"Partners who procure American weaponry are more capable of fighting alongside us, and ultimately more capable of protecting themselves with fewer American boots on the ground," he said.
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Gauff seems more mature at 15 than Osaka did at 15, more comfortable amid the whirlwind, more capable of articulating complex emotions and certainly more capable of competing with her elders.
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Well, one is that we tend to think that the smarter we are, the more capable we are of seeing through people's lies and the more capable we are of finding the truth.
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Mercury retrograde is over, so you're feeling way more capable!
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At the same time, you make each feature more capable.
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Alexa continues to get smarter and more capable every day.
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Video quality is awful, and your phone's likely more capable.
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It's a bigger, more capable 4K display for the same price.
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I surrounded myself with people smarter and more capable than me.
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I figured my truck would be more capable on the trail.
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The Hero 5 Session is more capable than its flailing predecessor.
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"The Afghan military is being made more capable," Mattis told reporters.
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They are more capable on offense and more stingy on defense.
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And it makes an already-great video shooter even more capable.
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"He's very capable, a lot more capable than myself," said Yisroel.
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They should also make the Apple TV a more capable gaming device.
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Schuster said integrating more ships into the system makes it more capable.
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Puntland's government is more capable but has problems paying its security forces.
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It seems like other people are smarter, richer, more capable than you.
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Android's built-in search is getting a lot more capable in Pie.
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Either way, lesson learned: Lamborghinis are way more capable than I thought.
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The heroine, because this is a Besson film, is much more capable.
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She finds she is far more capable than she ever gave herself
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While more capable than I expected, the software isn't without its quirks.
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He, as prince, is more capable than anyone of ending the conflict.
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He'll be more credible at the table precisely because he's more capable.
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The more capable a device is, the harder it is to use.
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Those social media outlets are also more capable of targeting a brand's customers.
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But Anki's follow-up, a more-capable robot called Vector, has grander ambitions.
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But machines are already more capable than newborns in almost every measurable way.
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Cybersecurity has come into focus across the economy, as hackers become more capable.
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At the same time computers and computer-aided design made automation more capable.
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First, Plume is launching a more capable, tri-band router called the SuperPod.
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China's once bloated armed forces are becoming leaner and a lot more capable.
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Summon was just one feature that would become more capable as a result.
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Notably, it's water-resistant and boasts 360-degree sound, so it's more capable.
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So Abe's desire for stronger, unrestricted, more capable forces doesn't come from nowhere.
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"This involves becoming more capable, leaner, more agile, and less bureaucratic," he said.
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We are more capable than we are often portrayed in movies to be.
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The home version of Switch is reportedly more capable than the mobile version.
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An updated and more capable version of the smallest Airstream was just announced.
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Have you invested time in yourself to become more capable in your role?
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Aside from parents, nobody is more capable of embarrassing you than your siblings.
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"We had to be more capable in software," Mr. Immelt said he decided.
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Improved health means Americans are feeling more capable than ever, the report found.
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But I'm so glad it happened, I feel more capable because of it.
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Think of it as Bluetooth on steroids: faster, more accurate, and more capable.
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Most kids are so much more capable than they are given credit for.
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SpaceX is developing a reusable "Starship" larger and much more capable than its Falcons.
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The result, Russell says, is a lidar that's both more capable and more costly.
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Among the collateral damage: Investment in ever stronger, faster and more capable broadband networks.
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If the Tundra was more capable than its rivals, a lot could be forgiven.
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It is, in other words, like a Tango-enabled smartphone—only much more capable.
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It turns your iPad into a more capable tablet with a new navigation metaphor.
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This should make it a lot more capable of video rendering and even gaming.
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That happens more and more often as smartphones become sleeker, faster, and more capable.
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More worryingly, drivers think these systems are far more capable than they really are.
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Apple's iPads are about to become multitasking powerhouses much more capable of challenging laptops.
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Point is, these trucks are probably more capable than most buyers will ever need.
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The cost of 33D printers have been steadily decreasing as they become more capable.
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I think I'm smarter and more capable than a very large portion of people.
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For the moment, however, video seems more capable of exposing lies than vanquishing them.
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As good as the latest GoPro is, smartphone cameras are more capable than ever.
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So, we are much more capable to develop new products than in the past.
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Generally, they proved to be more capable in combat than the Free Syrian Army.
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Indeed, the B-52 is more capable than ever – and highly affordable, to boot.
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In fact, the more capable AI systems get, the less likely that interpretation seems.
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He's more capable than Mr. Trump of doing the job of commander in chief.
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"We're all trying to keep making more and more capable quantum processors," Chow told Gizmodo.
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The Quest is the first headset to make more-capable virtual reality affordable and portable.
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The development of a more capable and responsive commercial-launch industry has already improved matters.
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Scarlett will dramatically improve load speeds thanks to SSD storage and a more capable CPU.
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The current method, so far, has only led to an even more capable Kim regime.
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Siri sounds a lot nicer as well, although it's not any more capable than before.
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Fortnite is also more capable of running well on a range of different computer builds.
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Second, the technology to keep track of data flows needs to become much more capable.
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So it will be a much more capable instrument and a much richer data set.
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Philip Hammond is seen as a more capable chancellor than John McDonnell, his opposite number.
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"Smartphones are much much harder to use ... and they are far more capable," Klauer said.
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In this lifted state, clients are healthier, feel more powerful and more capable in life.
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American drones are costlier and require more paperwork than Chinese models, but are more capable.
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Remote software updates will become particularly crucial as vehicles become more capable of driving themselves.
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Taken together, those changes make the Apple Watch Series 5 a much more capable smartwatch.
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Go for it if you don't need something more capable or it's your first microwave.
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We have made tremendous progress and we are stronger and more capable because of it.
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There is a better option: Google's Assistant, which is a more capable, mature virtual assistant.
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Viji begins to see that Rukku is more capable than she'd given her credit for.
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Iran also has a larger and more capable armed forces than Iraq did under Saddam.
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The combination of those two things means it really is a new, more capable missile.
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Today, it still hangs around and has been consistently upgraded to make it more capable.
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When scientists trick older people into feeling younger, most tend to instantly become more capable.
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She realized that they were not smarter, more capable or harder working than her classmates.
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Some hobbyists aren't waiting for iRobot to create a more capable version of the Roomba.
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While today's fleet size is the smallest since 1916, the ships are much more capable.
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Working in the sex industry does not magically make women more capable of defusing violence.
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They are also more capable than bedridden humans on life support in almost every measurable way.
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It is absolutely far more capable of getting around on four legs than the Method-2.
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The 24-megapixel full-frame sensor is far more capable than before, especially in low light.
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That also means Android Things is a better fit for bigger and more capable smart products.
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And Amazon has popped up as a more capable replacement for movie and TV show rentals.
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Instead, she's more capable and more accomplished than Miles — and possibly destined for her own movie.
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White people are assumed to be safer, more deserving, smarter, and more capable than everyone else.
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A more capable Europe would help with the third and biggest change: adjusting to China's rise.
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It turns your iPad into a more capable computing device with a brand new user interface.
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The higher commissions on offer for such risky transactions simply attract more capable middlemen, he adds.
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Now, the iPad is a more capable device, and Apple wants to capitalize on these differences.
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When robots are cheaper and more capable, you can bet that companies will start cutting staff.
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From there, any enterprising roboticist could tweak the design to create an even more capable Doggo.
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The result has been an Alexa that's far more capable than anyone imagined a year ago.
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Is it a more capable version of the last 4-inch iPhone, 2013's iPhone 5S?
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It isn't true: Russia has strong incentives to try to limit the more capable U.S. arsenal.
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Mr Bhaskar says that Americans want India to become more capable and "carry a bigger load".
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Drones got their start as safer, cheaper and often more capable alternatives to manned military aircraft.
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Such machines are vastly more capable, kilo for kilo, than their predecessors and cheaper, to boot.
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Still, Apple wants customers to think of its tablets as more capable than extra-large smartphones.
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Just as cell phones have shrunk, similar technological advancements have made satellites smaller and more capable.
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What they don't realize, McGinnis said, is that Jobs was more capable than the average entrepreneur.
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The company is trying to position the iPad as a more capable device against Google Chromebooks.
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The Blue Moon lander is larger and more capable than what other companies have been developing.
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Sanctions ultimately attract more capable middlemen driven by the prospect of greater incentives, according to Park.
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Now, Google is launching its follow-up: the more powerful and more capable Nest Wifi system.
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"They're just far more capable of sophisticated behaviors than we have traditionally given them credit for."
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"You will likely find that you are more capable than you think you are," she said.
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Each encounter is a chance to prove yourself as more adept, more capable than the last.
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I became more patient, less anxious, more capable of loving, less afraid of death and decline.
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This new version is far more capable and, thanks to its "whegs" and turtle-gait, far cooler.
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But these speakers and the smart assistants inside them are now a lot more capable than that.
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But — crucially — it never lets you forget that, feeling more expensive and more capable at every turn.
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The chicken industry, in particular, has also gotten more efficient and more capable of raising chickens fast.
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At any given time, it's always hard to imagine a more-capable pocket camera than Sony's RX100.
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Our companies could become living organisms, smarter and more capable than the sum of their individual parts.
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As it relates to smartphones, yes, they continue to become more capable, but so does a GoPro.
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The product has become more capable with each generation, through a combination of hardware and software updates.
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More to the point, in experienced hands, the Phantom 4 appears to be a lot more capable.
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But as the technology becomes more capable and accessible over the next few years, costs should fall.
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If the full Play Store is opened up to it, Chromebooks will become far more capable laptops.
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"We don't think he's more capable at being trained than other dogs or other breeds," says Kenny.
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The students who tackle the SAT earlier on are more confident, more capable, and far less stressed.
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Compared to the OneStep 2, the OneStep Plus is simply a more capable camera for the money.
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The X260 will be, as you might assume, the beefier, heavier, longer-range and more capable bike.
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"What we are actually doing is making the predator more capable," a European security official told me.
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The company will now move on to testing bigger and more capable prototypes in pursuit of Starship.
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However, she is seen as far more capable of dealing with spiking racial tensions than Mr. Trump.
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Though the UAE's army is much smaller than Saudi Arabia's, it is a more capable fighting force.
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They contracted with larger and more capable Chinese partners and moved from importing parts to procuring systems.
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I don't think I'm a better person, but I think I'm more capable and have better insights.
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This way, you can make your phone more capable and extend the default apps with more features.
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"What's particularly concerning is that this network of proxies is becoming more and more capable," he said.
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And it is possible that the North is even more capable than we know, some experts say.
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How is this boxer, the embodiment of toughness, more capable of taking emotional risks than I am?
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Then came the club's masters and the riders, with the more capable hunters closer to the front.
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It makes us more capable of knowing even how to articulate what we're feeling, what we need.
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It is by "sharpening your saw" that you'll continue to become a better and more capable person.
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What sets Hound apart is that it's faster and more capable than anything you've ever tried before.
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Since then, they've grown more capable and can now generate highly realistic images in shockingly high resolution.
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I feel like a more expanded person—more capable of listening, understanding, and sharing that with the world.
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Decentralization allows us to build IoT that is far more private, far more secure, and far more capable.
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"Nobody is more capable to pointing out the unbalances in, let's say, supermarket prices than women," Temer said.
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The first is an upgrade of HP's Spectre x2, making it into a more capable Surface Pro competitor.
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On paper, the German army is bigger and more capable than it would be without the Dutch forces.
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I agree with the Volvo engineer who said Tesla's system pretended to be more capable than it was.
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But home robots like this are only going to get more capable and more powerful as technology progresses.
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As humans teach ever more capable machines to use language, the once-obvious line between them will blur.
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So that's absolutely an area where we want to continue to make the iPad more and more capable.
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Firms found that local competitors were more capable than expected and that large investments and takeovers often flopped.
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They're a consequence of a U.S. justice system that's more capable of meting out punishment than pursuing accountability.
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But with today's broader-based and more capable space industry, this particular thing is easier than it was.
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That means, DRIVE PILOT is far more capable than Mercedes allows it to be in its current form.
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Tablets too have become more capable, with Apple pushing its iPad Pro line as a viable laptop replacement.
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But there's enough there to hint at what, in more capable hands, might have been a solid effort.
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For more than 50 years, the seemingly inexorable shrinking of transistors made computers steadily cheaper and more capable.
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Google has technological advantages that suggest it could build a more capable digital assistant than others have accomplished.
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"The people he was choosing to bring in were better: more skilled, more capable, better artists," she said.
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It also implies that there are engineers outside of Apple more capable than Apple's best with Apple products.
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The consensus, both at the time and retrospectively, is that Reggie was the more capable of the pair.
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"We are all more capable than we could ever imagine or admit to," Chan told Sandberg last October.
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Bringing a more capable coffee maker came at the expense of added weight and bulk in their packs.
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A more capable central government could head off independence fervor by giving the region a better economic return.
