feedlot cattle due to a cold snap eased as temperatures in the region turned milder by Friday.
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While temperatures colder than Antarctica grip parts of the nation, traders are looking to unwind natural gas trades to cope with next week's milder weather.
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" "But if you get vaccinated and get the flu, your disease is going to be in all likelihood much milder than it might have been.
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One limitation of the study is that researchers lacked data on women with milder forms of bulimia that didn't require hospitalization, the study team notes.
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New home construction could be volatile in 2016 as builders place bets on which U.S. regions will have a milder winter, according to IHS research.
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While milder cases of pneumonia may clear up without treatment, antibiotics are recommended for more serious cases that can lead to potentially fatal lung infections.
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Statistically, the next recession is likely to be shorter, lasting less than a year, and milder, with economic activity, employment and incomes contracting much less.
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Unlike other parts of the world where climate change has led to milder winters, in the Middle East it has intensified summer extremes, studies show.
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The spreads contraction was milder than that generated by the first outage, when the cash-to-three-months period flexed out to a $42.50 backwardation.
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During the winter, locals can look forward to milder temperatures, with an average high of 86 degrees Fahrenheit, and a low of 65 degrees Fahrenheit.
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"I got a ton of hate mail," he said — most of it from Nixon supporters, but some of it, in milder tones, from fellow academics.
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In outbreaks of other pathogens, they have sometimes evolved into milder forms that no longer wipe out the hosts they depend on for their survival.
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Well, there's a pretty obvious "time-travel" theme and some milder "Sam hates Elon Musk" undertones, but the dialogue was the last thing we added.
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In October, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration predicted a milder than average winter, but that is not necessarily at odds with the January chill.
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Regan, a reliable supporter of Trump on her show, took a milder tone when discussing the coronavirus Friday night shortly before her hiatus was announced.
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At the very least, though, scientists expect that anyone who becomes reinfected would likely experience a much milder bout of COVID-19 than their first.
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In most cases, the virus causes mild or moderate symptoms, which can include fever and cough but also milder cases of pneumonia, sometimes requiring hospitalization.
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Ephron aims for readers who favor milder entertainment, leaning toward novels in which the writing is straightforward and the plot spools out at measured pace.
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"A significant amount of commenting users systematically migrates from commenting exclusively on milder content to commenting on more extreme content," they write in the paper.
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Wall Street is suffering a risk-off relapse, producing a milder but familiar set of the symptoms felt during last year's overdone summertime recession scare.
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The two viruses are in the same family, which also includes the common cold and pneumonia, but Wuhan so far is much milder than SARS.
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Mr. O'Brien, President Trump's new national security adviser, is said to bring milder views and a sunnier personality to the job than John R. Bolton.
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Jefferson also included passages from Beccaria's popular "On Crimes and Punishments" claiming that clemency would no longer be needed once legal change rendered punishment milder.
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Sunny, gusty and colder weather today turns calmer and milder tomorrow, before a system swings through Tuesday with a chance of light snow or rain.
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However, most China watchers attributed December's milder price fall to year-earlier base effects and an increase in energy prices, noting manufacturing activity remains subdued.
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The water temperature was about six degrees Celsius, or forty-two degrees Fahrenheit, slightly milder than I had become accustomed to at the Ladies' Pond.
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JBS stock on Friday fell as much 5.8 percent to 7.08 reais before recovering to a milder drop of 0.8 percent in late afternoon trading.
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These milder ways of celebrating might include a catered lunch, golf outing, scotch tasting, pickup basketball, shooting pool or a poker game, Mr. Dulac said.
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In areas where antibiotic use was restricted, infections with resistant strains largely disappeared, leaving only people infected with milder, and more easily treatable, nonresistant strains.
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While the effectiveness of the vaccine varies by year, some studies have shown people who are vaccinated and still get the flu experience milder symptoms.
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Unlike the milder variety grown in Italy or the strain popular in the United States, the hardy kale common here is known for its bitterness.
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"Higher oil prices are providing some relief to the Russian economy, where the decline in GDP this year is now projected to be milder, " it added.
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Infants with severe forms of the disorder become seriously ill or die soon after birth, but it's possible for children with milder cases to go undiagnosed.
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That is a milder instrument than "consent decrees", policing reform plans that are brokered by a court, of which the previous administration enforced over a dozen.
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In the wild, king penguins often dwell in sub-Antarctic regions, but they are more accustomed to milder climates than their Antarctic cousins, the emperor penguins.
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Reform Government Surveillance, an advocacy group back by tech companies like Google, Facebook and Microsoft, released a statement last week that showed milder support for Apple.
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The two nations disagree on how strong the response should be, with Washington urging stiff punishment and Beijing emphasizing dialogue and milder penalties confined to nonproliferation.
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And if Congress and many states can't pass even milder gun control measures on these political grounds, they're not going to strike down a constitutional amendment.
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Cairo's blue chip index edged down 0.1 percent, a far milder reaction than the 2.5 percent drop that followed a previous rate hike on May 21.
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And there have been other shifts: adapting to a milder climate, enjoying the ability to purchase fresh produce and bread and having reliable cell phone service.
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If the market gets a milder Trump who focuses on domestic policy, risk sentiment may be positive, said Anthony Simond, investment analyst at Aberdeen Asset Management.
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Their troubles are milder than those of some American inner cities or French banlieues, but hard to swallow for a society that prides itself on order.
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This, too, was a known flaw, with post-mission evaluations finding evidence of a milder form of erosion during a flight of the space shuttle Columbia.
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She always won milder sentences, for the courts and the African National Congress feared to cross her, even after her marriage to their hero had ended.
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Studies have shown that dating candidates who were perceived as being "more confident" (and even arrogant!) were seen as more attractive than those with milder personalities.
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Of that total, Illy expects that the milder arabica variety will account for 38 million bags, with production of robusta coffee seen at 17 million bags.
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Daily brushing and flossing can prevent gingivitis, the milder form of periodontal disease, but untreated cases can lead to permanent damage to the gums and bone.
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Construction on detached urban houses dropped 9.3 percent last month, while starts on urban multiples - typically condos - declined by a milder 2.7 percent, the report showed.
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Men with psoriasis were significantly more likely to report severe erectile dysfunction, while the men without the condition were much more apt to describe milder difficulties.
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Although the number of border-crossers into Canada is unusually high this year, numbers have declined two months in a row, even as weather became milder.
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The Labor Department report showed nonfarm payrolls accelerated from a 17-month low and topped economists' estimates, as milder weather boosted hiring in sectors like construction.
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It pairs well with milder charcuterie items like his octopus terrine, which you might also find stuffed into a Greek sandwich he serves at Cape Seafood.
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Fortunately, the weekend looks like it could see a return of the milder air and potentially clearer skies as high pressure builds over the North Sea.
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Psychiatrist Jeremy Coplan studied patients with anxiety disorders and found that the people with the worst symptoms had higher IQ scores than those with milder symptoms.
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Warmer, drier weather, including milder, shorter winters, has caused an explosion in bug populations, as well as in the number of stressed trees they feast on.
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Psychiatrist Jeremy Coplan studied patients with anxiety disorders and found that the people with the worst symptoms had higher IQ scores than those with milder symptoms.
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Beyond a continued shift away from coal, the EIA said milder weather contributed to a lower demand for heating, which meant less energy generation and emissions.
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Zipped apart, the shell is great worn on milder days when precipitation threatens, while the inner jacket looks and functions just like a warm puffer coat.
