Despite some more aggressive trim, the Passport loos like a slightly more aggressive Pilot.
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"He had been getting more aggressive, more aggressive," Ms. Fisher's mother, Sadie Rodriguez, said.
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"Now I'm a little more aggressive, and my job is a little more aggressive, too," she said.
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Becoming more aggressive Over the last year, Oklahoma has become more aggressive in trying to stop the quakes.
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And competitor spider species could be more aggressive, too - requiring more aggressive individuals to protect the colony from invaders.
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When I used it for men, it was a little more aggressive, and the clothes were a little more aggressive.
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As the party's base shifts left, it's demanding more aggressive positions from politicians—and applying more aggressive tactics against politicians who don't.
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These can live side-by-side in the same colony; the more aggressive spiders in the colony, the more aggressive overall the colony is.
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" The evidence shows, he said, "the more you spank, the more aggressive behavior; the more aggressive behavior, the more you spank — there's a cycle.
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We keep pushing him to be more aggressive, be more aggressive, and tonight he really stepped up, hit some big shots and played excellent defense.
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But, he added, "if his recommendation is that the Port Authority needs to take a more aggressive role, the Port Authority will take a more aggressive role."
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And with more aggressive rules will likely come more aggressive enforcement, which could mean more frequent or larger fines for platforms that run afoul of new content standards.
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Apple has two choices: Get more aggressive in improving its own software or, better yet, be more aggressive in acquiring companies that have already proven what they can do.
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Must be more aggressive against ISIL everywhere - including Afghanistan.
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"When I took over I made it clear we were going to be more aggressive on some campaigns, so clearly Delta and Air Canada we were a bit more aggressive," he said.
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More aggressive scenarios, including one that models global ban on sales of internal combustion (ICE) vehicles starting in 2040, show a more aggressive move away from oil, as the chart above shows.
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But look, American people are just going to have to be more aggressive in how they consume news and also these tech companies have got to be more aggressive in what they do.
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Their music often begins tentative, building into something more aggressive.
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A more aggressive FCC, in a different administration, would be.
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He once criticized Obama for not being even more aggressive.
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He's been trying to be more aggressive at the plate.
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"Without Melo, everyone had to be more aggressive," Calderon said.
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"I have to be a lot more aggressive," she says.
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He kept it up and got more and more aggressive.
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It will stunt their vocabulary, or make them more aggressive.
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In recent months, Unacademy has grown more aggressive with marketing.
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His attacks against Democrats, often inaccurate, were even more aggressive.
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Trump has adopted a more aggressive stance towards undocumented immigrants.
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"The more aggressive the cobra is, the better," she added.
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King cobras are best, since they're bigger and more aggressive.
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But securities regulators might also take a more aggressive posture.
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Third, we should get much more aggressive about policing bots.
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Meanwhile, Pence is keeping an even more aggressive campaign schedule.
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It's making Russia more aggressive externally and less democratic internally.
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Some of these conversations have been more aggressive than others.
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Now they are desperate for it to be more aggressive.
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But Ross, he said, had proposed a "more aggressive" level.
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Grizzlies are far larger and more aggressive than black bears.
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The Oregon group was more aggressive than others have been.
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A more aggressive stance on monetary tightening would hurt gold.
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With the president's blessing, the E.P.A. also became more aggressive.
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Russia's adversary Ukraine has been equally if not more aggressive.
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This move is in anticipation of something more aggressive happening.
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I quickly learned that doubles required more aggressive service returns.
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Does it have to become more aggressive down the road?
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In tablets, it has seemed more aggressive about lowering prices.
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That could cause more aggressive action from the Federal Reserve.
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EISEN: DO YOU THINK THE FED'S GONNA BE MORE AGGRESSIVE?
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At Wednesday's rally, Mr. Sanders was more aggressive against Mrs.
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Those that have been more aggressive have met tough pushback.
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Now, Gfycat seems to be taking a more aggressive approach.
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I think FTC being a little more aggressive would help.
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Freedom of Speech is much more aggressive and high energy.
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Be more aggressive about staying home if you feel sick.
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KW: It definitely started off much more aggressive than yesterday.
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Suddenly, defensive tackles are finding themselves with more aggressive license.
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They actually breed more aggressive bacteria, and are best avoided.
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And if that happens, the cancer could become more aggressive.
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That may be compounded as Uber's rivals become more aggressive.
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Police sweeps of homeless camps have gotten more aggressive, too.
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We get a much more aggressive fiscal policy response, 2500.
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"It makes you even more aggressive, more angry," he said.
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First, practice being more aggressive when the stakes are low.
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This time coming in I'm going to be more aggressive.
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I ended up with a mandate to be more aggressive.
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"People have become much more aggressive than before," she said.
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When the grandmothers needed a stimulus, they got more aggressive.
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One wishes many more nations would not be more aggressive.
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But the crowds on Thursday were larger and more aggressive.
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"Chris has still got to be more aggressive," Marks said.
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Russia in the meantime has grown far more aggressive. Gen.
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But he downplayed the likelihood of more aggressive rate hikes.
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The court also became more aggressive in inhibiting government actions.
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It's been overtaken by larger and more aggressive retail rivals.
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But Trump has been far more aggressive than President Obama.
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The harder I fought him, the more aggressive he became.
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I'm not calling for censorship, but for more aggressive rotation.
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It is possible that given the more aggressive demand profile for the current year, USDA may have also been more aggressive with new-crop demand as well had that forecast been made in March.
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That's when countries are expected to formally establish more aggressive commitments.
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The more questions I asked, the more aggressive the salespeople got.
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The Fed also took a more aggressive view on future hikes.
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The way the companies are set up are much more aggressive.
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"You're almost 10-percent more aggressive" Krzanich said during the call.
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We realize that a more aggressive policy and enforcement approach will
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There isn't a more aggressive or attack-minded coach than D'Antoni.
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One is to get more aggressive in improving its own software.
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In the second half, I just wanted to be more aggressive.
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Like in terms of embracing some of the more aggressive tendencies.
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The "DPRK is definitely getting more aggressive, more erratic," he said.
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The faster, the more aggressive you are, the smoother it is.
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A "hawkish" monetary policymaker is more aggressive in warding off inflation.
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Often, such bacteria can still be treated with more aggressive drugs.
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But the hallucinations and voices were getting more and more aggressive.
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So why are women choosing the more aggressive option more often?
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But its stock price suggests investors expect even more aggressive growth.
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How much room is there for Apple to get more aggressive?
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The Chinese are already being more aggressive on the banking side.
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Maybe I need to be more aggressive, because it's quite tough!
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Joerger said Fox played well but needs to be more aggressive.
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Blocking feels more aggressive — you don't want to block your mother.
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A more aggressive Fed could nudge money market yields even higher.
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Maybe I made things a little more aggressive, a little faster.
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Specifically, he called for more aggressive policies to address income inequality.
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Waiting too long means more aggressive Fed action could be required.
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"He definitely was being more aggressive," Lakers coach Luke Walton said.
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We are a more aggressive buyer when they are going down.
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"We will probably go a little bit more aggressive," Nurislamova said.
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Furthermore, economic woes can lead to much more aggressive foreign policy.
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Ron Wyden expressed disappointment Friday that the administration wasn't more aggressive.
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Obama's more aggressive use of clemency is part of that shift.
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Congress did not agree to some of the more aggressive cuts.
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But when Trump took over, the feed became noticeably more aggressive.
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But CPAC marked a pivot to a far more aggressive strategy.
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It may get more aggressive, with hands reaching to inappropriate places.
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Death row is another area where governors could be more aggressive.
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But the measures fell short of hopes for more aggressive action.
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Reyes, though, has a reputation as a much more aggressive enforcer.
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"They are more aggressive in front of the English," she said.
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Fox Business, on the other hand, took a more aggressive stance.
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Expect people to find you more aggressive in the coming weeks!
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The new album seems more aggressive and political than anything before.
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He was far more aggressive than usual and it paid off.
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But he could also stand to be a more aggressive shooter.
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But prosecuting a more aggressive generational argument could also carry risks.
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But after several attacks protesters got more coordinated — and more aggressive.
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But a sizable bloc of Democrats want a more aggressive approach.
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In February, the U.S.Cattlemen's Association took a different, more aggressive action.
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The US surgeon general, Jerome Adams, took a more aggressive approach.
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Mr. Navarro would have preferred a more aggressive approach, officials said.
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I would argue that the platforms need to be more aggressive.
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Perhaps with more aggressive testing, we could achieve a better balance.
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Rising consumer demands and employee activism require more aggressive self-regulation.
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Leading up to the holidays, Amazon is only getting more aggressive.
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He also called for more aggressive fiscal measures to boost output.
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The more aggressive approach seemed to be gaining strength this week.
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It keeps them at bay from being more aggressive on rates.
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"They just played more aggressive and made some shots," Westbrook said.
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Japan's military also doesn't have push for a more aggressive stance.
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"There's value in being more aggressive about this stuff," he said.
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She said more aggressive movement appears to be on the way.
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I would have called for a much more aggressive initial response.
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Then, increase the amounts as you learn to get more aggressive.
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THEY MIGHT BE MORE AGGRESSIVE HOW THEY PAY PEOPLE OVER TIME.
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Populists use language that is more aggressive and more hate-filled.
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It doesn't go as far as more aggressive plans from Sens.
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"As a state we have to get more aggressive," she said.
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That makes the expulsions looks more aggressive than they might otherwise.
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Its final guidance, however — which was unsigned — was much more aggressive.
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Hironaka's appointment suggests a shift to a more aggressive defense strategy.
