GP: Well I think people are becoming much more aware, citizens are becoming much more aware.
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"But people have started to become more aware of the message, more aware of the risk," Hesse said.
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What I would like more than anything is for us to be more aware — more aware of how we see ourselves and each other.
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It can make us more aware of how our buttons get pushed — more aware, say, of how people or things we encounter trigger certain feelings and certain stories and thus certain behaviors.
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People in general are becoming more aware of these issues.
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And I have become much more aware of my choices.
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So you have to... really be a little more aware.
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Employers may have gotten more aware about protecting employee information.
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I need to just be more aware of my surroundings.
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Round three saw Ray become more aware of Pearson's attacks.
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But he said fans will be more aware and prepared.
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Women tend to be more aware of what bothers them.
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But he does become more aware of his own shortcomings.
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Work to become more aware of your habit of worry.
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Every day he seems a little more aware of things.
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Now, she's more aware of how traumatized he actually was.
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Certain games seem more aware of this shortcoming than others.
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I was a teenager by then, more aware, less forgiving.
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So I think that next generation is much more aware.
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She became more aware of her body and the environment.
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Consumers are more aware about data privacy than ever before.
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He's more aware to certain details than the American player.
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"You become more aware of your own mortality," Parsons said.
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They don't need to be educated or made more aware.
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He's much more aware of what he can do vocally.
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I am more comfortable with my guy friends now and I don't know if that's everyone becoming more aware, or if that's me becoming more aware and me becoming more comfortable with expressing myself.
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And I still, nobody's more aware of that than I am.
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It's like sorcery for your lizard brain making you more aware.
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Become more aware of the negative things you think and say.
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And then just kind of being more aware of portion sizes.
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I'm so much more aware of how unstable the world is.
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Authorities and the general public are more aware of modern slavery.
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"All we can do is make them more aware," she said.
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Hospital officials are generally more aware of the importance of cybersecurity.
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We're much more aware of the gaps and the spaces between.
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People are becoming more aware of MRSA and sharing more stories.
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I was more aware of all the unfortunate things about me.
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It has not only made feminists more aware of the legal
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I've also become much more aware of this stuff around me.
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Be more aware of the potential signs of depression or bullying.
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Fear is not comfortable, but it does make us more aware.
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"I have tried to be more aware of beauty," he wrote.
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Rosenstein observed that he seemed more aware, responsive, energetic and communicative.
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But she's more aware than ever the status quo isn't enough.
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Benjamin's characters are more aware of their death than most people.
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We're protesting against what's unfair and we're trying to fix problems, at least as many as we can, and we're so much more aware of animal abuse and women abuse, and we're so much more aware.
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I became more aware of the fact I had to please people.
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No one's more aware of BlackBerry's failure to sell smartphones than BlackBerry.
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What are the issues that activists need to be more aware of?
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People, broadly, are also more aware of their online privacy these days.
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On "Nikes," Ocean is more aware or conscious than he's ever been.
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You can also spread the word and help others become more aware.
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What we want to do is make the world much more aware.
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I'm more aware of the sexual community and the challenges they face.
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You're also more aware of what skills you may need to develop.
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"I was probably more aware of it than my peers," Brod said.
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In fact, voters need to become that much more aware and vigilant.
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He's probably more aware of how teams will try to play him.
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I don't know, I would have been more aware that you could.
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So [becoming a flat earther] made me more skeptical, and more aware.
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I'm more aware of my eating habits, but refuse to deprive myself.
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I'm also a lot more aware of the imperfections of my body.
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Individual workers need to be more aware of their rights, he said.
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And we're far more aware of the mortal flesh of the characters.
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No one is more aware of this issue than President Trump himself.
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The process made me a lot more aware of who I am.
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You have to be more aware of that and police that way.
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I make a mental check to be more aware of my belongings.
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He just wanted to make Howard more aware of everyone around him.
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Mindfulness will help you become more aware of the here and now.
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We've definitely become a little more aware of safety at these shows.
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In 2019, we might be more aware of what those stories look like.
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When we heard the news we became so numb... so much more aware.
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"The tax will certainly make people more aware of the problem," Norris said.
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I'm more aware of the guys who shot music and founded music photography.
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"I had been much more aware of Purdue's misdeeds and wrongdoing," Kolodny testified.
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So again, just to make the fans more aware of what's going on.
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Over a decade later, the prince seems more aware of his blind spots.
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Women are more aware of their glam and know how to be careful.
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Your goal is to become more aware of how you spend, Anastasio says.
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She becomes more aware of the fact that she—that everyone—will die.
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We all need to be more aware of where our clothing comes from.
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"It's something we're diagnosing more because we're more aware of it," she says.
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As consumers become more aware of the dangers, major chains are promising change.
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People are more aware of photography and appreciative of what professionals can do.
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Do you think Trump has made Senate Democrats more aware of that dynamic?
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Usually the younger writers and the more aware writers would make it equal.
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Garcia: We want to be more aware about the sexism in the scene.
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Like … 'hey, you should help Silicon Valley be more aware of global issues.
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Men can help by being more aware of inappropriate behavior and challenging it.
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"I was much more aware of that than March Madness," Ms. Holmes said.
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"Banks are becoming more aware of the funding costs," another senior dealer said.
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Today's landscape is bleak and we have never been more aware of it.
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No other tech company appears to be more aware of this than Microsoft.
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That if only animals could be smarter, more aware, then they'd suffer less?
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I'm more aware of the social ostracization that comes along with sending nudes.
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I think Sex Garage made people more aware of what was going on.
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"We basically have got to be more aware of our surroundings," Garzon said.
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This episode will certainly make a lot of people more aware of it.
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I wish I had been more aware about postpartum depression and its symptoms.
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I think that making people more aware of amplification issues is really critical.
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That way, you'll be more aware of exactly where your money is going.
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"I need to be more aware of my words," she told NBC News.
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Plus, you'll be more aware of the skills you may need to develop.
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Ms. Murphy said that the show has made her more aware of fashion.
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Bannon is definitely a more self-aware and more aware person than Trump.
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Institutions are more aware of the demographics of their staff as well as programming.
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The direct access available to young people demands that parents be even more aware.
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She also said that Chinese scientists should be more aware about their potential complicity.
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She added that the secondary drowning is what people should be more aware of.
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They advise clinicians to be more aware about semen as a vector for allergens.
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People are more aware of their rights and they want to express their views.
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Since the 1990s the public has become more aware of the risks of obesity.
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NO ONE IS more aware of the value of a brand than Goldman Sachs.
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"I have recently become more aware of people's body language and positions," she says.
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This makes you more aware of how far and wide your message is spreading.
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Because of it, teens know more, these parents say, and are simply more aware.
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Through the interview, I felt relatively calm, and much more aware of my thoughts.
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They are probably more aware of that now and more willing to collect it.
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Under Greene's leadership the Google cloud is more "aware of the mundane," he said.
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"We wanted people want to feel more aware in the natural world," she said.
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They're becoming more aware of the fact that they can have this greater impact.
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As people become more aware of it... I think it makes reform more likely.
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In some respects, they are far more aware of their surroundings than animals are.
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I've caught STIs in the past and it's made me a lot more aware.
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We must be more aware of our means and not be afraid of winning.
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"If you have some troubles, you're more aware of what you're doing," she said.
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So I started to try to be more aware of what I was doing.
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She became more aware of her body's signals and refined her diet, avoiding carbohydrates.
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In the future, I'll be more aware about political correctness, cultural differences and history.
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Lawmakers now seem much more aware of how much power large technology companies have.
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Mindfulness makes us more aware of these preoccupations and reorients attention to the senses.
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Younger demographics are becoming more aware of the economic benefits of owning electric vehicles.
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"He wanted to make Howard more aware of everyone around him," Benny Safdie said.
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Instead, the government promised measures to make students more aware of existing financial resources.
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I was getting more aware of I was dreaming and able to control things.
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In general, I'm more aware of how different foods affect my energy and digestion.
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In some ways it's been helpful; that people are more aware of scientific fraud.
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I am more aware of its mechanisms so I don't take my thoughts as seriously.
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Khloé agrees and suggests that as you get older, you get more aware of things.
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In those 20 years, I've become ever more aware of how many lives Audrey touched.
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Apps and mobile OSes are becoming more aware of color spaces at the same time.
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This Aries season you'll find yourself more aware of what you do and don't have.
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Since then, officials have become more aware but still haven't begun serious planning, Schafer says.
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"I ... want people to be more aware of the things they say online," she said.
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This movie has made me more aware of how much we just need to listen.
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Since my tampon meltdown, I've become more aware of when my anxiety is taking over.
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The next stage is becoming a little bit more aware of how it affects us.
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I'm trying to be more present, more friendly, more aware of the world around me.
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He added that brands have lately become more aware of the problem of fake followers.
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Therefore trans* people are more aware of their identity and know exactly who they are.
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Maybe we try to be a little more aware, or just a little less sexist?
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In fact, I'm- - horrified that I wasn't more aware of how this incident affected her.
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She hopes the show will "make people more aware" of the dangers of Trump's America.
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But it was about making me more aware and validating me, and this has helped.
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In fact, I'm horrified that I wasn't more aware of how this incident affected her.
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Third, help get the companies who make the relevant products more aware of these issues.
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"I'm horrified that I wasn't more aware of how this incident affected her," Bateman wrote.
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"Yeah now they're more aware, and it's like, s—," agrees The Real World alum, 37.
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She also added that motherhood made her a lot more aware of babies on set.
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More aware… It's all a joke until you get smacked with that real life reality.
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It's everybody working together to be more aware of what's happening out on the roads.
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Consumers are more aware than ever how their purchasing choices affect the world around them.
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So workers should be a little more aware when choosing their words in the workplace.
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As she studied, she became more and more aware of the omnipresence of female nudity.
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Do you think young people, through memes, are becoming more aware of larger societal issues?
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This is a foray by the league to be more aware, but also more analytical.
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This exercise makes you more aware of your environment and allows you to enjoy novelty.
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It only makes me more aware of it and it drives me through the roof.
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No. But it has made me more aware, perhaps even more sensitive, to others' struggles.
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I'm better for it—more aware of what I am and am not capable of.
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As parents have grown more aware of these risks, participation in youth leagues has dropped.
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After reading this book I felt more aware of the world and people around me.
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"I began to be more aware of the reasons for the world's problems," he said.
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But in terms of social consciousness, people are more aware of what being trans is.
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"I'm much more aware of seasons and nature here," he says of life in Ireland.
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It can help you become more aware about your environment and the people around you.
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The answer is to become more vigilant, more aware of what's going on around us.
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Companies and governments are now more aware of the threat insiders pose to their organizations.
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"Agriculturalists are more aware of climate than virtually anyone else on the planet," he asserts.
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And then there's more than that, but people are more and more aware of this.
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I hope we continue eating less meat and become more aware of what we eat.
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The researchers also caution that doctors might have become more aware of marijuana use after legalization.
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By noticing how you feel after a failure, you will become more aware of your emotions.
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Now social media is pushing the industry to become more aware, and that's where we started.
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The NSA's Day of Cyber isn't even about encouraging people to be more aware of cybersecurity.
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And I became more aware that there were some two-dozen men in turbans and kurtas.
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As she grew more aware of her gender dysphoria, she was left with nowhere to turn.
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Has the death of a fellow soldier made him more aware of his own inescapable future?
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Haymaker's trainings have made her more aware of her surroundings and her own body's natural reactions.
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Maybe. But even if you fail, you're at least more aware of your habits and addiction.