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Surprisingly, this chocolate-chip banana bread called for an entire pint of sour cream, as well as Ceylon cinnamon, which is a sweeter and milder cinnamon.
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After overcoming the worst crisis since the Great Depression, you might think the global financial community has figured out how to deal with a milder downturn.
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So if the flu virus spreads most in colder temperatures, does that mean warming global temperatures could lead to a milder flu season in the future?
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Since being promoted to prime minister in December, Mateusz Morawiecki, a former banker, has sought to court centrist voters by giving the government a milder face.
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However, dynamical cooling from strong lifting of the air aloft and heavy precipitation dragging down cooler air from above should overcome milder temperatures in most areas.
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Those risks and expectations for even milder inflation this year suggest the central bank will keep interest rates unchanged when it meets next month, analysts said.
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The number-one factor that disrupts hair pH is permanent chemical treatments — "But many are now ammonia-free, which results in a milder pH," says Wilson.
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When his parents opened their first Thai restaurant in the late 1980s, they made their dishes milder and sweeter to attract diners unfamiliar with the cuisine.
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Even milder versions of high inflation, such as the inflation that topped out at more than 22.5 percent in the United States in 22.9, is damaging.
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However, there is increasing evidence of asymptomatic transmission, especially through younger people who have milder cases and don't know they are sick but are still infectious.
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However, there is increasing evidence of asymptomatic transmission, especially through younger people who have milder cases and don't know they are sick but are still infectious.
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Pre-mixed, clay-based cream masks often have milder formulas that only gently exfoliate the skin, making them a good option for dry or sensitive skin.
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While Arctic air is milder because of climate change, the question of whether global warming is actually leading to more cold spells has been much debated.
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Many countries have limited testing to the old or with pre-existing conditions, refusing tests for others with milder symptoms who can nevertheless spread the virus.
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Many countries have limited testing to the old or with pre-existing conditions, refusing tests for others with milder symptoms who can nevertheless spread the virus.
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In 2011, Sauers was hospitalized for seven weeks with Stevens-Johnson syndrome, a milder form of toxic epidermal necrolysis, which badly blisters or erodes the skin.
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Climate models continue to show a warm pattern in the west into spring, with low pressure at northern latitudes and milder, high pressure across southern regions.
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While one host, Sunny Hostin, seemed crestfallen, another, Meghan McCain — the daughter of the former Republican senator and presidential candidate John McCain — had a milder reaction.
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Keep reading for the forecast through the midweek … Tomorrow (Monday): We're still milder than normal for mid-January as highs aim for somewhere in the 50s.
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It loves Antarctica's typically harsh conditions but is seeing its preferred habitats shrink as the climate grows milder and the landscape fills with melted ice water.
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Milder price deflation was partly supported by a recovery in petroleum, coal and other fuel processing industries, the NBS said in a statement accompanying the data.
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It's also possible that as officials find more patients with the virus, we'll learn it is milder than it appears to be right now, Frieden said.
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The milder language is contained in a report by the secretary general, António Guterres, to the United Nations Security Council that has not yet been released.
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According to NOAA, drier and milder than average conditions will be the rule across much of California, which is terrible news for the drought-riddled state.
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While these are more extreme examples, could the effects of slogging through winter with ill-adjusted work schedules be contributing to some similar, if milder, effects?
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"Consumer and business confidence appears to have bottomed out in Brazil and the GDP contraction in the first quarter was milder than anticipated," the IMF report said.
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The 5-Star Movement is milder, with diverse views, but its creator and guiding spirit, Beppe Grillo has warmed towards both Putin and Russia in recent years.
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"The flu shot boosts your body's ability to fight infection, so you may get the flu but have milder symptoms, avoid hospitalization, and avoid death," said Maragakis.
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Data showed nonfarm payrolls increased by 103,210 jobs last month, with employment at construction sites increasing by the most in a year amid milder-than-normal temperatures.
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"In regions where Lyme disease already exists, milder winters result in fewer disease-carrying ticks dying during winter," according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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This flu season is shaping up to be a lot milder than last year's nightmare, and scientists attribute that in large part to a more effective vaccine.
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Although Saudi Arabia remains wary, Syrian officials see hope in the replacement of the hawkish Saudi foreign minister, Adel al-Jubeir, by the milder Ibrahim al-Assaf.
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In the case of Ali, he had a slowly progressive, milder form of Parkinson, and he lived a good life—a very meaningful life for multiple decades.
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Immunologist Dr. Purvi Parikh with Allergy Asthma Associates of Murray Hill in New York says cold-like symptoms are on the milder end of marijuana allergy reactions.
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The US Energy Information Administration estimates emissions will drop in 20163 and 2020, with lower energy consumption from what it predicts will be milder weather than 2018.
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At Wesleyan [University], the column that sparked the uproar was far milder than what you'll hear in the next 15 seconds if you flip on AM radio.
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The Labor Department report showed nonfarm payrolls rose by 196,000 jobs last month, above economists' estimate of 180,000, as milder weather boosted hiring in sectors like construction.
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Modafinil can function as a safe alternative to coke—it's still a dopamine reuptake inhibitor, but its effects are way milder and there's virtually no addictive potential.
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The House in May accepted the Senate's milder Dodd-Frank reform bill, the Economic Growth, Regulatory Relief, and Consumer Protection Act, which left in place the OFR.
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I had taken a legal stress-reliever that didn't blur my vision and create bad decision-making; I'd swallowed a milder, prescription-free version of a Xanax.
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Why has it failed to move against the holders of hunting licenses and concealed carry permits who readily submit to milder forms of gun licensing and registration?
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The market impact has been milder this time around, reflecting a rebuild in LME inventory and accumulating evidence of weakening demand from the all-important automotive sector.
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Willows are taking advantage of a milder climate to spread north to areas where only the low-lying plants and lichens of the tundra had lived before.
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These courses also provide good help-seeking options and available treatments, self-help strategies for milder problems and skills for supporting others who have a mental disorder.
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That, plus the ability to turn the battery on or off and adjust the heat level on a coat, makes the toppers suitable for milder climates, too.
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Milder in design than old-school troll dolls, these figures have a message: Idiosyncrasies of appearance and personality are not "ugly," but rather emblems of awesome individuality.
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Following an ancient rhythm, they migrate more than 200 miles to the south, where the elevation is lower, winter is milder and grass is easier to find.
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Staikouras said that estimates were dependent on how long the epidemic lasted, but that he expected the impact to be milder than in other euro zone countries.
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Whether these sorts of manipulations are done via avatar or deepfakes, being forced into a scene with an unwanted partner represents the milder end of potential harms.
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"An initial first impression is that this is significantly milder than SARS," Eric Toner, a scientist at the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security, told Business Insider.
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In its mobile division, Asia's third most-valuable company by market value reported 4.7 percent fall in profit, slightly milder than the decline forecast in early July.
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For opioid use disorder, MAT is the prescription of milder opioids, such as methadone or buprenorphine, to treat addiction — or less often, the opioid-blocking drug naltrexone.
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Experts say the prevalence of lung disease potentially attributable to vaping could be much larger, as doctors may not pick up on some of the milder cases.
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In December, he publicly said the new administration's approach to F.C.C. regulations, which is expected to be milder than the Obama administration's, would be good for business.
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Still cold on Friday with highs only near 40 after that chilly morning start, but then we're milder with weekend highs near 50 to the mid-50s.
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A strong El Nino or La Nina episode tends to have a significant impact on weather conditions while the impact of a milder episode is harder to identify.