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The plan would allow the U.S. Navy to provide a more aggressive response when Iran's Revolutionary Guard boats intimidate U.S. forces and also calls for more aggressive seizures of arms shipments from Iran, the report said.
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Some Wall Street strategists have even gotten more aggressive about their expectations.
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Monday's meeting could clear the way for a much more aggressive response.
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"The reporters need to be more aggressive," said Larysa Kondracki, the director.
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He was, like... 'try to play more aggressive, go for your shots'.
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But this more aggressive FCC has never sat well with Republican lawmakers.
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This may be because more aggressive officers are drawn to such assignments.
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But Trumpian lies are more brazen, more aggressive, more filled with chutzpah.
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However, central bank officials appeared to gird for a more aggressive pace.
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Expect your partners to get more aggressive, thanks to the warrior planet.
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The Fed took a more aggressive view on future hikes on Wednesday.
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Canopy has been more aggressive than its peers in acquiring other firms.
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No mainstream automaker has been more aggressive in capitalizing on this trend.
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"Then you're going to be much more aggressive in your equity allocation."
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VICE: Is Florida's gator population increasing, or are they getting more aggressive?
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Some Democrats have answered the demands with more aggressive gun policy platforms.
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We're already seeing signs of what a more aggressive platform looks like.
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That doesn't mean every state has abandoned a more aggressive approach, though.
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Early that year, the C.I.A. and I began recommending more aggressive action.
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But the company clearly has a more aggressive strategy planned for India.
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AND WHY ISN'T CONGRESS MORE AGGRESSIVE IN TRYING TO USE THE WTO.
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Plus, Postmates has been getting more aggressive with non-food retail deliveries.
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The Taliban noted the more aggressive Trump strategy in its statement Wednesday.
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This year, corporate Pride campaigns feel more aggressive and ubiquitous than ever.
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Her language to describe Trump has grown more aggressive by the day.
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"I could take more aggressive steps," Gottlieb said in a written statement.
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Now, for his upcoming US tour, he's trying a more aggressive approach.
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And in most species—humans included—males are the more aggressive sex.
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Note that on the '16, the styling is more aggressive and angular.
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Some thought that more aggressive Fed actions would just produce more inflation.
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If you want a raise now, you have to be more aggressive.
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The firm has also gotten more aggressive in taking its titles global.
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Since the IPO, Facebook has only gotten more aggressive about copying Snapchat.
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Casado might become more aggressive and Rivera pull his punches, Jurado said.
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I played a little more aggressive and I took the little chance.
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"They played more aggressive than we did," Lakers coach Luke Walton said.
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"We need a stronger and more aggressive financial regulator," the minister said.
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It seems like something's changed — like your approach has gotten more aggressive.
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Will Reddit eventually try something more aggressive, like banning Imgur links outright?
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"We saw more aggressive abuse than expected in certain areas," Foley said.
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Some states have, however, tried to get more aggressive in regulating sugar.
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That increases the chance that the ECB will do something more aggressive.
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But industry experts said the company is being more aggressive in sales.
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Both represent far more aggressive plays than Apple's typically controlled Siri experience.
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Waxman was viewed as a more aggressive proponent of new climate policies.
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Democrats will be far more aggressive in targeting female and minority voters.
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"I'm playing much, much more aggressive," the 29-year-old told reporters.
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"More aggressive reforms are needed to make the recovery sustainable," he said.
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But regulators said that a more aggressive outreach to owners was needed.
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Kilduff said Israel could also become more aggressive against activity in Syria.
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Clearly a much more aggressive effort is needed in policy and investment.
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Several more aggressive efforts to roll back gun regulations failed this year.
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They've abandoned "civility" for the more aggressive style Grayson pioneered years ago.
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Conservatives, meanwhile, said the President was rightly demanding more aggressive measures. Rep.
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If tweets aren't enough, Trump could resort to even more aggressive measures.
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Sanders' wealth tax is more aggressive than Warren's because of its scale.
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This is probably a little more aggressive than you would normally see.
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They were the more aggressive team and got us out of sorts.
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"He kept it up and got more and more aggressive," she shared.
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Giuliani, however, has signaled a more aggressive tack in defending the president.
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I don't think a dog could become more aggressive because of that.
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The rise of trade war risks could see investors get more aggressive.
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These concepts help explain why more aggressive anti-drug efforts haven't worked.
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Bertrand, however, seemed to endorse a more aggressive approach to the issue.
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Its Cathay Dragon unit is pricier than the more aggressive budget carriers.
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They're [Disney] getting more aggressive than people probably expected them to be.
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It doesn't mean stopping, it doesn't mean getting a little more aggressive.
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"The testing protocol has to become more aggressive," Brookings's Ravi told me.
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Second, progressives are getting better and more aggressive at silencing dissenting behavior.
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Law enforcement may welcome a more aggressive approach under the new administration.
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Sprouts simply require a more aggressive approach than steaming or even roasting.
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That is not to argue that Mr. Trump should become more aggressive.
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The local Bactrian males are more aggressive, the Arabians bigger, he said.
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Both said schools must be more aggressive about protecting students and staff.
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Protesters are now more aggressive, and the police regularly raid their homes.
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And maybe if I were 25 years younger, I'd be more aggressive.
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Big banks and some Republicans have pressured for even more aggressive action.
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In part, Trump has succeeded by being more aggressive than his competitors.
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South Korea's hockey project is among the more aggressive and novel examples.
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That effort has become even more aggressive since President Trump took office.
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The president urged Ms. Nielsen to be more aggressive, the official said.
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They ranged from demeaning comments about their appearance to more aggressive insults.
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But in recent months, Mr. Flynn has taken a more aggressive posture.
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NISSAN MOTOR CO PLANNING MORE AGGRESSIVE COST CUTS AFTER SALES DISAPPOINT - SOURCES
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On the other end of the spectrum is a more aggressive model.
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China has become more aggressive and belligerent in the South China Sea.
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Do we see more aggressive efforts to target ships in key waterways?
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If you want to be a little more aggressive, you buy Dexcom.
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Some traders, though, think the central bank could get even more aggressive.
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Does that mean that the Ukrainian leaders were more aggressive than Russia?
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The comments were far more aggressive than those of the White House.
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What's needed above all is more aggressive regulation of endocrine disrupting chemicals.
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Malcolm was more aggressive, and had called King "an ignorant Negro preacher."
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That allowed the Orange frontcourt to be more aggressive on the glass.
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"When the market turns, we're prepared to be more aggressive," he said.
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It has also long been a more aggressive enforcer of antitrust policies.
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Rock or metal can make people more aggressive like 'Where's my food?
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And that was like to play more aggressive and go for my shots.
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And so it's time to really get serious about getting much more aggressive.
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An even more aggressive stance was proposed by the Antiquities Coalition in April.
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McCain has argued for more aggressive military involvement in the Syrian Civil War.
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According to Kuo, the company will instead "adopt a more aggressive" pricing policy.
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Or perhaps they would rather hump deer than the more aggressive male macaques.
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The administration's estimate is more aggressive than some forecasts from Wall Street economists.
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But I think that sexism is much stronger and it's much more aggressive.
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Adding nonlethal equipment like pepper spray could help officers avoid more aggressive tactics.
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In each of these cases, the favourite fell to a more aggressive player.
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Bill Ford indicated the company would take more aggressive action to cut costs.
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She also found that exposure to penicillin alone made male mice more aggressive.
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The disclosure comes amid President Donald Trump's repeated clamoring for more aggressive cuts.
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As growing numbers of troops sought to desert, the DGCIM grew more aggressive.
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If synthetics grow in popularity, De Beers may need to become more aggressive.
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Similarly, why would suspects' demeanor become more aggressive or noncompliant under these circumstances?
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Next time, with the stakes higher, he may take a more aggressive approach.
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Might we see more aggressive partnerships with other carriers for the OnePlus 7?
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Pimco economist Tiffany Wilding said there remain "compelling arguments" for more aggressive easing.
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Were the cap more aggressive, the impact on the market would be larger.
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"They may become more aggressive or hyperactive or difficult to parent," Castle explained.
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Investigators, led by judges like Mr Moro, became more aggressive and less careful.
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But as the day grows old, the farmers' phone calls become more aggressive.
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However, the pressure of US sanctions has only provoked more aggressive Iranian actions.
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"If anything, these standards should be more aggressive," board member Daniel Sperling said.
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There are consequences to one party being more aggressive about defying governing norms.
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Then, it would be followed by a more aggressive or directly threatening tweet.
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Now, a more aggressive streak is beginning to infiltrate his lackadaisical training style.
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Afterward, she feared the paparazzi would become more aggressive toward her and John.
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I feel like I approach everything more hard, and a lot more aggressive.
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I think his going to the other path -- supporting Israel being more aggressive.
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Shareholders are getting more aggressive in pressuring companies, including Facebook, on equal pay.
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"You do see people coming out with more aggressive comments" ahead of Iowa.
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At the time, policymakers had projected a more aggressive four hikes in 2016.
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Meanwhile, the national trend has moved in favor of more aggressive abortion regulation.
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It's not just that Russian agents and independent hackers are getting more aggressive.
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At that level, he said, he would be a much more aggressive buyer.
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So Sanders began to take more aggressive actions in favor of gun control.
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This week, though, Trump took a more aggressive approach when he visited Missouri.
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But on top of that, he said, local prosecutors became much more aggressive.
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She also added that she'd be more "aggressive" in restructuring the federal government.
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That's a far more aggressive stance than most Democratic presidential candidates have endorsed.
