Others could be more adept at breaking down certain proteins.
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A historian more adept at leveraging fresh insight than Jill Lepore?
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Meanwhile, consumers are becoming more adept with the tools at hand.
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So far, Ms Suu Kyi has proved more adept at avoiding them.
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Police have become more adept at anticipating unrest by monitoring online chatter.
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Tweak by algorithmic tweak, it became ever more adept at the game.
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Conservatives were more adept at leveraging the kitchen table in those debates.
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And Russia's armed forces have become more adept at sophisticated combined arms operations.
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This is partly because presidents have grown more adept at coup-proofing their regimes.
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And he's more adept with a pocket razor than with a friendly social bluff.
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The cuisine is much more adept than the atmosphere at cultivating a locavore feel.
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At the same time, the campaigns have become more adept at designing online strategies.
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The American election campaign unnerved businesses about the prospects for growth and more adept regulation.
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Weaver worries a President Pence would also be more adept at pushing forward conservative legislation.
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Shulkin has proven to be far more adept at this than most of his predecessors.
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Younger people who are more adept at other technologies are starting to move in there.
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If it can harness big data, the firm could become more adept at drug development.
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Well, those days are just about over as boomers become more adept at using social media.
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But tiny fingers would probably be far more adept at poking around than clumsy adult digits.
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Today, though, the deceased are becoming more adept at leaving their mark on the political scene.
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Twitter, however, is more adept to real-time, but its 310 million userbase is far smaller.
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The deals are aimed at creating giants even more adept at selling both seeds and chemicals.
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We think that humanities graduates would be more adept at detecting, analyzing and understanding such nuances.
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Each encounter is a chance to prove yourself as more adept, more capable than the last.
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Murdoch is more adept with the media than Musk — except Murdoch prefers to stay off the record.
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Traditionally, Western democracies – particularly America – have proved more adept than dictatorships at tapping new technology and innovation.
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They've meanwhile gotten more adept online, allowing them to better compete with online-only players, Lebovitz said.
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We become more open, are more adept at identifying areas of commonality and humanizing the other person.
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And he has shockingly few lyrical ideas, less of a concern for performers more adept with melody.
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Thanks to multiple shared viewings of "The Incredibles" and "Ninjago," I'm now more adept at joining in.
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The goal, Krulak says, was to create ''a smarter, more selfless, more adept and more educated Marine.
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Wolves proved more adept at this every time, and researchers don't believe it has to do with scent.
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Journalists are becoming much more adept at collecting these kinds of data and using them in media articles.
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And more importantly, I feel more adept at handling life's stressors that are otherwise out of my control.
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It was a struggle at first, but I could feel myself becoming more adept with each passing day.
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BERT should be more adept at understanding the key word "no," and give a result that reflects that.
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Thanks to advancements like deep learning, automation is proving itself more adept than humans at diagnostics and analysis.
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At least for historical topics, Britannica Insights does seem more adept at surfacing relevant facts than Google snippets.
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Their wealth management strategies have varied, and some have proved more adept at making money than investing it.
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Over the years, I had become more adept at telling stories, moving away more from confessionals to storytelling.
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The conservative media have become much more adept at sheltering their audience from reality over the past two decades.
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So far however, the President has proved more adept at disruption and dismantling than implementing replacements for Obama's policies.
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As people grow more adept at abstract thought, they find it easier to imagine themselves in other people's shoes.
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But CBS, under Mr. Moonves's leadership, proved far more adept than Viacom at navigating a fast-changing media landscape.
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Months later, administration officials, who often operate with an at-war mentality, have become even more adept at multitasking.
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But are you really feeling any less, or have you just become more adept at deceiving others, and/or yourself?
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If anything, those traits only make harassers more adept at avoiding consequences — or at least, one hopes, they used to.
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They're soft, they're flexible, and they're even more adept than paper towels at cleaning up dog piss on the floor.
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Though Temer's popularity levels are as low as his predecessor's, he is expected to be more adept at marshaling support.
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"As people become more adept with any media, they start to look at how to push its boundaries," she says.
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New research published in Current Biology suggests mosquitoes are more adept at acquiring and processing information than we thought possible.
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But so far there is little evidence to suggest that chains are more adept than local authorities at supervising schools.
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Ms. Rooklidge explained that Mr. Braun had tried to make nests himself but realized that birds were far more adept.
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In a matchup between Southern schools better known for football, Clemson proved far more adept on the hardwood than Auburn.
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One thing seems clear in all this complexity: Tiny Qatar is much more adept at diplomacy than is Mr. Trump.
