For one thing, the genes are more active — "order of three to five times more" active, Dr. Chang said.
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In response, Iran would likely take "stronger steps to indicate a willingness to return to more active enrichment or more active research," he said.
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Iranian and its militias are becoming more active in more active in southern Syria, where US forces have a base of operations partly to train local tribesmen to fight ISIS.
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Canada has been more active in this than most countries.
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They are more active both inside and outside of homes.
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No state has been more active, though, than New Jersey.
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But the APIB has become more active in the capital.
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Later, Holt became more active, especially as time grew short.
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The state has 280,24 more active Democratic voters than Republicans.
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The more active they are, the greater the financial reward.
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But more active types will also find this area enticing.
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Messaging apps now have more active users than social networks.
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If markets keep falling, more active policy support comes next.
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"It was much more active last time," he says ruefully.
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A new, more active kind of painting is being born.
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Meanwhile, the Medicaid efforts are more active than ever before.
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Some members were more active than others, the person said.
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He displayed no inclination to play a more active role.
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And it has taken a more active role on trade.
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They are more active, more outgoing, their morale is higher.
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The more active you are, the more relevant you become.
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They do more active things inside of here as well.
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His metaphors are more active than those of most poets.
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Employees have also become more active in their companies' decisions.
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But he's much more active in politics in the broader sense.
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You can also take a more active role with the camera.
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I was able to have more energy and be more active.
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"In the second half we were more active defensively," Aldridge said.
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"As I lost weight, I became much more active," says McGee.
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Now, Trump is taking more active steps to open diplomatic channels.
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The cybersecurity M&A market is active and getting more active.
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Mr Poroshenko and Ms Tymoshenko rely upon older, more active voters.
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Like any other job, some nights are more "active" than others.
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You're going to be a little more active on the boards.
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They&aposre also more active at night than during swimming hours.
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With "Win the Hour," Nike encourages you to be more active.
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Earbuds are the headphones to look at if you're more active.
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China's military has taken a more active role in recent months.
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The more active April contract was up 87 cents at $673.
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Doug CrissWriter I really need to be more active this year.
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HighBar Partners is on the more active end of the continuum.
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Branca lived through it, in a sense more active than passive.
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The Migo's ad-libs and more active delivery frame Stizz perfectly.
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She might step into a more active role in the company.
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Subjects with clean homes were more active, as well as happier.
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Others increased just as the stop and frisk was more active.
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Mr. Taylor chose to amputate to gain a more active life.
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Over the past few weeks, the volcano has become more active.
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Some genes were more active, while others were effectively turned off.
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Tamaki told Motherboard that it's possible the left hemisphere is more active than right in the first cycle of sleep—which was the focus of their study—and that the right could become more active later on.
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"We want to be more active at annual meetings, we want to be more active in swaying companies to have good governance and relate to ESG (environmental, social and governance criteria)," Chief Executive Christian Hyldahl told Reuters.
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The data highlight the challenges of persuading Americans to become more active.
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Episode 5: Sarah Sarah recently started to be more active on Instagram.
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"I'm more active now and I love shopping for clothes," she says.
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What could help them communicate or be more active in their communities?
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Physically going to a special space makes it a more active experience.
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And people's use cases continue to expand as people become more active.
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Amazon will also have to contend with a more active regulatory environment.
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Not every year, but in general it's more active than the Atlantic.
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Twitter has been more active when the lines were more cleanly drawn.
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But he has expressed an interest in becoming more active in politics.
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The bank said clients were more active than in the prior quarter.
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Next year, presuming tax cuts take effect, they could get more active.
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But this year could see more non-traditional investors become more active.
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I believe we need a more active role for governments and regulators.
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Now, the company could be on its way to being more active.
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For more active vacationers, there are also great surfing and windsurfing spots.
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Some central bank leaders have been pushing for a more active approach.
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These first-person scenes turn the movie into a more active experience.
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Companies must take a more active role in developing the talent pipeline.
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They were even more active as buyers than private equity firms themselves.
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Other leaders prefer to spend their alone time in more active ways.
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Schultz has taken a more active role in politics in recent years.
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The only area I'm actually interested in being more active is technology.
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This would let us be more active in giving to the community.
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Morton argues that avoiding intellectual property protection also encourages more active breeding.
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Donna: There needs to be more active women in the gabber scene.
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" Plus, he told Ms. Chernick, "You're much more active than our friends.
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If you're more active, you need even more protein, according to Health.
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She said she planned to become "more vocal, more active" in response.
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Mr. Moskowitz took a more active role in running the drifting studio.
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"Categorically, he is more active, I will grant you that," he said.
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Pandemics also demand a more active role for authorities, for the government.
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Mr. Pence has been far more active in seeking out Republican senators.
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It looks like we now have a more active volcano going forward.
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He has been more active on that front during the tax debate.
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Some cities are starting to take a more active role in this.
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Perhaps more importantly, Russia has become much more active in the region.
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For all of us, we need to take a more active role.
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Is it because we walk more and it makes us more active?
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As inauguration day rapidly approaches, Trump's Twitter fingers are more active than ever.
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But more recently, DOJ has become much more active in scrutinizing agribusiness mergers.
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Now that she's lost the weight, she's more comfortable and much more active.
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The silence is particularly damning because political trolls have never been more active.
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Having more active VCs means there are more opportunities to pitch your company.
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Sotomayor has always been one of the more active judges in oral arguments.
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Companies often take a more active stance than governments do in these areas.
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Cats are more active and playful at night, just like their human counterparts.
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"Saudi Arabia and OPEC have returned to a more active role," he said.
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Cognovi Labs points out that Trump supporters are way more active on Twitter.
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We have got to get people more active for a number of reasons.
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The more-active June contract settled up 48 cents at $1 a barrel.
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Goldman said clients were more active than the same period a year ago.
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The more active June contract was up 89 cents at $67.99 a barrel.
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Compared with the others, the foreigners were much more active on social media.
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"We love going on long walks and enjoy more active holidays," she says.
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Google appears to be taking a more active role, and for good reason.
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But that doesn't mean that we can't be even more active, more discerning.
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Drudge has been relatively more active on Twitter since Trump's inauguration on Jan.
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Over the years, she became more and more active in the Democratic Party.
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Not only is the style more active, but investors themselves must be active.
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In recent years, Schultz has been taking a more active role in politics.
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Today, I am much more active than I was at 17 years old.
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This, in turn, will attract more active foreign investors to enter the market.
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The president has been more active on the media front in recent days.
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I see this as a call to become more active in our communities.
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Democrats on average have more followers per account and have more active followers.
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Since then I have always wanted to become more active in the field.
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Having said that, experts told Axios the season could still get more active.
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Trump has become more active in recent weeks in campaigning for congressional Republicans.
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For more active relaxation, there's yoga by both the ocean and the bay.
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The new policy will reportedly allow for a "more active use" of Tasers.
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She has been more active and overtly opinionated than Kaepernick on social media.
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He expects the firm to become more active in healthcare investments going forward.
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"We need to be more active...and get accurate information out on vaccines."
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Drudge has been relatively more active on Twitter since Trump's inauguration on Jan.
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These acquisitions could result in a more active IPO pipeline for next year.
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But it's in line with the expense ratio charged by more active funds.
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"Germany has to become more active against the far-right," Seehofer told reporters.
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Pizza Hut plans to be even more active with the NFL this year.
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The Obama administration certainly had a responsibility here to be more active. Absolutely.
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The more active you plan to be, the fewer layers you should wear.
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You could earn rewards for quitting smoking or for having a more active lifestyle.
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"It's really just about putting out the ask and being more active," she says.
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The more active April contract settled at $57.16, up 71 cents, or 1.38 percent.
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They're tellin' me how it motivated them to be more fit, be more active.
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They're telling me how it motivated them to be more fit, be more active.
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To get more active, I'm playing in an outdoor mixed sports league this summer.
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She just started a 100-day workout challenge to embrace a more active lifestyle.
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Young professionals today are more health conscious and more active than any other generation.
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But in places like Suffolk County and Montgomery County, Maryland, they are more active.
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But workers there have been more active, staging protests during sales days for years.
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"I think that the investor world is evolving to more active engagement," he said.
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At the margins, he adds, China is shifting to a more active fiscal policy.
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They're clearly much more active, they're taken much more seriously by the average Afghan.
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And the trucks would be more active in residential areas than self-driving taxis.
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China's iQiyi, which is owned by Baidu, currently has more active subscribers than Netflix.
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The first quarter shown above, Q3-2016, was more active in terms of dollars.
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They're getting more active in the delivery of primary care, including worksite health clinics.
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In fact, he was more active than anyone in our entire group of friends.
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So where is Facebook getting the idea that more active engagement will boost happiness?
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But with a puzzle game, I think the logical brain is much more active.
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Veterinarians see the most bites in spring and fall, when snakes are more active.
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Among embassies in Beijing, groupings old and new are becoming more active and useful.
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In more recent months, Amazon has become more active in its fight against counterfeiters.
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Sovereign citizens have been more active in recent years because of Second Amendment issues.
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Microsoft has been a more active investor, including through its M12 corporate venture arm.
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We noticed, however, that they were more active on saltlicks relatively early at night.
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The more-active second-month WTI benchmark gained 38 cents to $59.67 a barrel.
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The more-active second-month WTI benchmark gained 77 cents to $60.06 a barrel.
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Now it shouldn't necessarily be you that does it, you have been more active.
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This year is already more active than 1 in terms of aggregate deal value.
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It advises not swimming between dusk and dawn, when the animals are more active.
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Your dreams become more active as Mars enters Virgo—schedule extra time for rest!
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There have been recent efforts to ease parents' concerns and promote more active commuting.
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It discovered that aging liberals had longer and more active sex lives than conservatives.
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Is this new box set a hint about future plans to be more active?
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Melissa: I'm not the most active person but I'm trying to become more active.
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Chinese companies also are more active in defense sales abroad, including advanced military drones.
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In 2012 and 2013, bots were also more active on the internet than people.
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Then the child welfare agency is expected to take a more active role. Yes.
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People are more active, and they&aposve got to plan for a longer time.
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A Justice Kavanaugh is likely to be a more active participant during oral arguments.