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Outside of Congress, other conservatives also wanted the committee to be more aggressive.
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"The talk we had was (about) being more aggressive," Bates-Diop told reporters.
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With increasing regularity, the president has gotten more aggressive in his negotiating tactics.
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Bernie Sanders released his own, considerably more aggressive, wealth tax proposal in September.
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That's one of my main issues: I need to start being more aggressive.
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Africanized bees are known to be much more aggressive than domestic honey bees.
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They're coming, if we don't take more aggressive action to slow climate change.
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"They were tougher than us and more aggressive," Cavaliers Coach Tyronn Lue said.
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He'll be treated only if tests suggest his cancer has become more aggressive.
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But outside of the White House, Trump's legal team has been more aggressive.
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That has totally evaporated and is being replaced by a more aggressive tone.
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The raids against Navalny allies across the country suggest a more aggressive tactic.
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Flood is expected to take a more aggressive approach toward the Russia probe.
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Becoming more aggressive, he delivered a hard left that had his opponent backpedaling.
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General Catalyst, for example, has gotten more aggressive about investing in bot companies.
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Anecdotally, I can tell you, men are more aggressive asking for money. Sure.
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Have you noticed fires becoming more aggressive, in even the last five years?
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For them, the disease can be more aggressive, with double the mortality rate.
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Change was afoot: a new quarterback, a more aggressive defense, a lighter schedule.
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Eagles coordinator Jim Schwartz's Cover-3 is a far more aggressive than most.
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In turn, she wanted to be more aggressive in getting rid of it.
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Meanwhile, China has grown more aggressive, and North Korea more dangerous and belligerent.
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He faced calls throughout February to take more aggressive action against the virus.
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No, I do think Google is more aggressive than they pretend to be.
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Google is expected to be even more aggressive this year with its Assistant.
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But many economists, particularly younger ones, pushed leaders here for more aggressive action.
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But China has become more aggressive in trying to assert dominance over both.
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More aggressive proponents think the range should be almost 10 times that amount.
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She is more guarded in public now and playing more aggressive, convincing tennis.
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Ohio is more aggressive than any other state in purging its voter rolls.
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Younger investors should be much more aggressive because they can withstand market swings.
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A more aggressive Fed is one obvious candidate, but not the only one.
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Meanwhile, Trump continues to get more aggressive in dealing with the Russia investigation.
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American agencies prefer a more aggressive approach to disrupting terrorist networks and plots.
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I just try to tell him to be more aggressive on the floor.
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Russia and China have become more aggressive and significantly increased their geopolitical influence.
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Maybe I need to be more aggressive and talk directly about the issues.
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Trump would be well advised to take a separate and more aggressive approach.
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Mr. Brunetti's images are more aggressive than most because his subjects ignore perspective.
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Buttigieg had some clever lines but was overshadowed by the more aggressive exchanges.
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We can expect Iran to exert more aggressive clandestine measures across the globe.
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It's going to be a much bigger program, a much more aggressive program.
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Cunningham points to Massachusetts' more aggressive oversight of charters as a better model.
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So they shut down, or sometimes become more aggressive, in their interpersonal relationships.
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For 2021, the sporty two-seater receives a sleeker, more aggressive look overall ...
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The House bill is generally more aggressive in limiting or eliminating tax preferences.
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"Where appropriate, we will also take more aggressive measures including suspension of access."
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The response to achieve those incentive levels has been more aggressive opioid prescriptions.
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And it's not even the more aggressive, fact-based reporting Todd calls for.
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The central bank is transitioning to a more aggressive path of raising rates.
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I believe the U.S. is taking a more aggressive approach for three reasons.
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Crimmins said municipal issuers would be challenged by the SEC's more aggressive stance.
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Some of the Democratic candidates called for a more aggressive stance towards China.
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We also may need to examine more aggressive actions at the FCC's disposal.
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The more aggressive $1,600 scenario would place Amazon's market value at $764.8 billion.
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The more aggressive stance underscored the government's mounting urgency to end the protest.
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Could Amazon get even more aggressive and start buying in the B2B space?
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The committee, however, did not announce more aggressive measures to address the difficulties.
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First, instead of liberalizing, the Chinese regime has become more aggressive and repressive.
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We're just trying to encourage him to be more aggressive on these issues.
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Violence against Trump supporters has spurred more, more coordinated, and more aggressive protests.
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So it makes sense that police would take more aggressive actions against them.
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He said that police should be far more aggressive than they are today.
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Yeah, and I think aggressive probably ... we have tried to be more aggressive.
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The proposal would reportedly allow the U.S. Navy to provide a more aggressive response to provocations by Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps, while also calling for more aggressive seizures of Iranian arms shipments meant for militant groups around the Middle East.
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Tried to be a little more aggressive with my putting and it worked today.
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But even with more aggressive outreach efforts, some people refuse to go into shelters.
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It tells us they can be more aggressive and proactive in disrupting markets themselves.
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Other food giants have also been more aggressive with purchases of smaller, innovative rivals.
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Analysts said further downward surprises in inflation could lead to more aggressive rate cuts.
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Betzen also sees any more aggressive action on the Kodi Foundation's part as futile.
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In response, states have had to take a more aggressive tack to fight outbreaks.
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However, Apple may "instead get more aggressive" with its iPhone product portfolio, said Daryanani.
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The Obama administration was already more aggressive about immigration enforcement than many people realize.
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Grand Theft Auto V isn't doesn't make people more aggressive, a new study finds.
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Part of that lift may be the result of a more aggressive marketing campaign.
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You know the old trope: Women are more emotional and men are more aggressive.
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But others are simply getting more aggressive at denouncing the trend toward passive investing.
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Moreover, the army has, if anything, recently become more aggressive, sparking increasingly frequent clashes.
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The expectation is that this time, Trump will feel pressure to be more aggressive.
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How much more aggressive will Trump's rhetoric get as the impeachment process goes on?
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Some companies are more aggressive when it comes to claiming videos, the executive said.
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And Paxton said he's willing to take a more aggressive stance as a result.
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I think they could be a little bit more aggressive with their share buybacks.
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Expect more original content like "The Handmaid's Tale" and more aggressive competition with Netflix.
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But anyone hoping for some more aggressive action from the House will be disappointed.
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Waiting too long to counter it means more aggressive Fed action could be required.
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"The states have gotten more aggressive in pursuing income," said Abbot Downing's Lisa Featherngill.
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So it makes sense that Uber would be getting more aggressive in this space.
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A stronger-than-expected June jobs report tempered expectations for a more aggressive easing.
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But sometimes more aggressive measures are needed to clean up the junk circling overhead.
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The birds probably aren't growing more aggressive—humans are just encroaching on their habitats.
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Today I played differently, tried to be more aggressive, he started to feel uncomfortable.
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"You have the peaceful sidewalk counselors, you have the more aggressive ones," she said.
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More aggressive Bush-era interrogation techniques such as waterboarding might come back into fashion.
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A more aggressive antitrust approach seems to be a central pillar in that package.
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But the states said officials should push even more aggressive regulations in the future.
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Nikola Jokic's Wafting Aggression is a Worthy Debate Should Nikola Jokic be more aggressive?
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But when his son joined the family business, he was more aggressive about growth.
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One of those is a more aggressive rollout of its off-price Backstage stores.
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"Hillary Clinton has already been calling for more aggressive action on guns," said Pace.
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The interrogation continued for more than an hour, and the questions became more aggressive.
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Sanders was more aggressive and on the attack, while Warren had a lighter touch.
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"I was a little more aggressive," said Stephens, who won 6-1 7-5.
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It's been a rollercoaster, but I played more aggressive in the quarterfinals and semifinals.
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But it said the Vatican should be much more aggressive with prosecutions and indictments.
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Intelligence officials have also cautioned that Iran could become more aggressive in other ways.
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Strong economic data could signal a more aggressive Fed - considered a negative for stocks.
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S. companies tend to be more aggressive in filing patent applications than American companies.
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His supporters said it was about time Mr. Buttigieg adopted a more aggressive posture.
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It was fully offset by expansionary Fed actions and much more aggressive forward guidance.
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Coast Guard officials said Cubans had become more aggressive in trying to evade capture.
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You can tech in cards in preparation for more aggressive or more control matches.
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The next deadline for more aggressive climate targets arrives at the end of 2020.
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It has acknowledged that it could have taken more aggressive action after previous complaints.
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Some economists believe the market's skepticism about a more aggressive Fed is ill-founded.
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It is clear we need to implement bolder and more aggressive actions moving forward.
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Previous state Democratic leaders have taken a more aggressive tack in earlier power struggles.
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Facebook says it's getting more aggressive in its fight on harmful content in groups.
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Another factor cited was the possibility that prostate cancer had somehow become more aggressive.
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"In general, (the Thunder) were the more aggressive team," Spurs coach Gregg Popovich said.
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I think he's going to be a little more aggressive in the third debate.
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Instead, what we've seen is a pivot on their part to be more aggressive.
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Lawmakers from both sides of the aisle have been pushing for more aggressive penalties.
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"When men are losing they can't take it, they become more aggressive," she added.
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It is now signaling a readiness to take a more aggressive position on Iran.
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Aggressive Capital Deployment: In recent years, Mylan has taken a more aggressive acquisitive posture.
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Some European banks have been more aggressive in reducing their dependence on investment banking.
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Which should be way more aggressive about getting rid of the rubber room inmates.
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And the closer the Brexit vote comes, the more aggressive his rhetoric has gotten.
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By comparison, Trump's orders have led to much more aggressive and clearly indiscriminate enforcement.