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These devices are growing more capable in distinguishing user voices and offering feedback based on their individual data.
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Sorting trash was chosen as a convenient challenge to test the project's approach to creating more capable robots.
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Once you know what it is you ultimately want, you are that much more capable of manifesting it.
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Many will be released just as they reach adulthood, when they are even more capable of causing mayhem.
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A larger, more capable rover, Curiosity, arrived in 2111, and NASA is planning to launch another in 240.
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Robots are also getting less expensive and more capable, which is why more robots are getting to work.
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But as smartwatches grow more capable and, in some cases, affordable, is Fitbit doing enough to keep us interested?
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This more capable dongle may also be doomed, despite (and also probably because of) its sort of charming simplicity.
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It's going to be very, very difficult for anyone to find a more capable tablet for $50 or less.
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Hillary Clinton was the far more capable of the two major candidates on Election Day, and she still lost.
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Here's hoping future phones try out even longer telephoto lenses and pair them with more capable sensors to match.
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To survive, the liberal European order, of which the EU is a pillar, must become leaner and more capable.
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But the line is still synonymous with smart speakers, and Alexa gets more and more capable with each day.
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The Nubia Alpha is an ambitious attempt to make smartwatches more capable by entrusting them with more smartphone capabilities.
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The idea is that while its cars will be more capable in the future, they aren't quite there yet.
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Rather than rushing out the next-gen, however, the company has introduced a more capable version of the One.
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After the mental health training George received, he feels more capable of handling challenging situations with mentally ill inmates.
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That should turn them into far more capable cameras that get closer to rivaling Sony's much loved RX100 series.
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Those companies want their small satellites to be more capable, which often requires the addition of in-space propulsion.
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And BMW's forthcoming electric SUVs, like the iX3 and iX4, should be far more capable when they eventually arrive.
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The Phantom 4 is faster, more capable, and has amazing features like collision detection and a follow-me feature.
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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 deal would have supported the economic growth of U.S. allies, resulting in stronger, more capable partners over time.
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Intel's new Core M-powered Compute Sticks, unveiled at CES, are faster and more capable of running Windows 23.
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While current Chromebooks are certainly more capable of functioning offline that earlier models, connectivity is still key to functionality.
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The older and more capable she grows, the less they will be able to control her — or ignore her.
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In contrast to Mark and his fellows, they are a more capable group insisting on casting themselves as dispossessed.
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Cheaper launch and, smaller and more capable payloads mean the United States can create a far more resilient architecture.
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Using the more capable Lightning connector to just inflict that same old abomination on people is almost Machiavellian evil.
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The decision seems likely to confuse people into believing they're getting a more capable processor than they actually are.
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The difference now, Google says, is that its assistant is more capable of being naturally conversational than other assistants.
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However, under the Putin regime, the Kremlin became more ambitious in its intentions and more capable in its operations.
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"Our cells are much more plastic, much more capable of responding to injury, than we ever thought," Fodde said.
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And Marco Rubio seemed no more capable or ready to be president than he did when making crude jokes.
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As I grew older and encountered more intelligent, more capable peers, her words acted as a bulwark against reality.
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Can a more capable North Korea be deterred from using nuclear weapons against the United States and its allies?
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This aside, having a more capable, efficient processor in the best laptop you can buy is a good thing.
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With that said, a lens that's capable of 113x zoom means it's more capable at lower zooms, like 10x.
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The weather-sealed design is almost untouched from last generation, though it's more capable in the image quality department.
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The Kids are just more capable of awareness of the systems at work on them than any previous generation.
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By a level of magnitude, methane is far more capable than carbon dioxide of trapping heat in the atmosphere.
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By any measure, the Afghan Air Force is far more capable than the deteriorating, 20180-aircraft force of 22013.
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Perhaps the soldiers of the past, in their suits of armor, felt similarly disinhibited and more capable of violence.
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The problem with being a narcissist is that you do not hire people smarter and more capable than yourself.
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No one is more capable of placing anti-black racism on a hierarchy of least to most than white people.
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Astronomers who disagreed with this recommendation stated that the GBT is more capable than Arecibo because of its steerable nature.
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The same CNN poll reveals that at the moment, women believe Clinton is more capable than Trump on the economy.
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That may sound similar to other systems out there, notably Tesla's Autopilot, but Audi's autonomous tech is demonstrably more capable.
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"It's not the same, but I feel a little bit more feminine and a little bit more capable," she says.
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Samsung just announced an LTE version of the Chromebook Plus V2, one of the more capable Chromebooks in recent memory.
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And then I just want to say that the leadership in China is much more capable than is imagined. Okay.
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There are other, more capable AR systems like HoloLens or Magic Leap — though they are much bigger, much different products.
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"It's going to be a truck that is more capable than other trucks," Musk said in a recent podcast interview.
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And I see an India that is a stronger, more capable ally in the struggle against global terrorism and piracy.
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First, you need to put the person at ease so they are more capable of listening and receiving the feedback.
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While synthetic biology has grown more capable, the promise of two older approaches to the improvement of life has diminished.
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Fire HD 63 for $115 ($50 off): The Fire HD 10 is a much more capable tablet than the 8.
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It will also grow over time to be even more capable, much like Google and Amazon's voice assistants do today.
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To do so, we must develop a more capable and active military and law enforcement presence in the region. 5.
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The reaction among the faithful after the debate fiasco was that Marion would have been a much more capable debater.
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Even the most middling new handsets are far more capable than high-end devices from a half-dozen years ago.
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Fire HD 10 for $115 ($50 off): The Fire HD 153 is a much more capable tablet than the 8.
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"We ... recognize that a stronger and more capable European defense will also lead to a stronger NATO," the document read.
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So I know if they need help, I don't think there's a person around here that's more capable than me.
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With features like white balance control and exposure compensation, it's a lot more capable than the old Nexus camera app.
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"It's not the same, but I feel a little bit more feminine and a little bit more capable," she said.
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Thus far, on numerous occasions, the president has ignored solid advice and believes himself far more capable than he is.
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Today, quantum computers are still in their early stages and not yet more capable than the most powerful traditional computers.
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The SpaceX Starship and the Blue Origin New Glenn would also be more capable launch vehicles with NTP technology incorporated.
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There is nothing that will make you feel more capable than knowing that your two hands can change your situation.
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After all, newer cryptocurrencies like Ethereum and Bitcoin Cash promote themselves as being more capable than Bitcoin in different ways.
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"I could not imagine a better, more capable national security team than the one we have right now," McCain said.
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As Mokhtar makes his way through mountains and villages collecting samples of coffee beans, he grows more and more capable.
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The key to selling any product is differentiation, making your car seem cooler and more capable than all the others.
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I came away believing that animals do, indeed, mourn and are more capable, emotionally, than we give them credit for.
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That will allow other organizations to build more capable cloud A.I. systems and benefit from the wind filling Microsoft's sails.
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They'll know more, and feel more capable and confident (and therefore more independent), the more you're able to do this.
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The current U.S. submarine fleet numbers slightly above 28503 more capable boats which, when deployed, are distributed around the world.
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If what you want is a smartwatch, there are plenty of better options out there that are much more capable.
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Its military gains, in particular, have made it much more capable of fending off a US foray into Chinese waters.
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They look more or less like a normal human being, but they're just quicker, smarter, more capable than everyone else.
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Policy was driven by perceptions of overwhelming conventional military threat and the doctrines of deterrence, with arsenals growing ever more capable.
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Windows 10's Timeline feature will be a bit more capable thanks to its compatibility with both iOS and Android devices.
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If you missed it Kuri debuted at CES last year, and has been steadily growing more capable in the intervening months.
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A new and much more powerful version of the program called AlphaGo Zero unveiled Wednesday is even more capable of surprises.
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DEFENSE ATTORNEY: That she's more capable of asserting herself in a situation where she's confronted by somebody with unwanted sexual advances.
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Abundant machines will prove no more capable of grabbing a fair share of the gains from growth than abundant humans have.
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They perceived candidates with the pro resumes as more polished and more capable —and estimated their salary worth as 7% more.
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The larger implication, Bar El told MUNCHIES, is that the research proves that computers might be more capable than we thought.
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Yet the cold war ended, America got richer, its military forces became more capable and the world-trade system was liberalised.
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Earlier this week, Bird unveiled its new, more ruggedized scooter that it says is more capable of handling heavy fleet use.
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Moment co-founder Marc Barros says the app has been rebuilt "from the ground up" to be faster and more capable.
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With their wider base, Tracker played a pivotal role in the transformation of skateboards from toys into, well, more capable toys.
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SpaceX equipped the Block 5 booster with several upgrades designed to make it more capable than its predecessor, the Block 4.
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Faster, more capable processors will enable the aircraft's avionics, radar, sensors and communications technologies to better identify and attack enemy targets.
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You could, for example, enhance an infantry squad with an anti-tank gunner to make it more capable against mechanized units.
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He said that he expects autonomous cars to roll out over time, as the technology behind the vehicles becomes more capable.
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Would it have really been that hard to find two more capable actors who fit the descriptions in the original work?
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He needs the ball in his hands, is a poor defender, and takes shots away from others who are more capable.
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I love how far smartphone cameras have come, but I'm still a big believer in carrying around a more capable camera.
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He had called Japan Australia's "best friend in Asia" and said he hoped it would become a "more capable strategic partner".
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Combined with textual factors that give a hint of irony, this approach proved more capable than other models out there — barely.
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Hexagon "was more aggressive in their ability to provide financing and more capable of financing at a faster rate," he said.
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He is stronger, smarter, faster, and more capable than any real human, and he's a mythical embodiment of real political ideals.
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It's larger and more capable than those under development by other companies, capable of landing 8,000 pounds on the moon's surface.
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North Korea would once again declare victory while continuing to expand its nuclear arsenal and developing ever more capable ballistic missiles.
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Iran is far more capable of projecting violence abroad than Syria or ISIS, and it has more tools to punch back.
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How do we become more effective, more capable, more nimble, to use the intellectual capacity of the people in this department?
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The Pentagon believes that despite those battlefield losses, ISIS is still more capable than its predecessor organization, al Qaeda in Iraq.
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It's a little more affordable and purportedly a lot more capable than the Weber Spirit II E-310 LP Gas Grill.
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At first, the royal family was no more capable of dealing with Diana in death than it had been in life.
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" She adds: "Perhaps the soldiers of the past, in their suits of armor, felt similarly disinhibited and more capable of violence.
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Our whole educational system, furthermore, was once based on the notion that some people were more capable than others, a meritocracy.
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"Once you know what it is that you ultimately want, you are that much more capable of manifesting it," he says.
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Kim may be becoming more capable of launching an attack while we lose our force-readiness capabilities to defend South Korea.
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Plus, the Apple Watch&aposs more polished software and bigger app store make it feel like a much more capable smartwatch.
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The internet hasn't just made it possible to empathize with others; it's made us more capable of imagining ourselves as them.
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While runners and swimmers can increase speeds by training and nutrition, making their muscles stronger and more capable, arms are different.
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Apple is quietly working on several major improvements that could make its HomePod speaker a far more capable companion in your home.
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Six years later, they're back with the next one: Structure Sensor Mark II. It's about half the size, but considerably more capable.
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In particular, it should be a more capable console when it comes to playing virtual reality games using the PlayStation VR headset.
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That was long ago, before smartwatches got sleeker, slimmer, and more capable—before they started making traditional wearables look like drugstore gadgets.
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As ride-sharing becomes more popular and autonomous vehicles more capable, one thing becomes clear: Society needs a new kind of car.
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The most important thing she has taught us is that we are all so much more capable than we think we are.
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Only time will tell if Blue Hexagon is far more capable of identifying and stopping attackers, as Islam insists is the case.
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Facebook continues to struggle with managing its existing products, even as it looks to invent ever more capable technology for the future.
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Alongside what we hope is a more capable Files app, there might also be a new way to multitask on the device.
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ProPILOT should grow more capable, too, with automated multilane driving and destination picking hopefully rolling out in the next couple of years.
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After a little more than a week of using them, the new IconX earbuds are clearly much more capable than their predecessors.
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Regardless of overwhelming evidence, people often appear much more capable of empathizing and believing in the perpetrators of assault than the victims.
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If you're looking for something more capable, Anki says Vector will evolve over time, especially when developers start making skills for it.
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Miniaturized ion engines can allow those companies to include propulsion on their systems for the first time, thereby enabling more capable satellites.
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He started to wonder whether they were just more capable than he was, whether they were able to study faster or better.
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Unsurprisingly, the same report from Eurogamer says Nintendo Switch will be more capable when plugged in at home than in mobile form.
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Airstream recently announced several new products that will bring new features expected by today's consumers, including less expensive and more capable trailers.
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Let it retire and replace it with a much more capable charging hub, like the Kinkoo 40W 6-Port High-Speed Charger.
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It provides a much stronger, more capable vacuum, at the cost of a taller unit that can't fit under low-hanging furniture.
