The change seems more beneficial to Nintendo than to Apple.
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Higher amounts are even more beneficial, according to the analysis.
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It suggests that naked self-interest is more beneficial than collaboration.
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Hardly any issue is more beneficial to their hold on power.
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They assured voters that Britain would strike a more beneficial trade deal.
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I think it is actually more beneficial to discipline in this way.
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Are certain parasites more beneficial to the brain while others are harmful?
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Right, if your high-productivity places are expanding, then it's more beneficial.
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I wanted to do something that was more beneficial for the sport.
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You'll also hammer out a work schedule that is more beneficial and productive.
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The world can also use its influence to make the BRI more beneficial.
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It is far more beneficial for the team — regardless of their skill set.
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From my standpoint, I think there's other approaches that would be more beneficial.
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So that ultimately better decisions get taken and technology has more beneficial effects.
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"I would consider distraction from these insights more beneficial than not," he advises.
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In the case of Ms. Posin's "Century Rolls," the guest star was more beneficial.
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Today radiotherapy is considerably safer for its practitioners and more beneficial to its recipients.
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I think it was probably more beneficial for them than it was for me.
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That would be even more beneficial for regional banks than large ones, Elfenbein said.
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CONCLUDING THOUGHTS I believe that my model is simpler, more logical, and more beneficial.
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"In retrospect," he said, "it is the one that's more beneficial and more practical."
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What could be more fun for political journalists — or more beneficial to their employers' ratings?
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And there's no hard and fast rule about what kind of music is more beneficial.
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Ms. Warren and her campaign see their rage as more beneficial than any monetary contribution.
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This approach may actually prove more beneficial for the company's customers in the long term.
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Indeed, complaining less might be more beneficial to your health then a new gym membership.
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The effects of exercise may be even more beneficial than the study suggests, Savitsky said.
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Both have championed deregulation on the grounds that freer markets are more beneficial to consumers.
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Russia did so because they believed a Trump presidency was more beneficial to their interests.
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Russia did that because they believed a Trump presidency was more beneficial to their interests.
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Schaffelhuber was hopeful therefore that a traditional winter sport setting would be more beneficial to athletes.
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It's more beneficial to your career to address when pessimism, or speaking negatively, is actually needed.
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"Bad" habits like showing up late and gossiping may actually be more beneficial than people assume.
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However, having a stable and predictable schedule is more beneficial than having a modestly higher wage.
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Sometimes she was aggressive, sometimes she realized it was more beneficial to go back to defense.
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Democrats, meanwhile, argued that the law has been more beneficial for corporations than for American workers.
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The longer the term of the trust, the more beneficial the gift is to the beneficiaries.
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Listening to critiques is far more beneficial now than it will be on your last day.
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Has the relationship been more beneficial throughout the years to Saudi Arabia or the United States?
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We need to fix the filibuster to allow more beneficial legislation to be enacted by President Trump.
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In short, CBD is more beneficial to human health when some THC is present, and vice versa.
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Investment in more conventional defense based at Faslane would be far more beneficial to the local economy.
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It may not be VIP access to your local club, but it's probably more beneficial to your future.
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It appeared to be more beneficial when patients started fitness routines during treatment rather than waiting until afterward.
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The automaker's earnings per share and revenues surpassed analyst expectations, partially due to a more beneficial tax rate.
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Nevertheless, based on this data, it is clear that paid internships are more beneficial in the long term.
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But there's plenty of evidence that, on average, it's both safe and more beneficial to have a 'guide.
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"In general, the higher the bracket, the more beneficial it is," said Eric Bronnenkant, head of tax at Betterment.
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"With the guys we have in this room, it's more beneficial for us to have the puck," Yandle said.
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Advocates of hyperloop technology say it could be more beneficial to the environment and cheaper than trains and flights.
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"Even a local secondary school would be more beneficial to descendants in this area than legacy status," Thomas wrote.
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"From a strategic standpoint, we think it would be more beneficial for Alphabet as opposed to Salesforce," Mogharabi said.
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But Klein says that being honest and helping them through their disappointment is more beneficial in the long run.
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The end goal of the work is arguably more beneficial to humanity than creating a future robot bloodsport, however.
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"From a strategic standpoint, we think from it would be more beneficial for Alphabet as opposed to Salesforce," Mogharabi said.
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Assistant Superintendent Kris Felicello said Wednesday that officials are trying to rethink homework to make it more beneficial for students.
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It seems that he sees all these episodes of cultural contact as more beneficial to global understanding than anything else.
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According to Rimm, a few studies suggest that consuming red wine may be more beneficial than drinking other alcoholic beverages.
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But when he discovered they couldn't legally protect him, he decided that establishing a new faith would be more beneficial.
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Still, there's no evidence that taking it to the extreme is any more beneficial than a minutes-long daily meditation.
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In addition to tax cuts, President Trump has worked to reorient our trade policies to be more beneficial to Americans.
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While Republicans claim that they are tougher toward Russia, Putin calculated that a Trump presidency would be even more beneficial.
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Ford Motor could pitch that working on self-driving cars is more beneficial to society than building new phone software.
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Ultimately, the decision to seek treatment is likely more beneficial than the decision to continue abusing your drug of choice.
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Turn this miracle bottle from hair to clothing and the results are even more beneficial for our bods and the environment.
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But at this point, it seems that Nuance has found it more beneficial to dedicate engineers full time to dictation AI.
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This has led to suggestions that a change in approach to prevention rather than treatment after diagnosis may be more beneficial.
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In this instance, it would be more beneficial to her campaign to open up and take the public into her confidence.
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This is, seemingly, something that might be more beneficial to companies like Spotify, Netflix, and other services with large subscriber bases.
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So ultimately, drinking water with lemon isn't significantly more beneficial for your health than drinking a regular old glass of water.
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Why would Republicans reward them when providing more relief to working families would be much more beneficial and politically expedient, too?