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There's always a chance Al Horford becomes more aggressive with his in-between game.
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A coordinated focus on 5G could push China Mobile to be more aggressive too.
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"They are not more aggressive than any other dog," she said in an interview.
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They would give his foreign policy a far more aggressive cast than Mr. Obama's.
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Then I kept cropping it and made it a less conventional, more aggressive image.
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A senior administration official said it augured a "more aggressive, comprehensive approach" to Iran.
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Even states with more aggressive anti-voter laws have better turnout than New York.
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It's an encouraging step, but the problem demands a broader and more aggressive strategy.
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Iran became a more aggressive regional actor against the Sunni Arab states around it.
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The association faces a push for more aggressive action on codes of professional conduct.
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The "street counselors" who hand out misleading anti-abortion pamphlets have become more aggressive.
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While Conte used moderate tones in parliament, League leader Matteo Salvini was more aggressive.
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The more heated that the 2020 campaign becomes, the more aggressive he will be.
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Some companies, like Blue Ridge HealthCare in North Carolina, are taking more aggressive steps.
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Hence the more aggressive approach to rent negotiations and withholding payments displayed by Primark.
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The president sided with his more aggressive aides, and announced the ban next day.
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But investors are also impatient for a much more aggressive fiscal response from Washington.
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It's a much more aggressive mosquito and will feed on people during the day.
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Schaffer believes a geopolitical event or a more aggressive Federal Reserve could be catalysts.
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Others see them as a way to stall more aggressive action to cut emissions.
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But Mr. Trump's White House was pursuing a more aggressive path on its own.
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The birds, perhaps because of the drop in supply, seemed more aggressive and numerous.
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Senior Democrats on the committee said they want to take more aggressive action. Rep.
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Maryland environmental advocates seek more aggressive greenhouse gas reduction goals, The Baltimore Sun reports.
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Toys marketed to boys tend to be more aggressive and involve action and excitement.
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But once you are on the national stage it becomes a lot more aggressive.
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So we may foresee the US will take more aggressive follow-throughs to Russia.
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That favorable stock performance may mean your portfolio has gotten more aggressive over time.
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Financial markets are beginning to price in a more aggressive Federal Reserve this year.
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"The U.S. planes become more aggressive when Al Qaeda militants fire back," he said.
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That implies that markets were ready for signals of even more aggressive rate rises.
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But the agency has also been criticized for not taking even more aggressive action.
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Still, Evans-Pritchard expects the central bank to make more aggressive rate cuts ahead.
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The further away your likely retirement date, the more aggressive your stance can be.
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China has lately been more aggressive in both the East and South China Seas.
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Now, with more authority from the European Union, she envisions a more aggressive agenda.
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Iran chose the latter, more aggressive posture — a move the Trump administration should've expected.
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With appropriate asset allocation, we have conservative investments and some that are more aggressive.
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Westbrook started Game 4 with an agenda to be even more aggressive and intense.
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They walked away, speaking in hushed tones that Hezbollah should have been more aggressive.
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The Trump administration has credited the decrease to more aggressive interdiction efforts by Mexico.
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With Phil Booth being (sick), I knew he was going to be more aggressive.
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" Biden said, "One of the problems I'm finding, I've got to be more aggressive.
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But they also made it clear that they were planning to be more aggressive.
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Carlos Ramos, the umpire, spotted Williams's coach motioning at her to be more aggressive.
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They favor a higher minimum wage and more aggressive government action to create jobs.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders has released a wealth tax that's even more aggressive than Sen.
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But Isa would like their boss, President Trump, to take a more aggressive stance.
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The UK has historically had much more aggressive standards in regulating the advertising industry.
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Yes, and callers are becoming more aggressive now that it's tax season, Ms. Nofziger said.
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"I'm trying to be more aggressive, draw more fouls, drive to the basket," Porzingis said.
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Philip II takes a more aggressive approach to growing Spain's religious influence than other leaders.
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If it's a physical distention, it might take a more aggressive treatment like physical therapy.
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"I feel like they were taking more, so I should've been more aggressive," Snell said.
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According to Best Buy, the partnership marks a more aggressive move toward courting new companies.
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The new stance from Trump's legal team comes amid a more aggressive stance by Trump.
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Kroger's expansion into the online grocery space comes as Amazon is becoming more aggressive too.
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The expectation, he said, was for an even "more aggressive" U.S. stance as a result.
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BlackRock, for instance, holds small positions in Greek bonds, in its more aggressive unconstrained funds.
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Unsurprisingly, the ACLU has a more aggressive idea of what's possible than the government does.
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But, more aggressive measures are necessary as the number of infection cases continues to rise.
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Plus, breast cancer when you're young tends to be more aggressive, with lower survival rates.
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During recreation, we were more aggressive during our already notoriously rough basketball and volleyball games.
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But it's clear that the edits editorialize the incident to make Acosta look more aggressive.
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Where it stands: The employees want firmer and more aggressive carbon-cutting goals and targets.
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They came out and played harder, more aggressive, they did everything they wanted to do.
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You'll find yourself taking action—expect to be more aggressive than usual—and setting boundaries.
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Facebook started objecting to some of Zynga's more aggressive marketing tactics, limiting the company's growth.
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Management of the country's financial reserves will become more aggressive, according to officials and consultants.
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Bankers are calling for help to push back against private equity firms' more aggressive requests.
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However, expectations for a more aggressive cut were tempered by the jobs data released Friday.
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The deal will also test appetite for Additional Tier 1 paper with more aggressive features.
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I manage people, and I think men are much more aggressive in asking for money.
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He said the medium caused him to be "more aggressive" than he would otherwise be.
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Twitter's user growth slump may have made it hesitant to push more aggressive ad products.
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I fundamentally shifted on, not even fundamentally shifted, I have become more aggressive on China.
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However, Governor-elect Mike DeWine, a Republican, appears to be more aggressive in his approach.
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We see Iran being more aggressive at in all sorts of fronts including against Israel.
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The House bill may end up being more aggressive on its big-ticket items, though.
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In 2015, Toyota launched the fourth generation, with some interesting upgrades, including more aggressive styling.
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Females aren't necessarily more aggressive, but they do engage in sexual cannibalism if very hungry.
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"Absolutely, you have to see a more aggressive Gerald Washington for this fight," he says.
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The study's findings were an argument for a more aggressive timetable and more stringent targets.
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Although it may not constitute hacking, the data can be used for more aggressive purposes.
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In part this is because of a more aggressive approach by US-led coalition forces.
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" Clapper told Cooper he thinks the Russians are "emboldened now to be even more aggressive.
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"There's close to no reason to think that snakes are becoming more aggressive," she added.
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Uber is also becoming more aggressive about food delivery with its new dedicated UberEats app.
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EPA did cut the quotas compared to statutory levels, but it discarded more aggressive changes.
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But under a more aggressive scenario, about $915 billion in Medicaid savings could be realized.
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He was a Bush-era neoconservative who advocated for a more aggressive response to Russia.
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Rosen: It's well established that Obama was more aggressive against leakers than any previous president.
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He was succeeded by his brother Salman, who quickly pursued a more aggressive foreign policy.
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The continued economic doldrums are also creating a political opening for more aggressive fiscal action.
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Maybe it is seen as more aggressive or something simply due to how it looks.
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Hiring Hironaka would mean a more aggressive legal strategy, said Nobuo Gohara, a former prosecutor.
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There are at least three reasons why these more aggressive proposals never came to pass.
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Bloomberg is not a supporter of his opponents' more aggressive plans to tax the wealthy.
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"I think we're definitely going to be a lot more aggressive," Miller said on CNN.
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Still, perhaps no company has been more aggressive about integrating prepared foods than Whole Foods.
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The more aggressive those messages are, the more likely the North is to react badly.
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A group of Senate Republicans agree with Cruz that leadership needs to get more aggressive.
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For all the do-gooder icing, the deeper shift was toward more aggressive product integration.
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If the BOJ doesn't do something more aggressive its going to go in that direction.
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In Syria, a more aggressive American military presence would risk a clash with Russian warplanes.
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While another rate increase is expected next month, fears for more aggressive hikes have receded.
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He has also called for a "millionaire's tax" and more aggressive prosecution of financial fraud.
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She has called for a more aggressive American-led operation to defeat the Islamic State.
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The U.S. decided against a more aggressive response primarily out of fear of Iranian escalation.
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Compared with Yiannopoulos's appearance, there were far more police, and they were far more aggressive.
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Warren has been more aggressive in laying out detailed policy proposals than any other candidate.
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That shows investors have stopped being sellers and have started to become more aggressive buyers.
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But Meadows expressed frustration that there hasn't been more aggressive action on the Goodlatte bill.
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Through more aggressive mitigation incentives, policymakers could reduce this massive drain on the NFIP's finances.
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Booth and Conlan expect a more aggressive Nikitin than the Irishman experienced as an amateur.
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Those defeats, in turn, only spur Trump to take more aggressive steps in the future.
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Its more-aggressive regenerative braking makes it easier to navigate heavy traffic on city streets.
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They also support scaling back some of the more aggressive approaches like cutting legal immigration.
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The proposed regulations could be an effort to preempt more aggressive federal restrictions on Amazon.
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Democrats think transparency can help but want more aggressive action to lower health care costs.
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The move signaled a more aggressive approach to defending the president after months of cooperation.
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This song is sonically a lot louder and more aggressive than anything I've done before.
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It's hard to imagine what a more aggressive version of that would even look like.
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We need the [Trump] administration to take more aggressive steps to protect our voting systems.