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The question is whether the state is more capable today to deliver safe water to people than it was eight months ago.
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The newest Apple devices, the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus, are naturally more capable in the photo department than their predecessors.
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"We have been warning for years of the need to protect our space assets and to develop more capable space systems," Reps.
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Combined with profound organizational reforms, China's weapons modernization will leave its forces much more capable of projecting military power beyond Chinese shores.
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Members of the Liberal Democratic Party are apparently keen on Japan being more capable of striking North Korea's missile own capacity directly.
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Lahiri's command of Italian grows palpably; over time, the reflections grow more capable of abstraction and tangent than their tightly focused forerunners.
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We've become more informed, more sophisticated, more discerning, more capable of assessing risks and more insightful in identifying the next major technology.
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David Petraeus, a former CIA director, said that NATO is now more capable than it was even just a few years ago.
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What sound is more primal, more wrenching, more vivid, more capable of cutting through the noise to connect us to something deeper?
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Israeli pundits think it will help Netanyahu's re-election chances, on the view that it makes him seem more capable and statesmanlike.
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Until now, the company's insistence on pushing Bixby as opposed to the far more capable Google Assistant has been a big problem.
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The latest choices from Eero include a new, cheaper dual-band Wi-Fi option, and the pricier and more capable Eero Pro.
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Other products included a cheaper Pixelbook, more capable mesh WiFi system and a preview of new Google Buds earbuds coming next year.
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If we make something that is a billion times more capable than the smartest person in the world, will it like us?
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An autonomous and powerful military that is rankled under democracy is more capable of stepping off the sidelines to re-establish dictatorship.
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As the machines become more capable, they will start moving things around, which will give rise to a vast range of new uses.
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By putting in the additional effort, he or she will learn more and become a better and more capable contributor in the future.
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For the end-user, that means the camera will be more capable of advanced face recognition than what most Android handsets currently offer.
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The data it generated, and the reams of extra information churned out by modern, far more capable gene-sequencers, have certainly been useful.
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However, the Block 22.2 isn't that much more capable than other vehicles that are currently available or those that are currently in development.
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And people who are more capable tend to be better at finding ways to interpret new facts in line with their community's preconceptions.
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I'd add the $1,900 all-wheel drive system to make the Passport more capable during weekend adventures, which brings our total to $39,405.
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Intel typically leads by shrinking its chips faster than competitors and being the first out the door with faster and more capable processors.
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U.S. immigration policy could create a more capable and efficient workforce, a fairer distribution of wages and more humane treatment of migrant families.
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Cyc is enormously more capable than a chatbot and has been licensed for use in health care systems, financial services, and military projects.
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And even after an infectious agent crosses into the human population, some people are more capable of spreading it than others, he noted.
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It also got more capable over time, thanks to firmware updates that downloaded and installed from the app—refreshing all speakers at once.
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You know it's a dark day in America when a used car salesman is more capable of telling the truth than the president.
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This is especially useful for developers with existing renders that they're porting from more capable hardware to the more strained mobile VR hardware.
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They have both Apple and Microsoft worried, and Google is working on major changes to ChromeOS that could make them even more capable.
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I think it would surprise a lot of people; it's more of a sober affair, much more capable, than those myths might suggest.
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The remote is both more compact and more capable, and an elastic band in the headset tray keeps it stored safely between uses.
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Both have been upgraded in this year's model; the cameras are more capable and the second display is now brighter with bigger font.
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Core m-style chips could get more capable, or laptops that include power-heavy Core i-style chips could fall out of fashion.
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On my podcast, I've unfairly compared him to Denard Robinson, but he's much stronger than Robinson, much more capable of moving the pile.
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This saves larger, more capable ships for high-end missions such as air defense of high-value units such as an aircraft carrier.
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These days, OCR is way more capable than when it first came into being: we do it on phones and over the web.
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The iPad is certainly more powerful than a Netbook, and the software is much more capable than ever it was on a Netbook.
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Maybe the political organizing needed to address suffering in one area builds a political system more capable of addressing suffering in other areas.
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"There was no one more capable, hardworking and kind," Senator Jeff Flake of Arizona, a Republican and former House member, said on Twitter.
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The R1 sells for $2,499, but expect it to be cheaper, smaller, more capable, and — sooner than most of us will like — everywhere.
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She's thrown into this insane situation and realizes that she's more capable or more powerful or stronger than she thought that she was.
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"America believes if Europeans invest in their own defense, they will also be stronger and more capable when we deploy together," he said.
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Amazon says that it has features found in the more capable Echo Plus, like neodymium drivers, and it has new fabric design colors.
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Satellites are also becoming smaller and more capable, constellations are growing larger, and the total cost to develop systems is continuing to decline.
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He believes God is universal, present in everyone and everywhere, and no more capable of making moral demands on humanity than any person.
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Air Force officials announced the program in June 2018 to give pilots a more capable self-defense weapon if downed in enemy territory.
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"As they get older [middleborns] recognize that they were given more space, and it makes them more independent and more capable," Salmon said.
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You'll have more in savings than the majority of your fellow Americans — and feel far more capable of handling whatever life throws at you.
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Originally designed for 3D printers, it now seems even more capable as a tool for bringing the real world into VR and AR environments.
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And while it will be a powerful rocket, it won't be that much more capable than other vehicles that are currently on the market.
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But just as an SUV is bigger and more capable than a sedan, the smaller ride is more appropriate for a lot of situations.
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The device has a passable back-facing camera and front-facing selfie cam, making it one of the more capable mobile shooters out there.
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Apple is trying to convince iPad users to upgrade to more capable iPad Pro devices, and it really wants existing laptop users to switch.
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Agility Robotics argues that legs are more suited for this task than wheels because they're more capable of navigating an environment built for humans.
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But by stepping off that train, Paige has proven herself more capable of self-sacrifice than her parents ever were, despite their lofty ideals.
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Despite the relatively low price tag, the Mavic Mini features a lot of the best aspects of DJI's more expensive (and more capable) drones.
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In fact, the new processors and graphics cards that are available in the latest iMacs are considerably more capable than what was available before.
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Autopilot isn't technically a "self-driving" system, but it's interpreted by many (including some Tesla owners) to be more capable than it really is.
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The aim, Mr Son says, is to own bits of companies that will power the global race to develop ever more capable artificial intelligence.
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Experts typically hedge against this by printing multiple fingers at once and relying on optical techniques that are more capable of dealing with abrasion.
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And Democrats believe there is no surrogate more capable of helping bring home two critical demographic groups for Clinton: African-Americans and young people.
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The Advanced Baseline Imager (ABI), GOES-R's primary weather-monitoring instrument suite, is speedier, higher resolution, and overall far more capable than its predecessors.
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The upgrade involves the re-hosting of the flight management control processors, the brains of the airplane, onto much more capable integrated processing units.
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If you can't stand the obvious hardware limits, know that there are faster and more capable options coming — from Intel itself and other companies.
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Forty-eight percent of voters polled said they saw Republicans as better at handling defense issues, while 40 percent saw Democrats as more capable.
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"I cannot think of anybody I've ever met who is more capable of doing the job under difficult circumstances," the senator said of McAleenan.
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Like the rovers the U.S. landed on Mars over the past 20 years, each have been designed to be more capable and more survivable.
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The budget would also lay groundwork for "a larger, more capable, and more lethal joint force" to conduct operations in all domains, including cyberspace.
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With the tools they have been given, they are now more capable than before of sustaining a kind of grass-roots Sino-Judaic identity.
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But those trucks use body-on-frame chassis and solid rear axels, which make them more capable for heavy towing or off-road use.
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It turns your device into a more capable tablet as you can drag and drop files, app icons and more across the operating system.
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But, if you haven't owned an iPad Pro before, these are great machines that are more and more capable of replacing your laptop entirely.
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But there are still some opportunities to save, whether you're interested in Apple's more affordable Series 3 watch, or its more capable Series 5.
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But there are questions about how long these jobs will exist, as robots and other forms of automation become more capable of doing them.
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It is unclear what the overarching economic effects of robots will be as robots become smarter and more capable of interpersonal communication with consumers.
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The DBX, according to Aston Martin, features luxury amenities buyers have come to expect from the brand as well as more capable, utilitarian features.
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In other words: Apple's vertically-integrated hardware and iOS are more capable than lumping together a bunch of off-the-shelf components with Android.
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First, it is time to concede that the DPRK is in possession of a nuclear deterrent that will only grow more capable with time.
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A car that's infinitely more capable and better engineered can be had for half of that — obviously not inexpensive, but down from the stratosphere.
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Our nominee is going to be that much more capable of winning because they're going to be that much more engaged with the grassroots.
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"This is a huge moment for us – four great platforms that become even more capable with working with all of you," Cook said in 2016.
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The update turns your iPad into a more capable tablet as you can drag and drop files, app icons and more across the operating system.
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These VR headsets appear to have positional tracking, a key differentiator that makes them more capable than smartphone-powered headsets like Gear VR and Daydream.
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These VR headsets appear to have positional tracking, a key differentiator that makes them more capable than smartphone-powered headsets like Gear VR and Daydream.
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In recent years, Russia's military has become more assertive and more capable, directed by the Kremlin to probe for weaknesses, sow uncertainty and exploit opportunities.
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The V90 Cross Country is a more capable version of the V90, with 8.3 inches of ground clearance versus 6 inches with the regular wagon.
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That however my body was post-pregnancy was because it was doing something amazing and healthy, and that it made me more capable, not less.
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But the court's finding that juveniles are less culpable than adults and more capable of rehabilitation suggests that the justices should take the final step.
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The most powerful Game Boy yet was still a Game Boy through and through, which meant that it could have been a lot more capable.
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Samsung says the new Bixby will also be more capable at processing natural language and predicting user needs, regardless of which device it's running on.
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Prototype self-driving cars first took to America's public roads in 2012; they have since travelled millions of miles and have become steadily more capable.
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In addition to a delivery service, Bird also unveiled its new, more ruggedized scooter that it says is more capable of handling heavy fleet use.
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But in this new world, these technical founders with deep domain expertise may even be more capable of traversing the idea maze than seasoned operators.
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It brings along a few new features and upgrades, most notably a much more capable processor and the ability to log in with your fingerprint.
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It will only look worse next year as more capable electric cars hit the road, and the Mini gets a more realistic EPA mileage rating.
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The group has gained strength recently and is considered one of the more capable groups fighting the Assad regime in some northeastern parts of Syria.
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When the work was completed in late 1944, the West Virginia was a state of the art battleship, more capable than it had ever been.
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Fire 7 Tablet Kids Edition Fire HD 10 for $100 ($323 off): The Fire HD 10 is a much more capable tablet than the 8.
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Chromebooks are about to get far more capable with the addition of Android apps, but unfortunately, not all Chromebooks are going to get that capability.
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From there, you can check your phone's camera settings and, on more capable Android devices, lock in a low ISO setting and slow shutter speed.
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What I want is rather simpler: a choice of more capable iPhones that I can slot right into my current setup as seamlessly as possible.
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None of the candidates mentioned one another by name, though Mr. Biden and Mr. Buttigieg both presented themselves as more capable of uniting the country.
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That's why Congress directed the study to use military we had in 2012 as a baseline, to reflect the needs of a more capable force.
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Al-Nusra has gained strength recently and is considered one of the more capable groups fighting the Assad regime in some northeastern parts of Syria.
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The China State Shipbuilding Corporation claims it will be more capable of cutting through ice and carrying out advanced research than its foreign-built predecessor.
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But the rotating arms also give the robot a flexible stance, large wheelbase and high clearance that make it much more capable on rough terrain.
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If you want to grow stronger, you have to accept that you are more capable and competent than your brain sometimes gives you credit for.
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Cylindrical sections are made out of carbon-fiber composites inside the tent — at least until the company finishes a larger, more capable, and permanent facility.
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Some installments are more memorable than others, some writers more capable, and because it's ever changing by design, what endures are the words Modern Love.
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I have found it to be more capable and powerful than the 12-inch MacBook, but, again, the difference is not as big as I'd hoped.
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By default, the Google Assistant is already more capable than Alexa when it comes to day-to-day tasks like asking for translations or random information.
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If Apple's software proves more capable than facial recognition systems of the past, it will be because the company took this into account while training it.
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But motherhood has a way of breaking us apart and putting us back together, stronger and more capable—even if we weren't ready to be changed.
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Photo: Brian Barrett (Gizmodo)Year after year, smartphone cameras have become more capable, more versatile, and more of a reason to leave your DSLR at home.
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Yet, despite Corbyn outperforming the Conservative leader in a number of seemingly important areas, the latter is still perceived as the more capable leader (53 > 27%).
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Google Home is becoming a much more capable control center for smart home devices today, with the addition of support from several more products and systems.
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At the same time, there is no denying that today's kids are more capable than ever and are merely adapting to the tools available to them.