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Simply reducing sedentary behavior by engaging in more active leisure time can also help.
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But in mice, it appeared THCP was more active than THC at lower doses.
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A new group, Tsunami Democratic, has emerged, advocating more active forms of civil disobedience.
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Guests can go on treks to see them or the more active golden monkeys.
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Because, so often you hear, well, the Liberty guys might get more active here.
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It's conceivable that people who live in cities come to value more active government.
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Some lawmakers want the Fed to take a more active role in fintech developments.
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Trading in sovereign bonds was among the more active, but still saw little change.
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"I believe we need a more active role for governments and regulators," he wrote.
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Adam, The Times reported, began to take a more active role in the studio.
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Thus each urban innovation exemplifies an ever-more active responsiveness hardwired into human beings.
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Brent's more-active second month rose more than $1.20 a barrel at the session high.
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Trump's overall campaign operation is also much more active already than that of past presidents.
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Aziz also said the United Nations should play a more active role in combating terrorism.
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Bolton's Hill strategy Bolton also appears to have a more active presence on the Hill.
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For people with misophonia, that region was more active when they listened to trigger sounds.
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Under Mr Mutua, who became the CEO last year, it has become far more active.
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Over the last three years, we have become much more active in doing M&A.
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Even the most simple games are more active (at least mentally) than passively watching television.
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On the investment front, PayPal has become more active in the last year or so.
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The more-active January contract LCOF23.2 fell 203 cents to settle at $220 a barrel.
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She's more active these days on Instagram or Twitter, but still updates her DeviantArt occasionally.
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The union had previously criticized Spohr for not playing a more active role in negotiations.
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"I see him happier, more active than before," his mother, Nancy Lopez, said in September.
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Both demographics and the trend toward more active living are driving buyers to these developments.
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He also advocates that government and regulators "need a more active role" in this process.
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LeapfrogThis position is nearly identical to Mopping, except it gives the receiver more active control.
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In recent months, Obama has taken on a more active role on the campaign trail.
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The more active Brent contract for September delivery traded down $1.19 at $3.13 a barrel.
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In a sense, active managers have become more active, making bigger bets on individual stocks.
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The firm says "we need a more active role for governments and regulators" (see article).
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So I wanted to show a different, more active Chewbacca because he's a bit younger.
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But technology, tricks and the times demand that we be more active, skeptical and discerning.
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Something we notice every year is that the girls are more active than the boys.
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You might think that the more popular you become, the more active you should be.
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These doctors doubtless wanted to help patients in pain to lead happier, more active lives.
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In fact, it seems that Dodger has helped Evans be more active on social media.
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I'm the last person who needs an excuse to get up and be more active.
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And shareholders have become much more active in terms of rejecting some executive pay deals.
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Among the more active debates: Will the currency adjust perfectly or will retail prices rise?
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Some nations had expected Beijing would be more active in making proposals at the Nov.
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"The more active I am, the better I feel," Mr. Merseth said in an interview.
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Lambert revealed that her hubby has also encouraged her to live a more active lifestyle.
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Users who traded cryptocurrency on Square's Cash App were significantly more active on the service.
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A new president could, theoretically, usher in a more active American role in the conflict.
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"I always wish the Democrats would take a more active, progressive role," O'Donnell told Hill.
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We must take more active management approaches to address catastrophic wildfires long before they ignite.
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But browsers are now taking a more active role in shaping the content they display.
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Obama has been more active in this year's midterm elections than some previous ex-presidents.
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LOS ANGELES — Airbnb wants to take a much more active role in planning your vacation.
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We wanted to do something, say something, and get down to business, become more active.
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With the gene more active, patients with the mutation may be better protected against cancer.
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Now tangled, even crazed, they are further agitated by more active uses of the ink.
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UKRAINE PRESIDENT SAYS ASKS UNITED STATES TO TAKE MORE ACTIVE POSITION IN SETTLING DONBASS CONFLICT
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Pointer and Dalmatian mixes have more active temperaments ... despite what this cute photo may suggest.
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After six decades of launching devices into space, commercial companies are more active than ever.
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The more active Brent contract for September delivery LCOc2 settled at $49.71, down 3.1 percent.
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Trading in Amazon shares could become more active when the company reports earnings next week.
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The more active May U.S. crude futures rose $21.1 to settle at $22.2 a barrel.
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Even simple positive behaviors such as eating healthier and being more active have notable benefits.
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"Advisor-sold plans tend to have more active underlying managers and higher fees," he said.
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But she said she felt compelled to become more active as the impeachment investigation advanced.
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As the polyps grew more active, I found myself investing them with little gelatinous personalities.
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The Islamic State militants have also taken a more active role in staging terrorist attacks.
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Lobbyists for the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association have been more active and outspoken.
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"I believe we need a more active role for governments and regulators," Mr. Zuckerberg wrote.
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She was bigger, stronger, and more active; we were both ready for her to start.
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He said Ankara was pressing members of the U.N. Security Council to be more active.
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You have a feminist movement more active and galvanized than it's been in my lifetime.
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Like it or not, it will make you a better reader, a more active noticer.
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They also enhance social and civic participation, taking more active roles in local politics and governance.
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Most immediately, we need more active, visible, armed and body armored police personnel patrolling public areas.
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It's time that leaders across the organization take personal responsibility and play a more active role.
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So it&aposs difficult to argue that the strongman has become more active since he left.
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Bloated bellies can take an extra toll during the summer, when people are naturally more active.
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Black students "tend to be much more active" with news on social media, the report said.
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I've been a lot more active lately, and I can literally feel my metabolism speeding up.
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The headphones fit comfortably and the sport clips provide more security if you are more active.
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Cars that now sit idle could become much more active, which would drastically change parking needs.
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It's true that teens today are more active on social media than any other age demographic.
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"As with anything else, the more threatened people feel, the more active they are," Culley said.
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And the diaspora was more active than ever this year, the centenary of the country's independence.
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Not surprising, when you consider how much more active most of them are on dating apps.
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Specifically, flight attendants are now permitted "more active use" of stun guns when it's deemed necessary.
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"I started feeling better about myself when I started becoming more and more active," he says.
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La Niña, a cooling of those same waters, has been linked to more active hurricane seasons.
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I personally like to set goals quarterly as it helps me stay a little more active.
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Additionally, players take a more active role in the "punishment" or "motivation" phases in the sequel.
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"Europe must stand together more, be more active and go more on the offensive," Ayrault said.
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I believe this orange-striped kitty is Garfield, and he recently adopted a more active lifestyle.
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The finance ministry has pledged a more active fiscal policy to help bolster China's slowing economy.
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This is partly possible because big institutional investors are becoming more active, often behind the scenes.
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A tax bill remains elusive, with the White House insisting on taking a more active role.
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One symptom of depression can be psychomotor retardation, which medication reduces, helping people become more active.
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Messenger's meteoric rise continued as it added one hundred million more active users every few months.
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There's a sign language video for "Anybody" by the way—a more active connection than silence.
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He thought that people with more active sense of smell were more prone to psychological problems.
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When communism collapsed, the Patriarchate of Moscow had more active parishes in Ukraine than in Russia.
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It has in recent years become a more active shareholder as it has grown in heft.
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Over the last two years, Germany has played a more active global role, diplomatically and militarily.
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Inotropic medication helps him and others with advanced heart failure breathe easier and be more active.
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" He even predicted that Beijing officials could begin "taking a more active role outside their borders.
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Nonetheless, with defaults accelerating and many more cases like Evergreen's expected, policymakers are becoming more active.
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Absent more active and accurate sentiment scoring, support and outrage alike can amplify the same content.
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If you're going to link ambient music to politics, I hope it's more active than passive.
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"Facebook has more active users in Europe than in the US," tweeted parliament member Guy Verhofstadt.
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If you want to be more active, you can incorporate ankle weights into your regular workouts.
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If someone else wanted to be more active and sporty, we showed them our athletics socks.
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The same also holds true for existing subscribers, who, on average, are now more active, too.
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Last month I went back to that district, and found the women more active than ever.
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Mr Márquez's new FARC may get more active support from Venezuela than the original force did.
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Sativa is a little more active, he explained, and lets you go normally about your day.
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Fortunately, there are practical strategies to help men become both better listeners and more active listeners.
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Donald Trump has called on NATO to play a more active role in the Middle East.
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That said, he had lain low, so attention was put on people who were more active.
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"...In the future, logistics with Kenya will become even more active," Sato said in a tweet.
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"The right solution is definitely for the government to take a more active role," she said.
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Stories are more of a passive consumption experience, whereas private messaging is more active and intimate.
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"My impression is that France is being more active in support of Paris," Michael Kemmer told journalists.
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But I'm carrying less weight, and I'm more active, and I can feel energy throughout the day.
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Just to see if something could come of it and people would become more active which…yeah.
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But with Congress looking more active, its Senate prospects are looking slightly more promising this time around.
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The more active U.S. crude for April delivery CLJ7 closed the session up 1 percent at $553.
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Facebook said yesterday it would take a more active role in scrubbing its site of violent threats.
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In anticipation of the new regulations, some US firms have been more active in policing their content.
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But I was bored, itching to do something more active, to get out from behind the desk.
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The more active next-month Brent contracts were down $2.02, or 4 percent, at $48.66 a barrel.
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As Mr Trump turns his back on the United States' southern neighbours, Mexico may become more active.
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Of course, some of these communities are more active than others, and there's some overlap between them.
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BSP has been more active in pursuing growth opportunities in Greater China compared with other local peers.
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When it comes to more active abilities, Fortier thinks Typhoon is a good one for combat players.
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Flies being more active than beetles, AgriProtein's farm employs huge cages to hold them by the million.
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" He added, "I have my own plans...I hope I do inspire more to be more active.
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But his dad George H.W. Bush is more active, however he only has a selective 19 follows.
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Compare this to Tinder, which hasn't expanded beyond dating despite having many more active users than Bumble.
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She discovered that previously under-activated areas in the dyslexic brain are more active after the course.
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They also found evidence for more (or more active) flavonoid-degrading bacteria in the weight-cycling mice.
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Increasingly, corporations are beginning to make direct investments and family offices are becoming more active as well.
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But new rules will allow for "more active use" of Tasers, a Korean Air spokesperson told CNN.