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The report also found that child abusers can have relatively high education levels, making them more adept at using technology.
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A.O.C., despite some stumbles and lacunae in political knowledge, is more adept at using the force, especially on social media.
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The unsharpened decorative studs, quartz crystals, and assorted minerals used in the sculptures are more adept at decoration than inflicting harm.
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He is more conversant with the intricacies of health policy, and more adept at the politics, than some of his predecessors.
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She holds both Japanese and American citizenship, and is far more adept in English than she is in her mother tongue.
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He'll also need to become more adept at fighting through screens and not getting wiped out at the point of attack.
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Rossiter thinks that in a world increasingly saturated with online content, attention spans are more adept for Tweets than longform reportage.
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And the movie fully acknowledges that Hope is the more adept superhero by letting her lead the way in these sequences.
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The Houthis, more adept at guerrilla warfare, have stepped up missile and drone attacks on Saudi cities, thwarting U.N. peace efforts.
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Album Review No current pop star is more adept at stoking and channeling swells of online fan curiosity than Ariana Grande.
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Mr. Yoo seems to have been more adept at justifying torture methods than he is at offering practical advice to Congress.
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Some young Indians consider their parents as more objective than they are about this big decision and more adept at spotting compatibility.
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Clinton, by contrast, is trying to suggest that she and Sanders agree on goals, but she's more adept at achieving those goals.
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You tell the simplest stories, then as you become more adept at communicating with that format, you can start to go deeper.
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They can signal the existence of firms more adept at siphoning wealth off than creating it, such as those that exploit monopolies.
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"Militaries that are founded on democratic principles are going to be much more adept at adapting to that environment," Admiral Swift suggests.
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It is a criminal enterprise focused on long-term survival, far more adept at enslaving its people than fighting big-boy wars.
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In the years to come, the report said, machines will be more adept at collecting and deploying this data on their own.
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They&aposre either gracefully taught without criticism, or turn out to be more adept at Hanukkah traditions than the Jewish characters themselves.
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In particular, world leaders are growing more adept at charming him with grand displays of flattery, and appear to be getting results.
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Playing the more adept Hermione Granger to M's Harry Potter is Hemsworth's Agent H, the dreamy top agent of MIB's London division.
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Several companies that have switched work to Ultra say its employees have proved far more adept than other firms at finding bugs.
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Trump hit back, of course, but Rubio parried and seemed to be more adept than Ted Cruz at actually landing blows on Trump.
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Confirm that they are more adept at translating legalese than speaking it, and know right up front how they charge for their services.
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Banks such as Capital One have in recent years become much more adept at protecting against outside threats that target sensitive personal data.
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Love it or hate it, the platform is simply more adept than print when it comes to supporting diverse voices, including LGBTQ ones.
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They can signal the existence of firms more adept at siphoning wealth off than creating it afresh, such as those that exploit monopolies.
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Yahoo's traffic has been declining for a long time, overtaken by more adept, varied and apparently secure places to stay on the internet.
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While he has been a good pocket passer since early in the 2015 season, he now seems even more adept at reading coverages.
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Although the negative reactions never ceased, I became more adept at confidently explaining the beauty of lube to people who weren't into it.
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Mr. Wheeler is seen as a consummate Washington insider, and friends and critics alike say he could be more adept at the job.
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The Biden who has shown up in CNN town halls is far more adept than the one being captured by short video clips.
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They proved far more adept at the inside game, saying yes to his directives but rarely following through on them, Mr. Harel said.
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With Goff proving himself more adept this year, at least against the teams he's faced so far, there is hope in Los Angeles.
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Without a master communications plan or a discernible legal strategy, Trump's team has at least become more adept at following the President's lead.
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I look forward to an incarnation of the show that is a little older, wiser, and more adept at delivering on its promises.
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Consequently, third parties like Cambridge Analytica are becoming more adept at understanding and exploiting the value of Facebook's own resources than Facebook itself.
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Wonder Woman, who is shown to be more adept at both the recruiting business and saving the world, agrees to help him out.
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A recent analysis by Apptopia suggests the smaller ride-hail service is more adept at keeping drivers on its platform than its larger rival.
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When it comes to blocking digital advertising, Gen Z is "more adept" at downloading ad blocking software in the U.S., according to the report.
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If anything, the world rules set up by Bird Box should mean they're more adept at surviving a world cloaked in that unending darkness.
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The difference is that Mr Temer, a more adept politician than Ms Rousseff, is pushing through vital economic reforms that she failed to advance.