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This is because our current system makes it less expensive, and therefore more beneficial, to reinvest anywhere but the United States.
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He will need to build support for his agenda; nothing could be more beneficial than locking down the NAFTA re-write.
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The big picture: While MTV has billed the campaign as a nonpartisan effort, it's expected to be more beneficial to Democrats.
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Less powerful but allegedly more beneficial, nonprescription nootropics purport to do something different from amphetamines—to supplement rather than to drug.
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The all-consuming "Amazon effect " online is more beneficial than many Citigroup investors may think, Citi CEO Michael Corbat told CNBC.
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A weighty body of evidence may conclude that market incentives produce far more beneficial outcomes than critics contend, but never mind.
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I decided that rather than give them one 30-minute block, it would probably be more beneficial to do smaller chunks.
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The future that Bezos imagines by moving into space is much grander, more beneficial for most humans, than the present is.
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Metzl believes his workout strategy may be more beneficial than traditional medicine and encourages other doctors to adapt these practices as well.
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A new study suggests that exercise can slash your risk of death by 2909%, and certain activities may be even more beneficial.
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Rather than exercising and toning up, 59% of participants felt it was more beneficial to eat healthily and maintain a steady diet.
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Of course, Google does intervene in Search results to make them more accurate, more useful or sometimes more beneficial to Google's business.
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One paper suggests this last policy could be six times more beneficial than simply providing poor mothers and children with extra food.
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"There's a longer term issue here, which I think is currently more beneficial [to Apple]," Garcha told CNBC's "Squawk Alley " on Wednesday.
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It's always more beneficial to accept your partner, for flaws and all, and to not feel so dissatisfied in who they are.
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Compared to doing nothing, or only meditating a few times a week, it is much more beneficial to follow an incremental approach.
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The proposals aim at making it less beneficial to finance a business with loans, and more beneficial to finance it with equity.
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It refreshes your routine, and on days you just don't want to go to the gym, going outside is probably more beneficial.
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This feel-good factor was enough to make him flex his time-management skills too, making his side gig even more beneficial.
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"But today, I think people are willing to spend more money on a glass if they think it's more beneficial or unique."
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Whether you've just started working mics, illustrating, or writing, it's more beneficial to connect with people on the same level as you.
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Other repayment plans, such as income-driven repayment plans that allow loan forgiveness after 25 years, could be more beneficial, auditors said.
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As a newer addition to the Echo lineup, the Echo Flex is more beneficial to those with less space to work with.
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Learning to do things we didn't want to do would be more beneficial to us than we could currently imagine, he said.
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It very well might have been more beneficial for her to divorce Weinstein, purely as a means of protecting her own business interests.
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Goodrich believes Jadon is ready for rehab now, but it's more beneficial for him to stay in the same room with his brother.
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They pull you away from other things that are maybe more… "nutritious" is not a very good word for it, but more beneficial.
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It makes sense, Garrison points out, that masturbation is slightly more beneficial for the skin than sex with a partner — especially for women.
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In terms of helping with hangovers, Drayer said, there is no valuable research that suggests it is any more beneficial than drinking water.
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"Organic products are healthier, gentler, and in the long-term we're going to see that they're also way more beneficial," adds Dr. Klemperer.
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True connection, on the other hand, is generous and service-oriented, and will be far more beneficial to you both personally and professionally.
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"It really is a modeling exercise to determine whether it's more beneficial being a U.S.-based company versus a foreign-based company," he said.
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Those organizations can create custom donation pages, and when they send the tool to their supporters, those individual contributions can be even more beneficial.
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The study also showed that larger breeds of dog are more beneficial than smaller breeds—something I have been arguing for a long time.
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Studies are planned to see if the two drugs together — or with other drugs now in development — might be more beneficial than either alone.
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In fact, pursuing ex-sex actually appeared more beneficial than harmful—people reported more positive than negative emotions on days they pursued ex-sex.
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After basic needs are met, few things are more beneficial than an education to help a child recover from the psychological trauma of violence.
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Now I've figured out a more beneficial way to talk about my mental health issues online—I try to be analytical about my emotions.
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His explicit goal was to redirect the national conversation in a way that will be more beneficial when historians assess his time in office.
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But as Netflix soared in popularity, distributors began concluding it was more beneficial to welcome Netflix because their customers were using the service anyway.
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Beyond the convenience factor, he adds, they're likely not doing anything more beneficial than the average $20 model from Wal-Mart—or your mouth.
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A more beneficial change for legislators to consider would be opening up the Thrift Savings Plan, available to federal workers, for everyone, he said.
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Maybe this Mercury retrograde will teach you something far more beneficial than whatever you would have learned if things had been business as usual?
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To the extent that additional standards are necessary, the guidance of professional associations such as the Personal Care Products Council would be more beneficial.
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And if you have no control group at all, you can't say the animals were more beneficial than just people coping on their own.
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Moreover, a dollar spent in the private sector generally has a more beneficial effect on the economy than a dollar spent by the government.
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"If something was to be done, I think it would be a lot more beneficial to do it before the tournament starts," Murray said.
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He says this stance gives him increased bargaining power in negotiations with Europe to secure a new agreement that is more beneficial to Britain.
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As a result, investing your money in building a business, networking, or taking a certification course may be more beneficial in the long run.
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It would be much more beneficial to bring lower-profile speakers — having a conversation between two people of opposing views would be much better.
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Critics of both measures say they do little to prevent investments from being sold that are more beneficial to advisors than to their clients.
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"Mariel used his chairmanship in a way that would be more beneficial to him personally than the community taken as a whole," he said.
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The taxes would help pay for new government programs to keep workers healthy and productive — and this would build a more beneficial labor market.
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"Our findings suggest that using dim, cooler, lights in the evening and bright warmer lights in the day may be more beneficial," Brown said.
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Some of those involved in the standoff pleaded guilty to lesser charges in deals that some viewed as more beneficial to the defendants than prosecutors.