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Even if you don't hit the target guidelines through lifestyle changes, it's worth the effort to try: Chances are you'll need to take milder drugs — and lower doses.
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One side-effect of persecution, or even of much milder forms of oppobrium, is that people who call themselves Christians tend to live more amenably with one another.
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Data showed U.S. nonfarm payrolls increased by 21.0946,1.23 jobs last month, with employment at construction sites increasing by the most in a year amid milder-than-normal temperatures.
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Data showed U.S. nonfarm payrolls increased by 21.0946,20.3 jobs last month, with employment at construction sites increasing by the most in a year amid milder-than-normal temperatures.
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Data showed U.S. nonfarm payrolls increased by 20.3,21.3 jobs last month, with employment at construction sites increasing by the most in a year given milder-than-normal temperatures.
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But let's hope that, as they pondered evacuation this weekend, Floridians thought fearfully of Harvey's effects, rather than the milder storms that have hit Florida in recent years.
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McCaughan said the next recession would probably occur within 18 months to four years but it would be milder than the downturn that followed the 2008 financial crisis.
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Months of drier and milder than average conditions followed the wettest winter on record in this area, leading to a surge in the amount of highly combustible fuels.
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And if that last few percent happen to come into contact with the virus, they're less likely to spread it to others, and their illness is often milder.
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Gilead, meanwhile, is running a late-stage study assessing its next-generation HIV drug Descovy as an alternative oral PrEP, since it has milder side effects than Truvada.
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"You see the same types of abnormalities in a milder form in the brain in people with diabetes that you see in people with Alzheimer's disease," Simonson said.
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Over the course of Kelly's first week in the White House, some viewed a milder Trump Twitter persona as an indication of his new chief of staff's sway.
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The auditors said last year's test was based on scenarios that were less serious than the 2008 financial crisis and was also milder for countries with weaker economies.
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They experience a milder expression of schizotypal traits such as openness to new experiences, a tolerance for ambiguity, and an approach to the world relatively free of preconceptions.
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For Alex Hunter, the canonically black protagonist of FIFA '17's roleplaying mode, the binary is euphemized as the milder "Fiery" and "Cool," (a lesser man's Paragon/Renegade).
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"The first thing we recommend is for the patient to switch to a milder shampoo, like baby shampoo, or to something fragrance- and color-free," Dr. Peredo says.
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This includes the Wanaque Center and the Voorhees Pediatric Facility, where seven kids have been infected with a milder strain of adenovirus, according to the state health department.
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According to the World Meteorological Organization, it was also the warmest northern hemisphere spring on record, in part due to much milder than average conditions in the Arctic.
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He told me a story of milder abuse, an officer deliberately shining a very bright light on a political prisoner's face during interrogation, making the inmate sweat profusely.
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Jennifer Lawrence first commanded attention in "Winter's Bone," and Thomasin McKenzie, in a milder and more muted performance, slowly becomes the center of gravity in this film, too.
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This will be a headwind to EM growth in general, but it will be much milder than the rapid decline in Chinese growth we have seen since 2007.
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This map of global average surface temperature anomalies shows that Alaska was not the only spot in the far north to be much milder than average this winter.
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Today's devices — which include standouts like the Me Clear Anti-Blemish Device and the FDA-approved Tria Acne Clearing Blue Light — can be used on milder, localized acne.
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A Good Appetite One of the greatest seafood mysteries is why an assertively flavored fish like salmon is vastly more popular than a milder one like Spanish mackerel.
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The London patient got one transplant and a much milder chemo regimen, suggesting that an extremely toxic chemo and radiation treatment isn't required for the procedure to work.
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But that's probably not going to happen in the US anytime soon, given that even milder reforms foundered while Congress and the White House were held by Democrats.
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It involves an invasive species introduced to the Americas by Christopher Columbus and Hernando de Soto, which has gained ground due to manmade climate change causing milder winters.
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Experts now distinguish between the "new cannabis" — legal, highly potent, available in tabs, edibles and vapes — and the old version, a far milder weed passed around in joints.
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As Business Insider previously reported, "experts predict that the percentage of deaths will decrease in the longer term since milder cases of COVID-19 are probably going undiagnosed."
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Cipollone made up for his milder manner with the vehemence of his argument, accusing Democrats of plotting to commit the same offense for which the President was impeached.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Europe's weather is expected be milder than normal from February to April, especially in eastern Europe and in western Russia, The Weather Company said on Friday.
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But ING analysts stuck with a call for a quarter point cut, arguing authorities knew about the U.S. Senate bill in June, and the latest version looked milder.
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The revisions are also the latest evidence that the economic jolt delivered by the Republican tax cuts in 2018 was milder and ended sooner than it initially appeared.
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"The case fatality rate doesn't count the milder cases that don't come to medical attention -- and there does seem to be quite a number of those," Peiris said.
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Firefighters had taken advantage of rain and milder temperatures in the past week to contain blazes, but the respite ended on Wednesday when high temperatures and winds returned.
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Indeed, thousands of British pensioners have chosen to retire on Vancouver Island, part of the province of B.C., which has a milder climate than the rest of Canada.
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Yet these payments to physicians may easily influence which drugs doctors prescribe (milder generic ones or stronger and more expensive ones), and how much and for how long.
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According to the CDC, most of the cases that make up varicella outbreaks occur in unvaccinated people, and those who are vaccinated typically have a milder disease course.
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Which was the truer picture: The reverse experienced and countered by policymakers using definitions and data available at the time, or the milder one airbrushed by subsequent revisions?
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But the occupiers remained silent on the question of which version of §175 would stand—the harsher law passed in 1935, or the milder provision it had replaced.
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Some analysts argued that the weak spending gain seen in May was heavily influenced by a drop in spending on utility bills that reflected milder weather during the month.
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If you're in a somewhat milder climate like the maritime, you might still want a parka, but you're going to want to make sure it's equipped for the rain.
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Sumartono said although the type practised in Singapore was milder it was still a violation of a woman's rights and underpinned the view that female sexuality must be controlled.
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Some virologists assert this is an overestimate, because milder cases might be getting overlooked; others counter that, given lack of access to diagnostic testing, many deaths may be uncounted.
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Symptoms tend to be milder than flu; they come on gradually, rarely cause fever and chills, and are more likely to be marked by sneezes and a stuffy nose.
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But a milder streak in August has undercut demand for heating fuel and left state-run LNG importer Enarsa juggling a supply overhang, the company and trading sources said.
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Indeed, this has already occurred to some extent, with spot prices showing a milder decline to the 2018 low point from the prior winter's peak than in previous years.
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Although we in New York City experienced a milder case of the storm than some other areas on the East Coast, it was still pretty damn cold and windy.
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El Niño events are characterized by milder than average ocean temperatures in the tropical Pacific Ocean, which can trigger a chain reaction of events that alter weather patterns worldwide.
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Over time, global warming has caused both El Niño and La Niña years to become milder, making it more and more difficult to have a cooler-than-average year.
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The latest forecasts, though, indicate December and January may be milder than average in China's major cities Beijing and Shanghai, possibly resulting in lower coal demand for power generation.
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Kevin Can Wait saw its audience tumble precipitously from its first season, when it was much more highly rated, while Man With a Plan's second season decline was milder.
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A private business survey - the Caixin/Markit Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' index (PMI) - which focuses more on small and medium-sized Chinese firms - is expected to show a milder contraction.
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Why were even their milder siblings — placid Pam, brother Tom, and their refined, aloof mother, Sydney — also fascist sympathizers, happy to visit Unity in Munich and socialize with Hitler?