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It is nobody's fault but your own that the other side's voices were more active and reliable.
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SunTrust has been more active in the realm of sponsor finance—lending to private equity backed businesses.
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Some scientists believe that those with mirror-touch synesthesia have more active mirror neurons than most people.
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But progress can be made, and my government is prepared to play a more active diplomatic role.
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" Europe's regulators are tougher, but it's not actually a problem: "Yes, the [European Commission] is more active.
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They're typically more active on moonless nights and spend their days tucked inside reef caves and crevices.
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Uber board member Arianna Huffington took on a more active role in Uber after the blog post.
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The more active February Brent crude futures LCOG9 lost 45 cents to settle at $450.53 a barrel.
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"Unless trade becomes more active, the Nikkei is unlikely to rise and stay above 23,000," Fujito said.
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By taking a more active role, women will gain more clarity, confidence and control of their lives.
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The sun was also more active in 2012, near the maximum phase of its cycle of activity.
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Rick Scott is officially in the race and is beginning to get more active on the trail.
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It's a fine time to take a more active role in managing your present and future finances.
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"The primary thing that we can see right away is that they're much more active," she said.
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When her husband Barack was US President, Michelle launched a campaign aimed at getting kids more active.
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Global investors are becoming more active in pushing companies to take meaningful actions to combat climate change.
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The more active next-month Brent contracts were down $2.03, or 4 percent, at $48.65 a barrel.
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However, these customers tended to return new release discs much slower than more active customers, so DVD.
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It funds 93 F-35 fighter jets, 6900 new Navy ships and 15,600 more active-duty troops.
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It might create a more active (Chinese) central bank to ensure the yuan doesn't appreciate too much.
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The nonprofit bills itself as an organization that helps disabled adults achieve more active and involved lives.
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Lovell Minnick Partners is one of the more active private equity investors in the wealth management industry.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has become more active in cracking down on cryptocurrency-related speculation.
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There are a lot more active organizations in Washington representing business than there are public interest groups.
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And in fact, there are other Lovecraft gods who are more active in some of his stories.
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Just as worrisome, neighboring countries have begun to play more active and, for the Americans, destructive roles.
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The point of the council is to help find ways to motivate kids to be more active.
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Conservatives complained that he should have played a more active role in the negotiations to avoid that.
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Trump has a more active role in his own reality TV. He knows how to shape things.
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But the president actually could be way more active and way more powerful if he chose to.
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It's the kind of book that makes you a better reader, a more active and subtle noticer.
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There's still opportunity for banks to find new customers and encourage existing ones to be more active.
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Instead we had endorsed what we thought of as a more active but balanced approach to regulation.
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The investigation led by Ms. Kestenbaum and Ms. White has been more active than the earlier effort.
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Broaden your gaze at what's available to you in terms of feeling more social and more active.
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It will be more dangerous for U.S. troops in Afghanistan where Shia militias have become more active.
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The more-active second-month WTI benchmark was up 95 cents, or 1.74%, at $54.44 a barrel.
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The more-active second-month WTI benchmark was up 45 cents, or 0.8%, at $53.94 a barrel.
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Under Campion, Isabel becomes a more active participant in her downfall than she was in the novel.
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Her Instagram account is a bit more active, allowing some — carefully crafted — glimpses into the superstar's life.
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The more active May U.S. crude futures rose $21.1 to $63.56 a barrel at 2:20 p.m.
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Tsimané men, who are typically more active than the women, experienced similar but smaller increases in BMI.
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That indicated that the comet was much more active earlier in its lifetime, Dr. El-Maarry said.
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Even with companies becoming more active in the political process, the power of the association is strong.
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His aides note that previous mayors have taken a more active role in the city's subway system.
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This show asks how the white cube can open us up to more active states of learning.
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But we're actually enabling these guys to really have a much more active business for their fleets.
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I think risk will pick up later in the spring and summer [when mosquitoes are more active].
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Transition Contacts with Foreign Persons The transition period after the election was even more active than the campaign.
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The central government has called for a "more active" fiscal policy, including tax cuts, to support the economy.
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We can't do much about aging, but we can be more active and we can change our diets.
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"Our older daughters have Facebook accounts, too, but both of them are more active on Instagram," Adler said.
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Why it matters: Major web platforms are getting more active about stemming voter suppression ahead of the election.
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In recent years the royals are seen to have grown more active, both in politics and in business.
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The Ultimate Guide to Personal Finance Want to live a better, more active life one year from now?
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I now opt for them over my Adidas and my Nikes for both casual and more active wear.
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"We have a duty to be more active and more constructive in participating in public life," Felten said.
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China is becoming a more active participant in the UN, but it is not trying to dominate it.
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By this summer, Mr. Trump's trade war had helped to force the Fed into a more active mode.
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Although users still have access to free courses, Coursera has been more active in promoting its paid options.
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The key to unlocking this longevity dividend is to turn the over-65s into more active economic participants.
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The Apple Watch's self-surveillance did prompt me to be more active, though, I'll give the Watch that.
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CareKit is "empowering people to take a more active role in their care," said Apple COO Jeff Williams.
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"If the cancer was more active, I would entertain chemo a lot quicker," Gregg told pal Cynthia Bailey.
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But even though he's still confined to his wheelchair, Hollar is adamant about maintaining a more active lifestyle.
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When Gizmodo graphed out Andreessen's likes per day, we can see he became more active after the election.
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Sean calls; he's more active later in the afternoon, so that's when we usually have in-depth conversations.
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The result of more active management will be a wider range of returns, dispersed around the same mean.
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This severe weather season could be more active than usual through the end of May, per the Post.
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It looks like several subsidiaries of European banks were among the more active creators of these offshore accounts.
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European, US and Asian banks are becoming more active in the UK syndicated loan market as a result.
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If you live in a smaller town, the burden's on you to be an even more active parent.
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U.S. crude's more-active May contract, which would be front-month from Tuesday, rose 53 cents to $41.67.
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So far this year, trade with China is more active than the bank originally expected, Andrey Shemetov said.
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Putin told reporters that he agreed on the need for more active talks to resolve the Syrian war.
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They're actually going to get more active in trading, as well, so I think it's a good future.
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America's friends hope that the new president to be elected in November will take a more active role.
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They were active throughout the day, and were more active in the early morning than their younger peers.
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The more active Brent futures contract for delivery in July LCON7 closed at $2843 Friday, up 23 cents.
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"They're looking at a more active harvest pace," said Jim Gerlach, president of broker AC Trading in Indiana.
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The Russian navy, its submarine force in particular, is getting more sophisticated and becoming more active around Europe.
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I'm also going to try to nurture my long distance friendships and be more active in my church.
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North Korea is only one of the foreign policy issues where Congress is taking a more active role.
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After the Basingstoke campaigns, Banks told me, he occasionally considered taking a more active role in British politics.
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Furthermore, Democrats and liberal groups are likely to be more active during this confirmation process than during Gorsuch's.
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The social media giant reported surging sales of digital ads, more active users than expected and accelerated revenue.
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Troops: The bill matches the administration's request for 15,600 more active-duty troops and 800 more reserve troops.
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She told the staff that the President had asked her to take a more active role in communications.
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He needs to beat better guys and be more active, and then he might get his title shot.
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Overall, Diaz said, he hopes the findings help encourage people to become more active in their daily lives.
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Meanwhile, those same stress hormones make the amygdala more active, dominating the PFC and its decision-making process.
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And while the vast majority are citizens, even those who are not are taking a more active role.
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Investors need to become much more active if they truly want to understand the risks to their investments.
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Twenty years ago, at the height of the Japanese economic boom, yakuza syndicates across Japan were more active.
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That's why people tend to be more — I wouldn't say aggressive, but be more active with the protest.
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Preventing future obesity cases will require making it easier for people to eat healthfully and be more active.
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The next day, he announced his disapproval of my idea that schools should have more active shooter training.
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"We are a lot more active," said Dave West, an owner of Re/Max Costa del Sol Properties.
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Sure enough, tests showed more active T cells lingering in the lungs of monkeys vaccinated the new way.
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The September contract expires later on Tuesday and the more-active October contract was down $1.33 at $74.22.
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Government bond yields have been moving up considerably in anticipation of inflation pressures and a more active Fed.
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But usually, he said, in a more active season more storms form farther south, in the tropical Atlantic.
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This year's hurricane season should be normal or slightly more active than average, government forecasters said on Thursday.
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The government is trying to put pressure on Korean companies to be more active and helpful in hiring.
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As Scorpio season draws near, your house of pleasure (via dating, creative pursuits, or partying) becomes more active.
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In addition to more active-duty troops, the spending plan incorporates additional money recently requested for missile defense.
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"As time went on and the more angry I got, that's when I got more active," he said.
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"Mobsters are where power and money are," said Nicola Gratteri, one of Italy's more active anti-mafia investigators.
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"The pas de bourrée should be faster; the turn, less but more active," he said, as she adjusted.
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These genes were much more active when the men had fasted before exercise than when they had breakfasted.
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The customer could even become more active in the supply chain with this type of tech in place.
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Government bond yields have been moving up in anticipation of inflation pressures and a more active Federal Reserve.
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He also said that he wished he had been more active in speaking out against the firm's practices.
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Mr. Schaffer has been more active giving to state and national candidates, mostly Democrats, including $2,500 to Gov.
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"It will portend a more active Republican antitrust regime than we've seen in the past," the lawyer continued.
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As the song's ominously driving chords build to a danceable beat, the video gets more active as well.
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By giving consumers points that can buy goodies, Sweatcoin hopes to incentivize couch potatoes to become more active.
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The GRU has become much more active since the annexation of Crime because of a broader foreign policy.
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I think there has to be much more active public participation in pushing the politicians in the right direction.
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"What has to happen is airlines have to take a more active role in providing flight time," he said.
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The federal government needs to play a more active role in encouraging public-private partnerships to further boost investment.
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And if you're anything like us, you've probably vowed to get more active and find a new workout routine.
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One possible answer: because Mark Zuckerberg himself wants to start taking a more active role in the VR industry.
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For example, the microRNA molecules are more active in our ankles, and less active in our knees and hips.
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They couldn't tell if they were lifelong runners or were just more active than their peers in old age.