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Other PR companies have been abandoning the sort of work it does since activists and journalists became more adept at exposing covert PR campaigns.
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It'll make them better citizens, more adept at following Gilead's mandate (kind of like Eden, who was pious and able to read the Bible).
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Research has shown that facial recognition technology is much more adept at making out the faces of white males than it is with minorities.
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Hackers are becoming more and more adept at developing or finding malware to wipe data on computers, making them inoperable and causing data breaches.
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And there was one regional ally, more adept than most at dealing with a cyber threat, that raised an outcry against the package: Israel.
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And because high-flyers tend to have better cognitive skills, they could simply be more adept at spotting slights that stupider employees would overlook.
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As large tech companies and totalitarian regimes perfect their ability to aggregate and harness data, they will become more adept at influencing social behavior.
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But Donald Trump's candidacy has only accelerated trends that have changed Florida's political landscape in ways that Democrats have been more adept at seizing.
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Could my server have been more adept at deciphering the wines, sakes, shochus and Haitian rums Mr. Elkon and Mr. Wilcox have put together?
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In general, this administration has been far more adept at dismantling the policies of its predecessor than at fostering innovative ideas of its own.
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While Amazon may be becoming more adept at catching inauthentic reviews on its own platform, it is unequipped to catch scammers outside of it.
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In South Korea, domestic schools are growing more adept at offering programs competitive with the United States — keeping students at home for their studies.
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AutoPilot 8.1 expands the autonomous capabilities of every Tesla sold in the past six months, making them more adept at cruising along on their own.
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They may be more adept at complex tasks, better at maintaining attention, and (at the other end of life) suffer the onset of dementia later.
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Meanwhile, because green is in the middle of our color spectrum, we're far more adept at identifying different shades of it than any other color.
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Mr. Pruitt's interim replacement is his deputy, Andrew Wheeler, a former coal industry lobbyist who could prove even more adept at rolling back environmental regulations.
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Which has meant that I've become more adept at figuring out what's useful and what's garbage — what's worth thinking about and what's worth ignoring entirely.
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A great percentage of all film is coming out of Southern California; not only are they more adept at making it, they treat people better.
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They're more portable than desktop computers and today's kids are indisputably more adept at using touchscreens than they are at traditional mouse-and-keyboard setups.
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If anything, it's the company that may be sweating as cities have become more adept at making Uber pay for its past and present transgressions.
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There's a fine line between trying to appeal and sucking up, and there is no demographic more adept at sniffing out the difference than teens.
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Workers simply may be more adept at recognizing the patterns of more formal or informal written word, based on experience (with comes with age), Curzan added.
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"Through increased training in detection methods, our officers are becoming more adept at intercepting these prohibited items," TSA Administrator Peter V. Neffenger said in a statement.
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But, in keeping with Uber's previous management style, the company seems more adept at making messes than compensating the folks who have to clean them up.
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No actress is more adept at pacing a performance, and everything in "The Post" gathers force and narrows to a point—to a closeup of Mrs.
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For that reason, Mr. Wheeler's friends and critics alike say, he could ultimately prove to be more adept than his controversial former boss in the job.
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His parents dreamed of him becoming a lawyer, until a high school debate teacher told him he was more adept at dramatic interpretation than verbal sparring.
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And then there's the consideration of autonomous vehicles, which could become more adept than humans at maintaining safe speeds, though the technology right now falls short.
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Burke has since become far more adept at handling these interviews, which are almost always broadcast for public consumption now — no matter how awkward they get.
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The frequency of concussions has ticked higher in recent years as the league has become more adept at spotting them and as more players report them.
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N.Y.C.F.C. finished second behind the Red Bulls in the Eastern Conference to earn its first playoff berth, and it became far more adept on the attack.
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Sixteen years later, wounds are still open among some officials who helped write that rule, though they say they have become more adept at fighting back.
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Why it matters: The studies suggest that bots are getting more adept at gaming social platforms, even as the platforms are making changes to weed them out.
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"The younger you are these days, the more adept you are at being able to use very sophisticated and leading-edge apps for your activity," Brennan said.
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Clinton is more adept at debates than in public speeches, but her sweeping, hard-hitting and sometimes moving acceptance address was one of her most effective performances.
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Like the majority of good coaches, Fisher may be a better architect than maintainer, far more adept at razing and rebuilding than puttering around and making repairs.
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Similarly, in reading Trump, one gets the sense that he is more adept at cultivating his media presence than many realize — both the ridiculous and the inflammatory.