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And maybe people will be more aware of their behavior when they walk into a restaurant.
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We are much more aware of and keen to address vulnerabilities in our defence supply chain.
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I explain that I have become more aware of food/moisturizer/gross things getting underneath them.
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Slater added that being on a show has made him a lot more aware of cybersecurity.
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I think that was one of the main things I should have been more aware of.
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I need to be more aware of my body and medicines I put in my body.
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So, yes, this issue is new for people but she also needs to be more aware.
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But he is "a bit more aware" and "we can see some improvement", Kreiss told reporters.
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You're twelve, you should be a bit more aware of other people, society, everything around you.
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Now, it makes me more aware of how much there is to explore here at home.
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We looked at more of that core general customer as we continue to become more aware.
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This comes as consumers become more aware of the efforts to reduce plastic in the environment.
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US citizens must become more aware that their votes have grave consequences beyond their country's borders.
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By turning your attention yourself, you'll become more aware of yourself, your thoughts, and your feelings.
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"I became more aware of the limitations put on actresses that look like me," says Layne.
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I felt probably the most confused—yet more aware—than I've ever been in my life.
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And if you do, does that make you more aware of the image that you present?
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After reading "Farsighted," am I more aware of all the difficulties of making long-term decisions?
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It can make you wiser but also more aware and scared of life's potential for pain.
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" Matz blamed himself, saying, "I should have been more aware, especially with a guy like Baez.
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She preferred to be the one more aware of the transient gorgeousness of the living world.
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Dr. Warneken notes that around five years old, children become more aware of their prosocial actions.
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I've never been more aware of the forces of hatred that want to rip us apart.
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It has made me more aware of even having an ethnicity, for better and for worse.
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Because of that, I want to be more aware of when I respond to certain things.
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We can hear about everything that's going on in the world and be much more aware.
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Laborers should also be made more aware and skilled so that they know about their rights.
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It's a process by which we are put in a pressure cooker to become more aware.
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We sincerely regret not being more aware and sensitive to this issue, and we truly apologize.
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"Maybe it will make my mom more aware that I care about these things," she said.
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This in turn makes them more aware when a lump or change in testicular consistency occurs.
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You should be educating the people, supporting them, giving them pill testing, making them more aware.
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I just think that people need to be more aware that we're still able to have sex.
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"Be more aware that it could be an issue for you more so than others," she says.
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Max Hoberman I was probably more aware than most that Bungie was in a financially risky place.
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Be more aware of what you feel is good in your life, and you will feel good.
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"We're more and more aware that it's going to affect viewers' experience watching the show," he said.
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"I feel like once I had Mason, I just became more aware," she told Refinery29 in 2016.
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" He added, "In fact, I'm...horrified that I wasn't more aware of how this incident affected her.
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"As North gets older, she'll start to be more aware of herself and her body," Kardashian adds.
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Is the prevalence of anxiety getting worse or is the world simply more aware of mental health?
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And I think that moves like this, the inclusion riders, moves like that make people more aware.
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That's necessary as they've become more aware of the forces trying to control, contain, or destroy them.
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It's made me even more aware of people who get pregnant for free, without realizing that luck.
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The public at large is much more aware of how our data can be used... and abused.
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Fish, it would now appear, are more intelligent and more "aware" of their environment than we assumed.
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It's not just experienced walkers, who are more aware when it comes to climbing and dropping litter.
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Being forced to be more aware of your photography can do wonders for a user's photographic output.
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And Ancestry's new, more transparent policy is a good step toward helping us all be more aware.
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However, the Hancocks are more aware of the campus climate than the dean gave them credit for.
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Consequently, as witnesses, the gallery-goers become more aware of their own entrapment within the gallery's walls.
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"Our residents post-Hurricane Sandy are more aware of the devastation a storm can bring," he said.
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But airlines are more aware of the constant bad publicity generated by tweets complaining of bad service.
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Studios are now more aware that when they sell shows to Netflix, they are empowering a competitor.
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Stock traders who were more aware of their heart rates routinely made more profitable trades, researchers found.
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But we are asking people to be a little bit more aware of where their phones are.
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Make the public more aware of Russia's ongoing disinformation campaign — with the assistance of reputable media organizations.
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Northam told the Post that the incident made the people of Virginia more aware of racial inequities.
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The visit was far from over, which I became more and more aware of as I waited.
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If the public is more aware of cultural appropriation, why does it persist in such troubling ways?
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People have the opportunity to be far more aware of what risks lie in their home region.
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It's sad to say, but it has served to make people more aware of what's going on.
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As the years have progressed, they're much more aware of what's going on, and much more sympathetic.
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There's an understanding of the importance of journalism in society that just people are more aware of.
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Instead, media attention has made victims more aware of their rights and spurred a boom in complaints.
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Being more aware of that and knowing that there are a lot more options than people realize.
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And a series of recent surveys also show white Democrats becoming far more aware of systemic racism.
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Gamergate ultimately made us all much more aware of the potential real-world impact of online extremism.
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"The environmental movement should be more aware of the human cost of being environmentally friendly," Craig said.
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On the other hand, many jungle lodges and tour operators are becoming more aware of these issues.
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The more aware girls are of potential role models, the more they'll aspire to be like them.
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"They have made the public more aware of Medicaid than ever before, specifically, and healthcare generally," Rep.
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"I think we're a lot more aware of what is and isn't ethnically appropriate now," he says.
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By stopping to recognize the contributions of others, your colleagues will become even more aware of you.
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But the growing number of staged performances may make all musicians more aware of their physical presence.
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But yeah, I think right now I'm just so much more aware of it all around me.
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As a result, we are so much more aware of the cultures, beliefs, and experiences of different groups.
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If people around us were more aware and paid attention, he would've been stopped a long time ago.
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At the same time, women have become more aware, economically independent and have access to limitless information online.
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It emphasizes how much more aware people are becoming of the optics and realities of sexism in tech.
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And, I am certain we are more aware of the need for this balance now, than ever before.
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He encourages the viewer to be more aware of the innate relationship between materials, shapes and physical forces.
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The average person is becoming increasingly more aware of the amount of data tech companies store on them.
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But we're more aware of them than ever before, making them seem more common than they really are.
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But, by watching the recession unfold, younger millennials became more aware of the risks of a bad economy.
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They're community-oriented, share everything, and are more aware of social and environmental issues than the average person.
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I've become more aware of what is behind me and next to me and who is watching me.
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Especially after the NSA surveillance controversy, the public is more aware about how valuable our online networks are.
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I guess once I came to America, America has become a little bit more aware about my style.
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These events have made me so much more aware of all the work we have yet to do.
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The older I got, the more aware I became of the depiction of plastic surgery in the media.
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I just have to pay a little bit more attention, be more aware of it, have more discipline.
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It's about "being more aware in a nonjudgmental way of what you're feeling in the moment," Gerson says.
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Meanwhile, it appears that workers are becoming more aware of their legal rights to demand pay and benefits.
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Now, I'm more aware of the way in which writing can affect an individual, can change a life.
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I want people who aren't so exposed to the community to become more aware, open-minded, and supportive.
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But they are more aware of some of the hazards on some of their emotional and personal wellbeing.
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He was more aware of his peripheral vision and could change lanes on the freeway without feeling nervous.
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This process helps officers to become more aware of the humanity they share with the people in crisis.
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It had also grown more aware of the cybersecurity risks of not using a government-sanctioned email account.
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"Investors are becoming more aware of the challenges in distribution and adoption rates," said AgFunder CEO Rob Leclerc.
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"You have to be much more aware of what's in the interest of the team," the Uruguayan said.
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Mr. Blitzer said he was confident that the new category would make investors more aware of the sector.
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She says that turning the tables like that can help make people more aware of how injustice works.
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" New mom Dunst adds that she was also "definitely so much more aware of the babies on set.
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"I think as a nation we're all becoming more aware of the risks associated with opioids," he added.
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Supermarkets themselves are increasingly working to reduce their food waste, as consumers grow more aware of the issue.
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Instead, you'll looking for a day that challenges you to be more aware when and why you spend.
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As a listener, you're more aware of how the circuit is working and how it's powered and everything.
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As I get older, I become more aware of the disparity and privilege and injustice in the world.
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"I'm sure they're going to be more aware of bringing people in," Ms. Bridges said of her supervisors.
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Following all of this makes you more aware of the peculiarities and paradoxes on which the city rests.
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TC It's part of our jobs now, as actors, to be more aware of the choices we're making.
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"They've been working continuously, so I wanted to reduce their workload and make people more aware," he said.
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I think the complexities of gender, our culture is much more aware of those, and different gender expressions.
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But now people are much more aware of the impact of this office, and that's a good thing.
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Ms. Arturi said her generation was "definitely becoming more aware" of politicians' attitudes about allegations of sexual abuse.
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It made them more aware of the fact that someone I trust is watching me and I'm protected.
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You become more aware of Ms. Kalman as a miniaturist of action painting, especially in backgrounds and foregrounds.
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And too often, they're more aware than we are of how vulnerable young white men are to radicalization.
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"More people are becoming more aware of these kinds of hypocrisies in our criminal justice system," he said.
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Chinese residents are also more aware of how to protect themselves from the spread of disease, Lipkin said.
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"This time they were more aware of the threat from the inside, from their own population," he said.
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The program "made me more aware of the activities around the city that people can experience," he said.
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Plus, reading up on the latest trends makes me more aware of what's going on in the world.
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The theatrical experience of Corse's painting makes you more aware of the subtleties of your own perceptual experience.
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But shouldn't we all be more aware of our words, given the increasingly public nature of the internet?
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" He then added: "I'd like to think that I at least made them more aware of the issues.
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"It's going to make law enforcement officers more aware of what they might be coming across," Johns said.
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Women are also more aware of the pay gap now than they were even a few years ago.
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Consumers are becoming more aware of the impact their purchases have on their bodies and on the planet.
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Paying attention to the way you think can help you become more aware of your bad mental habits.
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Not access to, but they just were more aware, I think, of the differing opinions of Putin worldwide.
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My friends were more aware of my queerness than I was, but were always gentle with me about it.
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But as technology progresses and law enforcement gets more aware, you can only dodge that bullet for so long.
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Never have I held a book in my hands and been more aware of its origins on the internet.
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Android's mission was to create smarter mobile devices, ones that were more aware of their owner's behavior and location.
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Do you see companies changing the way that they vet people, are they more aware of social media posts?
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My work as a science writer meant I was more aware than most of the environmental drivers of obesity.
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The programs have been aimed at making victims more aware of the reporting process and more comfortable seeking help.
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But the pros … I think it makes people more aware that the whole purpose of health care is preventive.
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I think I'm already good at it because I understand consent, but now I'm even more aware and thoughtful.
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She called on companies to be more aware of institutional racism, sexism and bias and work actively against them.
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The consciousness of Black people is raising to be more aware of the need to purchase, own, and invest.
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Second, the public is more aware of this condition, increasing the possibility of affected kids being screened and diagnosed.
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"The first time I painted, it made me more aware of how you can communicate through painting," he continues.
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It also keeps you more aware of your surroundings, which is good in certain situations, like while you're running.
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It's definitely happening, but people need to be more aware of different religions and to respect other peoples' views.
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That's a big pitfall for guys who are trying to be better and be more aware of their behavior.
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"We were thinking forward to what this would look like as people become more aware of this," he said.
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"We hope that this makes people more aware that great dogs are at shelters throughout the county," she says.
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Driving high: Many people feel more aware and more capable of driving when stoned than they do when drunk.