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Third-party developers are going to have a lot of fun with it, and it's going to make the iPhone and the iPad more capable devices.
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First, fierce competition in the consumer market has made the machines much cheaper, more reliable and more capable than they were just a few years ago.
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The company hopes Vector, while more expensive than Cozmo at $249.99, makes good on the promise of its predecessor, all in a much more capable package.
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Depending on your perspective, you save $2400 or $2500 for the full package with the Eve V and get a more capable machine into the bargain.
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The Switch is in some ways a bridge between mobile and console gaming, though it's much more capable than that label suggests, as the reviews show.
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Filter bubbles are not unique to this algorithmic moment, but they have become even more capable and imbued with agency in the era of machine learning.
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You don't play a few games, accrue enough points to boost your attributes, and then get back to the playing field as a more capable player.
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The whole thing felt like an intellectual masturbation session, throwing around ideas about simpler times when America was ruled by a more capable class of people.
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The opposition is barely more capable, she says, but at least it will be a change from the conservatives, who have been in power since 2008.
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IP technology surrounds us, and while we have grown more capable in developing that technology into infrastructures, we continue to fall behind in protecting our work.
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And now, with Starhopper's final flight in the can, SpaceX can move forward with attaching more of its Raptor engines to bigger and more capable prototypes.
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All are best as bench players, but they are more capable fill-ins than the Mets' early replacements last season, when injuries also decimated the lineup.
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"In terms of changing Taiwan's situation for the better, I really can't think of anyone out there more capable than Tsai Ing-wen," Ms. Li said.
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Over the past 15 years, the digital threats to our physical lives have become graver, and the perpetrators of them more capable than most people realize.
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Also consider that genetic height enhancement is frequently purchased by affluent parents, and the tendency to view taller individuals as more capable leaders is well documented.
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"There is an increasing trend to make robots smarter and more capable, so that they can operate effectively indoors or within cluttered natural environments," he said.
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The start-up has a smaller and more capable version of its hardware, which collects and processes real-time data about a self-driving vehicle's surroundings.
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Football teams, with 85 scholarships, are far more capable of coping with the loss of a single scholarship than a men's basketball squad, which has 13.
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While other companies are pushing out self-driving features piece by piece, making cars gradually more capable, Urmson says Aurora is aiming for full Level 4 autonomy.
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Even with a far larger and more capable security apparatus, illicit traffic in weapons, drugs, and human beings over the country's territory would be difficult to curtail.
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At that price, it hovers in DJI's lineup between the $499 DJI Spark, the gesture-controlled flyer released last year, and the more capable $999 Mavic Pro.
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It however comes with electronic image stabilization, which is done via software and not the more capable optical image stabilization that most flagship smartphones offer these days.
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Golden State's defense deserves credit for making those shots harder than usual, but guys like James and Love are much more capable finishers than what we saw.
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After a few episodes, he feels less like an unimaginative villain than he does as wonderfully understated figure, a monster who is more capable than he seems.
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The C-Reach hub is a useful addition to the product line that starts to make it a lot more capable — if also a lot more expensive.
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Ecobee makes some of our favorite smart thermostats, and today those thermostats are getting a little more capable with the addition of support for the Google Assistant.
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Electric motorcycles have come a long way in the few years since then, so it's likely that Harley-Davidson's first production bike will be far more capable.
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That should immediately make this machine far faster and more capable, but Microsoft has strangely decided to stick with a 7th Generation Intel Core i7 processor inside.
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A robot octopus is still a good source of nightmare fuel, particularly when we're staring down a future where robots are becoming more capable, and more intelligent.
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If the tests aren't addressed during new talks, the U.S. could again find itself at the brink of war, facing an adversary even more capable than before.
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Not much bigger than a slow cooker (but way more capable), this model uses pressure to quickly cook foods that can normally be an all-day affair.
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Over the past year Google has been making its virtual assistant, the eponymous Google Assistant, more capable of handling what might usually be awkward or onerous conversations.
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In spite of this, the gimbal is actually more capable than the higher-end Ronins, incorporating a number of smarts developed for drones like the Mavic line.
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They could listen to it and it would make them feel more connected to themselves or other people, to feel more capable of feeling love or whatever.
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Features like this and the new "proactive notifications" are starting to paint a picture of Home as a more capable device in its relatively limited feature set.
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For example, the tech could be used to make changes to the immune systems of people with cancer, and make them more capable of fighting the disease.
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Over time, these bots should be able to take on more responsibility, as they become smarter, more capable, and better at understanding the nuances of human language.
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You're still better off getting an iPad for entertainment and light work and a more capable machine for when it's really time to get down to business.
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It isn't the most powerful computer in the world, but it's easy to take around with you and, in future generations, will likely grow much more capable.
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Jeep did an admirable job of making the Wrangler more capable, more refined, and more fuel-efficient without losing any of what makes this vehicle an icon.
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But the real-life struggles Mutesi faces stand in stark contrast to the abstract tactical ones on the board, where she's more capable of controlling the outcome.
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One of our journalists tested the two devices side by side for six days and found Google's product to be smarter, but Echo to be more capable.
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The U.S. general also maintained that the Afghan government forces went on the offensive this year and have become "more capable" after several changes, including new leadership.
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After returning to the Nine-One resort for a more capable vehicle, we were back on the dirt trail to the farm, swatting away low-hanging branches.
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People rave about the Daniel Craig movies, and how they show not only a more vulnerable and fragile Bond but also more capable, and less objectified women.
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We in the House have been warning for years about the threats to our space assets and the unacceptably slow pace to develop more capable space systems.
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But the purchase of the more capable aircraft — some of which can take off vertically as well as in the normal way — adds firepower to Japan's forces.
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Apple's new software update for the iPad will bring real trackpad support, a feature it currently lacks that will make it a much more capable work device.
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Apple may finally be adding mouse support to its mobile devices with iOS 14 — a step that could make the iPad a much more capable productivity device.
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In 2011, he starred in Limitless, a movie about a man who takes a special pill and becomes smarter and more capable than anyone else on Earth.
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The Galaxy Tab A 8.0 is also an excellent option for older kids who need a more capable device for schoolwork and the "occasional" YouTube binge sessions.
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In the 1990s, Martinez said, U.S. authorities became more capable of intercepting planes, and Guzman and his Colombian suppliers largely switched to using fishing and merchant ships.
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Forbes, serving as chairman of the House Committee on Seapower, has tackled these issues for years, and has been an advocate for a larger, more capable navy.
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The parade will showcase a military that is, according to foreign military analysts, more capable, more integrated and better equipped than at any point in Chinese history.
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If you can't use Ethernet, the GT-AC5300 offers three different wireless bands working at the much more capable 1024-QAM spec to keep network congestion low.
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But as smaller circuits required ever more capable and expensive fabs, the number of companies which could afford their own shrank and the contract-manufacture business grew.
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They'll have higher CP and HP, and thus they'll be more capable of going to gyms and winning in battle without you having to power them up.
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The primitive 3D visuals would've looked especially bad going up against the much more capable PlayStation, while the structure makes it feel fairly brief compared to the original.
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The inclusion of this feature makes AirPods more capable and more alluring; it's significant given they are almost universally hailed as one of Apple's best products in years.
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With Siri being dumb as rocks and more capable devices available for as little as $40, it's obvious why people prefer Amazon's Alexa and Google Assistant over Siri.
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That means Zipline will need both more distribution centers and more capable delivery drones to cover a country that is bigger than any US state except for Alaska.
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Fifth, the more capable the North's nuclear capability becomes, the more the U.S., South Korea, and Japan need to adapt their deterrence capability and strategy individually and collectively.
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Montgomery added that there's a good chance North Korea will become more capable in producing hydropower as well as synthetic fuels from coal — but it's a long game.
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You'll be faster, more efficient, and more capable than ever before, which means you'll be able to attain higher profitability and deal with less stress than ever before.
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Improved RAW photo support Apple has slowly been making iOS more capable when it comes to supporting and editing RAW image files, and iOS 12 continues that effort.
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In essence, however, Android remains Google's dominant mobile OS, while Chrome OS has been taking on more responsibility as Chromebooks have steadily become more capable and tablet-like.
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After I come in from the sun, I feel my face looks healthier and more like my own, that even my limbs look somehow stronger and more capable.
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Genji is more capable than Soldier at close range due to his spread attack and melee dash, but Deflect shuts down Soldier's most potent weapon — his Ultimate — immediately.
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That's another reason the authors say we need updated guidelines: the private space industry is growing more capable and more ambitious in its exploration of the Solar System.
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In those days, not only was the hardware less capable, there really wasn't room for expandability to make machines like the Commodore VIC-20 or Famicom more capable.
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But now, the company has overhauled that app into something much more capable, allowing you to access full manual options and have more control over your phone's camera.
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The evidence indicates US workers will instead be lapped by the gentler swells of a gradual revolution, in which jobs are transformed piecemeal as machines grow more capable.
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So with 25 flights under its belt, we bid farewell to the moderately reusable Falcons of yesterday and say hello to the more capable and reusable Block 22016.
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Leites, meanwhile, has shown himself to be far more capable than his 2009 losses to Anderson Silva and Alessio Sakara (and resulting UFC release) led us to believe.
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It's among the more capable home security cameras, with 1080p video quality, 130-degree wide-angle lens, and a two-way speaker so you can chat with interlopers.
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App Annie explains Google's expansion as being driven by emerging markets like India, Mexico, and Turkey, which are getting increased access to cheaper and more capable Android handsets.
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As iOS matures into Apple's foremost and best operating system — spanning larger, more capable computers like the iPad Pro — it's spurring the development of correspondingly more sophisticated apps.
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Have you ever heard a song more likely to be DJed by a Roomba and yet more capable of getting a grown woman down to her barely-theres?
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Wheeler seems far more capable than Pruitt of negotiating a deal with California on fuel economy that would keep standards rising and save motorists thousands in gasoline costs.
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Many people will question why Acer would go to the trouble of creating the Swift 7 if the Spin 7 is so much more capable as a computer.
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But if they have a hand-me-down, four-year-old iPhone or Android device, it may be a good time to get a speedier, more capable phone.
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As AI systems become more capable, and as countries like Russia grow bolder in their military use, AI will be fielded in more diverse missions and operational contexts.
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"Black Hawks are manoeuverable because they are smaller than the Mi-17, so will be more capable during fighting, carrying soldiers, or cargo," said one pilot, Zabihullah Dorandish.
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On Friday, Venus ends its retrograde and you'll feel more capable of moving forward with complicated decisions that have been up for deliberation over the past 40 days.
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Once the rest of the band jumped in, Nanna and Broach showed their growth as songwriters, more capable of distilling their influences into something that became their own.
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We're back at the beginning — geographically we're in the hallway again — but the Alicia in front of us is far more ready, far more capable, and far different.
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"When you have to look after family members who (are) less capable in leading people that are more capable (than) them, then that is family business," Ken said.
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New video game consoles are normally introduced every six or seven years, a far cry from the smartphone business, where more capable models debut every year or so.
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A more convincing answer is that while Greenspan was (and is) a more capable economist than he gets credit for these days, he was an even better politician.
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"We need to push Biden to be a stronger candidate more capable of mobilizing young and climate voters should he be the Democratic nominee against Trump," she said.
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There's a lot of people, entrepreneurs, out there who are way smarter and more capable than I am that have never had the kind of success of Groupon.
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They're certainly as capable, if not more capable, than some of the men that I've worked with — and I've worked with men who are great coaches as well.
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Those in favor of lower taxes have argued that individuals are more capable than the government of allocating money to important causes, including people in need of assistance.
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Yet the desire on his part is clearly there, the diplomatic window is still open, and Israel's Air Force is more capable now than it was in 2012.
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The inability to produce is especially problematic for the Republican Party, which portrays itself as more capable and efficient when it comes to running an unwieldy federal bureaucracy.
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Now is the time for a bipartisan and bicameral group of legislators to come together and build a 21st century Congress more capable of dealing with emerging technologies.
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At a retail price of $19,900, it's not exactly motorcycle-cheap, but it is a more capable and well-appointed vehicle than it may appear at first glance.
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By next September, Qualcomm will almost certainly have introduced a more capable and future-proofed 220G modem that will better unlock all the potential we keep hearing about.
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" Joseph Dempsey, an analyst with the International Institute for Strategic Studies, said the fact the missile flew for 37 minutes suggests this was a test "of something more capable.
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And based on the numbers we got, it seems like those CPUs still had even more to give, which might work better with one Sonnet's more capable GPU enclosures.
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The nation could be sliding towards a major war with a power that is far more capable than Iraq -- which managed to bog down US troops for a decade.
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A decade ago Toyota's Tacoma defined the midsize truck category as Ford, GM and Fiat Chrysler's Ram focused on building bigger, more capable and more expensive full-size pickups.
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It's for everyone who hasn't yet jumped on board with the platform, who wants something more capable than the regular 2DS, and who doesn't have much interest in 3D.