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Larger organizations tend to be more adept at finding volunteers, Ms. Shafer said, but smaller, volunteer-driven ones often have trouble knowing where to turn for help.
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"North Korea has gotten more adept at hiding its tracks since then," says Kim, who now works at a think tank run by South Korea's intelligence service.
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Supporters of harsher immigration policies have been much more adept at exploiting cognitive biases by using negative frames such as broken borders, illegal amnesty, or refugee crisis.
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Computer vision is AI's "killer app", says Ms Li, because it can be used in so many settings, but AI has also become more adept at recognising speech.
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Some studies indicate that the climate change-linked gas is 2202 times more adept at trapping heat in the atmosphere in the first 2628 years than carbon dioxide.
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We've seen lots of public demonstrations — most notably a Buzzfeed video in which Jordan Peele impersonated former President Obama — but journalists seem more adept with the technology than trolls.
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Philippine troops, more adept at fighting in jungles and mountains, have found unfamiliar territory in the urban warfare that has devastated much of Marawi and displaced nearly 250,000 people.
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I've seen many women make it to the shortlist, but then lose the seat to a male candidate more adept at seeking active advocacy while competing for the position.
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Brazil's political and economic crises had rendered her impotent well before the senate deposed her; he is a more adept politician, with a firmer base of support in congress.
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This week, for the second time in just under a year, West Virginia teachers went on a statewide strike, and they proved even more adept the second time around.
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New York's attorneys general under Trump, beginning with Eric Schneiderman, have proven more adept at investigating the Trump Organization and his other business interests than any lawmakers so far.
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But the party has become more adept at beating back primary candidates they either view as anthema to general election voters or likely to spark a fierce intraparty fight.
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On defense, advanced stats also indicate Curry was sounder and more adept at creating turnovers — his steal percentage was 4.2 percent, where Gibbs has never risen above 3 percent.
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Perhaps that's why news anchors and pundits remain eager to appear in cameos, even if most of them demonstrate that they're more adept at their day jobs than acting.
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Emerging force Though still a relentlessly private first lady, more prone to going weeks between public events than her recent predecessors, Trump has become more adept at receiving audiences.
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Over the course of four albums, she's grown only more adept at crafting tunes of slow and big harmonic movement, with quick, tensile rhythms that keep them feeling agile.
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Chatbots and virtual assistants have become more popular in banking and other consumer facing industries because improvements in artificial intelligence have made them more adept at interacting with humans.
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Kenyan universities churn out ever more adept planners, but the Nairobi County Government lacks the budget to hire them, so the best often go into the private sector or abroad.
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Zagallo was less of a goal threat but more adept at chasing back and he performed well as Brazil, featuring a 17-year old Pele, stormed to their first title.
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But instead, we are saddled with leaders who are much more adept at breaking things than making things — at going for broke rather than making the best of the bad.
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Anyone who can make industrial robots more adept—and Vicarious is not the only one trying—could transform the economy by shifting the balance of labor between people and machines.
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The story sees his character attempting to solve crime alongside two partners, one of them very inexperienced (played by Freddie Fox) and another far more adept than him (Susan Wokoma).
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The Christian characters are not expected to know anything about Hanukkah, and are either gracefully taught without criticism or miraculously more adept at Hanukkah traditions than the Jewish characters themselves.
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Insomniac Games built a webswinging system that's intuitive enough to immediately make sense, but complex enough that you can get more adept and precise every time you sit down to play.
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My way of being online was always unsustainable, and each time I couldn't sustain it any longer, I shed my skin, and evolved into a slightly more adept version of myself.
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As for what the Mets will look for in a new manager, they may want someone who understands analytics, is more adept at running a bullpen and is a strong communicator.
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One way to do this would be through the incorporation of performance management tools and best practices from the private sector, usually more adept than governments at managing huge and dispersed workforces.
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People with disabilities on Earth, for example, might be more adept at life in space than the typical people chosen for these kinds of missions thanks to their unique experiences on Earth.
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On A Weird Exits and An Odd Entrances, as well as Orc and Smote Reverser, the band became more adept about taking their natural proclivities toward psych to their lengthy, logical endpoint.
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"After all, post-9/11 ATSB loans were disproportionately extended to airlines that ultimately exited the business, suggesting (at least then) that the government was more adept at picking losers than winners."
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Few companies have proved more adept than Boeing at managing costs, something it had done in part through expanding operations in nonunion South Carolina and establishing what it calls "partnerships" with suppliers.