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On the surface, this suggests that the next recession is likely to be much milder than the 220006-2202 recession, which experienced a record large drop in consumer spending.
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President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his AKP are a milder successor to the islamic nationalist movement and have worked to bridge the gap between the elite and the people.
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By flinging ultralow-power radio signals, 1,000 times milder than standard Wi-Fi, they can not only detect humans behind a wall but track their movements in fine detail.
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But fears of a global oil supply glut gained the upper hand, kindled by forecasts of milder U.S. weather, higher inventories and Iran's plans to boost exports from March.
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Seattle ranks 493th in time of possession, leaving its defense to wilt from overexposure to even the milder elements (see 30 first downs granted to the Bills last week).
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The side of soup is milder, with daikon rather than winter melon and a rubble at the bottom: corn, added at the last minute so it remains sunny-sweet.
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The company uses a technology called "codon deoptimization" to make versions of viruses and viral therapies that are rendered relatively harmless by replacing more virulent pathogens with milder strains.
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Eric Toner, a senior scientist at John Hopkins University offered a similar assessment: "An initial first impression is that this is significantly milder than SARS," he told Business Insider.
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We have here the one that is the sweet one, so without the spice; one that is milder; and then one that is supposed to be, like, the strongest.
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Little penguins, unlike king penguins, prefer milder temperatures so visitors are not likely to see Bowie and the rest of the colony until spring, said bird keeper Jennifer Gainer.
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Forecasters expect winter temperatures for northeast Asia, including Japan and South Korea, to be milder than average, reducing the likelihood of a surge in winter demand from those buyers.
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Christos Staikouras said he expected the impact to be milder than other euro zone countries, but said any estimates were tempered by how long the coronavirus crisis would last.
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Nonetheless, he asked the district attorney's office to plea bargain for a milder sentence, even though the trial was over and the time for such bargaining had long passed.
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But if it does develop, a moderate to strong La Nina would bring a colder winter to the northern United States and Canada and milder conditions to the southern states.
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Even the milder version of that claim—that Russia's propaganda and its hacking of Democratic e-mails tipped the result in tight swing states—cannot be either confirmed or refuted.
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With Montana experiencing milder winters in recent years, many birds are migrating later than they usually do, Steve Hoffman, executive director of the Montana Audubon Society, told the Montana Standard.
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The first boom ended when prices plunged in the second half of 29; something similar is happening now, albeit on a milder scale corresponding to the smaller fall in prices.
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So this year's early vaccine data suggests it's shaping up to be a milder season — and even more so for one of the groups that's most vulnerable to flu: children.
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University of Montana-Western ornithology professor Jack Kirkley told the Montana Standard that climate change likely played a role—with milder winters, birds migrate south later than they once did.
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The gulf between the Labour leadership's past positions and the milder proposals in the manifesto means that enormous uncertainty hangs over what a Corbyn-led government would do in office.
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On February 4th the justice minister, Sérgio Moro, presented his plans, which include tougher punishments for some criminals and milder ones for police who kill in the line of duty.
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And a review of the evidence by RAND also linked milder gun control measures, including background checks, to reduced injuries and deaths — and that means these measures likely saved lives.
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The first boom ended when prices plunged in the second half of 183; something similar is happening now, albeit on a milder scale corresponding to the smaller fall in prices.
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A recent study published in the New England Journal of Medicine suggested that "children might be less likely to become infected or, if infected, may show milder symptoms" than adults.
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In milder form, this cause is espoused by others: some western politicians also want territory to be transferred to the control of states, costly as that might prove for them.
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There just seems to be a stronger sense of community in places where the cold can, you know, literally murder you as opposed to places with milder winters like Toronto.
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Even fictionalized depictions of PTSD often involve vivid flashbacks of armed conflict, which can make people who have milder symptoms feel guilt or shame about the "validity" of their experience.
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Now, I know Williams syndrome has a specific genetic abnormality, but I think on the autism side of things there's a part where, in milder forms, it's just normal variation.
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One intriguing find was the seeds of a butternut tree, which did not grow that far north and hinted of travels to milder climates in the Gulf of St. Lawrence.
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At Mr. Donahue's, a meticulously retro shrine to the milder, grandfatherly aesthetic of meat and potatoes, the objective is different: to avoid "too many components," as Mr. Danzer put it.
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He has a milder form of cerebral palsy than his character (he can speak, for instance) and had to study up on how JJ would move and use his device.
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Bipolar II, a version of the disorder where the symptoms of mania are milder, is more prevalent that bipolar I. Symptoms of bipolar typically first appear in the mid-20s.
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Even people who had milder brain injuries like concussions without any evidence of fracture were still 81 percent more likely to commit suicide than individuals without a history of TBI.
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The weather was a little milder than feared on Friday, but spectators still huddled near heaters, holding hot packs and slurping down steaming fishcake soup to ward off the chills.
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This is a milder, temporary, stressor-specific version of depression where a person may feel sad or hopeless, have issues with sleeping, anxiety, loss of appetite, or low self-esteem.
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Even though the Ithaca winters, which average 65 inches of snow, are milder than she remembers, they still escape for several weeks to the Florida sun and to visit family.
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Congress will, after all, likely remain at least partly in Republican hands, and the current Republican Congress isn't even willing to pass a milder form of criminal justice reform today.
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But what's striking about the accusations against Pogge, both the allegations of sexual harassment and the milder stories of manipulation, is how little they resemble the dreamy interaction Miller conjures.
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But that is mostly because of a classification change that made drugs like Vicodin (which mix opioids with milder drugs) Schedule II narcotics, which placed more restrictions on prescribing them.
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Front-running Democrat Bernie Sanders, author of his own, milder leftist revolution, refused to fully repudiate past praise of the Cuban dictator in a "60 Minutes" interview over the weekend.
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Non-farm payrolls increased by 2573.3,000 jobs in January, with employment at construction sites increasing by the most in a year amid milder-than-normal temperatures, the Labor Department said.
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The center-right party of Prime Minister Mark Rutte won the most votes, offering a milder version of Mr. Wilders's anti-immigrant platform, and remains the largest bloc in Parliament.
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The best men's puffer jacketsPuffer jackets provide warmth without weighing you down, making them perfect for layering in extreme cold or for use as your only jacket on milder days.
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The weather was a little milder than forecast on Friday, but spectators still huddled near heaters, holding hot packs and slurping down steaming fishcake soup to ward off the chills.
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Over time, as global temperatures rise, milder winter temperatures are likely to result in fewer cold-related deaths, a benefit that could outweigh a smaller rise in heat-caused mortality.
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The construction industry added some nice support to the numbers, both this month and last month, and that was largely reflective of the milder weather we've been experiencing this year.
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Economists at Nomura noted, however, that milder inflation leaves room for Beijing to roll out more easing policies if needed, and could lead to lower interbank rates and bond yields.
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Also, NWS forecasters in this area are watching out for an area of milder air that could turn snow to sleet and rain for a time, limiting accumulations in some areas.
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Data published by the INEGI national statistics agency showed earlier on Thursday that consumer prices rose at a milder pace than anticipated in January, prompting analysts to forecast a rate hold.
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The demise of El Niño means that instead of milder than average ocean waters in the tropical Pacific Ocean, there are now near-average to below average sea surface temperatures there.
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So if you drink mint tea, you might reap some of those benefits—oil is present in the tea, but it's diluted with water so the effect would probably be milder.