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This is changing now; agencies are now realizing that OSINT is easy to acquire and more beneficial, compared to other – more challenging – types of information.
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It may be more beneficial to use your imagination to create your own lines instead of drawing within lines that are already there, she noted.
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While this structure is undeniably more beneficial for women than the patriarchal family structure, it's also not the matriarchal utopia envisioned by the outside world.
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Long-term capital flows are generally more beneficial, but they will lose public support if they are seen primarily as a way of avoiding tax.
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On the other hand, depression and anxiety are two conditions that often don't require drugs, and for which psychotherapy may be more beneficial, she says.
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If a particular allele is more beneficial than other variants of a gene, it will tend, as lactose tolerance did, to spread through the population.
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That legislation, however, is on track to be much more beneficial to shareholders than it is workers across all sectors — and perhaps especially in manufacturing.
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How can we be more beneficial to the owners of restaurants and chefs and people that go and have events there and things like that?
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It's possible that physical activities may be more beneficial to learning that involves repetition, memorization and practice of lessons from previous classes, the researchers conclude.
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And since all these people live inside an epic story, well, having the narrative advantage is almost more beneficial than anything else at this point.
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Thoreau's philosophy on education was a central theme to his books, and details that learning through experience is far more beneficial than in a classroom.
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Jachimowicz says purpose is more important than passion and seeking activities that you care about outside of work may be more beneficial to your happiness.
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Still, some fear that developers are most inclined to build unaffordable apartments, when alternatives, like public gardens, could be more beneficial to the surrounding area.
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Maybe even before you leave the airport someone, possibly a taxi driver, will approach you and offer a completely different and far more beneficial exchange rate.
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Some statistical lab analyses suggest that reallocating an hour of sleep to exercise is more beneficial than sleeping in, but it's completely different in real life.
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Though that scenario presumes a lot about proximity, responsiveness, app adoption, and training that suggest it might be safer and more beneficial to simply call 911.
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Sharapova said she avoided weights in her training, instead focusing on stretching and preventive exercises, which she believes are more beneficial for tennis than adding muscle.
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The result is a real-time, lived experience of yourself relating to another person who can help you replace self-destructive patterns with more beneficial ones.
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If you're interested in giving up Netflix binge watching in order to pick up a new, perhaps more beneficial hobby then let us make a suggestion.
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People with APOE-4 are thought to lose even more DHA in the brain, so seafood consumption could be even more beneficial to them, Morris added.
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Rather than uniting ASEAN with a single currency, a level playing field boasting free flow of human and financial capital would be more beneficial, Rice continued.
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The president has said the deal is far more beneficial for Iran than it is for the U.S. Withdrawing from the deal would restore the sanctions.
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"I find that really focusing in on work and things that keep my mind super busy, engaged, challenged is far more beneficial for me," she said.
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Mongolia has been exerting pressure on Rio Tinto to revise the Oyu Tolgoi agreement terms to make it more beneficial to the country and its citizens.
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" Kardashian West went on to explain that although she was definitely tailoring the shower to fit her needs, the celebration would be "more beneficial for my kids.
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Five minute spurts of movement can lift your mood, restore dwindling energy levels without losing focus, and are apparently more beneficial than taking a single long walk.
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In an op-ed for National Review published Wednesday, Rubio said the GOP tax law helps Americans but could have been even more beneficial for working families.
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Keeping a head down and avoiding the President's attention -- even when it's positive -- is often more beneficial to self-preservation than landing on his radar at all.
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Further, with economic growth accelerating, a tax cut could be saved for a rainy day, when counter-cyclical policies would be more beneficial to a struggling economy.
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Hurd said a physical barrier is a "helpful tool" along certain stretches of the border but said other technology — such as infrared cameras — would be more beneficial.
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She said the funds Mr. Murphy had spent to bring the president's son to town could have been better spent on something more beneficial and less divisive.
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Jadon's progress means he's ready for rehab sooner than his brother, but Goodrich said it's more beneficial for the two boys to go through the process together.
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Frequent workout schedules and high pain levels might make a £500 massage gun worth it — but in other cases, a less-intense device may be more beneficial.
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"From my perspective, being a health care professional, being able to add this [degree] to what I'm doing is just going to be more beneficial," she said.
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"Limit Ad Tracking is actually an even more beneficial approach than cycling ad IDs," says Will Strafach, an iOS security researcher and founder of Sudo Security Group.
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Frequent workout schedules and high pain levels might make a $600 massage gun worth it — but in other cases, a less-intense device may be more beneficial.
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After the 2017 tax cut was cast as a boon for the wealthy, Trump has insisted any new steps be seen as more beneficial for working people.
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Just having a time period to relax and regroup would be more beneficial than continuing to stress throughout your senior year worrying about impressing your future college.
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"You might have to run some scenarios to see whether the FSA or the tax credit is more beneficial," said Harjit Virk, a CPA with Getzel Schiff & Pesce.
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"It's more beneficial for higher-compensated employees who may not be able to make Roth deferrals outside of the plan and are capped by income limits," she said.
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According to a 2018 study by Value Insured, a mere 61% of millennials believe buying a house is more beneficial than renting — that's a 22% decrease since 2016.
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While standing next to Peña Nieto, Trump repeated his position that the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) has been more beneficial for Mexico than the United States.
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Our tax code is now more beneficial to the rich and more punishing of the poor and the middle class than at any other time in modern history.
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If the person had already suffered a heart attack or stroke, having a dog was even more beneficial; they were 31% less likely to die from cardiovascular disease.
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In an op-ed for the National Review published Wednesday, Rubio said the GOP tax law helps Americans but could have been even more beneficial for working families.
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Sometimes it's simply more beneficial to invest in retaining your current experts than paying more for someone not yet familiar with your systems and operations to come on board.
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Authorities and businesses in Mexico have been bracing for the looming renegotiation, as Trump has insisted that a new pact must be more beneficial to American workers and companies.