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The aim is to make people more aware of the value of their electricity supply and to encourage payment.
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Failing that, even striving to be more aware of our time on earth can provide little glimpses of clarity.
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Borba calls on teachers, doctors and others to be more aware of warning signs for violent behavior by children.
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This will encourage them to them to be more aware of other people's feelings, instead of just their own.
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We've been aware of racial tensions, so we add police body cameras so we can be even more aware.
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Never is Mr. Vance more aware of this pessimism and estrangement than when he leaves for Ohio State University.
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I was more aware of what I was putting into my body, and how it performed because of it.
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But the fitness guru and television personality says getting older has also made her more aware of her mortality.
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"Deaf people are becoming more aware of their rights and are learning to stand up for themselves," she said.
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As I started to become more aware of my body and surroundings, I realized it might not be normal.
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But Krikorian warned that even though people are much more aware this go-around, hackers could still slip through.
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Whatever your spiritual beliefs, you become more aware that someone or something else is in control and not you.
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Crises can also make us more aware of what is worth preserving and of what needs to be changed.
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Therefore, Mr. Hagerman should stop his "silent protest" and become more aware of what's going on in the world.
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When you're more aware of your thoughts, you don't react as emotionally, and you tend to make smarter decisions.
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Paul is more self-aware than he leads on, and more aware of his place in the rock landscape.
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The change in diet takes getting used to, but I'm grateful to be more aware of my eating habits.
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I should have been more aware, especially with a guy like Baez, a really aggressive guy on third base.
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But we should all be more aware of when confidence tips into overconfidence, and testosterone supplements could encourage that.
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Still, some people said they had grown more vigilant and more aware of their surroundings since Mr. Trump's remarks.
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"It made me more aware of and sensitive to what other people might not want to share," she said.
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Having daughters seems to make them more aware of sexism or expose them to challenges different from their own.
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Yet the incident must make us more aware and sensible of our language and the visibility of key figures.
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The rules are supposed to offer users more options and make them more aware of how web platforms work.
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The study showed that the majority of respondents were more aware of their credit score this year than last.
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We're more aware now of the potential harms lying beneath our touchscreens, but the fundamental product hasn't changed much.
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I also became more aware of turning pages, creaking doors, and the surprisingly varied noises made by my pants.
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But she said the administration needed to be more aware of how city regulations and taxes deterred job creation.
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"We trained them on how to be more aware of inmates in distress," said Joel Brasfield, the company's president.
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This thing definitely makes you more aware of your posture, as you can see it live on the app.
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Either way, Wentz must be more aware with the ball, after fumbling three times (once on a botched handoff).
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Growing up, she remembers becoming more aware of herself in grade school and caring about the opinions of others.
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Running, yeah, but I tend to be a little bit more aware of my surroundings when I travel too.
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Propaganda runs far, deep, and wide, and takes many forms that we are now so much more aware of.
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Her sisters pitch in and they all leave the seminar a little more aware of the services Planned Parenthood offers.
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"I feel so much more aware of who I am today as a woman since I turned 40," she explains.
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She told her parents that as her body suffered, she became more aware of the natural beauty that surrounded her.
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His demeanor is that of a man who has never been more aware of who he is than right now.
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"People are more aware of typefaces and fonts now, and that there can be a history to them," he says.
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Reading Pscyhopolitics has made me more aware of my social media output and the philosophical problems my online habits induce.
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Technologists appear more aware of users' desires to connect to friends, family, and local interests in addition to world news.
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People feel more comfortable talking about it, so it might be the case that people are more aware of it.
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Aside from making money, their aim is simply to make people more aware of the realities of the Chinese state.
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But at the same time, insurers have become more aware of their "silent" exposure to cyber-risks under existing policies.
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Negative publicity could also lead policyholders to withdraw business as they become more aware of their ability to access funds.
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"People are becoming more aware of it, and I think it's because they're realizing how dangerous it is," she said.
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But Mr. McKinnon believes that the power of storytelling has a dark side that voters should be more aware of.
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Or maybe it's just that I am more aware of men's eyes upon them if I forego a supportive undergarment.
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Making the mainstream, fast food eater more aware of this cooking technique could stoke demand for sous vide home appliances.
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They're light, but I'm far more aware of their presence in my ears than I typically am with wireless earbuds.
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People understanding bias makes people more aware of that, but it doesn't change the system and people's thoughts and action.
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Before they can be widely deployed, drones and autonomous vehicles will need to be made more aware of surrounding obstacles.
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Now it's made me more aware that our platforms do mean something, and what we're saying is reaching an audience.
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What are some of the biggest issues facing surgical missions today that you think people should be more aware about?
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Rudnicky also says that, broadly speaking, technology like this is something people are only going to become more aware of.
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Both Sam and Jean are wrapped around Sid's finger, although Jean seems more aware of it than her patient is.
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"The mind-body program teaches patients how to be more aware of their thoughts, emotions, sensations and behaviors," Morone said.
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Being more aware of the problems humanity faces, he says, will make you better equipped to work to solve them.
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We're more aware now of the importance of microbial life, that it's not something we should strive to kill off.
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Like, how can I talk about this in a way that touches and inspires other people to be more aware?
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And an era of low interest rates and low returns has made investors more aware of the damage from charges.
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Everyone seems pretty on board with Starbucks' decision to be more aware of people with certain dietary needs and restrictions.
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You become more aware of your relationship to your body as well as your body's relationship to the outside world.
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But after Facebook's scandal with Cambridge Analytica, the public is more aware of the potential repercussions of hasty tech development.
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Guests could also give this special chair, which vibrates and makes you more aware of your anal muscles, a spin.
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These days, presidents are more aware that the Supreme Court nominees they choose will be major parts of their legacy.
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And sitting without a backrest definitely made me much more aware of my posture, which often needed to be corrected.
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Ironically, the right's efforts to destroy the ACA and gut Medicaid have made Americans more aware of the program's value.
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After I wrote my book on evolutionary psychology, I was more aware than ever of the absurdity of being human.
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Everybody's much more open to what everyone else is doing, and much more aware of what other genres are doing.
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If people are more educated and they're more aware of these issues and more familiar, they won't feel so foreign.
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I don't know if that's a blessing in disguise, but a more aware, a more awake population, that's probably good.
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Surveying the room, she admitted that playing Paige had made her more aware of people following her or watching her.
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They are dedicated to social justice, attentive to language and more aware of policy, ethics and social determinants of health.
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That work made me more open-minded and a lot more aware of how nuanced and weird the world is.
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She said her recent apologies were a recognition that she should have been more aware of how she was identifying.
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I think we're becoming more aware of how this "me, me, me" culture is continuing the destruction of the planet.
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We've never been more aware of what cats and dogs look like in the natural wilds of our living rooms.
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This short pause made me more aware of how I use money, which is often as a knee-jerk solution.
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Some do, and, like the eight sensates, this connection makes them more powerful, more empathic, more aware of their interconnectedness.
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We're also more aware of the impact of our actions beginning February 16 when fiery Mars speeds into prudent Capricorn.
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Happening now: Investors are becoming more aware of the risks to corporate profits and economic growth posed by the coronavirus.
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Even as she grew older and more aware, Brodeur would struggle to escape from her charismatic, narcissistic mother's needy love.
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It may also make you more aware of how often you pick up your phone when your partner is present.
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"The only change is that he's more aware of what he means to other kids in the sport," Soriano said.
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But this time, protesters seem more aware of the new challenges brought by social media, such as surveillance, and misinformation.
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We found that customers who scored high on narcissism expected others to be more aware of their feelings of ownership.
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If we were more aware of the harms of blasting loud music, we would reduce noise pollution from the source.
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You're commenting both on your own team and other team members, and we're just trying to make people more aware.
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I see as people become more aware of these issues [that] we're moving more to an agreement on our approach.
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Insurers are now more aware of the high risks involved, and they have tightened their parameters for such deals accordingly.
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"People need to be more aware this time of year," said Katherine Hutt, a national spokeswoman for the Better Business Bureau.
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While sleep apps can make us more aware of the need for better sleep hygiene, they can also exacerbate the problem.
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Aren't we simply more aware of those dangers because they're presented to us 24/7 on various screens around our home?
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I think making men more aware of their health and lifestyle factors that may play a role is good as well.
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"If people around us were more aware and paid attention, he would've been stopped a long time ago," she told Refinery29.
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Maintaining a daily calendar makes you more aware of the small trade-offs you make every day, according to the psychologist.
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In light of the #MeToo movement, we've also become more aware of how widespread unwanted male attention is among ordinary women.
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The poll found the public was more aware of the potential impacts of Medicare for All than they were last summer.
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The bottom line: Americans are more aware than ever before about the dark side of technologies, which should worry Silicon Valley.
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"I should be way more aware, and if it was [Clinton] or Trump, I'd definitely vote for her," she told Billboard.
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At the very least you become more aware of the sort of messages coming into your inbox, which is always useful.
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Ultimately, these changes are designed to make Google users a little more aware of the control they have over their account.
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But strangely, as touch-and-go as it's been, I'm more aware than ever that this is exactly where I belong.
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However, some experts caution that the apparent rise could come as parents and doctors grow more aware about diagnosing the disorder.
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Any way for me to express myself and what I've been going through and to become more aware of my body.
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"We are so much more aware today than we were 20 years ago about taking care of injuries correctly," Sailor said.
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Brian Fuchs, a climatologist with the National Drought Mitigation Center in Nebraska, said people are become more aware and more concerned.
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Women are becoming better educated, and more aware of their marital rights (they now initiate over half of all divorce cases).
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In light of recent events around the Galaxy Note7, Qualcomm says consumers are more aware about charging safety than ever before.
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But if you want to be more aware of your surroundings, you have the option to keep the background noise audible.
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Analysts expect the mobile banking market to keep growing as consumers become more aware of apps, and as the technology improves.
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Trump has said he intends to make the country more aware of truck drivers' challenges, health care being a top priority.
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It's just made me more aware of when I'm using technology as a crutch or as a way of avoiding interactions.
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I've finally been able to go home to recuperate, and I'm starting to become more aware of what I went through.
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As companies make more use of AI, they become more aware of the need to be careful with it, she says.
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He suggested device users will need to be more aware of the capabilities of their devices, and take the necessary precautions.
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Drunk sex is still tricky to navigate post-#MeToo, when we're arguably more aware of consent then ever before, she says.
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"In a perfect world, sure, we should have been" more aware of Ramos's history of threats of violence, the chief said.
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I feel like I'm more aware of what's happening in the world than I was when I lived in the US.
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And I think people are becoming more and more aware of the fact that their personal data do have a value.
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Getting U.S. voters to become more aware of -- and participating in -- their local elections will be critical now more than ever.
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The better a striker gets as a counter fighter the more aware he is that there are holes and traps everywhere.
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The military has become more aware that it needs to develop technology and strategy to fight in an underground, urban setting.
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Having less clothes really does make you more aware of your body and the body of the person next to you.
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It may be that criminals are adapting their approach as the public becomes more aware of the fake income-tax calls.
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Yes, we form "echo chambers," but we are also are more aware than ever of the diversity of opinions around us.
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She suggested Medicaid could work similarly, by improving people's circumstances and making them more aware of the stakes of government action.
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And no one is more aware of our need for water than Dr. Dustin Freckleton, creator of the LVL fitness band.
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But understanding both the mechanism and origins of this feeling allows us to be more aware of the function it serves.
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She represents a new generation of educated Bangladeshis, who are more aware of emergency practices such as timely flight to safety.
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Over the years, iPhones have become more aware of the world around them, laden with new sensors and microphones and cameras.