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Your partners will be in an energized mood — and they'll likely be more aggressive, too.
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The city and the state are becoming ever-more aggressive in demanding proof of residency.
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"It's faster, more aggressive, more athletic and more energetic," Colaco says of short-form cricket.
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Even last night Jack Dorsey promised to crack down on hate with more aggressive rules.
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Some marks are subtle, others are more aggressive so as to give the work depth.
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But 2018 has found Google making a more aggressive push around its wearable operating system.
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You've followed a counterintuitive path where your music has become more aggressive over the years.
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But Malaysian Islam is gradually growing sterner, and its promotion by the state more aggressive.
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Some of the spiders are more tolerant and relatively placid, while others are more aggressive.
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"I feel that I played little bit more aggressive than the first round," Nadal said.
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Amid the changes, investors have become more acclimated toward a more aggressive rate hike pace.
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"The president wants to be more aggressive," one source within Trump's orbit told The Hill.
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In fact, as Election Day has neared, they've grown more aggressive in their remarks, too.
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He was pretending to be far more aggressive on Russia than he actually had been.
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If anything, the blockade has spurred Qatar to get more aggressive about its production levels.
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I think they're going to be a lot more aggressive, which I think is good.
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They will likely require more aggressive treatment and will be at higher risk for recurrences.
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It's also made me get far more aggressive about removing junk from my word list.
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But with the Chinese presence growing more aggressive, fishers in the Natunas are feeling vulnerable.
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Males with low digit ratios also tend to be more aggressive and take more risks.
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"The more you pad a player, the more aggressive and stupid they play," she said.
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The colleges with the most reported rapes might actually have more aggressive and violent cultures.
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A more aggressive estimate would suggest that Brady has sacrificed something closer to $100 million.
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Politicians from opposition parties have called for much more aggressive spending to support the economy.
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The administration is facing increased pressure to mount a more aggressive response to the crisis.
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The company also said it would be more aggressive about barring drivers when riders complain.
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Szekely said McKay has a good eye but could be more aggressive at the plate.
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Other countries have already taken more aggressive surveillance measures to track individuals using cellphone data.
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Mr. Newsom is seen as even more aggressive on gun restrictions than his predecessor, Gov.
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State and local officials looking to take more aggressive action have a range of responses.
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They should have taken a much more aggressive, science-based approach in addressing this crisis.
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"If someone wants to be more aggressive, they should understand the potential downside," Marshall says.
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Efforts became even more aggressive after Congress voted to extend the ratification deadline to 22017.
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Kasowitz has long recommended that Trump take a more aggressive posture toward the Mueller investigation.
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Kasowitz had long recommended that Trump take a more aggressive posture toward the Mueller investigation.
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These are good things to get out of the way, so businesses are more aggressive.
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Investors also are expecting more aggressive buyback announcements in the wake of the tax cuts.
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Governor Abdullah said January's devastation had prompted a more aggressive review of permits and rules.
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According to Shuweikh, the man became even more aggressive off-camera after the video stopped.
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Third, there is a growing political imperative for Trump to show more aggressive trade action.
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She could also reinstate environmental regulations Trump has repealed and make them even more aggressive.
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"Maybe, on average, it makes people more aggressive in terms of taking action," she says.
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Several reporters argued the video was sped up to make the contact look more aggressive.
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Actions need to be more aggressive and more all encompassing than what I previously thought.
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For people like Cynthia Cuffie, 62, the more aggressive push to hire has created opportunities.
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For people like Cynthia Cuffie, 62, the more aggressive push to hire has created opportunities.
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CEO Phil Schraeder said he'll use the funds to pursue a more aggressive acquisition strategy.
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President Trump was furious, because he wanted more aggressive rate cuts to bolster the economy.
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In the lead-up to the primary, Clinton has been far more aggressive than Sanders.
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"I tried to be more aggressive with the hitters and throw quality pitches," Berrios said.
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The revelation highlights a shift under the Trump administration to be more aggressive in cyberspace.
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If they would not continue, their supervisors threatened to replace them with someone more aggressive.
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The Obama administration has mounted a more aggressive fight against leakers than any recent president.
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We need the (Trump) administration to take more aggressive steps to protect our voting systems.
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That's in the future for Porsche, and it will presumably be more aggressive and visceral.
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Russia and China are improving and expanding their nuclear arsenals and becoming much more aggressive.
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If you want to be more aggressive, go with an independent producer like Diamondback Energy.
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His sharp rhetoric has only become more aggressive since the presidential crisis unfolded in Venezuela.
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A potentially more aggressive, inherited form, driven by a mutation in a gene called GBA.
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His massive military exercises along NATO's border signal a willingness to be more aggressive militarily.
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In the second half, we were more aggressive, and that's when we're at our best.
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It can make them more aggressive and less afraid of human contact, the center says.
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Finally, Congress needs to take more aggressive measures to deter Russian attacks on U.S. democracy.
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The nonprofit has even changed language in their contracts with partners to be more aggressive.
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So far European regulators have been more aggressive than the counterparts in the United States.
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They criticized the Obama administration for investigating police abuses and discouraging more aggressive policing practices.
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A year before the plane was finished, Boeing made the system more aggressive and riskier.
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On competition, we believe Instagram has become more aggressive in competing for SNAP's ad dollars.
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The Trump administration has definitely gotten more aggressive in putting people into the deportation system.
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An Iranian intelligence official hinted Iran might adopt a more aggressive regional policy, if pressured.
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Women "might have a view of hedge funds being a more aggressive culture," she said.
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We have so many difficulties in our country right now that I don't think we should be, and there may be a time when we can get much more aggressive on that subject, and it will be a wonderful thing to be more aggressive.
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The gorilla became more aggressive and was seemingly determined not to free the child, witnesses said.
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And the more they uncover fresh vulnerabilities in our systems, the more aggressive they will be.
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"I thought they were a more aggressive than we were," Florida State coach Leonard Hamilton said.
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Basically Selina's a little more desperate and a lot more aggressive than we've ever seen her.
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Power grabs don't end partisan conflict — they egg on the other side to be more aggressive.
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They argue that Obama could have been far more aggressive with pardons and commutations for prisoners.
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Lord also called on the Trump administration to take "more aggressive steps" to protect voting systems.
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Navarro is easily one of the more aggressive White House advisors when it comes to China.
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Dozier, who was also 2 for 3, has been more aggressive this year running the bases.
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According to Toyota, the Highlander XSE offers better handling, an exclusive interior, and more aggressive styling.
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The result, Honda says, is more aggressive handling and a more comfortable ride day to day.
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Federal agencies have generally respected states' cannabis rules, but Donald Trump's enforcers may be more aggressive.
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With a more aggressive score, you'd get a particularly sinister version of Rez's trance-y vibe.
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But it did issue an overwhelming mandate for more aggressive policy measures to save the planet.
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But this is the stock we preferred, because it is has a more aggressive grain structure.
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But the motive may have changed as documentation has grown more aggressive, the second lawyer said.
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The Republican-led House has taken a much more aggressive stance on rolling back Dodd-Frank.
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Leaflet of forms in hand, she vowed to be more "aggressive" about this process going forward.
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She'd restart the chorus, but this time, her voice transformed into something more animal, more aggressive.
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Impeachment inquiry Top Republicans are getting more aggressive in their pushback on the House impeachment proceedings.
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Surprisingly, yogurt has been far more aggressive than any of the platforms in punishing Alex Jones.
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The lessons of the Libya experience have not tempered her more aggressive approach to international crises.
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He would get more and more aggressive, and try to go higher and higher and higher.
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You know, from that point of view, do you think they need to be more aggressive?
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In some ways, the two countries seem to be goading each other to become more aggressive.
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"Apple's 5G iPhone strategy became more aggressive after the U.S. export ban on Huawei," Kuo said.
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Christie said he expects Trump to become more aggressive after he delivers his convention speech Thursday.
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On national security, Welch said Trump has a more aggressive stance than Clinton's Obama-like mentality.
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With prices down, corporations can buy back more stock, and they may even get more aggressive.
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Despite investors' concessions, the assault on lending standards is accelerating as precedents get ever more aggressive.
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He subsequently grew more aggressive, even once cornering her in her office to yell at her.
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We expect more aggressive cost cuts and also regulatory support potentially resulting in lower capital requirements.
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The team feels better, and we are in a better mood and everyone is more aggressive.
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Enforcement in the area by the NYPD will be more "aggressive," the New York mayor said.
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We're going to have to be a lot more aggressive in finding the infected people early.
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During the period when they're working to attract females, males bellow louder and become more aggressive.
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Google's version is more aggressive — it truly locks you out when you've surpassed your app limits.
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Spirit tends to be more aggressive with its pop-up locations out of necessity, Brown said.
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"I was lifting weights all by myself, getting stronger and more and more aggressive," she says.
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So in the second half got a little more aggressive, didn't manage a few things well.
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"I think we're probably now ... on the cusp of a more aggressive easing policy," Kotecha said.
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Giannis is out and a couple of guys had to be more aggressive and step up.
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Trump has regularly called on China to be more aggressive in its response to North Korea.
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"These women who are diagnosed in their 40s, their cancer can be more aggressive," Patel said.
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Several advisers had encouraged Biden to be "more aggressive" earlier in the campaign, one adviser said.
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It's also part of Amazon's more aggressive effort to get more holiday shoppers onto its site.
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While this episode was mutually de-escalated, it has triggered more aggressive stances in subsequent interactions.
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HSBC is even more aggressive, expecting it to fall by 80 basis points to 1.60 percent.