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The mayor has said the increase reflects a city more adept at discovering weapons, and Stephen P. Davis, the chief police spokesman, pointed out that not all confiscations result from metal detectors.
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Personally, I'd prefer to hear it read by someone more adept at the accents, and besides Dale, the options along those lines include such titans as Christopher Plummer, Alan Bennett and Fiona Shaw.
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Mounting sanctions over the years have made Pyongyang more adept at evasion and finding alternative sources for procurement, a recent paper by experts at Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology found.
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As Amherst has become more adept at attracting athletes of color, making those athletes feel comfortable and part of the community on Amherst's pastoral, 1,000-acre campus continues to pose a separate challenge.
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Similarly, the character Kate was becoming more adept at keeping herself safe and away from the murderous Hank, the serial killer android who seems to still think he's playing out his Westworld script.
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This latest America's Cup class of catamarans is designed to hydrofoil in a wide range of weather conditions, and the Kiwis generally looked more adept at foiling tacks and jibes in Saturday's conditions.
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There remains no more adept fuser of the sacred and profane working in pop, and no one else who, time and again, will unflinchingly assess — at his own peril — the costs of audacity.
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Misinformation bots are smarter than we thought Why it matters: The studies suggest that bots are getting more adept at gaming social platforms, even as the platforms are making changes to weed them out.
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That idea was revived by the separatists in a propaganda battle in which they proved themselves far more adept than Mr Rajoy's government, leading many abroad to believe that Spain remains a franquista state.
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But Israel's government and its far-right supporters have also recently become more adept at cultivating US evangelical support, as its agenda has become conveniently aligned with this powerful conservative lobby and voting bloc.
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As well as being far better versed in foreign affairs, both are more adept inter-departmental players than Mr Shanahan, who has the least government experience of almost any defence secretary of recent times.
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Down the line, Google says Lens will only improve as it learns more about our surroundings and becomes more adept at identifying people, objects, and any manner of other things in the real world.
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Its adherents have proven more adept at tinkering with Photoshop—their favourite symbol is a green frog called Pepe, though they also seem to enjoy sending Nazi-themed imagery to their opponents—than marching.
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When critical systems rely on at-risk software, it is reasonable to expect that software developers like Microsoft, not governments, become more adept at notifying at-risk parties and ensuring systems become properly patched.
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Will she be more adept going forward, and did her apprenticeship in no one-ness provide the chrysalis phase crucial to all callow youths turned formidable warriors, be it Luke Skywalker or Daniel Larusso?
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The indictments and the continuing U.S. investigation could potentially convince Moscow to back off, he said, noting that U.S. officials were also becoming more adept at "tracing the origins of this espionage and subversion".
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"You've still got a very difficult geo-political backdrop but these companies and customers are getting more adept at dealing with that," French said, referring to the security issues in some formerly popular destinations.
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Amber is a more adept journalist than she seemed to be in movie No. 1 (which is not saying much) and of course she proves herself a very fine partner to his royal highness.
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At first glance this openness suggests a real break from the Nixon stonewalling model, but a glance through recent history suggests Trump may just be more adept than Nixon when it comes to doublespeak.
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Knowing this, many athletes experiment with meal timing, often training hard on an empty stomach, in hopes that this strategy will encourage their bodies to become more adept at using fat as a fuel.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Mysterious ring-shaped structures fashioned about 176,000 years ago by Neanderthals using broken stalagmites deep inside a cave in southwestern France indicate that our closest extinct relatives were more adept than previously known.
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The Houthis, who are more adept at guerrilla warfare, hold most population centers including Sanaa and the Red Sea port city of Hodeidah, a lifeline for millions that is now the focus of the war.
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Kudlow has universal support from fiscal conservatives and, while he also disagrees with Trump's move to impose tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, he has already proved more adept at navigating differences with the president.
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"It's only going to continue to grow on both sides — teams are becoming more and more comfortable with the information these things produce, and more adept at analyzing and gleaning information from it," he said.
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Down but not out, Trudeau may want to start his second term with a reshuffle of his inner circle -- installing political sages who are more adept at optics and keeping their leader out of harm's way.
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Trump mentioned the carried interest loophole briefly in the Sunday debate, but it was only briefly and without any of the populist rhetoric and heartfelt words a more adept public manipulator would employ to rally support.
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The IG may prove to be more adept at getting to the bottom of provable wrongdoing at the FBI and DOJ than Mueller's team may be in discerning Trump's culpability in collusion or obstruction of justice.