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We had founder and a CEO, we moved to co-CEOs, we now have a more active executive chairman.
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In particular, baby-boomers in their dotage have cash and are more active and adventurous than generations before them.
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Twitter's suspension of the account indicates a more active move against the spread of misinformation on the social platform.
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She recently took away his PlayStation and signed him up for flag football so he would be more active.
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The momentum swung in the second quarter as the Spurs' Kawhi Leonard (team-high 19 points) became more active.
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And whether you think that's good or bad, you can't deny that it's a more active way of reading.
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"Our military dominance will be unquestioned," with a bigger Navy, a bigger Air Force, and more active-duty soldiers.
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In the film, Jyn is more active than even her two main action heroine predecessors, Princess Leia and Rey.
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The more-active May contract CLK6, which would be front-month from Tuesday, finished up 38 cents at $41.52.
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The more-active second-month WTI benchmark gained 94 cents, or 1.6 percent, to settle at $60.23 a barrel.
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The administration, since taking office, has put pressure on China to take a more active role in restraining Pyongyang.
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I bet we'll see Airbnb as a brand that takes a more active role in construction in the future.
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Although users still have access to free courses, the company has been more active in promoting its paid options.
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The Pentagon approved a request to send 2,100 more active-duty and National Guard troops to the southern border.
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There are the more active fitness products (see: Jaybirds and Powerbeats) and the general lifestyle ones (Airpods, et al.).
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It fit with the research, that maybe the vibration of the music encourages the yeast to be more active.
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In recent years it has shifted to a more active investment strategy, with a focus on jobs and development.
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"We can expect Larry to take a more active role until a replacement is found," he told Business Insider.
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If one side of their face is more active than the other side, they might be faking the emotion.
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The company has started depicting its princesses in more active poses on toy packaging and emphasizing their various personalities.
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He said the market is anticipating a stronger economy, possibly a more active Fed and a wider budget deficit.
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Gazprom's trading arm, Gazprom Marketing and Trading, has also been more active on European hubs selling gas, traders said.
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News of this attack shows that the hackers behind the LockerGoga ransomware may be more active than previously thought.
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Foreign investments into U.S. startups, especially from China, are considered much more carefully thanks to a more active CFIUS.
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The Reserve Bank of India, the country's central bank, is taking a more active role in scrutinising the sector.
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The students who weren't rudely pulled out of bed at an ungodly hour, however, had more active BS detectors.
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In northern Siberia, temperatures have also soared into the 90s, resulting in a more active wildfire season than normal.
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The more active regions of the sun appear brighter because they emit more light and energy, according to NASA.
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Howard Marks believes top investors can still thrive even as trading machines become more active in the financial markets.
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He has appointed more active and retired generals to serve as political appointees than any president in recent memory.
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Comey suggested that officers are deterred from more active policing because they fear being filmed and ending up online.
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His role has become more important as Amazon has become a more active buyer and investor in recent years.
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Suggestions that the department allow the housing industry and its experts to take a more active role were ignored.
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Well-muscled people also tend to be more active than others, he says, which helps to protect the heart.
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"Encouraging members to be more active is kind of encouraging the creation of a base of potential," he said.
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Perhaps the film shouldn't have used her that way, and Tarantino should have wanted her to be more active.
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Other factors have also played a role in a quieter Atlantic hurricane season and a more active Pacific season.
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Do you think that you, or your peers, would be more active politically if you were able to vote?
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Do you think that you, or your peers, would be more active politically if you were able to vote?
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Trading in the currency market has become more active, traders said, though volume has not returned to normal levels.
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And their European counterparts, long considered more active in enforcing competition rules, have been stepping up scrutiny as well.
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More active security measures like two-factor-authentication are available in Ring&aposs security options, but they&aposre optional.
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In the United States, activists published guides showing Americans how they could become more active in protecting human rights.
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When a higher percentage of voters casts a ballot, elected officials represent a more active percentage of the electorate.
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They're thus more active about social justice and inequality issues, participating in movements like #BlackLivesMatter and the Women's March.
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Companies need to be ahead of the law — more active and progressive in changing their cultures for the better.
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Encouraging institutional shareholders to be more active in companies they invest in can maximise long-term value, ESMA said.
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Overall, Democrats were on the air in every such district during the week, and in most cases more active.
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He first worked as an engineer after college but hated sitting in a cubicle and wanted something more active.
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Facebook (FB) CEO Mark Zuckerberg said in March that governments and regulators should play a "more active role" online.
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These programs are part of what several agencies hope will lead to a more active defense of government systems.
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As Chinese private-equity firms become more active in overseas dealmaking, they have been bolstering their offshore fundraising abilities.
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In general, the results suggest that "people who are generally more active are generally happier and, in the moments when people are more active, they are happier," says Gillian Sandstrom, a study co-author who was a postdoctoral researcher at Cambridge and is now a lecturer in psychology at the University of Essex.
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The family saw Azriel becoming more active on social media, which to them was a sign she was breaking free.
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You're at a point where you take a more active role in the kind of work you want to do.
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But what if your role in the movie-making process were more active than merely sitting down and eating popcorn?
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Your dreams (and daydreams) will become more active, and through them, your inner voice will deliver to you important messages .
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Cohen recently became more active in church, friends said, and enjoyed watching Good Morning America and listening to country music.
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Aksoy said the international community needed to be more active in facilitating the safe return of refugees to the zone.
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This study was part of a broader effort to encourage adults in the greater Boston area to be more active.
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"Boys are usually more active than girls, therefore boys are more likely to be recognized due to hyperactivity," he said.
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Patients should be encouraged and empowered to be more active in their health care, Mazor told Reuters Health by phone.
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Adding to Silicon Valley's anxiety, the Federal Bureau of Investigation has taken a more active role in policing Chinese investment.
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The point of activity monitoring on the Apple Watch is to make me more active, and it kind of works!
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Learning to eat nutritious and balanced meals and having a more active lifestyle allowed her to shed the unwanted pounds.
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We think the gray looks great on People's 2010 Sexist Man Alive, who happens to be more active than ever.
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That's why we're taking a more active role in supporting positive tech work and holding government accountable on tech issues.
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He and his running mate Kirchner have both said they favor a more active role by government in the economy.
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Additionally, they note that the endocannabinoid system is more active in young mice and the THC could be overstimulating it.
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For couples where one partner is more active on social media than the other, the dynamic can be more complicated.
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A recent nationwide study found that using robots encouraged over a third of residents to become more active and autonomous.
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"Pretty much we were told that the tumor is becoming more active," Gabe's dad Josh Marshall told CNN affiliate KWCH.
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For those that are more active, there's ice hockey, skiing and sailing or kayaking through glaciers in the Beagle Channel.
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Not having an immediate creative community here has meant I've had to be more active in my own creative consumption.
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Rather than joining a gym for this year's resolution, maybe we should strive to make everyday life more active instead.
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The study found that men were generally more active than women across all age groups, especially with high-intensity activities.
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Beefed-up police departments, pushing officers to be more active, have produced many more convictions and therefore many more inmates.
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Experts say that liberal celebs hoping to stymie Trump are likely to become more active over the next three months.
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The United States previously tried to pressure China into taking a more active role in restraining North Korea's nuclear ambitions.
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It also has new competition features that let you challenge friends to see who is more active in a week.
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"In some ways, I'm much more active than I was 10 years ago," the 53-year-old Mr. O'Brien said.
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Congress must take a more active role in engaging the Muslim community—our greatest ally in the fight against extremism.
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Amid heightened tensions between the US and Iran, other major powers have been more active in the Persian Gulf region.
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"You're basically preforming to make your parents feel better so they can be more active and parent you," Borg said.
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Some supporters of the program criticized Mr. Cuomo for not taking a more active role in bringing about a compromise.
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EBay reported nearly 2 million more active buyers in the third quarter to reach 168 million, excluding customers in India.
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We must act now and integrate more active management tools into the protection of our public lands and rural communities.
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For veterans who prefer a more active, physical career path, working in a warehouse could be the right career choice.
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In general, people became more active in promoting equal rights, whether that was leaders or everyday individuals making statements publicly.
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While all honeys possess some level of antimicrobial activity, certain ones are up to 100 times more active than others.
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Leaps & Bounds Little Loves Plush Puppy Toy, available on Petco for $5.99Plush toys can help encourage a more active playtime.
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The Department of Justice and other intelligence agencies have taken a more active and public approach to monitoring social networks.
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The FBI tracked more active shootings in 2017 than any other year on record, according to a recently released report.
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If the characters were more active, or even just funnier, that might make them more palatable to hang out with.
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"The left hemisphere was more active for lexically marked sounds — meaningful words — but not for ... meaningless sound sequences," he writes.
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Valve announced on Thursday that it would start taking more active steps to moderate Steam's forums, beginning on September 25.
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I prefer peak experiences, and for that reason sex only happens when I am the aggressor or more active partner.
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But now, they should be more active to renew public faith, said Jack Clark, strategy and communications director at OpenAI.
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"Snapchat consists of a more active user base, which creates more content than the average Instagram user," the report said.
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But I will tell you this: The debate about this, the discussion internally, is going to get much more active.
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It's only been a week since the game's release, and it already has more active users than dating app Tinder.
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But the smaller, family businesses like Shrader's tend to take a more active role in finding the ashes' rightful home.
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There are more active satellites orbiting the Earth than ever: more than 1,700, according to the Union of Concerned Scientists.
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Rachel Johnson Greer, managing partner at Cascadia Seller Solutions, says Amazon has become more active in monitoring such products lately.
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Only Donald Trump (30,700+ tweets) and Ted Cruz (13,800+ tweets) have been more active over their careers on the site.
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And it suggests more active efforts to take on the media will be part of the Trump campaign's reelection playbook.
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In their 50s, they may want to do more active things now and less active things 10 years from now.
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The Japanese automaker last month, said that it is considering more active strategies into autonomous driving, including mergers and acquisitions.
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Amber Walsh, 41, who came to Washington from Connecticut for the march, said she plans to be more active locally.
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In recent years the world's biggest sovereign wealth fund has become a more active shareholder, trying to influence companies' attitudes.
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The US Navy has kept a close eye on ever-more active Russian submarines, which are ranging across the Atlantic.