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U.S. employment growth in March accelerated from a 17-month low as milder weather drove hiring in sectors like construction, further allaying fears of an economic slowdown in the first quarter.
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The problem was that while it's easy to say that jalapeños are hotter than banana peppers but milder than habaneros, a pharmaceutical company needs to be able to quantify this precisely.
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The U.S. economy added 225,000 jobs last month with employment at construction sites increasing by the most in a year amid milder-than-normal temperatures, data from the Labor Department showed.
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Early symptoms include a runny nose, cough, fever, and fatigue that can last for one to two weeks — but these vary by age, and may be milder in teens and adults.
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The National Weather Service released a three-month forecast on Thursday, in which they predicted that many states across the United States will experience a milder weather in the upcoming months.
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A hallmark of Trump's campaign has been consistent and highly personal savaging of his political rivals - or anyone else he perceives has attacked him, including a milder rebuke of Pope Francis.
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The far left will emphasise economic protection; the far right will stress repatriating immigrants; centrists like Mr Macron and Mrs Merkel will offer an array of milder economic and social protections.
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The solution is to be frank from the start about your intentions by mentioning in the initial invitation that attendance at the dinners is required (a slightly milder command than "mandatory").
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She now specializes in BDSM role-play and corporal punishment, but she said that milder forms of the latter are no longer passing muster among certain clients since Trump was elected.
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Gains in manufacturing as well as mining, which was up 0.2% in June, offset a 3.6% decline in output by utilities, as milder summer temperatures reduced the need for air conditioning.
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I can remember hours when I argued with her as though my soul's salvation depended on it, tried to break her rigid purpose, tried to make her milder, gentler, more insightful.
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Women who have severe hot flashes could be candidates, but so could those with milder symptoms, such as mood changes or difficulty sleeping, and those who want to prevent bone loss.
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He said there have been instances of icebergs that have circumnavigated the continent of Antarctica, and this iceberg won't melt quickly unless it moves far to the north near milder waters.
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After outsized results on both the upside and downside in the prior two months, data showed U.S. employment growth accelerated from a 22-month low in March, buoyed by milder weather.
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Mr Erdogan's own spell in jail in the 1990s, for the "crime" of reciting a poem, represents one of the milder perversions of justice that prevailed before the AK party's rise.
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Luke, a physician of Greek cultural origin who travelled with Paul and is assumed by Church tradition to have chronicled Paul's ministry in Acts of the Apostles, seems a milder figure.
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The H1N1 strain tends to cause milder illness than H3N2, the predominant strain during last year's particularly severe flu season, and vaccination tends to be more effective against H1N1 than H3N2.
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A strain that began spreading shortly after Thanksgiving last year was milder and led to fewer hospitalizations, suggesting that this flu season would be one of the shortest in recent history.
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The parents viewed the potential side effects of parasite infection as milder than the diseases already afflicting their children, and less dangerous than some of the drugs they had already tried.
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Those with hypomania, a milder form of the mania associated with bipolar that's characterized by periods of impulsivity and hyperactivity, only experience an elevated state about 3 percent of the time.
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Here, in an area where the weather is notoriously moody, the clear skies that had evaded us in the supposedly milder Victoria area, would, with luck, greet us in the morning.
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For one thing, while the US is still undertesting (people with milder cases are typically told to stay home and not be tested), other countries are probably undertesting by even more.
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This is what has created a completely different drinking culture in the north compared to warmer countries, where they grew grapes and made wine—a far milder and more social tipple.
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The method — essentially harvesting virus-fighting antibodies from the blood of previously infected patients — was associated with milder symptoms and shorter hospital stays for some patients during the 2002 SARS outbreak.
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And, even if the antibody protection is short-lasting ... experts reportedly say those who get infected a second time with coronavirus will likely have a milder case than the first time.
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As a series of milder aftershocks rattled the island on Tuesday, the regional governor, Christiana Kalogirou, told Greek television that an estimated 800 people had been displaced and were being relocated.
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Now I live in the nation's capital, where the milder climate and people's propensity to plant species from elsewhere (Japanese cherries, anyone?) have given us more than 300 types of trees.
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A study in the New England Journal of Medicine said at the time that "children might be less likely to become infected or, if infected, may show milder symptoms" than adults.
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ER overlapped with both House and Grey's, but it was getting long-in-the-tooth when it did, and its success always overshadowed the milder success of its contemporary Chicago Hope.
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With the vessel less than 30 miles from the coast on Monday, a window of milder weather presented officials with a last chance to take action before an expected collision by Tuesday.
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Because giant hogweed can be mistaken for other common plants (some of which can cause milder irritation if touched), though, you might be inclined to consult any number of identification guides first.
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Lal Sen said her condition is not very serious and since she has a milder form of the disease, the team is confident that they can clear Sahana's face within one surgery.
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ENSO has its most pronounced impact on countries around the Pacific and Indian Oceans because of their proximity but milder effects are felt much further away in North America and the Atlantic.
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Bui was one of six high schoolers to die on the football field in 2015 from a traumatic brain injury, but every year millions of people suffer milder concussions while playing sports.
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As the globe warms, winters will become milder on average, and that could mean a whole new set of challenges for people living in these communities as the ecosystems around them shift.
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If push came to shove, I'd pick Dunkin' for coffee, because it was maybe a smidge stronger and less sweet, though many people prefer their coffee on the milder and sweeter side.
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Some of them, in some circumstances, may well offer real as well as legal benefits with respect to the originals: a more enjoyable high, say, or a milder portfolio of side-effects.
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While patients with moderate to severe brain injuries are almost always admitted to a hospital or intensive care unit, there's less consensus about the best way to manage people with milder injuries.
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ISLAMABAD (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - With the approach of springtime, most residents in this capital city look forward to trading in snow and icy weather for milder temperatures and blossoming flowers and trees.
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It wasn't brought to market as a pain medication until 1977, however, by another Grünenthal chemist, Ernst-Gunther Schenck, who believed it would be a milder, less addictive substitute for traditional opioids.
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But the other chef is inevitably going to be making an ice cream too — it's the easiest way to hide a funky ingredient, or showcase an ingredient with a milder flavor profile.
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Zoghbi immediately detected an anomaly in Henry's case: what appears to be a milder mutation of his MECP2 gene, which in turn causes only a partial decrease of the vital MECP2 protein.
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But A) either method would probably get similar (if maybe milder) results, B) I was committed to the drinking the atrocity steeping on my desk, and C) there were no more Cheetos.
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"The biggest weapon we have is to take away someone's medical license," Hockenson said, admitting that this is where the board always starts before -- in most cases -- moving to a milder punishment.
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According to Time, climate change and milder winters have allowed the tick population and the animals ticks use as hosts (deer, mice, rabbits, etc.) to survive, multiply and spread across the country.
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Data shows pharmaceutical production dropped in January, albeit at a milder pace, and rose 15.2 percent from a year ago in February, bringing gains so far this year to about 7 percent.
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These milder ocean waters then melt more ice while increasing air temperatures as well, which in turn goes on to melt more ice and snow, exposing more darker surfaces, and so on.
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But that perceived benefit of global warming — mostly milder winters — will soon be outweighed by more oppressive summer heat, according to a study in the journal Nature that's dividing the scientific community.
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Post-war recessions have generally been milder because of shifts in the composition of the economy, labour force and sources of personal income (The American business cycle: continuity and change, Zarnowitz, 1986).
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This might be because women with milder depression typically get SSRIs first, and only try other drugs when they have more severe psychiatric problems that aren't helped by SSRIs, the authors note.