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The Service Weapon is an ever-more-capable firearm that, over time, unlocks the ability to behave like other weapons: a shotgun, a machine gun, even a rocket launcher.
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"We have seen an exodus of the more capable and technocratic ministers and in their place there are politically connected replacements," said Malte Liewerscheidt, vice president at Teneo Intelligence.
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But now, instead of forcing you to jump straight up to $1,000 for something more capable like the Mavic Pro, it has the Mavic Air between them, at $800.
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The problem is usually price, especially when compared to other products that might be more capable when it comes to features like synchronized playback or use with voice assistants.
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If you're more of a power user, the $1,549 model is built with a more capable Intel Core i7 9750H CPU and a dedicated Nvidia GTX 1650 graphics card.
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Chrome OS has the advantage of running a full, true desktop-class browser that is much more capable than Safari on an iPad (or even Edge on a Surface).
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Presumably it's targeted at families, but these days most kids have their own tablets that are more capable at gaming than what the Kangaroo Notebook seems able to muster.
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This year landings became almost routine, and engineers bid farewell to the moderately reusable Falcons of yesterday, ushering in an era of more capable Falcons, dubbed the Block 5.
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And on days when people think they've had a meaningful impact on others at work, they feel more energized at home and more capable of dealing with difficult situations.
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In a statement to Reuters, Boeing confirmed the changes in payment and inventory terms, saying they were necessary to compete when airlines want more capable planes at lower prices.
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First, with iOS 10, Siri should be much more capable than before when it comes to understanding what you're saying, answering quickly, and using context as much as possible.
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If you use something more capable, like a camcorder, you have to do all the work — zooming in and out, panning, tilting — and that leaves no margin for error.
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"We have zero tolerance for any illegal behavior in our jails, and we are confident that our ongoing reforms are yielding more capable officers and safer jails," he said.
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To the contrary, they break often, partly because humans remain far more capable to find the edge cases of a software platform than software developers are of anticipating them.
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They are exercising them, and I would be surprised if they are going to rest on their laurels as opposed to continue to develop new and more capable systems.
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"With the arrival of Thomas Kurian, we see more discipline in pricing and a renewed, more focused investment in building a larger, more capable enterprise sales team," Smith wrote.
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The Obama administration's attempts to force China to impose sanctions on North Korea repeatedly failed: The past eight years have only yielded a much more capable nuclear-armed adversary.
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"The JLTV is a lot more capable than the Humvee," said Mario Marin, the JLTV lead instructor with the I Marine Expeditionary Force JLTV Operator New Equipment Training course.
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So, for example, the messages app now has a new horizontal two-up display… We do everything to take advantage of these huge displays to make them more capable.
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For now, he said, North Korea was the "most urgent" task for the U.S. Navy in Asia as it became "more and more capable" with every new missile test.
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Most Americans – 52 percent – also said that Democrats can do a better job than Republicans of handling immigration, while 38 percent said that Republicans are more capable on immigration.
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Dr. Munster noted that, over all, the new coronavirus seems no more capable of surviving for long periods than its close cousins SARS and MERS, which caused previous epidemics.
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The investment needed in more than roads and bridges, including our technological and energy infrastructure, will allow for a country that is more capable and ready for new innovations.
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If you have a modern 4K television, there are better and more capable Rokus you can buy, but get this one if you'd rather spend as little as possible.
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This is definitely a controller with a premium price tag, but it's packed with features that make it a top choice if you're looking for a more capable gamepad.
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Instead, we may fantasize about our partners more than anyone else because we know that our partners are more capable of giving us what we need in that moment.
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Alexa on phones is often more capable than it gets credit for — but it's still nowhere near as good nor as integrated as the Google Assistant or even Siri.
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"This weekend's launch is part of a larger pattern of aggressive testing that confirms the North's intent to produce more capable, more lethal and more survivable systems," he said.
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I just feel like there are a lot of other writers who are much more capable than I am of figuring out how to do that in fresh ways.
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The general view you get is that Russia is maybe the more aggressive short-term threat, but China is the much longer term, more capable existential threat over time.
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As individuals get older, they're less likely to pick up smoking because they are more capable of weighing the long-term health risks against short-term incentives to smoke.
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Armin Schmidt-Franke, vice president of the BAAINBw, said the more capable Heron TP drones would significantly improve Germany's surveillance capabilities and the ability to protect troops on the ground.
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No, iPadOS isn't a completely new reimagining of the iPad's software — it's still iOS — but Apple's tweaked it in many ways to make it more capable as a productivity machine.
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And now, German transport minister Alexander Dobrindt asked Tesla to ditch the term "Autopilot," arguing it can lead consumers to think the car is far more capable than it is.
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But places as poor as Niger face almost impossible opportunity costs even in peacetime, as well as long-term questions of governance that could overwhelm richer and more capable states.
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The Z71 trim package, another off-road variant, made up 30 percent of the model's sales and the more capable ZR2 makes up nearly 12 percent of the vehicle's sales.
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The study isn't the first, even by these researchers, to find that jet dryers are more capable of spreading germs compared to paper towels and less-powerful warm air dryers.
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Plus, it has a higher-resolution AMOLED screen and four speakers instead of the iPad Air's two, which could make it an even more capable Netflix machine than the iPad.
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Its latest attempt is the Inspiron Gaming Desktop, a very entry-level desktop PC that starts at $143 but can be upgraded into a much more capable — and expensive — machine.
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The use of drone tech to keep up with the capabilities of pirates could also be a cost-effective way to make Canada's cash-strapped navy more capable, Rudd adds.
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That's why, between the EcoBoost High Performance Package, GT Performance Package, Bullitt, Shelby GT500 and Shelby GT350, there's never been a more capable stable full of Mustangs to choose from.
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" He added: "Of the thousands of ISIS fighters who remain, some may be in the rank and file, but some presumably are the more capable and more dangerous leadership types.
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"[M]any voters may not need to be convinced that female a candidate is more capable — they must be convinced that Americans are capable of electing them," the report says.
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As a previous Cellular Insights note attested, the Qualcomm X12 modem is far more capable than the Intel modem, meaning that users should be getting the fastest-possible download speeds.
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The break in testing matches lulls at similar times in past years and North Korea is almost certainly continuing its push for more capable nuclear weapons, South Korean officials say.
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Retired General Anthony Zinni, former chief of U.S. Central Command, told Reuters the UAE was "a top military" in the region and "exponentially more capable than its size might indicate".
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Improved offline support is one reason to go for this app over the online alternatives, and in general it's a cleaner, more capable take on the old word processor idea.
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Growing demand in the U.S. for trucks has Ford ready to reclaim some ground, so it's launched a bigger, more refined and more capable Ranger for the 2019 model year.
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What they leave out is that it's also more capable, more refined, safer, more powerful, more comfortable and more advanced than that old Ranger while still offering extremely competitive pricing.
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And research backs this up: Darker-skinned black women face disadvantages in applying for jobs, and there's an assumption that lighter-skinned blacks are more capable of doing the work.
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A few more decades of improvement on artificial intelligence and robotics should yield far more capable machines that can perform almost all work more effectively and more efficiently than humans.
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Given his insights and experience, Mr. Clinton could be more capable than anyone else in ensuring the success of her presidency — or he could cast a long shadow over her.
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She told a conference that the banking system was more stable and more competitive in the wake of the global financial crisis and more capable of withstanding the next crisis.
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The Pentagon also said it would replace one Navy ship in the region with a more capable vessel, the Arlington, an amphibious ship designed to carry Marines and combat helicopters.
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As A.I. becomes more capable, we will start to see signs of real collaboration, which requires a level of trust akin to that of human partners in a complex environment.
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This is Waymo's fifth-generation hardware suite and, with more than a decade of research and development, one would expect it to be better and more capable than its predecessors.
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"What's particularly concerning is that this network of proxies is becoming more and more capable as Iran seeds more and more" of its "destructive weapons into these networks," Lt. Gen.
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And as those machines grow more capable, BD itself is transitioning: Longtime boss Marc Raibert is moving from CEO to chairman, with Robert Playter, the company's COO, taking his place.
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But Mr Elleman warns that until the much faster and more capable version of America's SM-3 interceptor becomes available, perhaps by next year, the chances of success would be low.
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These are monuments of human endeavor and in honor of human history, and they feel more powerful, more capable of tapping the universal thread of humanity, outside the structured gallery environment.
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It's cheaper now since the release of a new version that's faster and more capable, though there is supposedly no difference in sound performance compared to the now-last-gen model.
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At this year's show, we can look forward to a whole new slate of VR-ready PCs and even laptops that should be more affordable and more capable than past models.
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In 2018, the mobile gaming market matured with hits like Fortnite, PUBG and Roblox taking advantage of more capable specs on smartphones, as well as the trend toward cross-platform gaming.
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Oculus filled the Gear VR's old spot with the Oculus Go mobile headset, and it's now nudging users toward the Oculus Quest, a more expensive but also far more capable device.
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Quantum supremacy — the moment when quantum computers will be more capable than classical ones — is still well out of reach, but researchers in both countries are pushing aggressively in that direction.
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In the most charitable possible interpretation, America's Syria policy under the helm of Jeffrey, an old Turkey hand edging toward retirement, was outfoxed by a more capable and united Turkish government.
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I simply don't spend a lot of time on two-wheelers, and so the LiveWire — as exciting as it to ride — is faster and more capable than what I'm looking for.
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These observatories will be exponentially more capable of pinpointing biosignatures, so scientists will need to be primed to read the subtle exoplanetary clues that could revolutionize our place in the cosmos.
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Mobile gaming is on the rise as people pick up more capable smartphones and tablets, but it's not going to replace the type of sophistication consoles allow for most AAA titles.
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Your range of motion is limited in tripod grip, but it can provide for more precision, where the overhand grip is more capable and versatile; it's also harder to use precisely.
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"Our security team has matured and we feel more capable to handle the increased scrutiny a public program gives us," Yelp's head of security Vivek Raman told TechCrunch in an email.
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If you want a bit more power, the $1,099 configuration features a more capable 9th Gen Intel Core i7 processor and Nvidia GTX 1660 Ti GPU, which are both respectable specs.
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But for those hoping their Pebble was a little more capable as a fitness tracker, Tylt has designed a simple case that upgrades the Pebble Time with a heart rate monitor.
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Other potential explanations, the authors write, are that mothers with higher education may be more capable of helping manage diabetes and could help their kids on how to control their disease.
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Tesla is preparing for a wider roll out a more capable and robust version of its "eventual" automated parking feature known as Enhanced Summon next week, CEO Elon Musk tweeted Saturday.
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Since then, DxO has pushed out quarterly software updates that have added smaller features to the camera, which is called the DxO One, making it a bit more capable each time.
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Even though it's now a far more capable device, at $3,500, it's not a consumer device, and I don't expect we'll see any AAA games ported to HoloLens 2 anytime soon.
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Despite the defeat, Miami, rebuilding under its first-year coach, Mark Richt, also looks a lot more capable than the Hurricanes team that was walloped by Clemson, 58-0, last season.
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A public-private partnership that funds projects in closer coordination with government is the best formula that will allow for more focused and more capable technology development to benefit all citizens.
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G.M. and Audi expect to offer enhanced cruise control and collision-avoidance systems in some 2018 models that they say will be the equals of, or more capable than, Tesla's Autopilot.
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The justices ruled that sentencing courts must make "individualized sentencing decisions" for such defendants because they are not as morally culpable as adults, and are more capable of changing over time.
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Marty is advertised as an aisle-sweeping superhero, but it's simply a messenger that shouts about a problem until a more capable human comes and removes whatever the hazard may be.
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He explains that countries with large middle-class populations are less likely to go to war, more capable of preventing global epidemics and more likely to buy American goods and services.
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Amazon Alexa and the Google Assistant are both seen as smarter and more capable, not least becuase they tightly integrate with data from each company's own range of products and services.
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Dramatically more capable, they may be all the more welcome in workplaces, and could create enormous gulfs between the performance of those who invest in them and those who do not.
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Assistant will also become more conversational, more capable when used on a device with a display and be in 80 countries and support 30 languages by the end of the year.
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"The KN-08 and KN-14 are far more capable than more conservative estimates," Jeffrey Lewis, a missile and nuclear weapons expert who blogs at Arms Control Wonk, wrote in April.
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Sansa Stark stood up to a Queen and showed herself to be smarter and more capable than her father and brothers, a far cry from the spoiled brat of season one.
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Mr. Modrzewski said his company is already developing more capable successors — each one is designed to last only about three years — and a constellation of small satellites could provide world coverage.
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The 23-year-old Ko could not have asked for a more capable Sherpa than Brooker to help her plant her name at the top of the ANA Inspiration leader board.
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"We have assessed that, even after the liberation of ISIS controlled territory, ISIS probably is still more capable than al Qaeda in Iraq at its peak in 2006-2007," Robertson said.