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But thinkers like Walker see a more active and inspiring use for philanthropy — a way to improve outcomes for everyone.
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Here's a quick checklist of the basics to help you get started: Remember, the more active you are, the better.
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Rather, they want to encourage a government more active in providing services and benefits like health care, transportation and housing.
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Obviously, it's made me want to be more neighborly, to be more active and intentional in how I extend care.
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"The sun gets more active and less active in an 11-year cycle approximately," explained Dr. Trondsen, the aurora expert.
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He goes to Angel, telling her he wants to learn about and be a more active part of her life.
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"They were not necessarily more active than men, but just worked in different circles and had different conversations," said Amarasingam.
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"My aches and pains began to subside to a more 'normal' level and I started to get more active," he says.
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To make the country's government match up with the majority's beliefs, Obama thinks liberals need to become more active in politics.
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Serra said that Brazil, along with Mercosur, will be more active in seeking bilateral trade deals to bolster the group's exports.
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According to a source, while he still "needs to get his eating in check," Kardashian has definitely been "more active" lately.
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The company quickly learned that both NES-era gamers and the "more active gamer" — as Fils-Aime puts it — were interested.
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As more Harry Potter fans became more active online, they made discussion of YA fiction, fantasy, and science fiction seem commonplace.
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If Kim Kardashian's New Year's resolution was to be more active on social media this year, well, she's certainly on track.
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Denham added that fitness companies, trampoline parks and grocery stores have also been more active in opening new locations of late.
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Was there one tech company that was more aggressive, more active, that you were communicating with a lot more than others?
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Firms that are more active users of internal hotline systems for compliance achieve a higher return on assets, the study found.
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Two new studies claim that hundreds of genes actually kept expressing—and, in some cases, become more active—after death occurred.
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Matt McIlwain, a managing director at Madrona Ventures, said it made sense for Amazon to become a more active startup investor.
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It's something that allows me to still work, but also be more active at home and be present for my daughter.
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For his part, CEO Mark Zuckerberg has called for stricter internet regulation and for governments to take a more active role.
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In high school, my mom was borderline obsessed with getting me out of the house for a 'more active social life.
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In this environment, it is compulsory that NATO is more active and it specifically has to offer more support to allies.
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I tend to apply more active masks like the kinds that help diminish breakouts, in targeted areas like the T-zone.
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"Brown fat becomes more active in cooler temperatures to help keep us warm," explains Aaron Cypess, an endocrinologist at the NIH.
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While American lawmakers are still mostly talking about regulating the tech industry, their counterparts in Europe have been far more active.
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Rather, it just means that the more you exercise, the more active your sweat glands are likely to be in general.
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Parscale, for example, has become more active on Twitter, but largely stays away from TV and public appearances with the president.
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Rob has been more active and less reclusive since news broke in late January that he is dating Blac Chyna, 28.
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Trading was thin ahead of the weekend and the more active WTI contract CLc2 for July delivery settled down 26 cents.
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So I'm trying to show up to more things and post more on social media and try to be more active.
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They found that those who correctly identified the Chinese-English accent had a more active brain response, Grey tells The Verge.
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It had been bought three years earlier at Sotheby's, when Russian and Chinese buyers were much more active, for £1.1 million.
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"I think Manny because hes been more active," Ruiz told us on his way out of Trejo's Tacos in Los Angeles.
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Instagram, too, has been pushing more active communication through enhancements to direct messaging and a whole standalone app for the feature.
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The work ranges from creating content about our podcasts for Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn, to more active audience engagement and development.
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The company has also become more active around data storage mechanisms that don't necessarily involve Microsoft's own SQL Server database software.
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Internationally-minded firms that trade with both EU and non-EU countries were more active in contingency planning, the survey showed.
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The more active dogs go to veterans who need help to get out and the calmer dogs go to children. pic.twitter.
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With his huge wealth, he is seen as capable of supporting more active opposition to the government, if he chose to.
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Does he want a special dinner with the family, or would he prefer a more active activity, like going hiking together?
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Image: NASAInSight landed close to the equator and is currently experiencing the Martian winter—a time when storms become more active.
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The study's findings, published in Scientific Reports, are the latest to suggest that dogs can motivate us to be more active.
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But that might have been the point: liberals who wish Roberts would be more active in the trial praised the query.
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Did he miss an opportunity by not capitalizing on the operation he built and running it in a more active way?
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"Sometimes people will pay a premium to come in early," Vernon said, which is often when the animals are more active.
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"We are seeing a move towards Asian banks (which) are certainly becoming more active financing resources development in Australia," Stephan said.
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She also picked a Solid & Striped swimsuit that lent itself to more active moments, then proved it with a cartwheel Boomerang.
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Unlike just popping a pill, these more active treatments may help patients develop strategies for coping with chronic pain, Birke said.
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Kilmer also appears to be more active in recent months, posting pictures of himself in Miami and London to his Facebook.
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But the regions associated with the actual experience of losing a bet were significantly more active in the high-stress group.
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This was also not Yoda's first four-legged appearance at the convention, though, earlier Yodas may have been more active participants ...
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"With this new structure, some steps will be taken to be more active in the struggle against terror," the source said.
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In the nineteen-eighties, as Julian's health declined, the Smith sons began to take a more active role in running Sinclair.
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Every woman, no matter what her current financial situation is, should assume a more active role in her financial well-being.
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As they got older, and much more active, I felt I didn't have as much energy to keep up with them.
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The Nisyros caldera is one of the more active parts of this formation, with high tectonic activity recorded in recent years.
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But Frank believes Facebook could take a more active approach when it comes to stewarding the mental health of its users.
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Even within my more active portfolio, I do have some stocks and funds that I consider to be "long-term" investments.
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Anunoby was much more active than Saturday against Butler, his first game back after missing three with a sprained left ankle.
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Senate Republicans have also come under pressure from other prominent conservatives to play a more active role in Trump's defense. Rep.
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But if Beijing aims to downplay regional rivalries going forward, it may take a more active role in resolving future disputes.
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In contrast, forward guidance is more active than ever and there do not appear to be plans to wind it down.
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Florida has one of the more active death rows in the country, with 390 prisoners, and a brisk pace of executions.
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The twirls of her synthesizers are brighter, sweeter, and more active than on any of her other recorded material to date.
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The only thing is maybe as a musician, you have to be more active to bring [the soundtrack] to the foreground.
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As hijabi women became more active in all aspects of social life, there was a greater demand for Islamic fashion items.
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President Trump has voiced his support, and Senate leadership has taken a more active role in whipping the proposal's vote count.
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Consistent with these observations, these glutamatergic neurons are more active during the fed state and are inhibited by neighboring AgRP neurons.
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There's something about summer that always encourages us to be more active, to take more weekend trips, and explore the outdoors.
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While everyone has bacteria on their skin and feet, those with more active sweat glands encounter more bacterial growth and odor.
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Staff members for the Asia market were conspicuously more active on telephones at the Christie's auction than at the Sotheby's one.
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Special Litigation took a more active role under the Obama administration, investigating major police departments in cities like Chicago and Baltimore.
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"Women are more active in maintaining those relationships," said Jan Mutchler, a sociologist and gerontologist at the University of Massachusetts, Boston.
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Dr. King learned early on that a swinging hive causes the bees to flee, becoming more active and scaring the elephants.
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The Clinton administration, in turn, was generally seen as more active in antitrust enforcement than the Reagan and first Bush administrations.
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Many students ended their reflections asking how they could take a more active role in solving the problems they read about.
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Some of the more active countries include France, Spain and Germany, which all saw record rates of user engagement last weekend.
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But it felt a little isolated compared to the school (where you check in) and its warmer and more active vibe.
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But in the photo posted on his Twitter account, he appears to be a far more active participant in the encounter.
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Taiwan has stepped up efforts to make its case more forcefully in Washington, including a more active use of social media.
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These days, the company has a more active presence on social media and runs television commercials that highlight its fresh ingredients.
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"We hope the United States will be more active in the Syrian arena and the Middle East in general," Lieberman said.
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Those longer lives will also be more active, as developments in science eradicate diseases such as cancer and even reverse aging.
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Just 40 percent of expats said they had become more active in New York than they were in their home city.
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But those thoughts also prompt me to reconnect with them in a more active way, like email, phone or in person.
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That effort, known as Reforming the Energy Vision, or REV, includes encouraging the development of microgrids and more active community participation.
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It's well-documented that pets make us healthier human beings; they lower stress hormones and tend to make us more active.
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There is an expectation that Palin will be more active politically in 2018 than she was during the last campaign cycle.
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Ditch driving Skip the taxis and rental cars when possible and find a more active way to get to your meetings.
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Women are more active on more fronts than they have been in generations, and women of color are at the forefront.
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The CEO said these polling results showed evidence that the federal government needed to take a more active role in elections.
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State and local health and housing officials could also be more active in using their powers to curb risky installment arrangements.
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After leaving NASA in 1987, Ride devoted her life to inspiring women and girls to become more active in the sciences.
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But Haley said on Tuesday that other countries have taken more active roles in aiding Pyongyang amid tepid relations with China.
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Lawmakers must take a more active role in overseeing how index providers shape how trillions of Americans' investment dollars are allocated.
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The four liberals want the courts to take a more active role at protecting racial minorities' representation in the redistricting process.
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The government has responded by releasing more liquidity into the banking system, encouraging lending and promising a more "active" fiscal policy.
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And Apple's transit customers are three times more active in the first week than traditional credit and debit users, Bailey said.
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That's why the average nonviolent resistance campaign has so many more active participants than the average armed rebel movement, for instance.
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The judges also demanded that Europe's data protection authorities take a more active role in policing how information leaves their national borders.
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Even former President Barack Obama was far behind Ocasio-Cortez, at 5.3 million interactions (but she's a lot more active on Twitter).
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If they were warm-blooded, the museum exhibits had to be changed to represent a much more active and more dynamic animal.
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Today, Japan has the world's eighth-largest defense budget; the SDF has more active-duty troops (227,000) than the French military (20173,000).
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Developments in and around Europe over recent years have already seen a much more active Germany on the European and international stage.
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With Jupiter in an air sign, your idea of fun relaxation is a bit more active because your mind is always on.