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She advocates more aggressive antitrust enforcement to constrain the market and political power of dominant firms.
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Some conservatives believe he'll be more aggressive in charging drug and gun offenders with federal crimes.
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It's unclear how much traction any push for a more aggressive response to Russia will get.
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"The Chinese smartphone makers are much more aggressive," he told CNBC Monday at Mobile World Congress.
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Some friends, in retrospect, say the campaign could have been more aggressive toward Trump and earlier.
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Coincidence or not, after that incident Murray was far more aggressive and began to take over.
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Kaine, though, appeared at times more aggressive, repeatedly speaking over both Pence and moderator Elaine Quijano.
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Clearly, if you are more aggressive, the chances of mistakes or something bad happening will increase.
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Clinton was more aggressive, Trump less: both wise strategies to reach that 3 to 5 percent.
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But the industry, Mr LaFaille says, is against some of Mr Trump's more aggressive proposed methods.
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Tax attorneys say that after a four-year ramp-up, the group has gotten more aggressive.
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The more aggressive scenario could result in corn plantings just below 87 million acres (reut.rs/2lWXGZX).
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Was in a prescient awareness of the more aggressive approach adopted by President Trump last week?
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Biden has vowed to be more aggressive after Harris put him on the defensive last time.
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Experts say they are becoming more aggressive as an expanding city encroaches on their natural habitats.
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The ten-point must formula, with its emphasis on "domination" and "competitiveness", promotes more aggressive tactics.
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Both initiatives build on Ferrero's push to become a more aggressive player in the U.S. market.
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The remarks were seen by some investors as more aggressive on possible inflation risks than expected.
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"I'm trying to change still my game, trying to improve to be more aggressive," she said.
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On "Fox News Sunday" he said he wants more aggressive enforcement of his hardline immigration policies.
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However, with signs showing that , there has been speculation that the Fed could get more aggressive.
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"That's why I feel that Democrats have to be more aggressive," the Academy Award winner continued.
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If the(Fed's) goal is to keep the expansion going, they need to be more aggressive.
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Mr. Hu's sharp-tongued commentaries in Global Times have sometimes urged China to be more aggressive.
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This more aggressive cyberwarfare policy carries a risk of escalating tensions, Healey and other experts said.
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Light-emitting weaponry is merely an active, far more aggressive version of time-honored deceptive practices.
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They have a longer life expectancy during which their tumor might grow and become more aggressive.
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Social media companies have been more aggressive in publicizing their anti-terror efforts since that meeting.
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Moore has, in the past, taken a far more aggressive approach in his rhetoric about McConnell.
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Investors worry that the Fed signals a more aggressive stance than Wall Street had hoped for.
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The Obama administration has been pushing federal agencies, including the Pentagon, to take more aggressive steps.
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As she weaved Rambo's hair, Latoya complained that Seth became more aggressive and defiant at school.
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We just need to be more aggressive in equipping people to thrive in that dynamic landscape.
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Traditional web page dependency tracking depicted in black, while Scout's more aggressive approach is in red.
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Several reporters and analysts said the video was manipulated to make Acosta's actions appear more aggressive.
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What would it look like if governors pursued a more aggressive approach to their clemency powers?
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A more aggressive position would give López Obrador little advantage over his opponents in the campaign.
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His chart below shows that it would take more aggressive rate cuts to clear the danger.
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CFIUS ACTUALLY GIVES THE GOVERNMENT REMARKABLE FLEXIBILITY, MAYBE TO DO THINGS IN EVEN MORE AGGRESSIVE WAYS.
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It could also forecast a more aggressive campaign by Mr. Maduro to derail the recall referendum.
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And on September 23, Bernie Sanders unveiled a wealth tax that's even more aggressive than Warren's.
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Europe has for years been more aggressive in regulating tech companies, Facebook and Google in particular.
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"I have to be more aggressive on the defensive side of the ball," Green said Friday.
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"What we learned from that game was we need to be more aggressive," Crean said Thursday.
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As a result, some students end up in the intensive care unit requiring more aggressive therapy.
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If meetings continue to be unfruitful, the administration might return to its previous, more aggressive, approach.
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Certainly fears that the Fed in the U.S. might get more aggressive in reigning in stimulus.
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However a more aggressive debt financing structure could result in the IDR being affirmed at 'B-'.
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Stuttgart produces more aggressive cars, like the 2911 GT226 RS, but the Turbo has more balance.
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The deal was underwritten in January, when markets were more aggressive and pricing was notably tighter.
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Trump responded by bashing the Fed for not taking a more aggressive stance toward slashing rates.
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We decided to be more aggressive and proactive about this, in part by enlisting our readers.
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Officials also are sniping over whether to institute even more aggressive actions to prevent coronavirus transmission.
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Should the trade war intensify, China may look to make more aggressive moves with its currency.
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We decided to take a more aggressive stance in our rules and how we enforce them.
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At the same time, administration officials are beginning to experiment with more aggressive options, including cyberattacks.
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China struck a more aggressive tone in its trade war with the United States on Friday.
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Those commitments are far more aggressive than any made by any other corporation in any industry.
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But Instagram seems to be more aggressive about this than competing platforms like Twitter and Snapchat.
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The ball clanged off the backboard, and the Tigers were far more aggressive at plucking rebounds.
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WATCH: Facebook and YouTube need to be more aggressive about false information, says former Twitter CEO
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Kobach has pledged to cut taxes again but be more aggressive than Brownback at controlling spending.
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Recent reports have suggested the administration getting more aggressive with their efforts to regulate the industry.
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And more aggressive anti-bot laws are needed to fight impersonation of humans for propaganda purposes.
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If you're using an iPhone, you have another more aggressive option: leaving the group message entirely.
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Anecdotes aside, Republicans have taken a much more aggressive, politicized approach to the courts than Democrats.
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It would probably need a more aggressive rescheduling of Argentina's debt than Mr Macri has proposed.
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They reflexively opposed Trump's actions and got more aggressive when the initial polling numbers came in.
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And yet his smaller team was more nimble, more aggressive and more willing to take risks.
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I'm not suggesting that a more aggressive approach by Democrats would have transformed the impeachment process.
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Keep getting after it, and be more and more aggressive, more and more focused every day.
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Others, like Iris Varela, a former prison minister under Mr. Maduro, advocated a more aggressive approach.
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Schwab's version is a bit more aggressive: it has 95 percent of assets in stock funds.
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The Sophia of the pilot is more aggressive and less mature than the real woman was.
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Traditional router designs are getting more and more aggressive, and they have numerous antennas sticking out.
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Regulators in Europe have been far more aggressive about bringing antitrust cases against the tech companies.
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WATCH: Facebook and YouTube need to be more aggressive about false information, says former Twitter CEO
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In recent years, prosecutors have become more aggressive about asking for so-called bulk warrant orders.
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The risks from increased trade tensions globally could keep the Fed from a more aggressive stance.
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Using banks to find demand should also help secure more aggressive pricing and ensure liquid trading.
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The Federal Communications Commission cleared the way for more aggressive action by carriers earlier this year.
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The attack on free speech, by way of religious discrimination, is getting more aggressive by day.
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It comes at a time when the Chinese are getting more aggressive in selling weapons overseas.
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Even neutral Sweden is increasing its defense spending due to worries about a more aggressive Russia.
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"Democrats are going to start to be more aggressive if they haven't already been," he said.
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The upcoming UN summit is where countries are expected to present their new, more aggressive targets.
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But fast-rising wages could prompt more aggressive action to keep a lid on inflation pressure.
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" The animals "were initially cautious," but then the introduction "quickly escalated into a more aggressive interaction.
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And this could prove problematic if the U.S. adopts a much more aggressive cyber offensive strategy.
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But lately, as the company has invested in growing its advertising business, they've become more aggressive.
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The makeup of party primaries is starting to reflect the base's interest in more aggressive candidates.
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"The more aggressive the actual product is, like a St. Ives scrub or a different scrub that has either hints of a fruit or pulverized tips of a nut, that tends to be more aggressive than a chemical exfoliator [such as an alpha hydroxy product]," Huang says.
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But the residents grew more aggressive, witnesses said, until the police arrived and took the brothers away.
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This isn't Google's first go-round at attacking this problem, but this time it's being more aggressive.
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In some ways, the Trump administration has been more aggressive in Ukraine policy than the Obama administration.
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So Verizon would have had to get more aggressive for that deal to have had any chance.
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When law enforcement or intelligence agencies from more aggressive foreign governments ask for information, does Facebook comply?
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Or, better yet, be more aggressive in acquiring companies that have already proven what they can do.
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It might be easier to to enforce a more aggressive no-harassment policy on a publicly- or
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"I may try and be a little more aggressive tomorrow," Jang said in a post-round interview.
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It'll be interesting to see if the agency suddenly gets more aggressive in going after unsafe pilots.
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Trump administration officials have become even more aggressive than the Obama administration, which set records for deportations .
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And that aggressive spend only seems to get more aggressive every time we hear from the company.
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In the face of this pressure, House Democratic leadership has gotten more aggressive in their public comments.
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If you need an even more aggressive approach, for $19.99 a week or $65 a month, Coach.
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He probably used to be a little more aggressive, but obviously, he doesn't want to get hurt.
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It's a mission of peace, but humans being humans, more aggressive measures are ready if diplomacy fails.
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There's a reason that the Department of Justice and the Federal Trade Commission are not more aggressive.
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There was a time, long ago, when they were more aggressive, a golden age of antitrust enforcement.
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The more aggressive approach seems to be working for T. Rowe Price, Franklin Resources and Neuberger Berman.