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When it comes to writing about the darker side of relationships, there are few songwriters more adept than Cursive and The Good Life frontman Tim Kasher, and his third solo album No Resolution is no exception.
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This is prompting officials to rethink how cyberwarfare techniques, first designed for fixed targets like nuclear facilities, must be refashioned to fight terrorist groups that are becoming more adept at turning the web into a weapon.
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It's become quite clear over the 17 months since Trump rode down the escalator in Trump Tower to announce his candidacy that there are few politicians more adept at unearthing and exploiting weaknesses than America's president-elect.
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A student of G-Dilly, Bowman comes as a package with his uke, Graham, a sixth dan in kyusho who proves that the more adept you become in the art, the more vulnerable you are to it.
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This isn't about finding comfortable ways of appeasing locals for the sake of positive PR. It's about being more adept at stemming the turbulence that accompanies change and harnessing it in a way that benefits the community.
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Universe aims to make AI better by becoming more adept at "general intelligence," a concept within the AI community in which an AI learns a broader array of tasks, rather than being designed for one specific purpose.
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In recent years public funding throughout the developed world has been squeezed, so museums have had to become more adept at raising money themselves, and the barriers between the two traditional funding models have become more fluid.
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Classes are held several times a week on a broad range of topics such as doing healthy cleanses, cooking Filipino stews and becoming more adept at food photography; they're taught by local chefs, writers and other experts.
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Although the DUP is the biggest party in Northern Ireland, only 44% of people there voted to leave the EU. Sinn Fein has been more adept at marketing its arguments, both north and south of the border.
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The researchers found that the rats raised in the more exciting environment "were more adept at operating and steering the ROV, thanks to the neuroplasticity (their brains' ability to change over time) triggered by their environment," CNN reported.
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Some analysts question whether traditional car makers will survive in a shared vehicle world, or will be displaced by rivals more adept at digital technology strategy, such as Alphabet Inc's Google or ride-sharing services Uber Technologies Inc.
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If they can communicate with the satellite, North Korea will become more adept at satellite operations, a future concern as an increasing number of countries have shown interest in "counterspace" operations capable of threatening satellites of other countries.
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The caretaker's duties include prowling the grounds with his cat, watching out for students in forbidden areas of the castle and at prohibited hours, though he perhaps thinks himself more adept at this duty than he really is.
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And as Tumblr's popularity faded in the following years, as larger sites from Reddit to Facebook proved more adept at attracting and retaining traffic, Yahoo was forced to write off hundreds of millions of dollars for its acquisition.
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And yet these positive conditions come at a vulnerable time for many retailers, as they try to adjust their business model from a legacy of operating hundreds of stores in suburban malls to a more adept online operation.
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There is this idea of a digital divide that I think is pretty bogus too, you know, having grown up playing video games does not qualify you to be a better coder or more adept in this world.
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When it came time to drive, the rats who played with ladders, balls and toys were more adept at operating and steering the ROV, thanks to the neuroplasticity (their brains' ability to change over time) triggered by their environment.
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The game has been the last remaining great hurdle for computer programmers attempting to make software more adept than humans at board games since the I.B.M.-developed supercomputer Deep Blue routed the world chess champion Garry Kasparov in 1997.
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Because U.S. born immigrant children tend to be more adept than their parents at picking up Western culture and language—which makes sense, given that they grow up in it—the gulf between parent and child only grows larger.
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But if you step back from the vitriol, the case crystallizes issues that are going to arise more and more often as plaintiffs' lawyers become more adept at turning companies' mandatory arbitration provisions into a weapon of mass arbitration.
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But trying to send Mr. Khaybar to Guantánamo Bay would put the administration at odds with career Justice Department prosecutors and F.B.I. agents, who say the criminal courts have proved more adept than military commissions at handling terrorism cases.
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I derived what STEM means, at least in part, from the report's assertion that a numerate citizenry—one that knows basic arithmetic—might be more adept at managing risk, taking proper doses of medications, and even avoiding mortgage scams.
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Moreover, as the campaign has continued, Sanders has become more adept at addressing national security and has warmed to his theme that his judgment is superior to hers after ill-fated U.S. interventions in Iraq and Libya that she supported.
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Photo by Shervin Lainez When it comes to writing about the darker side of relationships, there are few songwriters more adept than Cursive and The Good Life frontman Tim Kasher, and his third solo album No Resolution is no exception.
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In the speech, the Ohio governor cast himself as a nuts-and-bolts choice who is more tolerant, more compassionate, and, as a successful state governor and a budget hawk while in Congress, more adept at handling the nation's economy.