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Post-war recessions have generally been milder because of shifts in the composition of the economy, labour force and sources of personal income ("The American business cycle: continuity and change", Zarnowitz, 1986).
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The polar vortex that locked the U.S. Midwest in sub-zero weather and led to the deaths of at least 21 people will give way to milder, snow-melting temperatures this weekend.
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Against that parsimonious impulse, however, we should balance another statistical reality: The very best, those truly worthy of the overused term "superstar," tend to enjoy longer peaks and far milder downward slopes.
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Because influenza usually produces higher, more protracted fevers than common colds do, the company's software estimates which ZIP codes appear to be hit by flu rather than by other, milder cold viruses.
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The unidentified cases in China that proliferated before the lockdown, although less contagious on average than the confirmed ones, did not necessarily cause milder cases in the newly infected, the researchers said.
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Ms. Misra noted that it's breathable enough that you don't overheat in milder temperatures, but it still offers a layer of protection from overzealous air conditioning or on a breezy evening walk.
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The president on Sunday took a somewhat milder jab at another country he sees as an adversary on trade, China, saying the North was an "embarrassment" to Beijing, its primary economic patron.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), "walking pneumonia," caused by "atypical" bacteria Mycoplasma pneumoniae, has symptoms that tend to be milder than pneumonia, and caused by other bugs.
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This is the same old "Figaro," perhaps even milder than usual, just with those overbearing sets and wanly slinky costumes, inspired by the chic black-and-white photographs of Jacques-Henri Lartigue.
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Earlier research had shown that fall was a high risk time for children with severe asthma, but this study extended the work into a population with milder more common levels of illness.
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After several months -- when pandemic data had been collected from many countries experiencing an epidemic wave -- the 2009 influenza turned out to be much milder than was thought in the initial weeks.
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Until the end of the first week in November, temperatures had been slightly milder than the long-run average and in line with the start of winter in 2015, 2016 and 2017.
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The satire's a little milder here — Disney's not going to let him truly mock the princesses — but it's easier to take the jokes about popular brands when Moore's the one at the helm.
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Because the United States and Canada are located further away from the heart of ENSO, the impact tends to be milder and more easily masked by other disturbances in the oceans and atmosphere.
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"Milder than usual winter weather in Ontario may have brought out more hammers and shovels than normal - and at the potential expense of housing starts later," said Derek Holt, an economist at Scotiabank.
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If the damage is milder and the retina hasn't scarred yet, then he says your doctor might be able to improve or restore your vision faster than it would healing on its own.
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The first indication of how well the flu vaccine is working this season in America just came out — and it may help explain why this year's flu season is milder than last year's.
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But, then, the weather is milder now and I'd still be a bit terrified to get on the subway in mid-summer with only a bit of scented coconut oil to guard me.
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When the stratospheric polar vortex is strong, the study found, it tends to bottle up the cold air in the Arctic, making northern midlatitudes from Canada to Europe and Eurasia milder than average.
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JERUSALEM, Feb 1 (Reuters) - Ryanair is adding 15 new routes between Europe and Israel to cater for Europeans seeking a milder climate in the winter, the Irish low-cost carrier said on Wednesday.
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During El Niño events, an area of milder than average ocean waters in the equatorial tropical Pacific Ocean increases the flow of heat from the ocean to the atmosphere, boosting global average temperatures.
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Although Crystal Cruises, along with other companies, are intent on navigating the passage for profit, it's not a given that the route will be open for business even in milder-than-average summers.
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Arabusta was first grown in the 1960s at the request of Ivory Coast's first President, Felix Houphouet-Boigny, who wanted something sweeter and milder than Robusta, earning it the nickname 'The Presidential Coffee'.
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At least six of the eight deaths and 16% of the illnesses could be attributed to bacterial Legionella, which causes Legionnaires' disease, a severe pneumonia, and Pontiac fever, a milder flu-like illness.
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"In addition, we found that people who did a modest amount of milder intensity physical activity also had lower mortality compared to those who reported little or no exercise," Stewart said by email.
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Todd Crawford, chief meteorologist for The Weather Company, which IBM owns, also cautioned that blocking patterns could be the difference between a milder-than-average winter in the East and a frigid one.
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Almost 70,000 migrants have arrived in Italy so far this year, slightly fewer than at this point last year, but with the milder summer weather, the number of arrivals is expected to increase.
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When I prefer to accentuate the sweetness of pumpkin and make it the star in my baking, I combine it with milk chocolate because together they both highlight their sweetness and milder flavors.
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It's difficult to predict whether today's problems will prove to be milder or more severe than what we saw last time because that will largely depend on the quality of the policy response.
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And adding those milder cases to data sets will help researchers determine more accurately how deadly this virus is, whom it tends to infect, and how often people spread it before showing symptoms.
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Trump may initially choose milder options targeting individual Turks rather than the government, a decision that could buy time for more diplomacy even while it may prompt Congress to separately impose tougher sanctions.
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Just a couple days before Laura got her results back, Jackie — who'd had some milder symptoms but seemingly rounded a bend last week — took a sudden turn for the worse, struggling to breathe.
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That elevation, and the Trumpification of the right it has required, has accelerated the political polarization of the sexes, so that what was once a milder gender gap is now an extraordinary gulf.
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Drawing legislative maps with the intent of benefiting one party is as old as the country itself, and in its milder forms the courts tolerate it as part of the normal political process.
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Nearly any issue of Charlie Hebdo could by comparison make the wits at The Onion, the invaluable but milder American satirical publication, seem as if they were putting on a mini-golf course.
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At each turn, other commentators have argued that the tenor of the campaign has been much milder than in primaries past, including the fierce race between Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama in 2008.
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But severe recessions have not been common since the end of the Second World War and most downturns have proved milder, which therefore seems a more likely prediction for the next cyclical slowdown.
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H7 virus infections in humans are not common and typically cause milder or more moderate illnesses than other avian strains, with symptoms such as conjunctivitis and upper respiratory infections, according to the CDC.
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On his arrival in London this week for the summit, Trump described the French leader's comments as "nasty" and "insulting," as other leaders offered milder rebukes of Macron, who has held his ground.
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If climbing the steep mile up Monserrate Mountain isn't your thing, get a milder workout by walking around the hilly paths and gardens of the one-time home of the Liberator, Simón Bolívar.
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Again, Piketty, Saez, and Zucman document a big boost in top-end income inequality, while Auten and Splinter show a much milder increase in the top 1 percent's share since 1979 or so.
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The Saudi Embassy in Washington offered a milder statement in a tweet on Sunday: Trump responded Monday, saying the King of Saudi Arabia "denies any knowledge of whatever may have happened" to Khashoggi.
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In the long run, medical marijuana might turn into another form of medication-assisted treatment (known as MAT), like methadone and Suboxone, which use milder opioids to help people get off more dangerous ones.
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And while its actual effects on trade are milder than you might expect, the House GOP border adjustment plan offers Trump something that sounds like a populist trade policy without resorting to actual tariffs.
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The best men's puffer jackets you can buy Puffer jackets provide warmth without weighing you down, making them perfect for layering in extreme cold or for use as your only jacket on milder days.
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The good news is that many financial pundits have weighed in and say economic and market history shows the bear market (and possible recession) are likely to be much milder than most investors fear.
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Psychotherapy can be as effective as antidepressants in treating moderate or milder forms of depression, but more severe forms of depression, including suicidal depression and psychotic depression, are an entirely different matter, he explained.