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The Tasty One Top, a countertop burner that allows you to control the temperature of your pan to the degree, seems like a nice way to become a more capable cook.
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"Ending overfishing would strengthen the ocean, making it more capable of withstanding climate change and restoring marine ecosystems — and it can be done now," fisheries expert Rashid Sumaila told the Guardian.
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Michael Bloomberg would almost certainly have jumped into the fray, sensing unoccupied territory in the political center, and an infinitely saner and more capable billionaire might well be our president-elect.
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"It was only after I'd been off birth control for a few months that I began to realize I felt completely different—much happier, more productive and more capable," she says.
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We'll continue to make them smarter and more capable and more powerful until we reach a point at which they start to learn on their own and start to modify themselves.
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Fans of "credible" punk may scoff at a band whose audience was largely comprised of teenagers, but in truth Motion City Soundtrack were probably far more capable as artists than often considered.
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Machines are getting smarter and more capable by the minute, leading to concerns that AI will eventually match, and then exceed, human levels of intelligence—a prospect known as artificial superintelligence (ASI).
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The middle of the jet market is widely seen as a "grey space" sitting between workhorse narrow-body jets like the Boeing 737 or the larger and more capable wide-body jets.
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Facebook hasn't shared why its updated machine learning algorithm is now more capable than it once was—or if a previous version was ever widely in use on users' Newsfeeds before today.
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One critical tech challenge that will require immediate attention from the new leadership is the need for government action to maintain momentum in building faster, more capable mobile networks for internet access.
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Meanwhile, firms such as Magic Leap, Meta and Microsoft, are building much more capable headsets that can sense their surroundings and react to them, projecting convincing, three-dimensional illusions onto the world.
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The effect is impressive, even with this smaller soundbar, but if you have a massive TV, you're probably going to want the bigger, more capable home theater system that best matches it.
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In other words, M probably is more capable than all the virtual assistants, but largely because humans are on the other end of the puppet strings handling tasks that artificial intelligence cannot.
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Ghost Robotics' latest video shows the Minitaur even more capable than it was before, now showing off its ability to skitter over rocks, duck under ledges, and worm its way through tunnels.
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A series of experiments by Laurie A. Rudman, a psychology professor at Rutgers, found that women who spoke directly about their strengths and achievements were considered more capable, but also less hirable.
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While the existing Windows Mixed Reality headsets don't offer any augmented reality experiences or a passthrough mode like the Gear VR, more headsets will arrive in the future that are more capable.
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The official says AQIS has demonstrated a more capable presence in Dhaka over the past few months than ISIS, and so far, all of its attacks in Bangladesh have been in Dhaka.
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While this was a preliminary assessment based on information developing at the time, the official says AQIS has demonstrated a more capable presence in Dhaka over the past few months than ISIS.
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Robot development and investment are accelerating rapidly, and every year robots get dramatically more capable and less expensive — the Internet means that what one robot learns, many can learn instantly, for example.
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But he may be more capable than Mrs May of the political and ideological flexibility that will be required to get Britain out of the trap in which it has placed itself.
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In total, the Megakopter has 48 electric motors that keep it aloft, and its creators have been continuously working to improve and refine its design to make it more and more capable.
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So, after a long day, your feet are swollen, you can literally go into the bean bed and come out feeling so much more capable of moving that part of your body.
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Each device was just the background on which Microsoft's innovations were being staged, whether they were machine-learning APIs for helping the blind get around or a smarter and more capable Cortana.
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I would say, however, that it's sort of interesting that the current generation of young grandmaster players seem to be more capable of playing these computer moves than perhaps the older generation.
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With energy systems now massively digitized and interconnected, with attackers at all levels becoming more capable and aggressive, and with current approaches to cyber defense observably not keeping pace, something must give.
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The Russians, whose missiles have grown more capable of a highly accurate first strike, might be tempted to try to knock out the strategic command and control systems of the United States.
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In a series of tweets on Wednesday and Thursday, Tesla CEO Elon Musk and the electric-car maker's Twitter account indicated that the company was working on a new, more capable powertrain.
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In a series of tweets on Wednesday and Thursday, Tesla CEO Elon Musk and the electric-car maker's Twitter account indicated that the company was working on a new, more capable powertrain.
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"You taught young women across the nation that they are just as capable, if not more capable, of standing shoulder to shoulder with men and being totally unapologetic about it," Mabuza said.
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The patent application describes an aircraft that has an H-shaped frame, a structure Google says may prove more capable of carrying a rotating screen and still be constructed from lightweight materials.
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While it's hitting both platforms, it'll be a bit more capable on Android — which makes sense, of course, as Google has a whole lot more control over things on their own turf.
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"We plan to continue conducting these on-site trainings, while expanding the scope of the training program as our vehicles become more capable and our operational design domain expands," the report reads.
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"We have also commented for some time over the sustainability of operating margins in an evolving environment with ever greater competition from more capable peers," Shore's Robin Speakman said in a note.
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"As the drone technology gets harder to shoot down, the counter drone technology gets more advanced and more capable that in turn will drive further advances in drone technology itself," Michel said.
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While the new headsets from Dell, Lenovo, and the rest may not match the Oculus Rift in terms of display quality, they'll immediately be more accessible and in some ways more capable.
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A more capable, competent, and stable person would, by now, have either changed their behavior to receive more of the response they crave or given up on getting the response they crave.
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But it was her (sadly) short-lived ABC show, Agent Carter, that truly let her talents—which generally included being smarter and more capable than almost anyone else—get the attention they deserved.
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Whether you learn new photography skills, develop a new perspective on politics, gain a new identity such as "organic gardener" or simply feel like a better, more capable person, self-expansion has benefits.
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That means if you want to take advantage of the iPhone's fast charging capabilities, you need to shell out at least another $50 for a more capable power adapter and a new cable.
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In a new white paper, the Association of British Insurers argues that drivers don't understand the limitations of these semi-autonomous systems, and believe their car is more capable than it really is.
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Working in tandem with LCS anti-submarine and surface warfare systems, attack submarines with a more capable torpedo could better identify and attack enemy targets near coastal areas and shallow water enemy locations.
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That extra bit of friction is enough to make Siri my default voice assistant when I'm away from my Echo Dot, even though I find Alexa to be smarter, faster, and more capable.
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" Of her short documentary, the This Is Us star told AdWeek: "Maybe [my video] will make people feel like they are more powerful than they expected or more capable than they thought previously.
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The Hydrogen Two is being designed "virtually from scratch" in partnership with a new ODM that is "clearly more capable of building and supporting the product we (and our customers) demand," Jannard says.
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Yariv Bash, the CEO of Flytrex, tells The Verge that he thinks of the company as "drone agnostic," meaning it will be able to incorporate more capable drones as they hit the market.
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Given that the US Navy has decades of experience tracking far more capable Soviet submarines, any warheads North Korea puts to sea in a crisis are more of a liability than an asset.
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We found that if you put a Special Forces Operational Detachment Alpha of 12 guys out with a battalion of a few hundred indigenous soldiers, they [the indigenous soldiers] become much more capable.
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It is vastly more powerful than the Connect:Amp at 5993 watts per channel, and vastly more capable, with AirPlay 2 support, HDMI input, and a huge variety of custom control settings and configurations.
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But on a more serious note, she said she has been taken aback by Trump's rhetoric about immigrants and will support Clinton because she feels the Democratic nominee is more capable than Trump.
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It's clearly designed to be a cheaper and more portable Surface that lowers the barrier of entry for those put off by the price of a Surface Pro and its more capable specifications.
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As media saturated the domestic sphere and NASA sparked the American imagination, the digital revolution brought a proliferation of more capable computers, Xerox machines, electronic music instruments, and new recording devices and formats.
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It would make her more likely to be elected president, and more capable of governing effectively as president, if Clinton would take a true leadership position on the central issue of creating jobs.
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For now, it's the lowest common denominator of tethered headsets, and a world in which all games had to work on it could discourage risky creative experiments on more capable and interesting hardware.
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But the researchers' findings suggest that as the overall job market sags — and economic opportunities overall are worse — more capable applicants head for the classrooms in search of better opportunities and competitive salaries.
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That's approaching the time for the next big Android Wear update, and you never know, maybe better and more capable software will make this a device worth desiring for more than its looks.
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According to the Pentagon, ISIS is "more capable" now than Al Qaeda in Iraq was at its peak, in 2007, and there are still some thirty thousand fighters operating in Syria and Iraq.
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It argues that those who make small mistakes – low-level drug offenses, let's say—are more capable of turning their behavior around than those who make big mistakes – taking a life, for example.
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Because of the depth of her global role at the CIA, she is a stronger and more capable leader who will allow the CIA to engage effectively and face its 21st century challenges.
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Throughout the '80s, '85033s and the 2000s, we built ever more capable systems, developed faster and faster processors, housed billions of terabytes of data, and placed our private and public lives increasingly online.
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Dramatically more capable, AI-enabled devices may be all the more welcome in workplaces, and could create enormous gulfs between the performance of those who invest in them and those who do not.
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At the same time, low cost smartphones continue to become more capable as higher end specs and features are squeezed further down the price continuum by a hyper competitive, face-paced smartphone market.
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When the science fiction author Arthur C. Clarke said that any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic, I imagine he meant that as devices become more capable their inner processes become invisible.
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Fedor attributed the steady uptick to increased enforcement and more "capable assets" being deployed by the Coast Guard, but he also noted that "the United States is the biggest consumer of illicit narcotics."
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"The deal is more capable of a resurrection than it ever has been, but it's up to the EU. The EU has to play ball," said David Jones, a Brexit-supporting former minister.
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He lamented the cost of the Ford-class carriers, the first of which has topped $13 billion, as well as the increased vulnerability of Navy carriers as adversarial powers develop more capable weapons.
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"(Today's students) have a very strong sense of their rights, the rule of law and social responsibilities -- and they are more capable than any previous generations in observing the world independently," it said.
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Today, her theme put a smile on my face by reminding me of a tough time in my life, and how I discovered that I was stronger and more capable than I realized.
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"But the overall quality of the ships has improved, since each new destroyer and frigate inducted into service, for example, is larger and much more capable than the ones being replaced," he said.
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It also boasts haptic feedback far more capable than the rumble motor console gamers are used to, with highly programmable voice-coil actuators located in the left and right grips of the controller.
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Among them, he has said the Cybertruck would be more capable, in terms of towing and hauling, than a Ford F-2000 and perform as a better sports car than a Porsche 269.
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In an interview with MSNBC Wednesday, McMaster defended Nicholson, saying he couldn't "imagine a more capable commander in any, on any mission," and insisting that Trump had confidence in his man in Afghanistan.
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But if you can work with Chrome OS — something that gets easier and easier with each passing day as Google's operating system gets more and more capable — it might just be worth the price.
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With it, you are so much more capable, you are so much more, and your ability to get greater results because of those butterflies -- don't let them control you, just let them be there.
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"After the reforms, our military's scale is smaller, but it is more capable, its structure is more optimized, its formation more scientific," the report paraphrased Xi, who is head of the military, as saying.
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I now wear an Apple Watch, and while it's certainly more capable than my Hogwarts-branded timepiece, it fails one major test, the one I apply to everything I wear: Is it good-looking?
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Think back to August 1—you've been in this situation before, except unlike last time, Mars isn't retrograde, so you're feeling much more capable of expertly and coolly addressing the situation and moving forward.
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"Every single product and service that ICE has available to them makes them more efficient, able to operate at a bigger scale, and more capable of committing widespread human rights abuses," the workers said.
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He thinks that drones will come in a much wider range of shapes and sizes in future, and that nature will provide the inspiration needed to make them more agile, safer and more capable.
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Legged robots are becoming more capable, and companies like Boston Dynamics, Agility Robotics, and Anybotics are starting to position them as useful tools for jobs like site surveying, surveillance, security, and even package delivery.
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The plan, however, is to develop Skybot and its successors into more capable functional companions that can do activities in environments that are inhospitable to humans — including perhaps in the vacuum of outer space.
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But I think there's enough of it that we're seeing when regional separatist groups glom on to either al-Qaeda or ISIS, they become much more dangerous, much more capable, and much more emboldened.
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The stabilization point for threes is very high (around 750 attempts), but there's now more evidence that Powell's a more capable NBA 3-point shooter than he is an incapable NCAA 3-point shooter.
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A queen may die or go "missing," a failing queen may be usurped by a power-hungry younger, more capable queen, or a hive will decide to rebel divide into two different kingdoms colonies.
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The company could make this easier on its customers by allowing them to uninstall Bixby or reprogram the button to do other functions (like, say, launch the far faster and more capable Google Assistant).
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I was able to make out the details of nearby trees as well as another nearby drone when using the new FPV goggles in "audience mode" (with a more capable pilot at the sticks).
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First released nearly 20 years ago, the Cross Country was Volvo's attempt to deliver a more capable, more rugged vehicle, ready to tackle the hilly backroads of Volvo strongholds like Washington, Vermont, and Colorado.