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The results come as Wall Street banks are taking more active steps to both retain employees and attract new types of candidates.
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Hees isn't going far — he'll be taking a more active role at 3G Capital, according to an internal memo obtained by CNBC.
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Alligators do not feed often and are dormant most of the winter months but become more active in the spring and summer.
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Even former President Barack Obama was far behind Ocasio-Cortez, at 4.4 million interactions (but she's a lot more active on Twitter).
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We could then move beyond ignorance and hatred to empathy, compassion, and more active participation in ridding ourselves of injustice and inequality.
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While Twitter's latest report showed only a small gain in users, its user base is apparently becoming more active on the app.
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In March, Zuckerberg himself made headlines when he asked regulators to play a "more active role" in establishing rules for the internet.
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Where the social network was once content to let anyone build anything, they're now taking a more active role in policing developers.
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Researchers found that the brain's amygdala and insular cortex were more active in people who were most resistant to changing their beliefs.
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But Sanders wants to extend this criticism, arguing that the United States should take a more active role in championing Palestinian rights.
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According to the Bank of England, large corporates are more active than small in preparing for up to a month of disruption.
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Instead, he would on Tuesday take on a more active role in trying to mediate a way to forming a viable coalition.
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The result is more scrutiny on apps plugging into Google services, and more active involvement from Google when an app seems suspicious.
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Health and fitness apps that specifically aim to make people more active are largely addressing a crowd that's already at the gym.
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Facebook's boss said governments should take a more active role in policing the internet in areas such as privacy and elections material.
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"I feel ignored," El Maat told the Times on Friday, adding that she planned to be "more vocal, more active" in response.
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It can capture the attention of people who are in a more active discovery mode, looking for a specific range of results.
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Under mando único state police forces, which are supposedly more competent and effective than local ones, could play a more active role.
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"Turkey has taken on a much more active role in Syria in recent days, including military action," Steinmeier told reporters in Bratislava.
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But in recent years browsers have taken a more active role in shaping the web, instead of merely displaying a website's content.
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Prime Minister Abe and Inada are both staunch conservatives and proponents of Japan taking a more active military role around the world.
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Yet the biggest change will be of another order: cities need to play a more active role as broker of urban data.
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Its ability to make people more active and social is undeniable, but this "portal to a magic world" has also become addicting.
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My guess is that NATO nations, including Germany, will be playing a more active defense role than has been the case heretofore.
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But many of the delegates interviewed by The Hill said the Trump campaign has a more active operation than has been reported.
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Rather than deliberately searching for this, the system acts as a more active participant to assist and augment the human decision makers.
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While Systrom's wife Nicole keeps a more active Twitter presence, the Instagram cofounder himself hasn't appeared in a photo since May 2017.
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Samba Capital, the investment arm of Saudi Arabia's third-largest bank by assets, is one of the more active local investment banks.
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I have a more active friendship and, to be honest, romantic life with my phone than I do with almost any humans.
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The improvements have included a more active role by the league's players' association and better communication with the league's commissioner, Dani Rylan.
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Extremist groups have become more active in the past two years, and have expressed a sense of invigoration since President Trump's election.
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On the one hand, Biden was WAY more active, energetic and forceful in this debate than in the first debate in Miami.
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Movements outside Westminster in solidarity with migrants will require more active involvement from those disturbed by the racist drift of our politics.
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The resisters debate whether simply listening to the radio and getting mad counts as action, or if more active steps are needed.
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Known as the Powell Memo, the document called on big business and Wall Street to become more active in the political process.
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That's because state capitols and, to an unprecedented degree, city halls have become far more active in setting their own minimum wages.
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For a more active vacation, tours to swim with dolphins, unlimited golf, sailing to Isla Mujeres, and fitness classes are all available.
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For example, some portfolio companies may look to source parts from vendors in regions with slower demand to supply more active factories.
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Here's another sign of progress: Believe it or not, corporate directors are more active in their oversight than they used to be.
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After six months, they showed a thickening of the cortex, a sign that the brain cells had become larger and more active.
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The FTC and DOJ can be more active in their scrutiny of mergers and companies' practices, and judges can strike down deals.
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Bryant, upset with the look and reaction to his last Adidas shoes, began taking a more active role in designing his sneakers.
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You may rightfully point out that the primary reason to wear the devices isn't to lose weight — it's to be more active.
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Tokyo has come under pressure from President Trump to play a more active role in protecting its interests in the Middle East.
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Musk is more active on Twitter than most CEOs, often interacting with fans and customers and sometimes dealing with customer-service issues.
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A trade group, the Internet Association, has been more active than many of its members, which include Amazon, Facebook, Twitter and Google.
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They are not afraid of a more active government helping to ease their debts and protect the civil liberties of their peers.
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Instead, I have to live with the guilt of not listening to Mom sooner with a more active ear and open mind.
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As a physician, he might also watch to see if a patient is more active once they've been prescribed a new medication.
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She found that three regions of the brain were more active in people with compulsive sexual behavior compared with the other volunteers.
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If you'd rather be more active in your stress relief, try blowing off some steam with high-intensity interval training Tabata drills.
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Men who were more active before diagnosis were more likely to have lower-risk cancer tumors and a history of prostate screenings.
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As consumers reach into their wallets to pay for health care services, I believe they will becomemuch more active in decision-making.
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It is also unfolding as the Chinese government looks to take a more active role in how its corporate giants are managed.
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"As the company with the biggest corporate footprint, I'd like Nissan to take a more active role in the alliance," he said.
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For those craving something a little more active, a little more visceral than (mostly) art hanging on walls, BOS has you covered.
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At the same time, CEO Mark Zuckerberg has signaled reluctance to have Facebook become more active in weeding out fake news stories.
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There are more active NYPD officers than Belgium's military personnel — a country with three million more people than New York City contains.
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The researchers said those most unlikely to unfriend are younger, have many Facebook friends, and are more active politically and on Facebook.
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Dingell has stayed more active than your typical retired member of Congress, maintaining a popular Twitter account full of anti-Trump zingers.
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Lyft's 2644.2% jump in revenue was fueled by more active riders, who spent about a quarter more than they had a year ago.
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It comes as he tries to coax China into taking a more active role in reining in North Korea's nuclear and missile programs.
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But Swift is slowly becoming a bit more active over on the Gram, where she continues to hold it down for her girls.
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Clinton, whose mother lost to Trump in November's election, has been more active on Twitter since the campaign, regularly knocking the Trump administration.
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Israel, meanwhile, has become more active in opposing Iran&aposs expansion in Syria, carrying out airstrikes against suspected Iranian targets in the area.
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A 2644.2% jump in revenue was fueled by more active riders, who spent about a quarter more than they had a year ago.
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In the wake of Saturday's incident, Kiawah Island officials shared safety tips, as alligators become "more active" in the spring, summer and fall.
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I wear them out, I wear them day-to-night and it kind of fits my new more active lifestyle as a mom.
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Both China and America have become more active in restricting each other's technology and blocking deals that they fear might compromise their security.
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She added that as a middle-aged woman with kids, she's more interested in taking a more active role in planning for retirement.
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Cullen said that is positive because he expects Group Eleven to be more active than Teck was in developing Connemara's flagship zinc property.
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This summer I visited a bunch of small towns across the country, and I saw signs that white nationalists are becoming more active.
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"Most notably, the far-right is just much more active on YouTube and are very aware of the other prominent channels," Kaiser said.
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It said increased heat and a more active wildfire season in California, Oregon, Washington and Montana also contributed to a particle pollution problem.
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Oleg Fomenko is a Russian-born London entrepreneur whose latest company, Sweatcoin, is a fitness app which pays people to be more active.
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The airline elaborated to CNN that this meant "more active use" of Tasers in the future, but didn't go into much more detail.
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" Evans previously opened up to PEOPLE about getting clean in 2015, saying that sobriety had made her "more active in my children's lives.
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" Jenelle previously opened up to PEOPLE about getting clean in 2015, saying that sobriety had made her "more active in my children's lives.
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Japanese messaging app Line is launching its own cryptocurrency in a bid to attract and retain more active users, as spotted by TechCrunch.
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Finally, Zuckerberg's call for government and regulators to have a more active role is imperative, but likely will continue to be a challenge.
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Lyft's 2809.3% jump in revenue was fueled by more active riders, who spent about a quarter more than they had a year ago.
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The group using subscription services are more active on social media, too, likely as a result of their age and their numerous devices.
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"Over the past 20.9441-2 years we have noticed that hedge funds are getting more active in sovereign bonds in Europe," he added.
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I encourage young, working parents, and I'm delighted to see so many men take a much more active role in raising their children.
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Whatever it is, learning about other people's habits for a healthier, more active lifestyle can be super informative — not to mention, pretty inspiring.
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First-time buyers are traditionally more active in the fall, as they are less likely to be large families, influenced by school calendars.
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The more active FX guys who have been in and out of the spot, a lot of them were squeezed out in February.
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Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg last week called for regulators to play a "more active role" in establishing rules that govern the internet.
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While Christie has been more active on the campaign trail on behalf of Trump, Sessions would be a more popular pick with conservatives.
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After becoming a fan favorite as Hawkins's resident chaperone in season two, Steve will be more active in the third season as well.
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The network's purpose was to say that you didn't have to worry about what you ate or drank if you were more active.
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That's the highest share yearning for a more active government since the poll began asking voters about the role of government in 1995.
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Her campaign suggested ditching the Conservatives' recent tradition of a hands-off approach to markets, promising a more active role for the state.
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They're pitching their devices to health insurers and employers as tools to motivate people to become more active and ultimately pursue healthier lifestyles.
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This kind of thing makes me feel like I should be more active in feminism in some way, but also be more careful.
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Square dancing is much more active than you think it is, and to remember that square dancing is dancing, and dancing is fun.
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Until March 31, you will be driven to be more active in your community—online and off—as Mars transits through headstrong Taurus.
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The poll also found that Democratic voters were more active in campaign activities such as attending rallies, displaying campaign merchandise, and making donations.
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"Amidst persistent supply constraints in the entry-level price range, there's evidence that high-end homebuyers are more active this fall," said Kan.