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Watch this: Labor leaders in revolt Cifton said the Obama Administration has become more aggressive against pipelines.
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Ram Madhav, a BJP leader, penned a post-election op-ed that hinted at more aggressive purges.
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This means that they can be a little bolder and more aggressive when trying to acquire food.
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This division of labour, the authors suggest, freed up time for queens to pursue more aggressive policies.
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GM has been more aggressive: selling its European operations and shutting down in India and South Africa.
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Individuals of all races in America perceive black people as more aggressive and dangerous than white people.
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This is not about watching a violent movie or playing a video game and becoming more aggressive.
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O'Rourke, too, noted that more aggressive measures like a buyback would be necessary to address gun violence.
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It initially allowed jihadists considerable freedom to transit its territory, but over time became far more aggressive.
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The Mustang's design has also been tweaked to give it a more aggressive look and better aerodynamics.
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And he suggested that he would allow police to be even more aggressive than they are today.
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"We've always known that black women have more aggressive breast cancer and do more poorly," Richardson said.
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Identifying this increase up front can help predict which people may need more aggressive treatment early on.
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And speaking of Do Not Disturb, Android P is going to be more aggressive with that, too.
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It has gotten so much more aggressive in the age of Trump, and people are liking it.
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The key to Englewood's improvement has not been more aggressive policing, says Kenneth Johnson, the district commander.
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Given Bannon's pugnacious reputation, observers believe the campaign is now set on an even more aggressive path.
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In May the Partners fund gained 2.1 percent while the more aggressive Ultra fund gained 3.5 percent.
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But some analysts believe more aggressive measures such as rate cuts are possible if conditions rapidly sour.
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Male rough‐toothed dolphins displayed significantly more aggressive behaviors than females, with no other sex differences noted.
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The slowdown has pushed the retailer to be more aggressive with markdowns despite its impact on margins.
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"Preretirees have a longer time horizon, so they can be more aggressive with their investments," Lash said.
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Then I stepped into the court few times and I was more aggressive, which was really important.
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"It takes longer, and you are doing a more aggressive surgery to remove them," Dr. Felsenfeld says.
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I was suddenly getting unsolicited dick pics and the tone of the messages was much more aggressive.
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Market speculation is growing over whether authorities will take more aggressive policy steps after recent weak data.
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It was a close call, with 24.00 of the 23.75 predicting a more aggressive move to 210%.
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But the CARE Act gets a bit more aggressive about making sure people actually enroll in plans.
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Chopra and Slaughter both said the far-reaching consequences of Facebook's missteps called for more aggressive action.
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But universities do seem to be taking a more aggressive approach toward helping students make the transition.
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The party, generally, has tried to stake out a more aggressive tack on antitrust in recent months.
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He and his team have signaled they know they need to be more aggressive this time around.
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Democrats have signaled that they would take a much more aggressive posture if they take the majority.
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However, investors seemed disappointed that more aggressive measures to reduce a global supply overhang were not taken.
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"I think ... it allows you to be a little more aggressive," McHugh said of the defensive support.
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The actual makeup of party primaries is starting to reflect the base's interest in more aggressive candidates.
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If hospice is preferable to more aggressive treatment, it's crucial to communicate that as early as possible.
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The Trump administration outlined plans this week for more aggressive deportations of immigrants in the U.S. illegally.
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The companies were seeking to be heard as lawmakers consider more aggressive plans to tackle climate change.
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Will Katia choose a more aggressive approach and risk affecting Birchbox's relationship with its long-term customers?
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WHY AREN'T YOU MORE AGGRESSIVE WITH THE STREET AND PROMISING MORE AT LEAST ON THE OUT YEARS?
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This song turned out a little bit more aggressive, faster and pissed off compared to older ones.
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The output gap is clearly improving, so companies will become more aggressive in setting wages and prices.
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Their actions, deputies said, caused the crowd to become more aggressive to the point of near violence.
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It could also open the door to more aggressive transactions in the run up to year end.
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"When that didn't work, I had to talk Dad into being a little more aggressive," she said.
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If you get something a bit more aggressive than that, then it may give sterling a boost.
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President Donald Trump has struck a more aggressive stance on Venezuela during his first year in office.
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Finally, the standards for carbon emissions and fuel consumption for all those large vehicles are more aggressive.
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The official cyber strategy, signed by the president, is a more aggressive approach to cyber threats globally.
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The Rouhani government's inattention to these issues has emboldened Iran's hardliners to become more aggressive toward dissidents.
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And it reportedly is due to a desire to be more aggressive in responding to that probe.
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Insisting on a considerably more aggressive approach to addressing online extremism would be a good first step.
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And due to our envious human nature, the more we hear about the more aggressive we get.
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Ratings are constrained by risk concentrations in CRE and historically more aggressive capital management relative to peers.
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"We feel like when we play more aggressive and when everybody's attacking, that's our game," Dragic said.
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"I had to work out way more to be more aggressive than the average player," Kyrgios said.
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Trump's changing of his two top legal figures could represent a more aggressive strategy following midterm elections.
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It's likely Illinois' more aggressive proposal, with strong social justice themes, will face even bigger political hurdles.
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Why these companies don't take a more aggressive stance on pay issues is something of a mystery.
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After all, if there is no military solution, why is he pursuing a more aggressive military strategy?
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They might applaud a more aggressive man as a leader, but view her in a negative light.
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In a short period of time, we learned that we were much more aggressive in our work.
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Clinton has long supported a more aggressive approach to Syria than the United States is currently taking.
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Subordinate leaders, knowing they can transfer risk upward, may make more aggressive recommendations than a situation warrants.
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The decline was sharpest among joint-stock commercial banks, which had been more aggressive in interbank activities.
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It is also producing riskier deals and more aggressive market conditions, another senior leveraged finance banker said.
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But he's tinkering with it — reiterating that the tax package was more aggressive than his initial estimates.
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By then it captured the more aggressive Trump and delivered a more balanced portrayal of the day.
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Source: FactSet Disney is getting more aggressive in the streaming online video market to compete against Netflix.
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But higher yields and a more aggressive Fed seem to be everybody's overriding worry for next year.
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He also warned lawmakers that Moscow is "likely to pursue even more aggressive cyberattacks" against future elections.
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On September 23, Bernie Sanders unveiled a wealth tax plan that is even more aggressive than Warren's.
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In addition, many states have become more aggressive about going after players and their teams for taxes.
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"You can be a little more aggressive since you don't have the same power relationship," said Pollak.
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The F Sport model tested has an even more aggressive look, adaptive suspension and bolstered sport seats.
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When asked what that might look like Monday, a Pentagon spokesman hinted at a more aggressive posture.
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The sport has a new look, with fatter tyres and wider cars that also look more aggressive.
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Some people who write about these trends have been much more aggressive about blaming Republicans for them.
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But he said the policy could backfire if it alienated Beijing or made North Korea more aggressive.
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That would be a clear message from the Fed that it is going to be more aggressive.
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Kelce said the team regrouped at halftime and took a more aggressive attitude into the second half.
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And in September, Bernie Sanders unveiled a wealth tax plan that is even more aggressive than Warren's.
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The state and county said Friday that they would pursue a more aggressive spraying strategy after Gov.
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To be sure, the plan is more aggressive when it comes to Medicaid and health insurance subsidies.
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They declined to endorse Mr. Obama's approach or the more aggressive policies commonly championed by his critics.
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That could require more aggressive, broader orders about what should be produced and where it should go.
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In contrast, California similarly had an early outbreak but took more aggressive measures to limit social life.
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Domestic politics tend to be more volatile, governing more erratic and foreign policy more aggressive, studies find.
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On Friday, student activists around the globe went on strike to demand more aggressive climate change policies.
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There was some slightly more aggressive text about the economy evolving and the need for gradual increases.
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At a later date, I intend to be active, to encourage them all to be more aggressive.
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In other instances, they were more aggressive, sending as many as 136 emails to a single organization.
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"Most definitely, I was the more aggressive fighter, and I landed the more effective punches," he said.
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It's true, he said, that doctors ought to be more aggressive in treating people at high risk.
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The S.E.C. became more aggressive in pursuing administrative cases in the wake of the Dodd-Frank Act.
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The Trump administration's more aggressive stance toward allies and adversaries may shift this balance in China's favor.
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But it's certainly feasible for the government to become more aggressive about taxing top incomes and wealth.
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And regulators need to get more aggressive with tech monopolies and stop them from absorbing innovative rivals.
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Apple is much more aggressive about recycling old phones and offering discounts for exchanges if you upgrade.
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But critics across the political aisle have called for more aggressive action to probe potentially monopolistic behavior.
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Younger staffers generally feel The Times should be more aggressive and explicit in its coverage of Trump.
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Finally, police hit on a more aggressive strategy: ask Google to track down the bank robbers' phones.
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Colfax noticed that in every infected region, officials were more and more aggressive about restricting their populations.
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Coronavirus cases in Britain jumped to more than 300, as officials considered taking more aggressive measures soon.
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Mr. Moon has been more aggressive than his conservative predecessors about building up the South Korean military.
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Speaking in a slightly unhinged voice, she became more aggressive, making herself the target of the joke.
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A day later she became more aggressive, distorting her lips and mottling her skin with digital soot.
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Others however, saw ulterior motives in any attempt by the administration to push for more aggressive inspections.
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Any move more aggressive than that could lead to an armed clash with North Korea, analysts say.
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They shifted last week, showing off a more aggressive Biden, who last week called for Trump's impeachment.
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More aggressive D.I.Y.-ers might want to splurge on the aluminum Sola MM 2033 8 (about $28).