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Williams responded by arguing that it had offered to work with Energy Transfer to develop a way to finance the deal that is more beneficial for both companies investors.
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The new law may be even more beneficial to Silvio Berlusconi's center-right Forza Italia (Go Italy!) party and the far-right Northern League, which also back the bill.
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Expect private equity to spend the next four years trying to make sure the EBITDA link remains in place, as it is would be more beneficial to the industry.
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There's a lot that we have to get done in prison reform, and I believe I will be more beneficial if I just focus on that at the moment.
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Chinese officials need to be aware, therefore, of "how critically important this is to American workers," he said of the U.S.'s angling for a more beneficial trade relationship.
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The firm said it sees a "more favorable" risk/reward looking forward, and that the company's investment into its business could be more beneficial than the Street is anticipating.
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The reduction in risk was more significant once people reached the age of 45, suggesting that it may be even more beneficial to consume coffee as we get older.
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The new version is said to be even more beneficial to a runner than the 2016 Nike "Vaporfly" shoe which has seen official men's and women's marathon records tumble.
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Several states have amended their laws to make it easier and more beneficial for women to own land, with lower interest rates on loans and lower registration fees for women.
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Many experts recommend taking interest rates into consideration to decide whether it's more beneficial to pour extra cash into your student loans or pay the minimum and invest for retirement.
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But on the other hand, I feel like any funding going toward this project could be used in a more beneficial, recovery-based solution... like treatment beds or sober houses.
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However, if promoting a market more beneficial to others comes at a cost to the U.S. economy, it may jar with President Donald Trump's "America First" mantra, the sources said.
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These results suggest some serious benefits to having a doula on your side, and the authors argue that making doulas more available to all women would be even more beneficial.
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"Evidence suggests that any breastfeeding appears to be more beneficial than no breastfeeding, and health benefits continue to increase the longer a woman continues to breastfeed," Kurth said by email.
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In 2015, Quarles said that Dodd-Frank was both not ambitious enough and also overly ambitious — stating that the law should be reformed to be more beneficial to the economy.
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Hopefully, by the time the lessons of this eclipse sink in, you'll have a good idea of how you can transform your daily schedule to be more beneficial to you.
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The Nanobébé Breastmilk Bottle makes every step of the bottle-feeding process easier and more beneficial by approximating the shape of a breast and preserving the nutrients in the milk.
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I thought it would be more beneficial to start early, put your foot in the door and start educating yourself, because technology investments are where the real money is at.
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This has created a "shock" in sectors like housing thanks to the increased cost of financing, which McDonald believes will result in rate conditions that are more beneficial to homebuilders.
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As with all consciousness exploration, though, the impacts are longer lasting and more beneficial if you figure out how to get where you want to go without any intervening substances.
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"Small caps have thrived on access to cheap capital, but overall when we look at...those initial rate cuts, it hasn't necessarily been more beneficial for small caps' performance," she said.
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"I do not think 200-300 million will be more beneficial for Barcelona than having Neymar," Iniesta told a news conference ahead of the Saturday's pre-season friendly against Real Madrid.
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Not eating 200 or more animals per year is good enough for me, and is way more beneficial to animals and the environment than abstaining from a half gram of coke.
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Rather than thinking of games as hardcore or casual (or "midcore"), it might be more beneficial to understand how much effort, concentration, and dedication any given game requires to progress significantly.
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"In some cases, it may be more beneficial to simply stop contributing any new funds to the overweighted asset class, while continuing to contribute to the underweighted asset classes," Gertner said.
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Investors treated Tencent's new stake as an investment rather than a step toward an acquisition, while analysts viewed the move as potentially more beneficial for the Chinese company than for Snap.
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A new study suggests that slowly but steadily shedding pounds each week can be more beneficial for long-term weight loss than seeing your weight drastically drop, only to rise again.
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The spotlight on culture war issues is likely more beneficial to Cruz, since some of those topics have been used to rile up the conservative base in the deep-red state.
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I felt it was more beneficial to play here and be sharp going into the U.S. Open than to stay home and maybe go up there a couple of days early.
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"There's a lot that we have to get done in prison reform, and I believe I will be more beneficial if I just focus on that at the moment," she said.
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"Sometimes we get focused on desires right in front of us and justify immediate gratification for sacrificing something that may be more beneficial to you in the long term," she said.
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Another proposed change in the Senate tax legislation (but not in the House version) would affect the sale of stock, which might make it more beneficial to gift shares this year.
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Professor Phillips and her collaborators concluded that giving employees a choice in how much they socialize with their co-workers and share personal information can be more beneficial than forced mingling.
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Phys Ed For those who can stomach it, working out before breakfast may be more beneficial for health than eating first, according to a study of meal timing and physical activity.
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"Our findings suggest that using dim, cooler, lights in the evening and bright warmer lights in the day may be more beneficial," study lead, Dr. Tim Brown, said in a statement.
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High school is a highly developmental stage, and treating it as one and encouraging learning for experience and not just the end goal of college will be more beneficial to students.
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There's no way to know if the policy is a net benefit to Californians at all, much less whether it is more beneficial than other possible changes to the building code.
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It's nice to see Facebook realize it's created the "HBD" behavioral norm that wasn't necessarily delivering much positive outcome or emotional resonance, and turn it into something more beneficial and nostalgia-inducing.
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"The main goal is to ensure a more beneficial election result for Russia by favoring Russian-friendly candidates or those who have the most divisive influence in the West," the report states.
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Debt restructuring could be the best option or a last resort, and other strategies to raise money could be more beneficial, said experts at the annual meeting of the Caribbean Development Bank.
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It also means you are unlikely to support a restructuring that would trigger the CDS, even if a debt writedown would be more beneficial for the long-term health of the company.
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In the end, it decided that the long term benefits of picking up the Yahoo business, diminished as it has been over the years, would be more beneficial than dropping it altogether.