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Diesel sales in Europe have been slumping as buyers become more aware of the cost to human health and the environment.
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Rev workers are also more aware than drivers and couriers of the cold breath of artificial intelligence creeping up behind them.
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But large mining, agricultural or infrastructure investors are becoming more aware of the potential for conflict in their acquisitions, said Kavanagh.
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And, yes, I should have been more aware, but I had confidence that he was watching out for our financial health.
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"This time, I was more aware of the impact of plastic pollution and the environmental consequences of synthetic ingredients," said Pino.
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"Buy less, be smarter about what you purchase; I think that's where change happens — by getting people to be more aware."
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I love hearing stories from people with such different lives from me and becoming more aware of the world around me.
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Over the month I definitely became more aware of my surroundings, finding things I'd passed hundreds of times and never noticed.
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In the last two years or so, I've become more aware of the political climate and my role as a designer.
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Teachers and parents are more aware of the disorder, which can stifle kids' ability to concentrate and sit still in school.
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"It is helpful that the American people are more aware of this influence campaign but that is not enough," he continued.
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"Because aides were in closer and more consistent contact, they were more aware of changes in residents' conditions," Dr. Zimmerman said.
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By and large, high-end brands are becoming more aware of the negative impact clothing production can have on the environment.
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Then, you will inform others in your community about this scientific knowledge to help them stay safe and be more aware.
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But in a disaster like this one, they are effective simply because they're more aware of the massive challenges they face.
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"Taking time to think about what you're grateful for makes you more aware of the positive things in your life," says Chopra.
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People have become more aware of how creative things on the Internet get funding and are more open to supporting them directly.
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The Data Access Project lets you add government agencies into your app so you're more aware of what's going on around you.
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Kejjan said she thinks Dilbireen has become more aware of the scars that not only shape his face but shape his character.
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"People are becoming more and more aware and conscious and opting for those other options," says Etsy's trend expert Dayna Isom Johnson.
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Doctors, parents and people are more aware of allergies than ever and more likely to diagnose them with new advanced diagnostic modalities.
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While government and business leaders worldwide have become more aware of cybersecurity risks, the threat may still be underappreciated, some speakers said.
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I confessed to him that, since using Apple's Screen Time calculator, I'd been more aware than usual of my own troubling habits.
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But it is becoming easier to turn individuals into more effective learners by making them more aware of their own thought processes.
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Gen Z, as they hate to be called, are more aware of social media and how it works than anyone before them.
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I mean, maybe people are more aware and use soap and hand sanitizer more often, but other people might genuinely become scared.
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However, Mohr states, the results were still somewhat inconclusive because both situations made eaters more aware of the act of eating itself.
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But I became much more aware of my emotions and my willingness to share the story of my mother and my family.
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And I think people have become more and more aware of the fact that their personal data actually do have a value.
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"We clearly cannot control what the public does, but hopefully with this information, people will be more aware and cautious," she said.
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"People are more aware and articulate, but the entire system is geared to protect the perpetrators," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Women were thought to be more aware of other people's feelings while men were seen to feel superior to others, it said.
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With that in mind, the researchers will test whether making users more aware of the rules will promote civil discussion on Twitter.
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My colleague Thomas Ricker once told me taking a painting class taught him to become more aware of the colors surrounding him.
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I have to say that, despite my love-hate relationship with the Lift, it did make me more aware of my posture.
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These things shaped my life and my work, and I seem to always be becoming more aware of what it all is.
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These figures were reasonably likely to offer information but were more aware of a suspect's radical sympathies than of any actual plotting.
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So the campaign isn't just trying to get a dumpling added, it's trying to make Unicode more aware of its selection process.
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As consumer interest has grown, "companies have become more aware that this is here to stay" — and they're placing their own orders.
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He's used Informed Delivery for about two years and likes the way it helps him stay more aware and more in control.
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"I was becoming increasingly more aware of the issues facing our country and I wanted to contribute to the solution," he said.
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Over the last several years, we've become more aware that exercising and eating well shouldn't have to be wholly about losing weight.
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People are becoming more and more aware of the need for activity, Dr. Joel Press told Reuters Health in a phone interview.
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Mr. Awadjie has become even more aware of the systemwide problems from his perch as chairman of the CUNY University Student Senate.
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The Turning Point founder also called on liberals to become more aware and willing to denounce far-left groups that advocate violence.
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"Younger generations are now very invested in recycling, and as a whole, we are much more aware of our consumption," Clooney says.
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She says that Kevin interacts with other people more, and is more aware of obstacles in his path that could harm him.
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That move, coupled with Wednesday's revisions, indicate an increased attempt within the government to make young people more aware of their responsibilities.
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"What we want is for women to be more aware that heart attacks happen to women as well as men," said Millett.
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We need to deal with this problem in several ways and we all need to become much more aware of the facts.
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Of course you can insure against such supply failure, but insurance companies are more aware of climate change than many other companies.
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The news of Prince's overdose is absolutely tragic, but it's also an issue that Americans are becoming more and more aware of.
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"When we turned [computers] on and off, we rendered ourselves much more aware of the asynchronous nature of digital technology," he says.
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As consumers become more aware, companies will start looking for better ways to incorporate recycled materials, and scientists are leading the charge.
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"Clearly communicate the details of your assignments so your boss is more aware of what is on your plate," Haefner tells CNBC.
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When children develop a love of reading, they become better students and more aware of and engaged in the world around them.
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However, as a result of that, we're also more aware of the injustices of this world, which can be a tricky thing.
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However, the more aware the citizen is, the better equipped she's to decide on her own behalf what works and what doesn't.
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Did he feel that he had helped make viewers more aware of desertification, which many environmentalists fear is on the increase globally?
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So if "a little part of that messaging can influence people to be more aware," she felt she had done her part.
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But becoming more aware of the unhealthy habits that are draining your mental strength is the first step in giving them up.
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Tell us in the comments, then read a related article about ways to make yourself more aware of how much you spend.
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The population may lack cell phones and the Internet, but they are far more aware of the outside world than conventional stereotypes.
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The first step is to make medical providers more aware that black women and men are at risk for carrying BRCA mutations.
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Cloud adoption escalated over the past 12 months as companies become more aware of the security benefits, according to CCS Insight's McQuire.
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Buying and reselling pre-owned helps goods find new homes as people grow more aware of the negative effects of fast fashion.
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And all seven believe that their patients are more aware of the possible dangers of flu this season than in the past.
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This will help bring the technology into the mainstream, and make consumers and businesses alike more aware of the opportunities it presents.
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And they are ever more aware that eating meat makes a far bigger contribution to global warming than a plant-based diet.
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"He has to be more aware and knowledgeable to the situation than I had to be, because it has changed," Stanton said.
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"I have to be, and everybody has to be, much more aware of the private space of men and women," he says.
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"I think a lot of white folks became more aware of the effects of unconscious racism on their stories," Laura JV said.
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I think it's also possible that academic editors on other journals will become more aware of the problem, to solicit organizational change.
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I think the public is gonna get more and more aware of this issue because of the presidential debates and what's happening.
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These people live a much healthier lifestyle than most of us, they are more thankful, they are more aware, they don't waste things.
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I put $25 on my Starbucks mobile wallet so I don't blindly hand over my card and become more aware of my spending.
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Regardless, no one is more aware than Boudreau that Army cyber will keep growing, and needs fresh and able minds as it does.
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To the contrary, it's been often more aware when people without criminal records are deported now than it was during the Obama administration.
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I am so proud of helping people become more aware of what sustainable fashion can look like and its impact on the planet.
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While he was becoming more aware of the problem, the suicides of Spade and Bourdain in early June spurred Robbins to take action.
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"We citizens need to become more aware of those living on the streets so we can tackle the feeling of exclusion," he remarked.
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"Marking Tisha B'Av makes us more aware of our own personal journeys, and helps teach us to be more empathetic to others' suffering."
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So I think if I were to watch the films again, I'd be a lot more aware of the extras in the movie.
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E-scooter companies have matured some and investors are more aware of the steep costs of building and scaling these hardware-heavy businesses.
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The term I coined that day evokes the need for people to be more aware of how they safeguard and share their information.
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Contextual computing has been chugging along for quite a while now without a huge breakthrough to allow our devices to become more aware.
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But now I have these two little ones, so I have to be more cautious, more aware of these little people I created.
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"People are becoming more aware of the fact that the beauty industry is under-regulated and they're doing their own research," she says.
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"As you get older, I think you get more aware of how other people react to the things that you do," he says.
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And while I'm not sure if tracking all my expenses made me feel more balanced, it certainly did make me feel more aware.
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She grew "more cautious around strangers, more aware of my surroundings and less trusting," but Bundy didn't take up space in her head.
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Horses are "skittish" and "much more aware and alert than farm animals," he said, and they don't willingly or easily submit to slaughter.
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Cyber insurance also likely would be more common if the public were more aware of the millions of cyberattacks that occur each year.
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"I am so much more aware, because I've had so many more experiences being in business, in doing things with people," he says.
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"It's made me more aware of certain things in terms of the world of reality TV," Young told For The Win before WrestleMania.
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As I was finishing the book, I was becoming more aware of the Trump phenomenon, too—techniques of blasting bullshit and grabbing headlines.
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Miller suspects that shift has to do with children becoming more aware of — and more exposed to — gender stereotypes and perceived cultural norms.
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Democrats tend to be slightly more aware of the trend than Republicans, as are those who like Obamacare (those two groups likely overlap).
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There's been a misguided focus on the labia because I think people are far more aware of it once they've had a wax.
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I became more aware of the iPhone I didn't have than I'd ever been of the iPhone I did have, a consuming absence.
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It would be great if people became more aware of the consequences of their actions, and treat reservations with more respect going forward.
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"Parents should be made more aware of the potential adverse effects of early sports specialization, year-round play and early competition," Shaw said.
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While they say they are now more aware of how widespread and crippling loneliness can be, both take active steps to combat this.
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However, the rest of us should at least be a little more aware of why this particular innovator became such a hated target.
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At the same time, they are more aware of and concerned about the resulting packaging waste, resource consumption, and climate change it creates.
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By doing so, you become more aware of what you're dissatisfied with in your life and how you truly want to change it.
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"People are starting to become more aware of our needs, what we need to fit into the hearing society," Kwasny told the paper.
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"Thirty years after Shah Bano, Muslim women are more aware of their Koranic rights and more willing to fight for them," Soman said.
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"I don't know if [Fenty] is political so much as embracing the fact that people should be more aware," Rihanna told British Vogue.
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After you read this book, you will become more aware of your thoughts and emotions and therefore be more able to influence them.
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Yes, but: The public is also more aware of negotiations between North Korea and the U.S. than they were about talks with Iran.
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It's great that the message went viral and maybe will help people be more aware of the national effort to defund Planned Parenthood.
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Tonight, I can't tell whether Bieber does everything (ironically) without any purpose, or whether he's more aware of himself than meets the eye.
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It is possible that we are all hallucinating all of the time—some of us are just more aware of it than others.
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The Hispanic initiatives we started contributed to Intel's global workforce becoming more aware of unique differences and culture Hispanics brought to the company.
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It's only the beginning of lockdown, but I feel more aware, and I hope this new sense of awareness stays with me forever.
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Season two hasn't, not really, but I get the sense the show is more aware of what it's doing — if that makes sense.
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Some older Brazilians are more aware of the writer's racial identity, while younger ones, who weren't taught about it in school, are not.
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I'm hoping that people telling their stories makes them even more aware, so that they are looking for the right companies to join.