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The device is no longer available on Apple's online store, and links to pages about it have been re-routed to information on the newer, more capable Apple TV that saw release last year.
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"The Afghan military is being made more capable, you'll notice that more of the forces are special forces, advised and assisted, accompanied by NATO mentors and these are the most effective forces," Mattis said.
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Taking advantage of a newly worded United Nations resolution that merely "calls upon" Iran to limit its missile testing, it has kept up a steady pace of tests, with more and more capable weaponry.
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Thirty-eight percent of the Americans surveyed said the Democrats in Congress are likely to be more capable in handling the issue, as compared with the 30 percent who said the same of Trump.
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The rubbery materials that comprise the company's robotic grippers make them much more compliant and therefore more capable of picking up a variety of objects with minimal pre-programming and on-board vision systems.
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Larger farms are important because of scale and because they are great at adapting technology for efficiency, but smaller farms are more capable of innovation, as groups like Practical Farmers of Iowa have proved.
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They're focused devices that are meant to be more capable notepads, a place to jot down ideas, read documents and books, and generally disconnect in a more distraction-free environment than traditional digital products.
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They're focused devices that are meant to be more capable notepads, a place to jot down ideas, read documents and books, and generally disconnect in a more distraction-free environment than traditional digital products.
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Levandowski and his teammates reprised the effort for the 2005 Grand Challenge, but Ghostrider was never a serious threat to the more capable vehicles developed by the likes of Carnegie Mellon and Stanford universities.
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"We could not have found a more capable partner than Silk Road Fund to complement DEWA and us on what is the largest single renewable energy project underway in the world today," he added.
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Ghostbusters is a celebration, in other words, of Reagan-era market conservatism, of entrepreneurship and privatization, of profit motives and individual initiative, all of which prove more capable and effective than public sector power.
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It's a character that has an appealing emotional breadth, you can play games with him, and then over time, this actually kind of evolves over the software side, and gets more and more capable.
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But in the long run, we&aposll become accustomed to interacting with AI agents that are smarter and more capable at performing tasks that were previously thought to be the exclusive domain of human operators.
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As hardware on mobile devices has become more capable of running more advanced games (not that there's anything wrong with Snake or Tetris, but come on), developers have begun to take mobile gaming more seriously.
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"This four-fold improvement reflects the significant work we've been doing to make our software and hardware more capable and mature," Dmitri Dolgov, head of self-driving technology for Waymo, wrote in a blog post.
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As someone who's been toying around with the Arduino and the Raspberry Pi platforms since their origins, you'd be hard-pressed to find someone who's more capable of making Arduino lessons both fun and informative.
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"So now in our 23rd year in business, our 14th as a public company our ability to innovate, adapt and improve is stronger and holistically more capable than it's ever been," Plank told the audience.
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So these updates, though they seem relatively minor and niche for now, only help to make Facebook Live a more capable competitor to traditional TV, professional content hosted on streaming services, and now even YouTube.
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I'd be remiss if I didn't also mention the Xiaomi Mi 22.5, arguably the most similar phone to the OnePlus 27, featuring the same 230-megapixel sensor, albeit in a more capable triple-camera arrangement.
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Tesla pioneered the concept of making cars more capable over time, pushing out hundreds of over-the-air (OTA) updates to things like steering, braking and windshield wipers since introducing its Model S in 2012.
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Psychologists have shown that we tend to feel more capable of extending moral concern to others if we're not competing with them for scarce resources and if our own needs are already taken care of.
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The scientist, who just joined Western University after leaving University College London, is focused on helping stroke patients and others regain fine motor control, although more capable robots and improved prostheses will be another outcome.
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Though it may sound somewhat odd to hear that Google is promoting a very basic platform like Casting over something far more capable like Android TV, it's easy to see why it might want to.
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It's about kids with special powers and seems to have a weirdly standard "chosen boy will save the world with help from more-capable girl" plot line, which I don't get the sense I'll love.
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It's shown investors that it can turn out huge gains when it wants to, due to its more capable logistics network, Prime subscription service, cloud computing efforts, and growing family of Kindle and Echo devices.
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If you're a man being evaluated for a job as a lab manager, you will be given more mentorship, judged as more capable, and offered a higher starting salary than if you were a woman.
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"Our Boeing team has taken the most successful twin-aisle jet of all time and made it even more efficient, more capable and more comfortable for all," President and CEO of Boeing Stan Deal said.
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Later, as children become more capable of feeding, dressing, cleaning, and entertaining themselves, their moms and dads get back small chunks of time that they hadn't even noticed they'd been losing to daily child maintenance.
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This kind of adaptive quality means the robots could become far more capable of performing a greater variety of tasks in more diverse environments by choosing the actions they need to perform in a given scenario.
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"As the private industry shows itself to be more and more capable, it may become obvious that NASA... will save so much money launching [hardware] in smaller pieces and putting everything together in space," says Muncy.
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The idea is to use software advancements to make existing hardware more capable, so upgrade costs can come down and speeds can increase without AT&T having to rip up roads and make significant hardware investments.
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Set against the backdrop of continuous AI improvements, the picture seems simple enough: machines get a little more capable every day, and every extra bit of intelligence brings a few more jobs within reach of automation.
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The iPhone Xs may not look much different than the iPhone X, but under the hood there are several changes that make it more powerful than its predecessor — a faster processor, more capable camera, and more.
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"For a long time I thought there were people who were smarter, more capable than me who were handling everything, so I didn't need to worry about it … but that isn't necessarily the case," Dalton says.
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The Surround 2360, which Facebook unveiled last year as an open-source spec guide for others to build off of, has been upgraded as both a larger, more capable unit and a smaller, more portable version.
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It also takes the promise of mobile VR — the idea that you can take it anywhere and use it without restriction — and puts it into a much more capable device with full tracking and motion controllers.
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But there's a huge difference this time around that makes the new version far more capable: earlier A+ models lacked both Ethernet and Wi-Fi, so they had no onboard way to get an internet connection.
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The down side is that, even though Alexa is a full-featured and often more capable digital assistant, it can't be used as a replacement for Siri, since Apple's assistant is built into the operating system.
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Black widows might also be more capable of moving north, the researchers wrote, because unlike black purse-web spiders, they&aposre perfectly happy nesting in human dwellings — which can allow them to ride out cold winters.
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The new Cheetah design also makes it more capable of carrying payloads — and if this is all starting to sound like what Boston Dynamics has been working on with robots like Big Dog, it's no coincidence.
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"We expect the demand for smartphones to continue to grow in the next five years, as many people who still use feature phones will upgrade to more capable smartphones," she told CNBC via email on Tuesday.
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The Apple Watch 2 is rumored to be launching this fall with a faster processor and, possibly, built-in cellular capabilities to make it a more capable standalone device that's less reliant on an iPhone connection.
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"After the attack on our central bank, SWIFT took several measures to protect the system globally but yet this is happening, meaning criminals have more ability and more capable weapons," Razee Hassan told Reuters in Dhaka.
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That would mean admitting that, when all is said and done, this administration was no more capable of resolving the problem, even as the historic Singapore meeting gave the Kim regime priceless domestic and international legitimacy.
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Sure, the Beam's super-limited voice controls for the TV were a bit of a turnoff, but if I were to compare it to the more capable Fire TV Cube, I'd pick the Beam every time.
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"Will has been my right hand in the halls of Congress for nearly two decades, and I cannot imagine a more thoughtful advisor, a more capable strategist, or a more loyal friend," the Kentucky congressman said.
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The company also says that it's designed to get more capable and more intelligent over time, and it has a processor within that can handle a lot more software wise than what it's doing right now.
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What's more, we would even support aggressively cannibalizing your services business by making your product easier to use and your partners more capable, so that they can take over running it themselves in the longer term.
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Vrecko spent a few weeks at an American university collecting testimonies from students who took Adderall, and many said that the pill made them feel more capable of performing their tasks—even before they got started.
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Alex Smith was a master of efficiency — and was far more capable of throwing deep passes than he got credit for — but Mahomes has the physical gifts to take the Chiefs' offense to the next level.
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Mr. Lapid, who built Yesh Atid into a national organization in pursuit of his own ambition to become prime minister, may see himself as a more capable leader of the opposition in Parliament than Mr. Gantz.
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A Tesla sales representative on Long Island explained this, too, and said a buyer could pay the difference for a more capable version at a later date and the car would be updated over the airwaves.
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A world where Windows essentially turns into a more capable kind of Chrome OS, where native apps are mostly for power users because the core platform runs web apps so well sounds pretty good to me.
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But if a candidate will be one of the first engineers on a team, "you&aposd need to be more capable of giving order to nebulous asks and engaging with partners to drive efforts," he said.
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The demo was designed to show off the company's vision: "The question at CTRL-Labs is not, how do we make our devices more capable?" as cofounder Thomas Reardon told an audience at Slush in 2018.
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In one example, in 2013, major Android phone manufacturers were caught rigging their phones to over-perform when running benchmarks, leading consumers to believe they may have been more capable in daily use than they actually were.
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The third pillar should focus on innovation – to enable the private sector to find new breakthroughs that will make our lives better, and to make government more capable of harnessing innovation to become more efficient and effective.
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Every year, Google likes to take a good chunk of time to showcase the advancements it's making with Google Assistant and make a case for why it's becoming a smarter, more capable voice assistant than Amazon's Alexa.
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Alabama, the Supreme Court cited scientific evidence around children's development, writing that they are both "more vulnerable or susceptible to negative influences and outside pressures, including peer pressure," and are "more capable of change" than adult offenders.
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Today it's also introduced a new basic plan which it describes as a "more capable" free version — intended to help external collaboration between its business users and their clients or partners (who may not be Tresorit users).
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Initially, a U.S. official told CNN it was more likely that al Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent conducted this attack because it had demonstrated a more capable presence in Dhaka through attacks over the past few months.
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Young children were encouraged to take part in adult activities as soon as they were able, usually starting between the ages of five and seven, and begin to work alongside grown-ups as they became more capable.
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Long story short, this proof-of-concept would make it possible to support 24 different devices on the same band of spectrum, basically making current 4G connectivity much more efficient and more capable of handling data loads.
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The ability to get more apps on-screen in multiple "windows" has been significantly improved, Safari is a much more capable file browser, the file browser is significantly upgraded, and working with text is easier than ever.
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Amazon's Alexa might have been first, but Google's smart assistant has since become more capable and better at understanding your voice commands; connecting you to almost all of Google's online services without having to lift a finger.
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"We've been told a lot that we wouldn't be able to manage local authorities ... I believe we are showing here that we are capable of this and that we are even more capable than others," he said.
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It doesn't have the ability to connect external mics and can't act as an audio interface like the more capable H4N — but for getting audio on the fly, this small package is what you are looking for.
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Boeing, Spirit Aero's biggest customer, and European rival Airbus have been pressing suppliers to cut prices on aircraft parts, as they seek to stay competitive amid burgeoning demand from airlines for more capable planes at lower prices.
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"The rise of a more capable and assertive China remains the single most important driver of the growing partnership between Washington and Delhi," Constantino Xavier, a fellow at Carnegie India, a think tank, said in an email.
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It was well-written not only for women but also for characters beyond the 18-49 demographic, like Diane Lockhart (Christine Baranski), who made getting older — becoming more capable, accruing power and means — look sexy and enviable.
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When designing the Fire HD 8, Amazon shows an understanding of the trials everyday life can present to most devices, so the body is more capable of handling bumps and falls than some of its pricier competition.
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"Every single product and service that ICE has available to them makes them more efficient, able to operate at a bigger scale, and more capable of committing widespread human rights abuses," the letter from Microsoft employees said.
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How we view the world and the people around us has gotten more informed, and we're now more capable than past generations of telling stories with decency and humanity when it comes to race, gender, or sexuality.
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Combine that with the fact Beasley has been a non-factor as a Laker, after being pegged as the more capable replacement for the departed Julius Randle, and letting Lopez go is, at best, a curious call.
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Mr. McCain, who has been sharply critical of Mr. Trump in recent days, praised the appointment and said, "I could not imagine a better, more capable national security team than the one we have right now." video
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That technical advice centers around re-orienting some systems to be more capable of defending against an attack from the north, rather than the typical defensive trajectory of defending against missiles launched from Yemen to the south.
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"Russia may not have as many aircraft and long-range missiles as the Soviet Union did during the Cold War, but the Russian systems of today are far more capable than their Cold War ancestors," he added.
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There was a philosophy at Helmsley, where Harry Helmsley's idea was that the people in the firm should participate in the ownership of real estate, and by doing so, they would be better, more capable real estate professionals.
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Like more than 100 other young companies around the world, Relativity wants to build rockets that cater specifically to the small satellite, or smallsat, industry, which has ballooned as new technologies have made devices cheaper and more capable.