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She worked to persuade women in the city to become more active in raising money for Democrats outside the Massachusetts delegation, particularly senators.
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Making cities more walkable and bikeable would reduce emissions and improve respiratory heath, while making citizens more active and improving their health overall.
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The Gear S3 comes in two versions - the "Frontier" aimed at more active users and the "Classic" which has a more refined feel.
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"Creating products that go back to their natural instincts and make them more active and not overeating is a good thing," she says.
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The government could also become more active in enforcement against various criminal forms of online behavior, as it has already with child pornography.
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Other than symptoms like swollen and sore fingers and arms, she said, the medication has helped her feel better and be more active.
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Read more: Active-duty military members can get the Amex Platinum with no annual feeClick here to learn more about the Platinum Card.
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Princeton University and UCLA researchers found that taking notes by hand leads to more active listening and the ability to identify important concepts.
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On the deck areas, the younger passengers were more active, taking part in things like the surf simulator, rock climbing, and jogging tracks.
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The push in Nangarhar came after President Barack Obama cleared American troops to take a more active role in fighting militants in Afghanistan.
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After all, fake engagements like hearts and follows and comments make it look like their platforms are more active than they actually are.
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Of those eight, the Tucson sector is the longest and one of the more active human and drug trafficking passages on the border.
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The Commission to Serve Cows was set up in 2010, but it became more active in 2014, when Mr. Mangla became its president.
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I also became more active with Hispanic organizations, including Prospanica, Hispanic Association on Corporate Responsibility (HACR), and Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE).
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We've seen pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) taking a more active role in facilitating digital transformation as more insurers bring these players in-house.
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Gurley had decided it was time to take a more active role in righting the ship, according to people familiar with the matter.
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I think the American people are expecting a more active kind of oversight, rather than a study of what happened in the past.
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The company, founded by the indexing pioneer John C. Bogle, has been slower than its rival BlackRock to find a more active voice.
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The European Central Bank — despite German protestations — plays a more active role defending the euro and member states than it did in 2010.
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In previous Hollywood labor disputes, the W.G.A., which is more active than the actors' or directors' guilds, has typically gone after the studios.
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In other international news, new details in the Sri Lanka Easter Sunday attacks point to a more active ISIS role than previously thought.
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But George P. Bush is a more active Republican than his father, uncle, and grandfather, and therefore has more at stake with Trump.
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The Rosewood Bermuda is an upscale hotel that caters to a sophisticated crowd of resort goers looking for a more active beach vacation.
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For Democrats, who have tried to prod the committee into a more active stance, efforts to compel witnesses could not come soon enough.
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To improve those outcomes, CDC officials took a much more active approach to tracking down patients and making sure they took their medicine.
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"American restraint was met with unchecked predation," the report said, advocating that the US take a more active role in deterring bad actors.
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If you have a standing desk, you can convert your space to a much more active one, improving your health and energy levels.
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Was your New Year's resolution to work out more or be more active, but now it's almost February and you still haven't started?
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Find a local fitness group to join, she says, it's a great way to become more active and make friends along the way.
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A $2.7 billion fine by the European Union already showed that the bloc would be a much more active regulator of digital services.
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I really just love layering my films with prophetic details that I hope encourage more active engagement on the part of the viewer.
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"We think as the Fed gets more active it's going to throw gasoline on a fire and not a damp cloth," Chiavarone said.
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Nonetheless, the former president of the Czech Academy of Sciences has campaigned for Prague to play a more active role in the bloc.
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Son has taken a more active role in the group globally since last year, when he pushed aside his heir apparent, Nikesh Arora.
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For example, you may want to withdraw more early on when you're more active and perhaps want to travel or enjoy leisure activities.
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In the weeks and months following Van Dyke's sentencing, serious crime continued to decline even though cops had returned to more active policing.
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Those billions would support 7,500 more active-duty sailors and 1,000 Marines, in addition to 11,200063 active-duty soldiers, 4,000 active-duty airmen.
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But the new fraud allegations suggest that prosecutors suspect Mr. Winterkorn had a more active role than he or the company have acknowledged.
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Finally, judges must take a more active role in protecting Americans' constitutional right to earn an honest living free from unreasonable government regulation.
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I think the Swiss still think women are like 1950s housewives who need a cocktail watch, whereas women are more active than ever.
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DE) in part to allow it to become more active in acquisitions, took a 24 percent stake in French rival Fnac Darty (FNAC.
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Presumably, manufacturers hope that these will be more active on some of the types of acne lesions that plain hydrocolloid dressings can't address.
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Under his watch, officers play a more active role in supervising drill instructors, something many officials believe is essential to reforming the culture.
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Mr. Tokayev, 65, used his inaugural address on Wednesday to encourage young Kazakhs to be more active in the development of their country.
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A world where 10 babies were on the Senate floor might be one where men are taking a more active role in parenting.
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It blooms thick in stagnant back bays, before summer storms flush it out and distribute it onto more active shores like Grand Isle.
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He moved down to middleweight and became more active on offense— scoring a couple of sensational knockouts with his sharpshooting kicking game at range.
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The fact that LPs are taking a more active role represents a significant opportunity for entrepreneurs who know how to take advantage of it.
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Analysts with FireEye, another U.S. cybersecurity firm, said that some of the Chinese hacking groups it tracks have become more active in recent months.
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During March 2017, Apple's mobile users (iOS) were close to three times more active on the internet than users of its desktop machines (OSX).
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From there, he added, "the more active and the more successful we can help our customers become, the better we do as a business."
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The changes in Infinite could lead to a much more active play style and encourages fighters to become fluent in more than one character.
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The fund has been making a big push to be more active in corporate governance matters such as election of directors and board composition.
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His appointment signals that the new government will uphold the constitution (which bars secession) and will be more active in making that case abroad.
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But at least two species of snails use their shell in a much more active form of defense—knocking the crap out of predators.
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They are primed to do that in an incredibly embodied way, which is why they are so much more active than we adults are.
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But as Echodyne pointed out to me, quadcopters aren't flying at 300 knots; it's more important to locate closer, more active threats and obstacles.
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It's possible that people who choose to own dogs may simply be more active and in better health to begin with, say the authors.
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Quarantines on Reddit usually result in a mass exodus, as members of the quarantined sub move to more active, visible locations on the site.
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Those with HSAM retrieve memories more rapidly and certain brain regions are more active in them than in adults who don't have the condition.
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"As long as you weren't duped into it and you have disposable income, it's fine if it helps you be more active," Sarzynski says.
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Starbucks (SBUX) has also made its rewards program more attractive, which has helped it add 14% more active members to reach 17.2 million altogether.
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As part of its offering, Uber is also expected to reward some of its more active or long-time drivers with a cash award.
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Cold-weather zoos often boost special programs and indoor exhibits, and some animals — like tigers — tend to be even more active in chilly temps.
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On the other hand, it seems that he's more active than Obama, I don't really know if that's a good or a bad thing.
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It's more active than they'd anticipated, "spitting out little satellites," as scientist Ellen Howell, of the University of Arizona's Lunar and Planetary Laboratory, says.
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This has been a growing issue this year as individuals and groups identifying with white supremacy have become more active and visible on Twitter.
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" He added that he does not feel compelled to assume a more active leadership role one month after the start of Trump's presidency. "No.
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Phineas Fisher, on his part, seems not to be in a rush, though he's been considerably more active online in the last few weeks.
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You'll also probably notice your baby gets more active as the day goes on and tends to be most active late at night (lol).
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On Monday, they announced that when people take LSD, the brain becomes a lot more active, which could explain why some users experience hallucinations.
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But China has in recent years been more active in projects in a country India has long seen as in its sphere of influence.
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"We found that people are liking photos more, commenting more and generally engaging with the community in a more active way," the company wrote.
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Dogs who aren't as shy aren't left out of the program — The Dodo notes that more active dogs are calmed by the reading experience.
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Where the NSA is primarily tasked with intelligence gathering, Cyber Command's role appears to be more active: stopping ongoing cyber attacks and launching counterattacks.
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Zipunnikov, an assistant professor of biostatistics at the Bloomberg School, suggests trying to tweak school schedules to help children and adolescents be more active.
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But it's nice to see the company itself being more active across platforms, so you won't need to turn to third-party tools anymore.
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"I think regulators want to see more active trading... Investors or speculators are all welcome," said a senior manager at domestic brokerage Industrial Securities.
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"The assets were transferred so that the Ministry of Finance could oversee these holdings in a more active manner," one of the sources said.
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A candidate to be Germany's next leader has again called for the country to play a more active military role on the world stage.
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He said they are searching all day, but especially at night when alligators are more active because of cooler temperatures and less human activity.
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A big element of its plan is "trying to implement a more active surveillance system to learn more about medical device problems," Kotz said.
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If it kicks in early enough, it will likely allow for a more active hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean compared to last year.
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The authors suggest that reading things aloud involves different types of processing, which makes it more active and engages us more than reading silently.
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Forms of protection can be static, such as barriers that make you pause before going farther, or more active, such as posting security guards.
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The finding suggests the Milky Way is far more active than scientists thought, "dramatically" changing our understanding of our galaxy, according to one researcher.
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Republicans in Congress have been trying for years to push for more active forest management, saying there's a concerted effort to block such management.
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It's time to move beyond excuses and political expediency and incorporate more active management practices, like grazing, into the protection of our public lands.
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Top U.S. funds are already getting more active in Europe while more companies and private equity firms are starting to see opportunities, Ljungman said.
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Monitors found that the campers were more active during the days and exposed to light levels thirteen times higher than they were at home.
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The ones who were on the road to recovery, she found, tended to interact with their dream-exes in a more active, assertive fashion.
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The problem has prompted more active investment in outer space trash collection devices, like the one featured in this new video from Stanford University.
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And Gonzalez was far more active against Rungvisai, connecting 441 punches to the challenger's 284, including a 372-to-277 advantage on power shots.
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Pollen-spewing plants are making allergy seasons longer and ever more severe as warmer winters and higher carbon dioxide levels make them more active.
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I got a new job as a travel writer, moved from my home in Brooklyn to the healthier, more active town of San Francisco.
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That's really the piece that we're trying to tackle — changing the way people approach teaching to turn lectures into more active participatory learning environments.