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Meanwhile, the most vocal Democrats, including those running for president, want more aggressive policies than a tax.
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Remove more aggressive fixed-income funds and add in high-quality short- and intermediate-term bond funds.
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That&aposs why I&aposm becoming even more aggressive in paying off any debt that I have.
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There were more aggressive ones and those who were doubtlessly better at throwing a sharp elbow, too.
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Samsung tells us, though, that it plans a more aggressive marketing push this year to build awareness.
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If you have more than 70 percent of your investments in stocks, your portfolio is more aggressive.
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She said she has had to be more aggressive on the road — and with the matatu community.
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Videgaray, widely perceived as a strong contender to succeed Peña Nieto, executed a more aggressive spending plan.
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American officials have been pressing Pakistan's military leadership to be more aggressive in going after the Haqqanis.
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But others stressed the need for even more aggressive action to address those issues, particularly racial discrimination.
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However, it's naive to assume that new, more aggressive forms of facial recognition technology will go away.
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The announcements come after a more aggressive push for market share by Rial in the last quarters.
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Trump followed that plan, carrying out more aggressive bombings facilitated by a diminished concern with civilian casualties.
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They remain roughly 30 percent higher than before the bid on expectations of more aggressive earnings growth.
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Clinical practice guidelines emphasized the need for more aggressive treatment and professional societies also endorsed these policies.
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But the Trump administration has been more aggressive in pushing NATO allies to up their defense spending.
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"Potentially more aggressive competitor offerings in Convenience or Service ... draw away members in new ways," Fletcher added.
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Orthopedic surgeons in a particular hospital may be more aggressive, while the cardiologists there are less so.
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Trump's much more aggressive strategy means U.S. crude could soon rise to $80 a barrel, Croft said.
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Private equity-backed firms are agreeing to more aggressive contract terms than traditional midstream companies typically accept.
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However, St. Louis Fed President James Bullard wanted a more aggressive half point cut this time around.
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Little attention was paid to another likely outcome: higher interest rates and a more aggressive Federal Reserve.
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DIMON: I THINK PEOPLE WILL DO THIS AND THEN THEY'LL BE MORE AGGRESSIVE WHEN THEY INVEST OVERTIME.
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But he is a shotmaker and is working on becoming more aggressive by coming to net more.
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But it's definitely possible that China could be encouraging North Korea to be a bit more aggressive.
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That counterattack could be with similar taxes, or with far more aggressive ones than the US established.
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In early January 63, SpaceX will begin an even more aggressive launch schedule for its internet satellites.
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People will be more aggressive than usual, but that's OK—you don't really mind fighting that much.
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It's not an overall assessment but an overt attempt to spur the world into more aggressive action.
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I'm playing well, more aggressive... so, it's a great feeling this week to be in the final.
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Klobuchar appointees would presumably be more aggressive on antitrust enforcement and put greater scrutiny on proposed deals.
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One challenge in studying this and other aspects of screen time is identifying the direction of causality: Do children who play a lot of violent video games become more aggressive as a result, or were they drawn to such content because they were more aggressive from the start?
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But Lenovo is making an even more aggressive push for customers on a slim budget, according to VentureBeat.
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He is already promising a more aggressive leadership style, and set the tone with his pick of Mattis.
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In fact, Goldman says the central bank will have to be even more aggressive than the market thinks.
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He also told me the prisoners have turned more aggressive as COs demonstrated their restraint before the cameras.
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But it also offers a more aggressive focus on hepatitis C, oral oncology drugs and hereditary angioedema treatments.
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The film argued that keeping Tilikum and other large animals in captivity makes them more aggressive toward humans.
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Hakeem Jeffries (NY), who's also moving up in the leadership ranks today may have more aggressive instincts. Rep.
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"There needs to be a more aggressive whole-of-government approach in terms of protecting our electoral system."
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"Generate," the closing track from Restitution, is more aggressive techno, with abrasive synthetic drums and spindly, melodic instrumentation.
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The hearing reinforced that Europe is going to be a lot more aggressive in regulating and scrutinizing Facebook.
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The House hearing on Wednesday was certainly more aggressive than the Senate hearing, at least at the beginning.
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They were able to be more aggressive and get back the lead of 17 points that we had.
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"I didn't miss that much and I tried to be more aggressive to hit the ball," she said.
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This has led to more aggressive moderation policies on some of the most popular forums in Hackintosh-land.
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The U.S. trade representative is seen as more aggressive on China trade policy than Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin.
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The larger, possibly older males are more aggressive, and their "sexual weapons" are more developed, the researchers noted.
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According to Rodriguez, after Pagourtzis became more aggressive, Fisher stood up to him and embarrassed him in class.
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" He reiterated that "they're really a lot different than portrayed," and "far worse than men, far more aggressive.
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So this year, it's doing something a little more aggressive, at least when it comes to security updates.
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Trump projects an end to annual deficits in 15 years, rather than a more aggressive 10-year goal.
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Dividend-payers like REITs could be adversely impacted should the Fed get more aggressive about tightening monetary policy.
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And he accused the China of engaging in "even more aggressive and destabilizing" behavior over the past year.
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Regional banks, meanwhile, are scrambling to compete with the big four and trying "more aggressive" tactics, he said.
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" Though the cancer is now more aggressive than ever, Newton-John said she still believes she can "win.
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Japan saw an additional boost Monday on news that the government has plans for more aggressive fiscal policy.
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They start off more aggressive and then move to more conservative investments as you get closer to retirement.
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If effective, it could pave the way for far more aggressive deployment of facial recognition at automotive crossings.
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More aggressive actions to cut holdings are considered a nuclear option that could further aggravate ongoing trade negotiations.
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As for what I learned, the first is that the more aggressive your portfolio, the higher the return.
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The foxtrot shows off my happy, cheery side and the paso doble is much more aggressive and intense.
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It was only as the crowd got whipped up all together that they got more aggressive, she said.
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With no restrictions on throttling or paid prioritization, those deals can get broader and more aggressive over time.
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In response, CEO Jack Dorsey promised a "more aggressive stance" on abuse and gave us these new rules.
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Russia's central bank cut interest rates on Friday amid what analysts called more "aggressive" calls for monetary easing.
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A lack of revenue visibility is to blame, which could be partially addressed by more aggressive fiscal policy.
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Videos posted on social media over the weekend suggest riot police are becoming more aggressive, while Brig. Gen.
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U.S. stock futures were climbing this morning after an influential Fed official hinted at more aggressive policy easing.
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Ahmad had scored only five points combined in his previous two games but was more aggressive this time.
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Combine that with a considerably more aggressive Fed, and the market is going to have to re-price.
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She should consider taking an even more aggressive approach by diverting her 401(k) contributions toward her debt.
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So now, the company is getting even more aggressive on its price with a discount at Best Buy.
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And some hedge fund executives are more aggressive than others in encouraging employees to participate in political fundraising.
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While East Coast customers seem to have become more aggressive early-adopters, that view is not held universally.
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Deliberations include giving more authorities to forces on the ground and taking more aggressive action against Taliban fighters.
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Many residents saw the police action as more aggressive than usual and approached the police for an explanation.
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For instance, the test might show you don't fully metabolize Vitamin D and may need more aggressive supplementation.
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I criticized Samsung for playing it safe in 103, but it has been much more aggressive in 2019.
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He added the developer would "actively consider" offering more aggressive mortgage packages if there is demand for them.
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If autophagy didn't do that job, "the diseases would appear more early and be more aggressive," he said.
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The firm's more aggressive Jana Nirvana fund rose 3.2 percent, leaving it up 9.7 percent for the year.
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The company reiterated its guidance to at least double 21 margins beyond 28.8115 through more aggressive cost-cutting.
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Black people are particularly predisposed to high blood pressure and more aggressive forms of the condition, said Argulian.
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Facebook's struggle to comply with current standards could mean trouble as more aggressive laws are implemented next year.
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In a more aggressive strategy, you might only take back $5 and bet $25 on the fourth hand.
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Recently, however, he has advocated a more aggressive tightening plan even while inflation has drifted lower below target.
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Hospitals on Tuesday took a more aggressive tack, warning against the effects of repealing ObamaCare without a replacement.
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Few have been more aggressive than Maloney, who stormed Monday evening into the neighboring district of GOP Rep.
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But a better technical backdrop, underpinned by the ECB's more aggressive QE plan, is overriding any macroeconomic concerns.
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Google specifically recommends the BLE dongles for its Advanced Protection Program, which offers even more aggressive account protections.
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His remarks come amid expectations for higher economic growth this year and more aggressive fiscal policy in Washington.
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"We decided to take a more aggressive stance in our rules and how we enforce them," Dorsey says.
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Most children had become more aggressive, or showed some symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder, the interviews revealed.
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That gave the OK to be more aggressive in owning big multinational company like Johnson & Johnson or PepsiCo.
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John Morse, the ousted Senate leader, said Democrats should be even more aggressive now in passing gun laws.
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I'd start picking away at these [current] levels and then get more aggressive if we see more downside.
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Democrats should demand a more aggressive reform agenda than the milquetoast bromides we've been treated to so far.
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So long as that doesn't push the Fed down a more aggressive path, Goldilocks probably would be safe.
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Your partners are more aggressive than usual and the moon enters Cancer, finding you in a sensitive mood.
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"Precious metals ... have suffered from the more aggressive interest rate outlook," Yuen Low, analyst at Shore Capital, said.
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A more aggressive fiscal program would absorb domestic labor displaced by imbalanced trade and powerfully increase economic demand.
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