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"Five or 10 years ago, people put up with what they were given, but people are becoming much more aware now," says Warner.
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"I think it's a huge opportunity as consumers are much more aware of what they're putting in their bodies," Antony told Business Insider.
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Authors Lisa Fain and Lois Zachary go through examples to illustrate how to become more aware, understanding, and effective in connecting with others.
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Patrick said his pitch is also working for apps and developers, which recognize that their users are becoming more aware of privacy issues.
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Amazon CTO Werner Vogels asked Clegg how Facebook plans to make its users more aware of the way it monetizes their personal data.
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Your goal is to become more aware of how you spend, says Lauren Anastasio, a CFP at New York personal finance company SoFi.
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People around the world are more aware than ever of the problem of income inequality, and demanding bold new ways to address it.
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"Although women are more aware of this topic, they don't understand the implications of what having dense breasts means," she told Reuters Health.
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RODRIGUEZ: I THINK I'M PROBABLY MORE AWARE OF WHAT OUR EMPLOYEE GROWTH HAS DONE AND WHAT OUR REVENUE GROWTH HAS DONE THAN BILL.
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What I think is really important is we need to be more aware of the types of exposures in the products we use.
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But as he became more and more aware of exactly where his money was going, he became a more conscious and efficient spender.
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Audio porn, she said, may also rise in popularity as users become more aware of ethical porn consumption and wary of exploiting performers.
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The study also revealed that, on average, seeing Perla's experience with the census made people, including those in Arizona, more aware of it.
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I think one of the things I've become a lot more aware of is just the context in which these events are happening.
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But he said the political turmoil in the country has made people much more aware of who they choose to put in office.
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That's where Microsoft's cans acquit themselves very well, including the reverse option of amplifying ambient sounds to make you more aware of your surroundings.
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"I am more aware of his strong points and weaknesses than anyone else after going through the Under-20 World Cup together," Shin added.
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Companies with bolder ideas, that are more aware of ROI and that get better go-to market strategy will be in a better position.
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We've asked Facebook how it plans to make users more aware of their options and we'll add an update when we find out.[Facebook]
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Many voters are about to be made much more aware of specific government programs that they took for granted, or didn't even know about.
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I became more aware of the prominence of Laura's position in the fashion industry, and I've seen how hard she works to earn it.
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Well, I think if I had been more aware, there are ways to surface it and I wouldn't have felt so personally frustrated. Yeah.
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By shifting perspectives, Flanagan cleverly keeps the audience on its toes — and more aware than both the predator and his prey about what's happening.
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That won't change how much money is coming into your account, but it will make you much more aware of what is going out.
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So, I'm trying to use that conversation to maybe just make people a little more aware that this is something that happens to women.
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"If we take a breath, we can slow it down and just become a little bit more aware of what's going on right now."
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It's given women more confidence to make their voices heard, and through that, made them more aware of the rights they deserve within society.
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At least in the last thirty, close to forty, years, you can be a little bit more aware and say: Were they being exploited?
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Gaming platforms like Steam have implemented product changes to make users more aware of where scores originate, in an effort to be more transparent.
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Many non-black Americans who were disgusted by the Simpson verdict have become more aware of the ubiquity of police brutality in black lives.
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South Africa begins a new era under a Ramaphosa presidency more aware of the power of the people, and less willing to tolerate impropriety.
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And while he says this experience has made him more aware of his younger viewers, he noted he hasn't been making videos for children.
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Both offer temporary reprieves from reality, but more than traditional film and stage, the developing art forms have audiences more aware of the present.
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Current studio head Jennifer Salke told The Hollywood Reporter in June that Amazon is trying to be more aware of what female audiences want.
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Other firms, too, are attempting to build devices that are more aware of their surroundings—for example, by boosting their ability to recognise sounds.
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In the past several years, there has been so much discussion about white privilege that I am now much more aware of my own.
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I think doing radio probably made me more aware of what I was doing with my voice, and taught me to better utilize it.
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Nearly two-thirds of them have heard of the Green New Deal, according to Navigator Research, a pollster, with Republicans more aware than Democrats.
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The experience hasn't discouraged him from possibly returning to the Dominican Republic or other Caribbean islands, but he's definitely more aware of the dangers.
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Walmart's attorneys suggested that Moorer should've been more aware of her surroundings (and theoretically should've been scanning the floor for any uncontained salad dressings).
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If consumers were more aware of the impact of their ordering choices, they might think twice about asking for things as soon as possible.
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Since then Facebook has only become more toxic, and the world has become more aware of the threats it poses to society and democracy.
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But they do give an immediate picture of the area you're in, and can't help but make you more aware of what you're breathing.
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It's no wonder anti-rape advocates would rather urge men to be more aware than endlessly debate the line between drunk sex and rape.
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As I got older and taught myself to become more aware of these men, I put greater effort into straying away from my patterns.
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Researchers believe writing down what you eat makes you more aware of food choices, and therefore encourages cutting the calories you'd otherwise sneak in.
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This teaches patients to be more aware of their urges to tic, and introduces a less visible competing behavior like flexing abs or thighs.
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That's when she realized that, even at a young age, Cole and his brother, Stephen, were more aware of their dyslexia than she thought.
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Despite her fears for the future, Ho remains optimistic that Hong Kongers are becoming more aware of their freedoms and the city's unique identity.
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After using this app, I was more aware of the number of times I said "like" instead of what I actually wanted to say.
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After all, your mind is malleable and you can mold it as you choose when you become more aware of what's happening in it.
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The authors of both studies suggest that marijuana users might be more aware of their impairment as a result of the drug than drinkers.
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It makes us more aware of those unhelpful thought patterns that we are engaging in, and gives us the opportunity to make some changes.
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They're also more aware of red flags, like low-quality schedules, where no buffers are shown for integrating learnings, ID iterations or contingency plans.
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Yet, the evidence is real— stepping on the scale makes people more aware of their weight and whether or not they're meeting their goals.
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One important consequence of the Cambridge Analytica story is that it has made Facebook users more aware of the vulnerability of their personal information.
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But recently all owners and operators are definitely more aware of the risk of cyber security and beginning to pay more attention to it.
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Ever attuned to his strengths and, increasingly, his limitations, Jagr is more aware now of who he is, as a player and a person.
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In 2019, we are simultaneously more attached to our smartphones than ever before and more aware of how attached we are to our smartphones.
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No one is more aware of how they should eat than the pregnant woman, the CEO added, and they don't need any more advice.
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Whatever the case, hidden service operators may now be a lot more aware of some of their site's issues—and so may anyone else.
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As other groups have risen in visibility and influence in America, non-urban white men have become more aware of themselves as a tribe.
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Working with vocalists definitely made me more aware of song structure, even in my solo songs I'm thinking in hooks and verses sometimes now.
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She also thinks that being more aware of how patients use the internet and social media would be good for her profession in general.
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Through this practice, the self starts to dissolve and we can be more aware of other people, and build something like a broader consciousness.
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Why it matters: Americans, and young people in particular, are becoming more aware of the health, safety and productivity risks of being constantly connected.
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"It makes me a lot more aware of abusive relationships and stuff because you hear about it happening," Sullivan, the Boston College senior, said.
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Maybe it was because I was a little fucked up or because I'm just older now and so like more aware of my mom.
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"People are more aware of the fact that soft skills are becoming more relevant, and that they can't be replaced by technology," Osborne added.
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The visit made him even more aware of the "greatness of the motherland and the Chinese Communist Party", he told the Chinese News Service.
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Besides, we're calmer now, more aware that babies get raised in all sorts of ways and most come through it fine — a useful insight.
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Crisis communications experts said that constantly hammering home the same message would pay dividends as the public becomes more aware of the virus's threat.
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I was well aware of Eric's lifestyle, David was even more aware, but none of it was news, we'd talked about it for years.
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My mom recently started doing The New York Times crossword, so I am more aware than ever of the different generations doing the puzzle.
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A new online survey of randomly selected participants clearly showed that women are more aware of the benefits of mammography screening than its harms.
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According to experts, the best course of action is to admit your mistake, immediately address the issue and become more aware in the future.
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The industry is also seeing an increase in referrals from the public — a positive sign that people are becoming more aware of the problem.
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"I see the consumer getting much more aware and loud," Ms. King said, "about the fact that this is a brand run by men."
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And that means that white people more than they were in the '70s are so much more aware of the content of such music.
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During her pregnancy, she became more aware of what she was surrounded by and purged her home of products that contained potentially harmful ingredients.
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We tend to become more aware of our mortality as we get older, but the truth is, everyone dies a little bit each day.
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"Nicholson should have been a little more aware that using that weapon for the first time would be a big story," Mr. Scher said.
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In retrospect, historians, activists and public policy experts are more aware of the unintended consequences that can result from well-meaning legislation that's unrealistic.
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And few in that locker room sounded more aware of that than Noah, who has been accessorizing his hair bun with a perpetual scowl.
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The course also includes practical life-skills training to help participants become more aware and in control of their unhealthy mental and behavioral habits.
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Maybe it's not that we have less monoculture today; it's that we're more aware of everything else in the other quadrants of the chart.
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Providers must be more aware of the broader cyberthreat environment and better understand what to look for to make proactive defense easier and timely.
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It makes us more aware of our subjective experiences, which in turn makes it easier for us to regulate our emotions and maintain equanimity.
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But then she started watching "I Am Jazz" (a reality show about a transgender teenager) on TV, and she became a lot more aware.
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Lately, people have become more aware of the benefits that sitting and clearing your mind can bring, including improving memory and dealing with stress.
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It turns out the answer is simple: Iowans are becoming more aware of immigration because they are seeing more immigrants in their own state.
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Choosing natural remedies meant a lifestyle change; I had to become more aware of both my triggers and the activities that helped stabilize my mood.
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"People are becoming more aware of the fact that the beauty industry is under-regulated and they're doing their own research," Renfrew previously told Refinery29.
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Again, thank you for bringing this to our attention, as we continually strive to be more aware of the incredible nuances that exist across cultures.
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Eventually, I learned to be more aware of where I was putting my fingers on the headphones when I needed to move them, sans interruption.
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It complicates progress made by ordinary people and tech giants like Facebook, who are far more aware of the problem than they used to be.
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At least the team behind the new Shaft is a little more aware of what audiences might have enjoyed about previous entries in the series.
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Maybe this glaring representation of the pay gap in sports will make people more aware of the unfair gender disparity that exists within all industries.
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For the most part, though, the viral story of FaceApp tells us that we all should be more aware of what permissions we give applications.
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Most women now are more aware of their rights, but I still don't think it has had a deep shift for the majority of women.
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David Mandelbrot, Indiegogo's CEO, believes having both options on the platform makes people more aware of the risks when it comes to traditional crowdfunding campaigns.
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Less, in the sense that the people in the media and the public seem to be a little more aware about what the story is.
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And now, you see people becoming much more aware of sleep as important for health, and so dreams and sleep are going to the lab.
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Now, I want to take steps to become more aware of who I am, what I like or dislike about my body – why is that?
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This has been the first year that I've felt a lot of pain and grief from being just a little bit more aware of it.
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Perhaps the biggest unanswered question currently: Why isn't Daenerys a little more aware of what it means that Jon is able to ride a dragon?
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However, they also reasoned that it could instead lead people to become more aware of others' needs and drive co-operative behaviour as a result.
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EverlyWell is raising funding now to make consumers more aware of its service, as well as to expand geographically and into new areas of health.
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At the very least, the move seems to signal that the social network is becoming more aware of the risks its creepy privacy practices pose.