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Advocates of charter schools say they offer more options for kids in a broken school system, while opponents argue that they aren't any more beneficial to kids than under-funded public schools.
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Look how disgusted Parker gets below: Parker is better than Ilysasova, but on this team, next to Antetokounmpo, in Budenholzer's system, it's not hard to see whose minutes would be more beneficial.
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So instead of unsuccessfully attempt to convert a product manager into a designer, the company has found it more beneficial to hire designers who already have experience building companies and managing projects.
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I'm very focused, there's a lot that we have to get done in prison reform and I believe I will be more beneficial if I just focus on that at the moment.
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"Interventions that included prenatal education, support at or around the time of delivery, and postpartum support were more beneficial than those that only provided prenatal support, for instance," Patnode added by email.
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"In pursuing economic globalization, we should make it more open, more inclusive, more balanced, more equitable and more beneficial to all," the Chinese leader told the gathering of political and business leaders.
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"It is more beneficial to get covered with the trivalent vaccine, rather than wait or search for the quad," said Dr. Frank Illuzzi, chief medical officer at CityMD, an urgent care chain.
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"In general, these studies suggest that self-compassion attenuates people's reactions to negative events in ways that are distinct from and, in some cases, more beneficial than self-esteem," the researchers concluded.
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"When you have a surrogate, for me, I realized that having a baby shower for Chi was actually so much more beneficial for my kids, because they saw people come," Kardashian told E!
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H: I do think that a lot of immigrants are interested in exploring how we tell stories and what routes we take in telling the truth vs lying to see what's more beneficial.
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While still in its infancy and likely subject to change, Berners-Lee's ideas on how companies could build a more beneficial internet, unfortunately, seem totally detached from the reality we currently live in.
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For example, if you find "Tough Bandages," you'll gain 3 block points every time you discard a card: Suddenly, those cards that make you burn through your hand look a little more beneficial.
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He should be asked to make the case for its existence—not only why targeted advertising is more beneficial than traditional advertising, but why he thinks the associated dangers are worth the risk.
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The government was willing to "sit down and have more beneficial solutions for both sides," Jonan told Reuters in an interview late on Thursday, referring to discussions with Freeport on the new rules.
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These crops were picked because they were at least as nutritious, if not more beneficial, than the meats they replaced in terms of their contributions to people's protein, vitamin, and fatty-acid needs.
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"In the meantime," he said, "evidence is building that early consumption rather than delayed introduction of foods is likely to be more beneficial as a strategy for the primary prevention of food allergy."
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He's hopeful that doing so can bring on more beneficial changes, such as an even lower risk of genetic diseases, provided we continue to discuss and adhere to ethical guidelines along the way.
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It's no longer about simply updating the color, or protecting the finish of the wall—paint is becoming more beneficial to our lives, and it's only bound to grow more sophisticated from here.
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A Goop post about rebounding, which is a fancy term for doing exercise on a trampoline, cited a study that reportedly found the practice was much more beneficial for your heart than running.
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"But all of us have to work really hard to realize that it is a super easy solution and the harder way might be better and, in the end, might be more beneficial."
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During these hard times, no single step by the Senate could have more beneficial consequences to improve America's international standing and to reduce nuclear dangers than the Senate's consent to ratify the CTBT.
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If your side hustle doesn't have the potential to be your next career move, it may be more beneficial to focus on snaring that promotion or raise at your main job, he said.
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While there good evidence showing that front-loading your calories is more beneficial for weight loss than eating that same amount in the evening, it may not be the best strategy for everyone.
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Obviously, speaking your mind can limit you to 50 percent of the population these days, but I think more and more, companies are realizing that authentic voices actually end up being much more beneficial.
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"Although it might be more beneficial to keep driving straight and preferable with a tail wind, our approach had the advantage that we could learn from each round," Peeters writes in the blog post.
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"One theory is that seafood consumption may be more beneficial in older age because, as we age, we lose DHA in the brain," a molecule that is important to maintain brain health, Morris said.
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These songs attempt to break through the illusions of "the way things are" that we are encouraged to believe by the establishment—and look for other ways of thinking that could be more beneficial.
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Thinking carefully about the trade-offs you're making can push you toward many actions that are more beneficial for the climate, whether that's flying less, offsetting emissions, or advocating for more aggressive climate policies.
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The 36-year-old can't space the floor and isn't much of an offensive threat outside of mid and low-post touches that are ultimately more beneficial to himself than any of his teammates.
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"You rediscover some small things, spending time with the children and the family," keeping up with her father by Skype, noting that for once, social media is proving to be more beneficial than meretricious.
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Republicans believe that it is more beneficial for our economy for money to be invested in the private sector instead of sending hard earned money to the government to spend as it sees fit.
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"Anyone can smack their name on a drink brand, but it's more beneficial to that star if they can help own and build and incubate a project," said Sophie Watts, the president of STX.
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"This study suggests that eating protein within its most natural food matrix tends to be more beneficial to our muscles as opposed to getting one's protein from isolated protein sources," he said in a statement.
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"It would likely be more beneficial to focus on the things that we know help — like frequent hand washing, avoiding touching your face, and not going out in public if you are sick," she said.
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Essentially it is looking at our current therapy Exondys at 30 milligrams per kilogram, versus a much higher dose of the same therapy to see which of those doses would be more beneficial to patients.
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This could suggest that certain types of cognitive exercises are more beneficial than others, according to study author Dr Lesley Ross, who is an assistant professor of human development and family studies at Penn State.
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So it might actually be more beneficial to put your panels facing west, so they produce more power in the afternoon, than to put them facing south, so they produce more kilowatt hours in total.
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Here again, the leopard slug plays the field: Though it is fond of eating decaying vegetable matter, it also preys on other slugs; for this reason, it may ultimately be more beneficial than detrimental for gardeners.