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This is what has happened during the past few winters, as scientists have observed a wavier jet stream pattern that has often led to a milder than average Arctic and cooler than average midlatitudes.
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A sharp contraction in multiple-unit starts - typically condos - last month led July's decline, with urban multiple starts down 13.3 percent compared to a milder 1.8 percent dip in starts of single family homes.
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But a statement posted late on Thursday on the National Salvation government's website struck a milder tone, saying opposition would be "by peaceful and legal means without use of force or incitement to violence".
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If you live in milder climates where you may get some snow, but it's never that bad, you can call these your only winter boots and use them as rain boots in any weather.
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The European Environment Agency (EEA) said on Tuesday that 2014's 4.1 percent decline, which coincided with a 1.4 percent GDP rise, resulted from more renewables, better energy efficiency, the recession and milder winters.
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For all the city-state republic's political imperfections, if Pyongyang could be persuaded to follow its milder authoritarian model, it would be a hugely welcome advance in the lives of the North Korean people.
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"The indication clearly helps differentiate this CDK 4/6 inhibitor from its competitor Ibrance, which so far benefited from a 2-years lead... and a milder tolerability profile," said Baader Helvea analyst Bruno Bulic.
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Before the election, Russian commentators had begun to explain Mr. Putin's milder tone in talking about the United States as a way of preparing for the next American president — that is, for Hillary Clinton.
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But Morningstar forecasts that as vaccines come online and treatment gets better, the economic disruption will be equal to a "milder pandemic" as based on studies of swine flu, SARS and other similar situations.
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While Gilead is also planning to test a five-day IV option in its two trials, the lengthy IV dosing period could limit remdesivir's ability to make a widespread impact, particularly for milder cases.
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The mortality rate is estimated at around 0.02% and "[H1N1] ended up being a lot milder overall than we once feared, but it hit certain subgroups pretty hard," former FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb said.
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But those with milder symptoms are taken through a process, which might ultimately suggest they monitor symptoms, rest up, and "talk to someone" about testing, whether it's a local health department or doctor's office.
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However, no major incident was reported, and the continuing high temperatures are slightly milder than that experienced in mid-July in Spain, when the temperature reached a record of almost 683 degrees in Córdoba.
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While health officials have said they think this coronavirus will be milder than SARS, Wuhan has been quarantined, and at least 12 other cities have imposed travel restrictions, affecting an estimated 33 million people.
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Ferguson believes the fatality rate is likely to be lower due to an "iceberg" of milder cases we are yet to find, but he highlights that novel viruses spread much faster through a population.
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One limitation of the analysis is that it relied on outpatient clinic records to identify people with stress disorders, and it's possible this might have omitted patients with milder cases, the study authors note.
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Given that deception, said Kent Bailey, assistant special agent in charge at the Minneapolis office of the D.E.A., a vast majority of people who use fentanyl actually think they are taking something much milder.
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It was considered a Western dish and thus pricey, until the late 1950s, when Japanese companies started selling instant curry that produced a dish milder and sweeter than either its British or Indian counterpart.
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In addition, according to the NOAA outlook, the Southwest is likely to be drier and milder than average, with dry and mild conditions extending eastward along the Gulf Coast all the way to Florida.
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Even if WhatsApp eventually decides to eliminate encryption in the UK, experts said being transparent with users about that decision would likely result in a much milder exodus than being outed in a lie.
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After results some analysts saw as distorted by the partial government shutdown in the prior two months, data showed U.S. employment growth accelerated from a 17-month low in March, buoyed by milder weather.
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It takes longer to build up a tolerance to kratom than to traditional opioids, and when one does develop a dependency, the withdrawal symptoms are reportedly far milder than those associated with mainstream opioids.
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In America that anticlericalism was milder, and with Catholic assimilation and Catholic patriotism (a less remarkable analogue to the African-American patriotism Serwer describes) there was a promise that it would eventually disappear entirely.
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It's also possible that low-dose CBD products can act as a form of microdosing — where users take small amounts of a substance to achieve milder or entirely different results than a full dose.
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Milder weather boosted hiring in sectors like construction, but worsening worker shortages and lingering effects of tighter financial market conditions at the turn of the year left job growth below 2018's brisk pace.
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A form of cognitive behavior therapy can help, and that at least holds out the hope that something similar might work for people who are struggling with even milder compulsions, if they want that help.
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Electricity and gas prices traded on the open market have fallen 20-35 percent in recent months as milder-than-normal weather has curbed demand and falling commodity prices have added even more downward pressure.
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The blog also notes that the "chips" themselves are spicy, so those who want to opt out of the Lava Sauce can choose either nacho cheese or a milder spicy ranch sauce in its place.
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And for every reported serious case of West Nile Virus—the most common mosquitoborne disease in the US—that damages the nervous system, there are anywhere from 403 to 70 milder cases that go unnoticed.
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While the president has a presumed right to privacy in his communications, the privileges enjoyed by Cabinet officials and senior advisers are much milder, and those officials cannot invoke executive privilege on the president's behalf.
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Today in San Francisco, SPiN ping pong club opens its doors to their fifth location (it would've been the sixth if the chain hadn't shut down in Dubai due to a much milder drinking scene).
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Though ginger is, of course, an irritant, the risks of figging are on the milder side, since ginger is a natural root (don't panic, it's organic!) and the burning sensation only lasts 20-30 minutes.
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In 2014, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Bahrain pulled a much milder version of the move that we're seeing today, withdrawing their ambassadors from Qatar over its support for the Muslim Brotherhood, among other wrongs.
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While the milder temperatures of Fiji mean you will not have a season-long assault as in Cambodia for Kaoh Rong, expect a big event that Probst is billing as a first for the show.
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He stressed that while OTC treatments can be effective for milder acne, people should turn to a board-certified dermatologist if they experience painful and swollen red bumps instead of smaller whiteheads or the like.
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The figures may also be distorted by the weather; although there was a big snowstorm recently on the east coast, the winter has been milder than each of the last two, requiring less power use.
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After outsized results some analysts saw as distorted by the partial government shutdown in the prior two months, data showed U.S. employment growth accelerated from a 22-month low in March, buoyed by milder weather.
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Stonnington has recommended SAMe to some of her patients with depression who, like Cooper, couldn't handle the side effects of prescription drugs, although in her experience it works best in patients with a milder disease.
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When Herrnbräu noticed, for instance, that younger beer drinkers (around 18) on its tours preferred milder beers than drinkers of 40, they came up with a new brew, Panther Weissbier, using the formerly banned wheat.
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In July, the Opinion pages recast a piece by a Georgetown University professor, Michael Eric Dyson, taking it from a blunt critique of white America to a milder one after five Dallas policeman were shot.
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And the addition of those milder cases into data sets will help researchers determine, more accurately, how deadly this virus is, whom it tends to infect, and how often people spread it before showing symptoms.
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These often-milder cases are, on average, about half as infectious as confirmed ones, but are responsible for nearly 80 percent of new cases, according to the report, which was based on data from China.
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But the official agreed with advocates and experts that the numbers also reflect seasonal flows of border crossings; individuals are more likely to travel in milder weather than during the often dangerous heat of summer.
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" In a second, milder dissent, Justice Stephen G. Breyer, joined by Justice Elena Kagan, questioned whether the Trump administration could be trusted to enforce what he called "the proclamation's elaborate system of exemptions and waivers.
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Most hospitals in the United States are behaving in precisely the same way, huddling by the fire in bewilderment, reflexively clinging to the familiar, to the small protocols designed for better times, and milder threats.