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At every turn, trolls, conspiracy theorists and others have proved to be more adept at taking advantage of exactly what the sites were created to do — encourage people to post almost anything they want — than the companies are at catching them.
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LINE: Alabama -18.5 ABOUT ALABAMA (3-0): Sophomore quarterback Jalen Hurts is a more adept runner (33 yards, three touchdowns) than passer (472 yards, four scores) but he is completing 67.9 percent of his passes and hasn't been intercepted in 53 attempts.
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Human eyes are also more adept at picking out odd looking rocks or strange formations than the mechanical eyes of a rover or orbiter, so having people on the surface of the Moon would be a boon for research as well as exploration.
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When I ask La Ruina whether he believes Super Seducer gamifies women, he replies that it's not "dirty" for a man to learn to be more adept at seducing women — a definition that conflates seduction with psychological coercion, rather than explicit consent.
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Yet as he stood in front of a dozen fellow Miami Marlins prospects during a mock news conference at the team's spring training facility in February, he sounded more adept than someone who had been taking Spanish classes for less than a year.
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And while Mikael endures the horrors of an Ottoman work camp, and Chris and Ana are busily saving orphans at a Protestant mission, their director — who was infinitely more adept with his other genocide movie, "Hotel Rwanda" — appears oblivious to the story's inadequacies.
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Mr. Pompeo and Mr. Bolton generally shared a conservative policy outlook, but the secretary of state has proved more adept at managing the president and subordinating his views to Mr. Trump's, while Mr. Bolton kept pushing his beliefs even after they were rejected.
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In our age, in which museum directors sometimes seem more adept at administrative duties and extracting money from donors, Mr. Sandberg, who championed abstraction, kinetic art and other avant-garde movements, stands out as a creative force of his own, through his passion for design.
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Vocational and technical college operators, which offer certificates and degrees in subjects from cosmetology to nursing, have long argued that they are more adept at responding to a changing job market and better serve some students, including the poor and minority students, and military veterans.
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But if that fails, fiscal policy could be more adept at targeting assistance to the places that need it — helping vulnerable businesses by issuing low-cost loans or other types of financing or directing funds to communities struggling in the wake of the virus.
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According to the Chobe guides themselves as well as non-guide staff members, the male guides in Botswana excel in the thrill of the wildlife chase, while the female guides are more adept at focusing on the details and the comfort of the group.
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Since those times, networks have learned that a certain amount of boundary pushing is healthy; politicians have become more adept at manipulating TV; and the people on the creative side have begun to understand that being on TV, especially in network prime time, requires compromises.
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Often welcomed onto the podium like a rock star, Weber seeks to boost his chances not only with policy messages but by generating enough buzz to reverse falling turnouts and stem the rise of parties on the far right and left more adept at mobilizing their vote.
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Few living drummers know the plush interior of a solid swing feel better — or are more adept at the wheel of a bebop combo — than the 94-year-old Haynes, a National Endowment for the Arts Jazz Master and an unimpeachable authority on classic jazz drumming.
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Sure, in absolute terms, Google's Night Sight Mode on the Pixel 3 is slightly more adept at taking low-light shots than Samsung's Bright Night option, but the results are often quite close, and it's clear the Note 10's image quality is still top tier.
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"We see these kinds of pullbacks, the dips, more as an opportunity, especially in emerging markets and especially in Asia ex-Japan," he told CNBC's "Squawk Box Asia," adding that the Chinese government has learned from similar past events and has become more adept at containing the virus.
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ABOUT MIAMI (7-0): Adams is not the only one making a living off big plays as the Rosier-led Hurricanes have proven far more adept at producing quick-strike scores — two of their four touchdowns were over 42 yards against Virginia Tech — than putting together long methodical drives.
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A more adept negotiator could likely broker some short term successes and move the game forward, by for example getting China to agree to pressure North Korea to agree to a denuclearization time frame and international inspections in return for some sanctions relief and a dropping of certain trade tariffs.
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There was perhaps no one more adept at bridging the two increasingly estranged halves of the modern Republican Party: a base of white voters animated by fear and resentment, and an establishment class that used half-baked economic theories and paeans to individualism to line the pockets of the wealthy.
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While we adults complain about the slow pace and limited innovation at Apple, it's something apparent even to youngsters who take technology for granted, are more adept with devices, and have a technical proficiency that may negate Apple's easier-to-use interface — the primary advantage Apple could offer to earlier generations.