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In many cases, it can be more beneficial to simply let a known spy continue to operate, since the adage "the devil you know is better than the devil you don't" is particularly apt in counterintelligence.
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A senior White House official insisted Trump was not offering a "specific quid pro quo" to the Chinese, but rather signaling to China that cooperation on North Korea would help create a more beneficial US-China relationship.
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The concept, known as mission based trauma recovery, provides veterans with a sense of purpose and many report that working with a service dog is more beneficial in combating PTSD than other more traditional, pharmaceutical based therapies.
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Bathing in beer may seem like a nightmare scenario for some, especially if you wake up covered in the stuff, but according to an Icelandic spa, bathing in the good stuff could prove more beneficial than traumatizing.
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Finally, there is an argument that investors in European companies rely on the quarterly reports of U.S. companies in similar spaces, in order to track market demand, although Nooyi appears to believe that "harmonization" is more beneficial.
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CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - Ghana's President Nana Akufo-Addo demanded mining deals be more beneficial for Africa on Tuesday, calling on governments to end fiscal incentives traditionally used to attract investment to countries long viewed as rife with risk.
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While the OpenZika project is an "admirable effort, and an important concept," he said that finding vaccines to stop people from contracting Zika in the first place would be more beneficial than the yearslong effort to develop treatments.
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However, this is not the first time that foreign entities have placed themselves in India in the name of positive change, but one can only hope this time will be more beneficial on both sides of the table.
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The World Cup's current rules on losing and winning sometimes become a losing proposition all round, when the basic premise of sporting competition – to win – is twisted when reality dictates that it is more beneficial to temporarily lose.
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"It's definitely more beneficial to have medium- versus long-chain fatty acids in terms of how the metabolism breaks it down, but it's very hard to measure the other benefits that people are focusing on," De Latour says.
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Despite the hype surrounding other special waters, such as those that are alkaline, distilled, oxygenated or vitamin-enhanced, there's little evidence that they're more beneficial than regular water when it comes to hydration, athletic performance, recovery or general health.
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Jokic could be up for a max contract in 2019, and furnishing the roster with a more dynamic supporting cast that'll accentuate his strengths beyond the next couple years may be more beneficial for the franchise's long-term health.
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Since all of these are currently designed for operation by a human, it's feasible to build one type of robot that can address all situations, too, which would be even more beneficial in terms of efficiency and cost-reduction.
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Scientists "don't know exactly" why plant-based proteins are heart-protective, but it is believed "the other vitamins and minerals that come with the plant" -- and not the plant protein itself -- are more beneficial for our cardiovascular system, she explained.
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A source involved in the deal said it would be slightly more beneficial to E.ON, which would become a bigger regulated business by adding more networks, while RWE would end up owning interests in the riskier and more competitive renewables sector.
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Parnas and Fruman were pushing a scheme at a major energy conference in Houston to replace Naftogaz's chief executive officer with someone who would be more beneficial to their own business interests, according to one American businessman informed of their efforts.
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"If you're looking at five years, [biomass is] not very good ... If you're looking at a century-long time scale, which is the sort of time scale that many foresters plan, then [biomass] can be a lot more beneficial," says Slade.
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"I don't think we can conclude, based on this study, that watching 13 Reasons Why is more beneficial than harmful," said Regina Miranda, a professor of psychology at Hunter CUNY who specializes in suicidal ideation, in an email to Vox.
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The fact that people are reluctant to cede control over a decision - even when the outcome from outsourcing the choice could be more beneficial - explains why so few would hand money choices to a robo-adviser, ING said in its report.
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Do you see future use of technology becoming more beneficial to people of color and women because it helps us get our voices out there or is there like a foreboding element to it because of increased surveillance or censorship?
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It would be more beneficial for U.S. interests if China would agree to end subsidies for state-owned enterprises and stop the theft of intellectual property, said Derek Scissors, a China trade expert at the conservative American Enterprise Institute in Washington.
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Self-regulatory processes, such as these, are often more beneficial to innovators because they provide a more flexible regulatory environment than would be found in one-size-fits-all rules imposed on all businesses and individuals involved in connected vehicles.
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The bottom line: This dispute shines another light on how pharmacy benefit managers like Express Scripts profit from the drug supply chain — in this case, how it is more beneficial for PBMs to prefer their own mail-order pharmacies over others.
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If you're looking to improve things at your job, the Sun in Gemini will have your back, and once Mercury goes direct on May 22, communicating at work and creating a more beneficial or productive schedule for yourself will be achievable.
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This study, published yesterday in the journal The Lancet Child & Adolescent Health, says social media use is detrimental to teen girls' mental health because it increases their exposure to bullying and keeps them from more beneficial activities, like sleep and exercise.
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The question is whether it's worth it for the Israelis to risk saving and prolonging a crumbling and increasingly isolated system that could turn against them if a better deal with any Israeli enemy is deemed more beneficial by the Saudis.
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Two-thirds of respondents in a new CNN poll say they think the GOP tax overhaul bill expected to be passed this week by the House and Senate will be more beneficial to the wealthy than to the middle class.
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It's not fair to ask if the Detroit Pistons would be better with Green instead of Blake Griffin, but the answer to that question is "no," even though most league observers probably think Draymond's overall on-court impact is more beneficial.
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Saudi Arabia has slowed payments to contractors and suppliers working on the kingdom's infrastructure projects, according to the news agency, which may mean that some form of bond-like deals would be more beneficial to the contractors not being paid at all.
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But the tax law changes, on balance, are so much more beneficial to U.S.-based business operations that it's unclear how much that new rule will encourage foreign investment from a pure tax standpoint, according to economists who have studied the plan.
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ECB chief economist Peter Praet has recently argued that during periods of calm markets, a longer extension of asset purchases at lower volumes may be more beneficial as investors are better able to appreciate the long term support provided by the bank.