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The black graphite is apt to make you more aware of the white walls, as well as the beige-gray color of the stone floor.
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"In total, the prosecutors seem to be saying the president was more aware than he has claimed to be," former federal prosecutor Michael Zeldin said.
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With bone conduction, though, you get a blend of outside and inside noise, and the result is you're just more aware of what's going on.
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When I'm on set as an actor, I think I'm so much more aware of making the director's life easier now—maybe to a fault.
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" So I would envision personal assistants becoming more aware of instructions like "Alexa, when I'm leaving, that means that you should stop playing the music.
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As I spill the coffee in layers I become more and more aware of the feel or flow I want to create with the coffee.
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As we learn more about our own planet and about exoplanets — planets around other stars — we become more aware of how precious our planet is.
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And so I think yeah, maybe we should have been a little bit more aware of what the impact of this new environment might be.
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But numerous producers said their writers and staffers are more tuned in, more aware of the news cycle, than they were a few years ago.
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The way we work, and worry about work, has changed since then; if anything, we're more disconnected now, more aware of the ephemerality of employment.
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As brands and consumers become more aware of the negative impact that sneaker production has on the planet, sustainably made sneakers are becoming increasingly popular.
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Because these startups do not have the luxury of a boardroom of lawyers and consultants, they need to be more aware about safeguarding corporate information.
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My husband and daughter have been on a school break all month, and I'm more aware now than ever of how my family sees me.
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No one is more aware of that than Chief Justice John Roberts, and there's no justice on the court that Kavanaugh resembles more than Roberts.
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I seem to have a much easier time navigating most roads here because non-CDL (Commercial Driver's License) drivers are more aware of our needs.
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Even lawmakers who have been critical of Facebook acknowledged that addressing the problem was complicated but said social media companies need to be more aware.
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These aren't people who have some sort of organization or agent or manager, everyone's in it together, to make people more aware of ambient music.
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We have to be a little more aware of ourselves and what we're doing in tech, and try to do good things and help people.
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Others are preventative, laying down clearly marked bike paths and putting up signage to make sure vehicle drivers are more aware before accidents can occur.
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Because so much of this is now more transparent to consumers and consumers are asking for things, brands are getting much more aware of this.
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"But there should at least be more transparency about them so that online shoppers can be more aware of how their behavior is being nudged."
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It changed because people started telling their stories, we started filing complaints, we had lawsuits that were filed, and the public became much more aware.
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Ms. Leung said regulators needed to be more aware of tail-end risks — the highly unlikely but catastrophic events that could occur if something malfunctioned.
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" World Peace is in a better place now, he said, with better coping mechanisms: "I'm more aware now, like when something is bothering me. Relax.
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Plant-based meat and lab grown meat companies have been gaining traction with many consumers becoming more aware of the environmental impact of industrial husbandry.
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Simultaneously, and paradoxically, nations such as Serbia have also become more aware of their dependence on the outside world, for economic and basic human needs.
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Staying on top of these fees also means you'll be more aware when there are things like mass refunds or class action lawsuits about them.
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In the late 60s, Americans were growing more aware of how unregulated pollution and chemical use were endangering the country and the people in it.
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I think I've become more aware of fashion, but that was certainly not something I set out to be when I was a young guy.
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But as we become more aware of these issues, companies large and small clamor for attention about how their privacy practices are good for users.
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So if the Starbucks employee in Philadelphia had been more aware of concepts like implicit bias, this idea suggests, she would not have called 911.
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Time abroad leaves one more aware of the complex prism of suspicion through which the United States is often viewed, Nicholas Kristof wrote in 2014.
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Our photog asks Ryan if being on a medical show makes him more aware and conscious of real-life health scares happening in the world.
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"People are becoming more and more aware of the age apartheid that we live with," said Judith Horowitz, who co-founded the nursery with Somers.
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"Now the atmosphere has changed and young people are more aware," 21-year-old LGBTQ activist and Future Forward party member Tattep Ruangprapaikitseree told CNN.
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Sub-goals: I will be more aware of when I am moving too fast and observing too little, increasing awareness and decreasing chance of injury.
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So, I think effective altruism is more aware of this criticism than they were maybe five years ago and are starting to respond to it.
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Had Trump been more aware of the tortuous history of US-North Korea negotiations, he might have concluded that Kim was behaving exactly to type.
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I had never been more aware of what I'd been missing out on when I had first heard those voices coming into my right ear.
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You feel smaller than usual, standing on the same plane as these depictions of celestial bodies — more aware of being one speck in this universe.
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But I think we could have a much more efficient criminal justice system if we were more aware of how crime does run in families.
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Consumers have become much more aware of the ingredients in their food over the last few years, sending food and restaurant companies scrambling to reformulate products.
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" She adds, "After this experience, we have a better understanding of how altitude can affect dogs health and want to make people more aware of this.
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Women outside the group have credited the collective with making men in the industry more aware of how they treat women, according to several WCC members.
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When Leonardo was installed at Imola, Italy, as politician Cesare Borgia's military engineer, he was charged with helping Borgia become more aware of the town's layout.
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"Buyers today are better traveled and are more aware of what they deserve in terms of amenities," said Pavitra Shankar, an executive director with Brigade Enterprises.
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By being more aware of the different situations in which a horse snorts, she said, we can we can put them in those situations more often.
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And other organizations that have said, 'What can we do in our community to promote mentoring, to stop bullying, to be more aware of the problems?
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Helping people to be more aware of their own thought processes when they learn makes it more likely they can acquire new skills later in life.
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Not only does that make you more aware of recurring charges, but it also nixes the risk of overdraft fees should one of those bills increase.
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People are much more aware today about climate change than they were in 2006, but the last 11 years have not been good for the planet.
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Brenda Cardenas, who makes augmented reality face filters for Instagram, says these metrics make her more aware of her content, much more than likes ever did.
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But even more than that, students are more aware than ever of sexual assault as an issue, and are well-versed in the language of consent.
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Insiders say the junta is more aware of these problems than the antics of Prayuth Chan-ocha, its cartoonish leader (pictured, at centre, in khaki), suggest.
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"I think a lot of younger folks right now are much more aware of the need to place themselves in [America's landscape]," Jeff Chang tells me.
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At times, in the culture today you gotta be more aware of your surroundings and people's feelings, and yeah, I went too far in certain situations.
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But when it reached around $27,000 per person, consumption began to fall again, probably as people became more aware of the dangers alcohol poses to health.
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"For us the challenge going forward is getting businesses to be more aware that they can actually do this, add texting into their solutions," he said.
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The #MeToo movement has created an environment where people are just more aware of the prevalence of acquaintance rape, sexual harassment, and manipulation by powerful men.
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To us, an advanced AI may give the impression of consciousness, but it will be no more aware of itself than a rock or a calculator.
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While my heart aches that Steve isn't here for Robert's 13th birthday, each day I'm more aware that Steve lives on thru his incredible son. pic.twitter.
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It's changed a lot in recent years as security agencies have become more aware of its presence, and it will continue to evolve in the future.
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Thanks to highly visible companies like SpaceX, Blue Origin and Virgin Galactic, the average person is much more aware of what's happening in the space industry.
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In the 1980s, when an emerging cosmopolitan class became more aware of the purported transformative properties of the brew, ayahuasca tourism took off in the west.
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As we become more aware of the risks to our planet, we must remember that human beings, by nature, are not only competitive — we're also cooperative.
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Alison tells PEOPLE the deaths of her mother and grandmother have made her even more aware of the complicated burden faced by women in abusive relationships.
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I "have to admit that when you're the father of two daughters, you become even more aware of how gender stereotypes pervade our society," he wrote.
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In this respect, I see philosophy of science as delivering on an important social function: making the general public more aware of the importance of science.
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"The consumer has become more aware of the ability to customize exactly what they want – as opposed to being dictated to by the brand," Waite said.
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People are more and more so much more aware of their own image and of creating their own image with social media and everything like that.
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It lets you hear someone who's speaking to you, and can make you more aware of your surroundings, all without disrupting the whatever you're listening to.
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" MATTHEW RICE - Scotland director, Open Rights Group "People are becoming more aware of the fundamental right to data protection and more active on asserting that right.
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With drugs, young people are more aware of their mental health, so instead of wanting to get obliterated, sometimes there's more awareness there and self-consciousness.
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But I also have to admit that when you're a father of two daughters, you become even more aware of how gender stereotypes pervade our society . . .
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And he should have been more aware because Berkshire subsidiary Geico was paying Google "a lot of money" at the time of its initial public offering.
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Inside Facebook, employees have become more aware of the company's role in media after several incidents involving content the social network displayed in users' news feeds.
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While my frequent visits and the relationships I built in China deepened my own understanding, I became more aware of and concerned about broad cultural gaps.
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I think this image also connects today in the context of Black Lives Matter and being more aware of the profiling that exists in this country.
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"People with anxiety, they become more aware of their inner process, and their inner process is filled with anxiety, so they become more anxious," he said.
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We want to use this protest to start conversations about abuse and sexual intimidation and as a way to make people more aware of these issues.
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And the change that it represents is something that we need to be a lot more aware of from an instructional and prescriptive point of view.
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Though the public consciousness is more aware of transgender lives and celebrities, 23 trans women were reportedly killed in 2015, simply because they were trans women.
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Dropping your pretensions to stuff your face with cheese and dough only makes you even more aware of how stupid those pretensions were to begin with.
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Another group of students said they talked about the case right after they heard the details, saying it has made them more aware of their surroundings.
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We're more aware than past generations — for example, you hardly ever meet someone who doesn't have an opinion about Trump these days, teens and kids included.
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But it has made me more aware of where my money is going, and where I can make the easiest and biggest "wins" in my budget.
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I'm not playing out a power fantasy or anything, but I've become more aware of how most games [that] use violence [do so] to solve problems.
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One theory is called 'disengagement', and posits that as we become more aware of the shortness of life, the relative value of our remaining days increases.
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I am simply evolving so that point of view will always be subjected to change as I become more aware and live through new life lessons.
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I got to have it all, for a fleeting moment, and it made me all the more aware of how impossible that was on most days.
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Duque called the fires in Brazil "worrisome" but added that people around the world need to become more aware of how they contribute to climate change.
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One is much more aware of the act of parting from a physical item of value, and therefore more mindful of how much has been spent.
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David said that the shootings have made him more aware of his surroundings and have changed where — and when — his family goes places, including the beach.
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I'm more aware of the struggle immigrants in the United States have — whether it's staying in touch with their family or dealing with being an expat.
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The person also said local governments had become more aware that they "cannot not own everything" and foreign investment could help them build what they wanted.
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"I felt my generation has helped fuck up the world, but I wanted to make the younger generation more aware of their environment," he told Mashable.
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Political analysts have become more and more aware of how voters' sense of themselves as liberals or conservatives, Democrats or Republicans, has taken on heightened importance.
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Rather than working as a glue for unity, the fixation on ethnic sharing of national opportunities and resources made Nigerians more aware of their ethnic differences.
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I believe the intensity of the term "disfigurement" allows individuals to become more aware of their own prejudice and more mindful of how they treat others.
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"They are more aware of what their peers are doing" he added, and "it creates a little bit of the 'keeping up with the Joneses' effect."
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Having the ability to talk about your investments not only will make you more aware but also show you have confidence in your plan of attack.
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Investors are becoming more aware that Alibaba and Tencent have become central to the day-to-day entertainment, shopping and spending habits of China's middle class.