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As af Klint became more adept at automatic drawings — which can be seen as a complete break with resemblance and representation — she was given a task that the other members in the group had been offered but turned down: allowing her hands, like Houghton's, to be guided by these higher forces.
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Another study found that Uber and Lyft have added 5.7 billion miles of driving annually in cities like Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, Miami, New York City, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Seattle, and Washington, DC. Cities are becoming more adept at extracting a toll for all that congestion and pollution, the Rudin Center notes.
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Sweetwater Creek State ParkAbout half an hour away in Lithia Springs lies this uber-picturesque state park with a handful of trails ranging from the one-mile red trail (for easy and/or hungover hiking) to the 5.2-mile white trail (for those who are more adept at scaling a steep incline or two).
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"Chinese app publishers are becoming more adept at understanding what resonates with U.S. consumers, whether it be carving out a new niche in social media with apps such as TikTok or capitalizing on hot trends among Western gamers with battle royale titles including PUBG Mobile," Sanders Tran, a data analyst at Sensor Tower, told CNBC.
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In our research we are also investigating the effects of bilingualism on understanding implied meaning in conversation — in other words, whether the experience of anticipating which language a speaker will use makes bilingual and bidialectal children more adept at reading the speaker's intentions more generally — and understanding the real meaning of what they say, specifically.
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She is more adept here than in "NW" at mapping the inner lives of her heroines, though the radical sympathy she evinced for her characters in "White Teeth" and "On Beauty" has given way to a somewhat more grudging attitude — perhaps accounted for by the fact that the story is told from the narrator's decidedly subjective point of view.
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SEXTON: People always want to know why is it not easier, or why aren&apost we more adept at identifying radicalize individuals, because if you catch them in that indoctrination process, obviously, before they go operational with a plan, now you&aposre preventing any casualties, you&aposre not trying to mitigate casualties with first responders and an effective law enforcement response.
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"My experience as an analyst on Wall Street showed me just how fragmented information really was," he said in an interview, citing as one example how complex sites like those of the FDA are not easy to navigate to look for new information and updates — the kind of thing that a computer would be much more adept at monitoring and flagging.
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"I found that the military teenagers are used to diversity, can handle change well, [are] quick-thinkers, develop an early ability to adapt to many situations, and are more adept at these skills than other teens," says Christi Garner, a Virginia-based family therapist who has worked around the world with military families dealing with the stressors of moving and deployments.
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As America awakens to the deliberate philistinism of a Trump White House and a Republican Congress, the beauty, cosmopolitan erudition, and staggering popularity of Erizku and Beyoncé's diaspora Venus — which set a world record for "Most Liked Image on Instagram" — speaks to black artists' increasing cultural power in the public sphere, a place where #QueenBey may be more adept than anyone at navigating the intersection of art, taste, and fashion.
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For the Warriors, Durant will fill a specific need as a player who is far more adept at getting to the basket than anyone on their current roster, a flaw exposed by both the Thunder and the Cavaliers in the recent playoffs, where perimeter defense and a great deal of physical contact seemed to shut down the team's strategy that involved living and dying at the 3-point line.
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This administration is diminishing our country's political and social power by trying to interrupt the natural demographic shifts that would lead to a more progressive, more inclusive US. It is incumbent on those of us in immigrant communities who are at risk of further marginalization to become more adept at understanding the need to be part of the "moral arc of justice" that Martin Luther King, Jr. so poignantly declared.
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All you need to write a good love letter is a lot of passion, and a few helpful tips: Step 1: Put on Some Drake Look, if you want to be the best, you need to learn from the best, and with our deepest respects to William Shakespeare, John Keats and Lord Byron, there is nobody on this planet who has ever been more adept at expressing his feelings than Aubrey Drake Graham.
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Before heading to our lodging, we sat by the river, all sparkling and sunny, as I anxiously peered into my now very boring phone, silently scolding myself for forgetting my sunglasses and headphones at home, sucking down a cigarette like my life depended on it, while my boyfriend, much more adept at not being connected 24/7, paced around the park, reading plaques and looking at a weird sculpture of an upside-down bronze man donning a swim-cap and goggles, diving into the marble base.
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Some proponents of the council think that the UN's new High Commisioner for Human Rights, Michelle Bachelet, a former president of Chile, who took over last month from Prince Zeid Ra'ad al-Hussein of Jordan, may be more effective than her predecessor because she is said to be more adept at quiet diplomacy; the prince tended to use the bully pulpit to name and shame malign countries but, in the eyes of António Guterres, the UN secretary-general, failed on the whole to persuade them to improve their behaviour.
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