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Proponents of the theory see the US as having something to gain—usually economically—from impacted nations, but the real impact is that aid and medical knowledge are flowing less freely at a time when unity and transparency would be far more beneficial.
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The way that we get technology that has fewer toxic effects and more beneficial ones is for the people who build it, use it, and regulate it to make well informed decisions about it, and for them to understand each other better.
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Trans-Pacific Partnership Reality Check: Spicer claims that 'bilateral deals' are mostly China's focus By Dan Merica, CNN Spicer defended Trump's decision to back out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership on Monday by arguing bilateral agreements between two countries are more beneficial for American workers.
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"Since substitution of plant protein for animal protein has been associated with lower risk of type 2 diabetes, and all-cause and cardiovascular mortality, it is relevant to understand which source of protein may be more beneficial for a healthy aging," Lopez-Garcia said.
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At this point, it would be more beneficial to schedule appointments for the new year, so you can put all that money toward your refreshed deductible, and have a better chance of getting all these add-on appointments paid for this time next year.
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"I am a Hillary fan right now because it's important that we be decisive," Mensa said, adding, "The things that Hillary stands for, at this point in time, I think, are a lot more beneficial for us than the things Donald Trump stands for."
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In fact, if you're stretching in preparation for activity requiring muscular strength and power output, such as a warmup for a workout, run or sporting event, research shows that shorter-duration dynamic stretching is more beneficial than longer, static stretching, which can actually hinder performance.
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So even the companies I feel like have made huge mistakes thus far, some of the ones we've named, I'm actually highly optimistic about them adapting and moving to the direction that's more beneficial for them and society over the next five years. Mm-hmm.
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" A sauce, according to What's Cooking America, the nation's "most trusted culinary resource since 1997" (according to itself), is a "liquid or semi-liquid [food] devised to make other foods look, smell, and taste better, and hence be more easily digested and more beneficial.
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"If the U.S. wanted to interfere with military action it would be more beneficial to strike the presidential palace in Damascus," said Mr. Haidar, who, with his wife and three children, fled their town southwest of Aleppo in 2012, moving at first to Indonesia.
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There's a reason she mentions that this option is more beneficial for people with higher credit scores: Credit card consolidation might seem like a silver bullet, but the new rate you are given if you choose this route might not always result in lower overall payments.
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The Television Critics Association summer press tour definitively entered the "fake news" era — in which celebrities and other powerful figures can simply dismiss things that are on the public record in order to provide a narrative that is more beneficial to themselves — on Friday, July 20123.
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However, if most rooms in your house are carpeted and you'd just like to have a mop handy for simple upkeep or damp dust mopping, a true mop may not be necessary — and having that vacuum side would be a hell of a lot more beneficial.
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"When the hospital was informed that the Professor had new laboratory findings causing him to believe NBT would be more beneficial to Charlie than he had previously opined, GOSH's hope for Charlie and his parents was that that optimism would be confirmed," said the GOSH statement.
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Eduardo Paes, Rio's mayor, has been severely criticized for his planning of the Summer Games, and in particular his emphasis on developing the western part of the city, which is widely seen as more beneficial to major real estate and construction companies than to ordinary Brazilians.
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I can get stuck in the studio so easily for hours because I feel an overwhelming need to complete a work, but most of the time it's actually more beneficial to get some separation from it and get out of my own head for a bit.
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White's devotion to the case is apparent, but "The Keepers" seems like an instance where a less-expansive canvas -- and the concentrated approach that would have required -- would have been more beneficial than the latitude to venture down every corridor, even when they might lead to a dead end.
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The company told Reuters that an SEP increase of 2 to 3 percent, rather than the 1.26 percent, would have been more beneficial to the industry as the recent decline in the value of the rand has pushed up the costs of imported ingredients to manufacture certain medications.
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Trump has also accused the Fed of hindering his efforts to strike more beneficial trade deals for the U.S. Interest rate hikes increase the value of the U.S. dollar, raising the costs of American exports and widening trade deficits, which are a constant source of ire for Trump.
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While having more attractive teachers in classrooms might make for a more titillating school day, R. Shane Westfall, lead author of the study, told the Washington Post that more training and elevated staff experience would probably be more beneficial for students than just a slew of hot ones.
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But they gave me something that ended up being far more beneficial: They taught me how to stop resisting myself, and instead honor and embrace all the unique — and, yes, often competing — desires I wanted out of my life, while also being responsible and committed in my work.
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Having just submitted my second year of tax returns as a small business owner, I am very aware that the economic policies that are usually the focus of Republican talking points are far more beneficial to me than the economic policies that are usually the focus of Democratic talking points.
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But the bottom line is the bill is a disappointment because after more than 8 years of promises and GOP hyperbole, the establishment Republicans in the House and now the Senate have failed to keep their promises and replace Obamacare with something really bold and more beneficial for the American people.
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While it took a bit to thumb through the long list of your impressive extracurricular activities please thank your parents for putting this packet together and understand that it would have been far more beneficial for our staff to speak to you personally by way of an old school phone call.
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Self-help. Once upon a time I devoured them avidly, and to look at my bookshelf you might think I still did, but now that I have been around the block several more times, I find relying on wisdom and guidance from a handful of sage friends is far more beneficial.
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Without expending too much time relitigating the well-worn, bitter particulars of the 2016 Democratic presidential primary, it seems clear to me that the first candidate's platform is more beneficial for the second of our imaginary teenage girls, the one whose life chances are severely restricted by economic factors and family responsibilities.
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That has led to debate over whether it is more beneficial to U.S. citizens to allow the government to stockpile vulnerabilities or alert manufacturers that their products are vulnerable, knowing that by keeping vulnerabilities under wraps, it is possible that adversarial governments and criminals discover and exploit them against the U.S. public.
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That has lead to debate over whether it is more beneficial to U.S. citizens to allow the government to stockpile vulnerabilities or alert manufacturers that their products are vulnerable, knowing that by keeping vulnerabilities under wraps, it is possible that adversarial governments and criminals discover and exploit them against the U.S. public.