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Apple took advantage of a huge opportunity to make its massive 900 million-plus user base more aware of the privacy practices of its Big Tech rivals.
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So it's easy to wonder: With so many people becoming more aware that "man" and "woman" aren't the only two genders, is the word "bisexual" becoming outdated?
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Mr Farage is much more aware of the global dimension of what he is doing than many of the supposed "citizens of nowhere" whom he is tormenting.
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So I became more aware of this label, what past releases they put out, and that became the dream to one day be on Run For Cover.
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I'm trying to be more aware of portion control, and I think the bowl I had for lunch is of normal size, but I'm still left hungry.
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Since Lac-Mégantic, one improvement is that local first responders are now more aware of what dangerous goods, including crude, are travelling through their communities, Naish added.
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Try limiting your time online, or at least being more aware of how long you spend using social media apps with some help from you phone settings.
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While some may say that Gen Z is more aware of the gadgets in their hands than the world around them, we think it's all about perspective.
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And I hope that the curtain is kind of pulled down, and people are more aware of how comparing yourself to other people is just not healthy.
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For Yasmine Hamou, a 23-year-old based in Austin, being "more aware to every little thing" doesn't lessen her libido — it just makes sex less enjoyable.
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We live in an age where people are becoming more aware of their own creativity and their own interest in visual expression and sharing of their experiences.
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Still, while some Jews and Muslims may be more aware of their visibility, their fears are not pushing them to abandon their religions—quite the opposite actually.
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"If more people wearing watches are more aware of their blood pressure in general, that would be great," says Ann Marie Navar, a cardiologist at Duke University.
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This is, perhaps, because consumers are more aware of what brands look like, and companies are increasingly sensitive to the way consumers now publicly broadcast their reactions.
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"I think once people are more aware of the seafood supply chain, they'll be looking for alternatives," Dominique Barnes, co-founder of New Wave Foods told Gizmodo.
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You won't be getting the same full audio you'd get on a pair of devoted headphones, but you're also likely to be more aware of your surroundings.
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"Â "By choosing beautiful things, like sunsets, you run the risk of coming across as naive," Lee added, "where ugliness is the genre of the more aware.
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No, just 'buyer be a little more aware' of what you might be committing your hard-earned dollars to when you pull the trigger on a buy.
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Now more is going into bottles because the technology has improved, we're collecting more plastic, and consumers are more aware and are asking for more recycled content.
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While we're arguably more aware of female pain than ever, there are still some unchartered health topics that have yet to be explored: like bowel movement pain.
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Though the floodgates won't necessarily open, there may be a transitional stage when you're more aware of your underarm sweating before your body reaches its natural equilibrium.
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Rauch explains that as we age, we become more aware that time is finite and so we start investing in things that matter like friendships and family.
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While Chipotle has made great strides to amp up its digital ordering and pay services, customers were more aware of Moe's mobile app, according to the report.
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As Congress and the White House move toward the daunting task of tax reform, few people are more aware of the challenges they face than Mark Mazur.
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As western palates become more aware of the potential of insects as a nutritious source of food, could traditional sources of protein be on their way out?
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The compound, lesser-known among the general public, is something consumers are becoming more aware of as they seek out a specific kind of high — or flavor.
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Though Mehta admits he didn't give much thought to leadership early on, he's more aware now of how his management and influence affects company morale and growth.
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I'm much more aware [now], and I think I was so heartbroken and blindsided by everything that I didn't have a more realistic head on my shoulders.
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It is understandable that, as governments become more aware of threats posed in the digital world, their first instinct would be to clamp down on those threats.
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What's going on with the Trump administration certainly made me more aware of how important it is for me to take this step and become a citizen.
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His father made the divorce a public affair, which wasn't easy on Trump Jr., who was more aware of what was going on than his younger siblings.
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"If you walk into a car lot, you know you're in a sales process, and your mind shifts to being more aware and more defensive," he said.
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It has thus gained credence among those on the left as the Democratic Party becomes more aware of and responsive to issues like the racial wealth gap.
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But of course it was not a normal general election, and the electorate as a whole turned out to be more aware of this than the commentators.
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Since the searing violence in Charlottesville, Virginia last summer, the public has grown more aware of the true nature of the resurgent white nationalist movement in America.
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And at Fox News, no one is more aware of this authenticity paradigm, or more canny about exploiting it, than Megyn Kelly and the team behind her.
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No, just 'buyer be a-little-more-aware of what you might be committing your hard earned dollars to when you pull the trigger on a buy.
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"Professional clubs or national teams may now be more aware of racism issues than in the past, but that is the stage, the visible part," he said.
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MS: Once I was underway, in terms of writing as well as doing my painting, I became more aware of all the artist writers of the past.
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It suggests that while the nation is more aware of black communities' struggles with police violence, that awareness hasn't yet translated to changing how policing is done.
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Saying the word out loud, the study found, made the subjects more aware of its physical traits, which then made the banana stand out among other objects.
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Investors are much more aware of what can go wrong at startups and more likely to focus on profitability rather than growth at all costs, they said.
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New Zealanders became more aware of climate change as bushfires in neighboring Australia turned its skies red and glaciers brown, making each party's position a key issue.
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It seems that the most important social movements are often the creation of young people, who are more aware of, and sensitive to, injustice of all types.
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"People looking at things this morning are much more aware that there is central (major) contagion risk," said David Owen, chief European economist at Jeffries in London.
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Now, the rise of Instagram has correlated with a more curated approach to online photo-sharing, and people are generally more aware of privacy and security concerns.
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But Mr. Hartmann, who helps run the government funding program, said the current generation is more aware of the restitution issue and willing to talk about it.
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Although my school is remarkably progressive and the girls in my grade dominate leadership positions, girls are also far more aware of how others perceive their reputations.
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Consumers are becoming more aware of the environmental cost of producing huge amounts of cheap clothes, and some are forming more sustainable habits including buying used clothing.
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Now that we're more aware of how bad we are at this, the researchers hope they can develop some kind of "mental palate cleanser," reports Science Magazine.
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If the calorie counts encourage us to be more aware of our choices, that's a good thing, says Ms. Shepard, as long as we look beyond the number.
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Developing some sort of routine or structure around meals, and being more aware of your hunger levels are two additional strategies that you may find useful, Malkani says.
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To change the mentality of Belarusian people by teaching them their own hidden history and making them more aware of what is going on in their own country.
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I'm more aware of how my culture—or the culture I'm immediately surrounded by—how that's perceived in places, versus how other cultures are perceived in other places.
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When probing deeper into the specifics during the study, people who were more aware of how they come across to others were less likely to use sad emojis.
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Contrary to what I expected, I feel full of energy for the rest of the day, and find myself more aware of my body and keeping it active.
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The Food and Drug Administration is recommending manufacturers put a warning label on their breast implant devices so women are more aware of the risks of serious complications.
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"My take on 'Santa Fe Strong' is: I feel like if you had been stronger and more aware of your jobs, then this wouldn't have happened," Hart said.
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" Coe told Reuters he agreed that the IAAF Council should have been more aware of what was happening, but added: "Were they in a position to know more?
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I think it's made many scientists more aware of what they weren't seeing before, and that's allowed a much more open conversation about the limits of apolitical science.
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Miami Marlins right-hander Jose Fernandez has been nearly unbeatable in his career at home and no team is more aware of that fact than the Washington Nationals.
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The new generation of founders in Mexico are becoming more aware of this trade-off than ever, and pursue these roads with a passion to solve a problem.
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I still find myself struggling with imposter syndrome, but I'm much more aware of it now and able to talk myself out of it most of the time.
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"Obviously we're living in an age where we're all becoming more and more aware of link between what we're ingesting and adverse effects on our health," Paltrow told
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The soon-to-be college alum couldn't be more aware of how ridiculous this entire musical outburst is and she wants us to know she very much knows.
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Sources said that guards typically avoid checking on inmates at the same 30 minute interval each hour, so inmates are more aware of when guards will be around.
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Here's the nightmare scenario: Research suggests that making white Americans, even liberal whites, more aware of racial difference tends to make them more conservative on issues of race.
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Not just because people are slapping a filter on their shots, but because they're more aware of basic photography principles nowadays (rule of thirds, asymmetrical balance, et cetera).
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It's been amazing to me to watch this shift over this length of time where people are now becoming more and more aware and recognizing the healing results.
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That means we need to be a lot more aware of how people are using the system and how people are intending to game it, and act faster.
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"But we should also be more aware, not least in light of climate change, that we need to develop other legs to stand on as well," he added.
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Calderoni told CTV News Vancouver that she often hikes in that area with children, as well as dogs, and wants hunters to be more aware of their surroundings.
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We spend our days staring at the supercomputers in our pockets, but we might actually be learning how to be more aware of other people because of it.
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In contrast, Sansa has come out the other side of trauma as a real player in the game of thrones: cold, calculating and more aware of her foes.
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"Working with Bush Blitz allows us to become more aware of the issue that need our attention," Western Yalanji Aboriginal Corporation manager Brad Grogan said in a statement.
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Stephen Dobranski, a professor in Georgia State University's English department, says social media has made millennials more aware of the different way language can be used across platforms.
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"The world is becoming more and more aware of how unstoppable the business plan is," said Tim Ghriskey, chief investment officer of Solaris Asset Management in New York.
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They now succeed in late-game situations because they're more aware of what they need to do to win, and less likely to be overwhelmed by the moment.
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Many of us have made the mistake of hopping into the wrong Uber or Lyft car, and San Francisco officials want you to be more aware of it.
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Such research is still growing and will increase as subway operating companies are now more aware about how cleaner air leads directly to better health for city commuters.
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Bond investors have no better crystal ball than anyone else, but by their nature, and the dynamics of fixed income investing, they're more aware of signs of risk.
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The bottom line: The next few years will show us whether that means there's a window for action, or whether we'll just be more aware of our fate.
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Its core technology, called Lattice, uses sensors and data analytics to, Anduril says, help make military service members, first responders and law enforcement more aware of their surroundings.
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No one is more aware of the pitfalls of those failed programs than I am, and the current efforts have been designed with those pitfalls specifically in mind.
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Nico Hernandez, an American light flyweight, said he was more aware of boxers who intentionally head-butted opponents even though it could draw a caution from the referee.
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Rather, he said, being more aware of your eating habits might help you restructure your brain's response not only to food but to other triggers such as stress.
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Because people know that I think that the world has become much more aware of what real beauty is — this movement toward celebrating that in advertising and everything.
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"Many consumers are becoming more aware of sustainability issues, but they are confused about where to shop, as they just aren't getting answers from the brands," she says.
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As much as I've continued to love Breath of the Wild, in those first few days I was more aware of my surroundings than I have been since.
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At the same time, consumers are becoming more aware of the power of their data — including photos and videos — being collected by tech giants to build AI systems.
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During Cancer season, the Sun illuminates the sector of your chart that informs personal finance and possessions—it's a time when you're more aware of what you have.
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As she got older and had to deal with acne, she became more aware of how people spoke to her, all because of the bumps on her skin.
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Yesterday, NSW Justice posted this on Twitter as a warning of Pokeplayers to be more aware of the context of the location the may be mining Pokémon for.
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There are a limited number of hours in the day, and focusing on time management just makes us more aware of how many of those hours we waste.
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The cumbersome task of recording every single expenditure compels people to be more aware of the amounts they are spending, which leads to smarter and less impulsive purchases.
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I (Mary again) actually like taking some time to go through and correct transcripts, because it's a good way to become (even more) aware of your verbal tics.
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Bringing my kids to the office has also helped them understand what I do and made them feel more aware and part of my work life as well.