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To lessen our guilt from not exercising, we decided to come up with a device that would help us stay more active at work.
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The researchers also do not know whether or how any of the gene snippets related to moving might cause people to be more active.
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The study found evidence that when motivated to see a face, the participants' face area in their brain was more active and vice versa.
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But in recent days as conditions worsened and criticism mounted, Kushner took a more active role, according to two people familiar with the situation.
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Many parents probably hope that shiny new technologies, such as Fitbits and other physical-activity monitors, might inspire our children to become more active.
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During the focus groups, almost all the young people expressed initial enthusiasm for the monitors and said they had at first become more active.
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The Greek chorus, aka the Bedquilt Ramblers, takes on more active roles as the game proceeds, moving from background silhouettes to active community members.
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For many celebrities, taking a more active role in political discourse this year is a way to send a message about voting in 2020.
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The airports and airlines take a far more active role in measuring performance, including screening and wait times, than we see in this country.
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It's hard to resist the promise of beginning again and to be just a little more active and a little more lithe this decade.
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Its members are just quietly doing what they do, which means that there are many more active cults today than we are aware of.
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But my experience is just an anecdote, and there's no counterfactual to help figure out whether I'd have become more active without the devices.
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The far left was far more active and violent in the 1970s, while the far right and, specifically, militia movements resurged in the 1980s.
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Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Bogdanov said Iran, Turkey and Saudi Arabia should play a more active role in helping to resolve the Syria crisis.
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But in both studies, the more active someone was, the more likely that his (and in rare instances, her) plaques were calcified and dense.
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Boys are encouraged to be more active or even aggressive with trucks, toys guns and action figures; building, fighting and even dominating are emphasized.
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Temasek has become more active in the technology space and was recently a main investor in a $14 billion fundraising by China's Ant Financial.
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"This development epitomises the more active enforcement action stance taken by regulators generally in the post Royal Commission era," they said in a note.
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Now, seven years after Mr. Obama signed the Affordable Care Act into law, Oklahoma is changing its stance and seeking a more active role.
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Amazon has become a more active corporate investor in recent years — and now its investment portfolio is worth $21 billion for the first time.
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"All of us thought that the exchanges would be much more active," he said, also citing the troubled rollout of the federal marketplace healthcare.gov.
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When he reaches the midpoint of the train, I skip past him to shadow the other conductor, who is taking a more active approach.
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It cannot tell us whether being more active actually causes us to become happier or, conversely, whether being happy causes us to move more.
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Iran has called on China to join the fight against the Islamic State militant group and play a more active role in the region.
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The runners' POMC neurons were much more active than those in the idle mice, even after a single workout, for up to 48 hours.
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For retirees wanting to live a more active lifestyle than previous generations, owning a huge home doesn&apost have the appeal it used to.
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The US could have engaged differently in order to limit the losses and be more active in finding a political solution to that crisis.
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The course is aimed at people who already have money in the stock market, but are interested in getting more active with their trading.
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Turns out what's happening is that one hemisphere of a participant's brain is significantly more active on night one in a new sleeping space.
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"D-Boy Fresh," with its repetitive voice-altering hook, sounds like a flashback to Gunplay's more active years at the start of the decade.
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" At the same time, the report by Mr. Zimroth said, "supervisors must take a more active role in supervision, oversight, teaching and, when appropriate, discipline.
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The new products could potentially spur fund managers to offer more active ETFs and improve their performance by not revealing their trading strategies to rivals.
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I also started living a more active lifestyle because I wanted to feel healthy on the inside, which required some thoughtful effort on my part.
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Alligators become more active as the temperature rises, Tammy Sapp, spokeswoman for the Florida FWC&aposs Statewide Nuisance Alligator Program (SNAP) , warned back in March.
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And when the stakes are higher, the passive factors would add additional security and confidence above and beyond the more active biometric authenticators you're using.
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While wanting to give people the chance to be more active isn't a bad thing, this payment method sends a pretty harmful message about food.
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In this same June meeting, Zuckerberg told executives that he was going to be taking a more active role in Facebook's day-to-day operations.
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This means businesses should play a more active role in ensuring their marine shipping partners are helping to build up, rather than degrade, ocean health.
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Hurricane prediction models show this season may be more active than the 30-year average, but the threat does not seem to be deterring homebuyers.
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They have been more active since 2003, when stories about elderly people in France dying alone while their families were on holiday fed public outrage.
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Not content with just developing the algorithms, Holiday wanted to assume a more active role in managing money and found himself drawn to venture capital.
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Gonzalez didn't land a major league contract in the off season as a free agent, but the market might be a little more active now.
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"They shifted their more active operations to targets in the region," Daniel, the Obama-era cybersecurity coordinator, said, with Saudi Arabia becoming the primary target.
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If the NLD wants to live up to the D in its acronym, it should equip and encourage them to play a more active role.
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Soon he is contriving to meet her, without ever admitting his philanthropy, and taking a more active role in steering the course of her life.
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It makes the videos more active and adventurous; there's no better time to report on and explain an experiment than while you're carrying it out.
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DE) in part to allow it to become more active in acquisitions, last year took a 24 percent stake in French rival Fnac Darty (FNAC.PA).
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Ms. McCarthy has also issued a new policy calling for federal regulators to take a more active role in the face of public health crises.
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Perdue said, "Organic meat seems to be different" and that customers prefer it; organic chickens are also a lot more active than non-organic ones.
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But even when I am working from home, the mind reels at comparing itself to others either more active, more photogenic or more organized/capable.
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And if that assumption holds through and everything really holds out we're going to do a much more active push to grow the user base.
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In an effort to keep kids moving, the Moff Band connects to the Pac-Man iPad app via Bluetooth for a more active, immersive experience.
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For those who prefer to be a bit more active, there is a room with gaming tables, shuffleboard, billiards tables, ping pong tables and foosball.
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I became busy with other things, much has changed since then and I've decided to take a more active role in the community once again.
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The representative also acknowledged that Kirk's new entity will allow him and his allies to be more active in directly taking on candidates they oppose.
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"He really wants Japan to break away from some of its postwar reluctance," says Smith, who wrote a book on Japan's more active foreign policy.
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That fluorescence gets brighter the more active those neurons are, and this light is picked up by the mini-microscope and recorded by the camera.
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"There are 2000,0003 more active Democrats than Republicans here," said Terry Madonna, director of the Franklin Marshall College Poll and the sage of Pennsylvania politics.
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Casaleggio spent whole days reading the comments, according to Canestrari and Pittarello, and he recognized a lot of the commenters, especially the more active ones.
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"The more active exchanges like CME or ICE become, the easier, the more liquid it will become for traditional investors" to trade bitcoin, he said.
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Melting sea ice has spurred more commercial traffic, and China wants to become more active in the Arctic, where it says it has important interests.
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The parts of the brain that are tied to "mirroring" the feelings of others are larger and more active than people without it, he said.
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For one thing, hoaxers will probably want to target the more popular databases, but those are also the ones that should attract more active moderation.
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What is most interesting is that the public sector is taking a far more active role in the evolution of wireless than it historically has.
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The branch's current business plan aims to improve its profitability mainly through loan growth targeting Uruguayan and Argentine companies and a more active pricing policy.
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The more active Brent crude futures for April delivery rose nearly 2 percent before paring gains to settle 26 cents higher at $55.58 a barrel.
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Cook himself has also embraced a more active political role, speaking more publicly about his personal experiences and donating to Democrats who share his views.
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Against the will of the country's powerful business lobby Mr Abe introduced a corporate-governance code and guidelines to oblige shareholders to be more active.
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Naver is one of a number of Korean companies that are becoming more active within Southeast Asia, which is seen to have real growth potential.
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For a start, Lum switched from being behind the kit to keys and guitar, and he took a more active role in the songwriting process.
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In his six months in Los Angeles, Dr. Rodchenkov has taken on a more active role in that documentary, "Icarus," to be released in September.
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The two men had also stressed the need for more active efforts to be made to achieve a political settlement in Syria, the Kremlin said.
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While the musicians improvised, the parts of the brain that allow humans to express ourselves -- the medial prefrontal cortex or "default network" -- became more active.
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If you want to use manuka honey as a food or tonic, then there's no need to buy a "more active" type, Dr. Cokcetin says.
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Zuckerberg in March wrote on op-ed in which he called for regulators to play a "more active role" in establishing rules for the internet.
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Hence the social reforms, like the decision to allow women to drive and pushing them to take a more active role in the Saudi workforce.
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He has been trying to carve out a more active role for Japan's military, despite opposition from constitutional experts and much of the Japanese public.
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"Under this Administration, there will be no more active advocate for US sales than the United States Government itself," a State Department official told CNN.
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Action planet Mars enters Gemini on Sunday, pushing you to be more active in your community, or inviting your friends to go out with you.
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Ben Kovitz, a participant in the corn/maize debate took an even more active role in the Talk page, which he first discovered in 2012.
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" Following his victory over Colombia's Oscar Muñoz yesterday, Portuguese taekwondo fighter Rui Bragança said the new octagon-shaped ring makes fights "more fluid, more active.
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"We're outside, being more active and sweating more, so our pores are more likely to get clogged," says Jennifer Segal, MD, a dermatologist in Houston.
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Many on the left believe Twitter should play a more active role in limiting the speech of users who make threats or otherwise endanger others.
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In order to get adolescents more active, the study says, there should be more effective policies and programs as well as national and local leadership.
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After the horrific attack in Manchester on Monday, Europeans are not intrinsically opposed to Trump's idea that NATO should become more active in counterterrorism operations.
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The more active West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures contract for May was up 20033 cents, or 1.7% at $26.34 a barrel by 0151 GMT.
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It's a handy reminder that in the modern N.B.A. top players and their representatives take a more active role in team building than ever before.
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On gun issues specifically, gun owners are more active, willing to contribute to gun-friendly candidates, contact public officials about gun policies, sign petitions, etc.
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They did find some associations between being more active and assertive and stronger and more muscular men; strength being a different trait than attractiveness level.
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"I think people are thinking they should have done more in the presidential election, so they're getting a lot more active now," Mr. DelVecchio said.
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Apple gets more active engagement in a small but growing concentrated number of gyms, and gyms get to list an Apple partnership among their perks.
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