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You may want to limit your phone usage because of its negative effects — feeling like you have a shorter attention span or increased anxiety, or the complaints of your friends, partners, or kids — but you'll have something more beneficial to focus on once you figure out what you'll do with your increased time, Price stated.
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"Parking is such a huge, huge point of contention for every city and being able to explain to somebody why a transit lane or a bike lane or a parklet might be more beneficial for the community at large as opposed to having people freak out over removal of two parking spots," said Chu.
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"By making this announcement, we're not saying that arbitration is bad; on the contrary, arbitration is an appropriate form of dispute resolution that is often more beneficial for the parties than going to court," Uber's chief legal officer Tony West told Recode when asked why this would only apply to alleged victims of sexual assault.
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" Where Haley stands: Haley said it would be better for the US to carefully review the Iran nuclear deal rather than unilaterally withdraw from it: "I think what would be more beneficial at this point is that we look at all the details of the Iran deal, we see if they (the Iranians) are actually in compliance.
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That link between plant-based eating habits and type 225 diabetes is even more beneficial when only healthy plant-based foods -- such as fruits, vegetables, whole grains, legumes and nuts -- are included in your daily diet, as opposed to refined grains, starches and sugars, according to the study, published in the journal JAMA Internal Medicine on Monday.
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BERLIN/FRANKFURT, Oct 12 (Reuters) - The following are some of the factors that may move German stocks on Thursday: A longer extension of the European Central Bank's asset purchase programme may be more beneficial when markets are calm, ECB Chief Economist Peter Praet said on Wednesday, just weeks before the ECB is due to decide whether to extend stimulus.
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Trump has criticized Powell and the Fed for raising rates, a policy he says will derail a torrid job market and hinder his efforts to strike more beneficial trade terms for the U.S. The president has accused the central banks of the European Union and China of driving down their currencies, which the Treasury Department refutes.
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We can hop into a given Steam tag like "Nudity" and find a dozen games that are clearly in violation of the anti-pornography rule, and while pointing out that hypocrisy is fruitful, I think it might be more beneficial to simply say that Valve is clearly capricious when it comes to interacting with the content on their platform.
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Playing in a Japanese men's league remains a possibility, but Fujimoto is unsure if that level of competition will be more beneficial than the N.W.H.L. With the 2017 Asian Winter Games and 2018 Olympics in South Korea on the horizon, Fujimoto said her obligations to the national team could influence her to stay closer to Japan.
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Trump has criticized Powell and the Fed for raising rates, a policy he says will derail a torrid job market and hinder the his efforts to strike more beneficial trade terms for the U.S. The president has accused the central banks of the European Union and China of driving down their currencies, which the Treasury Department refutes.
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I really loved the way the first two seasons of Insecure dug in and examined why the Lawrence and Issa pairing wasn't quite right, and looked at how both halves of that equation would need to spend some time maturing before they might be able to come together in a way more beneficial to both of them.
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According to an American businessman named Dale Perry, who was familiar with their efforts, Parnas and Fruman were also involved in an effort to reorganize Naftogaz, pushing a scheme at a major energy conference in Houston in March to replace the company's chief executive officer with someone who would be more beneficial to their own business interests.
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Although it's still rather strange to see a contemporary artist's retrospective housed in an institution that usually operates as an anthropological and ethnographic museum, the fact that the curators kept to the NMAI's mission of favoring the personal experiences of individual Native Americans — as opposed to fetishizing historical documents — is all the more beneficial to this show's presentation.
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In the past year, federal court decisions have questioned exactly which systems the definition applies to, and the FCC has been seeking comment on what a new definition should look like — opening the door for a system that's substantially more beneficial to callers, who have been pushing for a more marginal definition that could allow them more leeway to make calls.
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Japan took the lead in forging the revised trade pact after President Donald Trump pulled the United States out of an earlier 12-nation version last year, saying he wanted to seek one-on-one deals that would be more beneficial to the U.S. Eleven countries finalised the pact in January and are expected to sign it in Chile on March 8.
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Japan took the lead in forging the revised trade pact after President Donald Trump pulled the United States out of an earlier 12-nation version last year, saying he wanted to seek one-on-one deals that would be more beneficial to the U.S. Eleven countries finalised the pact in January and are expected to sign it in Chile on March 8.
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And China's economic and military advances have grown to put the Communist country on par with the US. President Donald Trump was elected in 2016 after promising to recalibrate America's international alliances to make them more beneficial to the US. With his Make America Great Again platform, it is not clear whether the US can or wants to continue playing the leading role on this side of the world.
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The most interesting tidbit revealed that the odds to leap into the draft's top three slots may increase for depressing-but-not-atrocious teams that aren't willing to lose games intentionally: Forgetting all the connected side effects the whole proposal would have, this might be the most intriguing: stubborn owners and organizations that refuse to tank even though it's the smartest path towards eventual championship contention would fall into a more beneficial arrangement.
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He has lampooned those universal welfare programs as unrealistic and more beneficial to the rich than the poor—"I'm skeptical of spending [tax revenue] on millionaires and billionaires"—and defended his work for the corporate-downsizing artists at McKinsey, hoping his steady gradualism on health care, taxes, and education will win over party elites, wealthy donors, and the well-to-do suburban and exurban base voters who fear that the stable status quo of the Clinton and Obama years is being disrupted by a surging left.
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The Clippers should have no problem with the deal for a couple key reasons: A) they receive their own pick in 2019, which improves their flexibility whether they set off into a total rebuild or want to free up some money (by attaching it or a 2020 first-round pick to Danilo Gallinari's contract on draft night, for example) to get aggressive in free agency, and B) Smart is a solid young player, and having team control over someone his age is more beneficial than re-signing Williams or losing him for nothing (though the latter scenario wouldn't be the end of the world, particular if they value cap space over committing to Smart.
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