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My hope is that the lower numbers are a consequence of people becoming more aware and accepting of the fact that they're sharing the ocean with these animals.
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Although this study reports a drop in sleep in recent years, sleep researchers believe Americans are more aware of the importance of sleep, which is a positive step.
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But also us as citizens to be much more aware of what kind of life we want to live and what kind of democracy we want to have.
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The international community is growing more aware of the risks of space debris and we are committed more than ever to turning this potential market into a reality.
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"They have made the public more aware of Medicaid than ever before, specifically, and healthcare generally," Blumenauer said Wednesday at The Hill's Health Rx: Building Affordability & Access event.
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People are more aware that sleep has a massive impact on our overall health and are looking for ways to improve their sleep that goes beyond a pill.
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During her most recent trip, last season, she was more aware of the art and science of time travel, having read the journal of Geillis Duncan (Lotte Verbeek).
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Perhaps the fair is getting a bit more aware of its significance within the arts ecosystem, and desiring to leverage its status to get money in the register.
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Aside from providing comfort, Stearns hopes that his series will allow people to be more aware of how our digital world is a landscape full of hidden structures.
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"Jordan's customs and traditions differ, but the population has become noticeably more aware, open and understanding about issues related to women," said Basel Tarawneh, government coordinator for human rights.
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The memory of it — the weird thing I learned is that your body is more aware of what happened to you even if you are not, in a way.
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The point is simply to become more aware of how many times your mind strays from the given work task at hand, at any given moment during the day.
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He realized that even if trade agreements generate dispersed benefits, workers hurt by the localized dislocations are much more aware of the pain than consumers are of the benefits.
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" 16, trans male, nonbinary"As a masculine-presenting person, I am more aware that people may be intimidated by me so I am more careful about interacting with people.
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However, Apple described several enhancements to Siri that are intended to make it more aware of where you are, what you're doing, and knowing what things you care about.
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And people are just more aware of a lot of these issues, and the pendulum in terms of perception is swinging, or has swung, towards focusing more on issues.
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Bird has led work showing that people who are more aware of their own heartbeat are better able to recognize others' emotions, a crucial first step in being empathetic.
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But the OG fans are a decade older, they're more aware, and (hopefully) no longer entertained by the same old narratives that used to fly in the earlier seasons.
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You're never more immersed in Glastonbury's manic atmosphere — or more aware of the sheer volume of people — than when you're in the middle of the crowd for a headliner.
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Moufar said more frequent floods have made Colombo's people and its officials more aware of the growing risks – something that has helped build support for making the needed changes.
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Other people have speculated it was for expanded consciousness, perhaps rooted in an ancient theory that increased blood flow to the brain made a person more aware and intelligent.
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For me, it's about making a good film and great characters — but first and foremost, it's about making the actor more aware, so they can become a better actor.
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Reaching Her Roots While in college, I started becoming more aware of what it meant to be a woman of color and, more so, a Black woman in America.
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But of course, Ratcliffe ultimately hopes the well-known pop culture-themed names will help people become more aware of and reflect on the world's unknown species and biodiversity.
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Now that I'm more aware of the effects of water on my skin, as well as a native of drought-stricken California, I keep my showers to five minutes.
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Uber responded by upping its Check Your Ride awareness campaign on social media, aimed at making the public more aware of how to avoid getting into the wrong car.
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"Sustainability is increasingly more relevant as consumers, especially Millennials and Gen Z, have become more aware of the damage that food production has caused to the planet," Barclays wrote.
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"What's happening as a result of the drought is that communities are becoming more aware about the value of water, which will intensify conflicts in the future," Bazoberry said.
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Etay Maor, an executive security advisor at IBM Security, pointed out companies also have to train people to become more aware of digital threats and competent in tackling them.
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The daily SMS became a forcing function that deepened my experience of the walk, made me more aware of how painful or joyful or crushingly boring the days were.
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What are some works of art that you find to be special treats for the senses, that make you a little more aware of your own environment and experiences?
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) is considering action intended to make debit card users more aware of the fees banks charge for making a purchase without sufficient funds.
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The [exchanges] have been in operation since 85033 for the 2014 open enrollment period, and the public is more aware of the options for private coverage available through them.
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In the wake of the downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight 85033 over eastern Ukraine, air carriers are more aware than ever of the hazard of operating near military operations.
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A Democratic pollster predicted in an interview that aired Tuesday that voters will be more aware of potential hacking attempts in the 28500 presidential election than in previous cycles.
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He said officials were trying to make employees more aware of ways to report grievances and intended to establish an Office of Judicial Integrity to oversee such concerns. Sen.
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People also became more aware of the health issue during the debate around the tax's passage and the city's efforts to discourage sugary drink consumption around the same time.
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We are safer in many ways, with the help of technology and a more aware public, even as some continue to deny publicly that the issue of terrorism exists.
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That way, she said, people might be more aware of the privacy and data risks involved—not to mention the fact that facial recognition can be kind of racist.
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Museums are no longer naïve to the threats posed to their collections, more aware of the risks created by unscrupulous buyers and the gangs who seek to supply them.
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But in a quest to practice anything that brings me closer to myself, or more aware of my mind, I think these technologies can just get in the way.
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From Angelina Jolie speaking openly about her own mastectomy to breast cancer survivors highlighting their scars with vibrant tattoos, some might even argue that we couldn't be more aware.
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" More from Tonic: However, the researchers also found that participants who were more aware of their emotions, and hunger manifesting as an emotion, were less likely to become "hangry.
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"No longer numbing myself with smoking, drinking and too much work, I was becoming more and more aware of things that I'd chosen not to look at," she said.
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And we need "slow" games like BattleTech, exactly to push video game language forward by making players more aware of time and more comfortable with those uses of it.
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You can also put the AirPods in transparency mode for times when you want to be more aware of your surroundings, which lets sound from your environment pass through.
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Failing that, and because mindfulness helps us to be more aware of how we're feeling, it's worth checking in with the body to see if we're genuinely feeling sleepy.
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But Republican Senate leaders, perhaps more aware of Trump's extremism on the issue, were reluctant to move on immigration altogether, leaving close to 700,000 undocumented immigrants in legal limbo.
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Hill speculated that the change in perspective in the months since the hearing had to do with the fact that people were more aware of sexual harassment than before.
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In turn, investors in the big Wall Street firms, and anyone doing business with them, would become more aware of the losses they could suffer if those firms crashed.
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The doctors taking care of babies need to be more aware of the guidelines, he said, and parents should expect their sons to be fully examined at every checkup.
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Rather than telling yourself, "I will not touch my face at all in public today," tell yourself, "I need to be more aware of touching my own face today."
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I wondered if I could recreate this experience — getting curious, becoming more aware, and using that awareness to compete better — in the classroom for students learning about the world.
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CLIMATE CHANGE New Zealanders became more aware of climate change as bushfires in neighbouring Australia turned its skies red and glaciers brown, making each party's position a key issue.
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"We're becoming more and more aware you just simply can't trust the headline that you read or the fact that your elections are going to be safe," he said.
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I firmly believe that law-firm culture, particularly at big firms, has to become more compassionate and more aware of the signs that one of their own is struggling.
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Bay Area tech workers are becoming more aware of the importance of personal style, according to Kimberly Gant, who's been a stylist in the Bay Area for seven years.
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By Bolton's account, Barr should have been more aware of the issues surrounding Giuliani even before the whisteblower complaint prompted a criminal referral to Justice prosecutors in late August.
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The shoes hit the market in 2016, just as consumers were becoming more aware of the environmental impact of so-called fast fashion and beginning to demand better options.
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He says that "in hindsight" he should have been more aware of the power dynamic between the two -- he as a member of Congress and she as a staffer.
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"This has helped me to be more aware of how I respond to these situations and attempt to respond in a way that is more productive for our relationship."
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"This increase appears to be a positive indicator that military members are more aware of the problem and more confident in stepping forward and reporting incidents," the report said.
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Co-prescribing naloxone has been found to reduce emergency department visits, and may help patients become more aware of the potential hazards of opioid misuse; and most important. 2.
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The readings I get make me more aware of the relative loudness of sounds around me and help me find quieter spots to eat dinner or have a drink.
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For Asian-American boys, these influences change in adolescence, Ms. Hsin found, a time when children become more aware of their gender identity and are more influenced by peers.
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"I'm not going to stop what I'm doing because of the bombings, but I am trying to be more aware of my surroundings," said school worker Monica Marcelo, 32.
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And I think actually in truth, we're probably more aware of it and trying to do more for them now than we ever have before, but it's a huge issue.
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The idea behind the rollout is that it'll help users be more aware that the sites they frequent may not be the most secure when it comes to their data.
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For Achuthan to become bullish again, he said two things need to happen: The Fed must become more aware of the inflation downturn and leading growth indicators must turn up.
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I don't think it's meant to cause any panic [laughs], but it is there to make us more aware that these things can happen, and are a very serious threat.
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" The designer adds, "She's sending a really powerful message to customers and to businesses about giving back, being sustainable – all those things that everyone has to be more aware of.
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Air Force cadets, they said, also seem to be much more aware of the sexual assault prevention and response coordinators on campus and may be more willing to file reports.
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Consumption: In the same way cell phone customers monitor data usage to stay within plan limits, energy consumers are being made more aware via digital engagement tools throughout the grid.
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"I think the messaging that we're more aware of now was always there, but now it's much more urgent to articulate and name," Glazer told the Daily Beast in 2017.
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Cage says he has long strived to avoid gratuitous violence, but that the tragedy made him more aware — and in some ways, fearful — of what his own work might say.
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Technologists in Silicon Valley are becoming more aware of the dangerous effects significant screen time can have and aren't letting their own children use them, The New York Times reports.
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I think all of us, men and women, friends and family, can gain something from reflecting on and being more aware of our relationships, especially those we are closest to.
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"People still commonly misgender me (as in, for a male model), but now that I've become more feminine looking because of the hormones, it's made people more aware," she says.
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In general, Munch seems more aware of the power of the camera to create a "self" than one might imagine an individual born in the mid-19th century to be.
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Model Lauren Wasser will likely lose both of her legs to toxic shock syndrome — and she wants other women to be more aware of what they're putting in their bodies.
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Some think it's part of Satan's master plan, but more sensible people would say it's just a matter of players being more aware of their surroundings while playing the game.
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So because people are more aware of the artifice that goes into these things, they're more likely to roll their eyes when they hear a clearly scripted a one-liner.
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The theory is that keeping a close eye on your number makes you more aware of how certain behaviors (what you eat, how much you exercise, etc.) affect your weight.
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However, it's not just because we're conscious of what we're putting on our skin; we're also more aware of exactly who is farming the wonder ingredients that we indulge in.
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After a particularly nasty outbreak of food poisoning from salmonella in chicken in 2013, regulators and consumers have become more aware of the dangers of bingeing on antibiotics-infused drumsticks.
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Since O'Neill's time, we've become more aware of the mind-boggling complexity of life on Earth and our ignorance of how to re-create it in a giant floating can.
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Ehrig said this is something that the retailers he works with are becoming more aware of, adding they're trying to improve the quality of their merchandise while still delivering savings.
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Growing more and more aware of gender-based discrimination, she discovered Riot Grrrls, guerrilla feminism, and the SCUM Manifesto penned by feminist and would-be Andy Warhol-murderess Valerie Solanas.
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Viewers couldn't help but drag the Kardashian mogul on Twitter over the bizarre moment: Let's hope Jenner becomes a touch more aware the next time an award show rolls around.
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