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While young children are susceptible to contracting the virus, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has said children with confirmed cases generally exhibit milder symptoms than most adults, unless they have underlying medical conditions.
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When his cancer was diagnosed, we treated him with a multi-drug cocktail of chemotherapy over months, first with more intensive regimens that sidelined him from being able to work, and then with milder medicines.
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The infection, caused by a common bacterium called Mycoplasma pneumonia, causes milder symptoms than pneumonia, including "being tired and having a sore throat, fever, and cough," according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Other companies, especially those that worked with Mr. Bryant, opted for a milder approach: a black-and-white photo paired with a statement honoring his life and expressing concern for the families of the victims.
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Luke Larson, the deputy prosecutor on the case of the Washington State student charged with drunken driving, said several factors favored a milder charge, including her strong academic record and lack of a criminal history.
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People who own dogs have lower blood pressure, healthier cholesterol levels and a milder stress response than those with canine-free homes, Kramer and her team note in the journal Circulation: Cardiovascular Quality and Outcomes.
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"After a positive start to 2016 German economic growth is likely to slowdown, because the usual spring recovery is set to be weaker due to the milder weather in the first quarter," the ministry said.
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Related columns: - Next U.S. recession is likely to be shorter and milder (Reuters, March 26) - Fed wrestles with signs of a slowing economy (Reuters, March 22) - Oil market readies for new IMO regulations (Reuters, Nov.
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China and the United States had differed on how strongly to respond to Pyongyang's most recent test, with Washington urging harsh punitive measures and Beijing emphasizing dialogue and milder U.N. steps confined to non-proliferation.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Researchers have a message for Americans who like the milder winters and agreeable summers experienced in most of the United States since the 1970s thanks to global climate change: enjoy it while you can.
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"I suspect that there is a positive impact from milder weather in February which may have skewed this number to the high side," said Alan Gayle, director of asset allocation at Ridgeworth Investments in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Dr. Malik Peiris, chief of virology at the University of Hong Kong, who has developed a diagnostic test for the virus, said he believed children are being infected — but with a milder version of the virus.
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Actor Daniel Gímenez Cacho's depiction of Zama is a milder version of his literary twin, partly because the novel is full-blown ventriloquism, whereas the movie negotiates internal monologue (Zama's hallucinations are uncanny) with objective camerawork.
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Fullmoon Brewworks, which produces its popular Chalawan Pale Ale in Australia, and Chiang Mai Brewing Company, which brews a hop-heavy IPA and a milder wheat beer in Laos, are two of the more successful examples.
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MARKET OUTLOOKS Fitch forecasts negative 05403% market-wide gaming revenue growth in Macau for 2016, which assumes modest sequential growth in the mass market and leaves room for continued but milder weakness in the VIP segment.
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TMZ broke the story -- Tekashi was allegedly kidnapped and pistol whipped by men armed with guns -- the rapper told cops a much milder version of what happened than what sources close to 6ix9ine initially told us.
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President Trump recently talked about a political transition in Syria; but in much milder terms; as a candidate and as President he never seemed convinced that getting rid of Assad was more important than eliminating ISIS.
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Israeli cuisine tends to have "stronger, a lot more rough" flavors—punchy herbs, unreserved spices, and brazen olive oil—than Centeno's delicate Galician style, which "elevates the fish" by accompanying it with milder companions, Berrebi said.
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For all their weaknesses, at-home tests may still help some people, such as younger patients with milder symptoms, who might either visit a hospital or continue to spread the virus without knowing they have it.
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That coronavirus death rate, which is lower than earlier estimates, takes into account potentially milder cases that often go undiagnosed -- but it's still far higher than the 219% of people who are killed by the flu.
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I thought about using chives as a metaphor for her—milder than an onion but with a slight bite, etc—but really, there's little connection to be made, except that Irit is in the food business.
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A milder fall in factory-gate prices in November than in previous months may have been helped by tentative signs of improvement in manufacturing activity, although economists have noted the recovery could be difficult to sustain.
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For the rest of the country, including the Plains, Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, much of the Midwest and Rocky Mountain states, NOAA is predicting equal chances of a colder than average, average, or milder than average winter.
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The Swedish public broadcaster SVT reported Monday that prosecutors chose a milder charge than what the government's security service had sought, "disloyalty when negotiating with a foreign power," which carries up to a 10-year sentence.
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And it is now not inconceivable that in the near future, Britain could elect Jeremy Corbyn's socialist Labour Party and implement old-fashioned social democracy, while the rest of Europe embraces a milder version of Thatcherism.
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The tech industry's public stance on H-13B has been far milder than its pushback on other immigration issues, but behind the scenes, it's been pumping money into lobbying for the defense and expansion of this program.
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During this heat event, overnight low temperatures will also be milder than average, especially in urban areas, with low temperatures failing to drop below the mid-211s Fahrenheit in the New York to Washington corridor through Tuesday.
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With the approach of milder spring weather, security officials have said they expect fighting to surge as the Taliban, fighting to drive out international forces and re-impose their version of strict Islamic law, step up pressure.
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Yet Gordon opts to make a milder bet by buying the January 130-strike calls and selling the January 130-strike calls for $1.93 per share, or $193 per options spread set to expire on Jan. 20.
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I've been screwed by harsh chemical exfoliants in the past, so it wasn't just the inclusion of the milder glycolic acid that had me excited — the rosewater base seemed to promise a gentle and soothing experience, too.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China is expected to report much slower export growth for April after a strong rebound in March, while imports likely shrank for a fifth straight month but at a milder pace, a Reuters poll showed.
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Given the Justice Department's defence of the revised ban as a new policy wiped clean of all legal infirmities, Mr Trump's acknowledgement that it is simply a somewhat milder form of the first is more than impolitic.
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Another reason is the storm's slow movement, which will ensure snowfall stretching on for about 36 hours in the Washington area, all the while pulling in copious amounts of moisture from a milder than average Atlantic Ocean.
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Another night, I used the blanket and sleep mask while in the throes of a migraine, hoping it might alleviate some of my symptoms — I slept for three hours and woke up with a much milder headache.
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A milder story played out in U.S. markets following the U.S. presidential election last November; S&P 500 futures plummeted overnight as President Donald Trump's rose to victory, and then climbed 6 percent over the next month.
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That included doing away with the label of Asperger's disorder, which was considered a milder form of autism, and creating a new diagnosis—social communication disorder—that will often be applied to people with Asperger's-like symptoms.
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Researchers followed adults with type 2 diabetes over about four years and found that for those with milder eye disease at the start, having sleep apnea was linked to higher odds that it would become more advanced.
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Two days ahead of the first downhill training run, the temperature in Pyeongchang was minus 7 degrees Celsius (19 Fahrenheit), actually somewhat milder than in recent weeks, with both athletes and spectators braced for a chilly Games.
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The milder inflation readings are somewhat at odds with strong import and export data on Thursday, which suggested China's economy largely retained its momentum or possibly even picked up a step at the start of the year.
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There was concern that the "milder" infractions would be conflated with the more serious ones, as if women lack the capacity for critical thinking and discernment about behaviors that are or are not appropriate in professional contexts.
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However, some of those sources, and others who later spoke about the detentions, have since offered milder justifications, describing the arrests as a response to an accumulation of misbehavior rather than a plot against the crown prince.
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Earlier this month, an analysis of data collected by the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention found that children do in fact contract the virus as often as adults, but they tend to have milder symptoms.
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