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There may be pressure to use it before it is technologically mature; it may be susceptible to adversarial subversion; or adversaries may believe that the AI is more capable than it is, leading them to make catastrophic mistakes.
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US security officials have now had eight years to think about how to build a secure mobile device for the president, and so Trump's new device is presumably more capable than the one Obama got eight years ago.
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But up against the 23-pound Surface Book 2, with its more capable Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060 GPU and equally impressive eighth-generation Intel Core i7 processor, it leaves a lot to be desired in terms of design.
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Initially, a U.S. official told CNN it was more likely that al Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent conducted this attack because the group had demonstrated a more capable presence in Dhaka through attacks over the past few months.
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That could change with the introduction of a more capable iPad today, which is priced to compete with Google's very popular Chromebooks, but it's still a difficult market to crack since different schools have different needs and interests.
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Speaking at the televised Commander-in-Chief Forum hosted by NBC News on Wednesday, Trump said the Putin, who he has praised several times in the past, was a "far more" capable leader that U.S. President Barack Obama.
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Even as Apple brings dual cameras to the iPhone 7 Plus and Lenovo gets ready to launch the first Tango-enabled phablet, it's clear that cameras are getting smarter and more capable in capturing our environments and lives.
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The heart will try to compensate by getting bigger and seemingly more capable, as it tries to ensure that as much oxygenated blood is being pumped away from the heart as is received by it from the lungs.
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While a majority of Americans believe that men and women are equally capable of defending America, far more Republicans are skeptical: 46 percent believe men are more capable in national security matters, compared with 32 percent of Democrats.
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The Type 235 is expected to be much more capable than the Type 28 amphibious dock landing ships, currently the largest operational amphibious warfare vessels in the PLAN, and a big step forward for China's amphibious warfighting capabilities.
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The German air force will also move ahead with long-awaited plans to replace its 33 oldest Eurofighter jets, now used mainly for air policing or training, with new, more capable Eurofighters in coming years, the sources said.
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"This is an intentional reminder that if diplomacy fails, North Korea will only be stronger and more capable today than it was four years ago," Lindsey Ford, a former Asia security specialist at the Defense Department, told me.
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Tracks like "Gelatinous Cube" and "The Static God" show a band that's become not only more ambitious, but one that's more capable of pushing themselves to write songs that fly in the face of the band's original thesis.
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In its most recent exercises, Iran displayed an anti-air missile system called the BAVAR-373 that supposedly is even more capable than the highly-regarded Russian S-300 anti-air missile, which the Iranian system clearly resembles.
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Eric Doyle, about the upcoming transition from the team&aposs current Boeing F/A-18C and D model aircraft to the larger and more capable Boeing F/A-18E and F Super Hornets for the 2021 show season.Capt.
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Of the two, the Basilisk Ultimate will be the better choice for those who need a more capable sensor, more buttons, a scroll wheel that can be fine-tuned, and Chroma LEDs to sync with other Razer peripherals.
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The software giant is making the ARM version of Edge available in the daily Canary channel, and it will mean that devices like the Surface Pro X will gain access to a more capable and more performant browser.
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The first model was chunky, simple, and derided as a blown-up iPhone, but in the end, users loved the large touchscreen experience, pointing the way toward the tablet becoming more capable and laptop-like in the future.
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Well, ignoring price for a moment, the Apple TV 4K is technically a more capable player, and its added support for Dolby Vision makes it a better choice for home theater fans who have Dolby Vision compatible TVs.
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"Participants also believed that the black men were more capable of causing harm in a hypothetical altercation and, troublingly, that police would be more justified in using force to subdue them, even if the men were unarmed," Wilson said.
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He was their main designated hitter during the regular season, but the third outfield spot alongside George Springer and Michael Brantley has been mainly manned this postseason by Kyle Tucker or Josh Reddick, both more capable defenders than Alvarez.
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Apple needs to continue its long journey of iterating on the iOS platform to make it ever more capable, until someday it's truly ready to fully supplant the Mac as the primary computing platform of choice for most people.
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If you want something more capable, HP offers an optional Tilt Pen for $215, which has the same 2360,24 levels of pressure, but adds a tail-end eraser, USB-C charging, and the ability to draw at an angle.
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They have to make the investment to ensure store associates are able to be more friendly and provide more knowledge to customers—that they're more capable of establishing relationships so customers won't abandon the brand and go to Amazon.
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As the blog post describing the research concludes: We are focused on using robotics work that will not only lead to more capable robots but will also push the limits of AI over the years and decades to come.
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The CEO tends to try to collect information themselves, keep it to themselves, and others ... The more successful ones I've noticed are like Zuckerberg where he brought in a lot of people who were more capable than he was.
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"We have been warning for years of the need to protect our space assets and to develop more capable space systems," House Armed Services Committee members Mike Rogers (R-Ala.) and Jim Cooper (D-Tenn.) said in a statement.
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Splashy new looks likely won't be the extent of what Apple has planned for Series 5, however, especially since the company is revamping watchOS to be much more independent of the phone, which would benefit from more capable processors.
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American counterterrorism officials have said that while the Islamic State poses a threat to the United States, Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula is probably more capable of carrying out a complex terrorist attack, like bringing down an airliner.
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Asked in one poll to identify which party was more capable of governing, independents were torn — but only because neither one seemed capable: 28 percent of independents favored the Republicans, while an equally abysmal 29 percent picked the Democrats.
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What's been added should be plenty exciting, however, as it brings the in-body image stabilization (IBIS) that was present on the a6500 but did not make it into the a6400, which was more capable in many other ways.
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"This opens up a whole new set of capabilities for the Defense Department, and Washington, to be able to put up even more capable satellites and do it at a fraction of the cost of today," John Young said.
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Watching Dobby die was like watching a beloved family pet die: It breaks something inside you, which in the long run makes you stronger and more capable of dealing with loss, but you never really get your childhood back.
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Though perhaps only marginally observed, it offered at least a degree of restraint on a relaunch of a debilitating nuclear arms race that Russia is more capable of shouldering now than under the weak and nearly bankrupt Soviet regime.
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It's an early example of the harms that misaligned AI can cause as deep learning becomes more and more capable in coming years, and a reminder of what can go awry when politicians mistake technical solutions for political solutions.
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The $300 Ionic is a much more capable device that corrects some of its predecessor's problems, but it's so unattractive and plagued by small software bugs that if it didn't have such stellar battery life, it'd be a waste of cash.
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Changing tactics and pushing the best of Android (its apps) onto an operating system that's more capable of productivity could be just the ticket to giving tablets a second life, not as content consumption machines, but as content creation ones.
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It could be that Indonesia's would-be jihadis are no more capable of sophisticated strikes than they were in January when a gun and bomb attack by four militants in the heart of the capital, Jakarta, was quickly snuffed out.
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Alexa, for all of its "skills," often falls short of full control (you can turn on or dim LED lights, for example, but might not be able to select specific colors), so the market has room for a more capable competitor.
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Google says Assistant will be faster and more capable on the Pixel 4, and, indeed, the leaked footage appears to show some of those visual and performance-based changes that were not seen in today's version of the voice assistant.
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Even when the show did decide to do some world-building, it did so in clunky hour-long chunks that bored viewers and dragged out a narrative that more capable TV shows could have deftly doled out in half the time.
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But right now, the only difference between Apple's position today and where it was a year ago is its new glorified TV guide, one consumers will wish was more capable and forward-thinking than the cable companies will let it be.
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It's the kind of movie whose raw materials could have made for a far better work in more capable hands, because a story that explores the limits of humanity and empathy in the face of extreme isolation is worth telling.
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Microsoft is answering those old complaints with the new Xbox One X. It's a smaller, sleeker, faster console than the original, and it's easily more capable than the PS53 or PS4 Pro (Sony's 4K console) in terms of raw power.
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These partners are likely to offer oilfield services to compensate, but international firms prefer to use their own service companies, not only because they believe they're more capable but to avoid dealing with bureaucracy, corruption and sanctioned Iranian entities, he added.
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It sounds like the premise for a 'Black Mirror' episode, but it could be something that improves ADAS now and paves the way for much smarter and more capable fully autonomous driving down the road, thanks to the data it provides.
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Continued male dominance in the industry could have benefitted as well, according to Baghriche, from the incessant false notion that men were somehow more capable of being "creative geniuses," which gave them more opportunities and more recognition in history books.
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The panels can be removed and connected to expand the wearable's screen real estate into something closer to what a smartphone affords through a four-by-four array, allowing you to display more widgets or to open more capable applications.
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Still, the fact that the Court mostly upheld the Affordable Care Act, combined with major victories on gay and lesbian rights, abortion, and affirmative action, suggest a Court that is politically unpredictable and more capable of compromise than the political branches.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's armed forces must be smaller but more capable, and if reforms are not properly carried out the military risks falling behind, affecting its ability to wage war, Chinese state media on Saturday cited President Xi Jinping as saying.
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The Surface Book with Performance base, the top-tier version, was introduced last year and includes the latest graphics processing units from NVIDIA, making this a machine more capable of editing video and photos than the Surface Pro or Surface Laptop.
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Fitbit, more than any other maker of activity-trackers, had an opportunity to blow people away at the start of a new year with a newly-designed, much more fashionable, much more capable Fitbit, simply because of its overwhelming name recognition.
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This new Vivoactive HR is more capable than the last one, with optical heart rate sensors, elevation sensors, increased GPS battery life (up to 13 hours), native tracking for more sports, and the ability to record intensity minutes during workouts.
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And the radical improvements in earthly technology that have made ever more capable spacecraft possible have also made some of the technologically attuned entrepreneurs interested in space travel rich enough to direct their efforts beyond the near-term dictates of commerce.
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I got the flying app earlier (which you can watch on our FaceBook Live on Recode) showing that people feel more capable, are more hopeful after they've experienced flying in VR. So you know, Mark was a New York Rangers goalie.
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All three are designed to be "VR ready," a phrase that should be applied lightly on the low-end Alienware 13, as VR titles are going to, obviously, be a lot more capable on the Alienware 27 with the GTX 26820.
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To evade sanctions, the North's state-run trading companies opened offices in China, hired more capable Chinese middlemen and paid higher fees to employ more sophisticated brokers, according to the scholars Jim Walsh of M.I.T. and John Park of Harvard.
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"Autopilot gives you the idea that it is more capable than it is, and once people view it as autonomous, they disengage and divert their eyes from the road," Jake Fisher, the magazine's director of auto testing, said in an interview.
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As with most other types of footwear, the best snowshoes now incorporate high-tech materials and unique designs that make them more capable without holding the wearer down, which in turn has broadened the scope for how they are used too.
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The clients were also different when I was making £200 an hour versus when I was making £500 an hour—the wealthier the client, the more entitled he felt to my body and the more capable of pushing my boundaries.
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Washington can continue to deter North Korea with overwhelming conventional and nuclear superiority, as it has done with much stronger and more capable powers, like Russia and China, and let South Korea take the lead in negotiating its own détente.
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The new keyboard Apple is launching for the iPad Pro also allows you to adjust the tablet's angle, making it easier to use in your lap or on a tabletop, another feature that makes the Pro more capable for productivity.
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Now Disability March organizers are urging people to start their own marches and include a "disability contingent," allowing people with disabilities to participate virtually through an organizer's self-hosted website, and by proxy as more capable people march on the streets.
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What is even more dangerous are the developments taking place in Russia and China where they are, for example, replacing their 1970s era intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBM) with modern ICBMs that are more capable—putting American families at greater risk?
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Pelosi has proved what many didn't believe about Trump: that he is subject to the normal laws of political gravity, and that for all his bluster, he is no more capable of sustaining an unsustainable position than any other politician.
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Back at the beginning of the decade, the commission was mostly successful in driving the voluntary adoption of the Micro-USB charging port, which became the standard on every non-Apple smartphone until the newer, more capable USB-C came along.
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It's supposed to signal that something is better or more advanced, and in the case of the iPhone 11 Pro and the larger Pro Max, it indicates nicer components and a more capable camera than the less expensive iPhone 11.
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"An expanding middle class, significant investment in infrastructure, and advanced technologies that make airplanes more capable and efficient, continue to drive tremendous demand for air travel," said Randy Tinseth, vice president of commercial marketing for Boeing said in a statement Tuesday.
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This is the sort of idea that leads thinkers like Yuval Harari, an Israeli historian, to suggest that ever more capable information technology means that not just free-market economics but also liberal democracy might "become obsolete" over the coming century.
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Army researchers are working to develop small, inexpensive, rugged peptide-based biorecognition receptors that are more capable than standard antibody receptors and can be integrated into wearable biosensors to provide immediate real-time information on a soldier's health and performance.
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Then it pivots to a more practical how-to guide for believers trying to build religious communities — churches, schools, families, social networks — that are more resilient, more rigorous and more capable of passing on the faith than much of Christianity today.
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"I'm actually quite open to criticism in our shit, as long as it's constructive; if your goal is to help us fashion a more capable sword to drive into the alt-right, I'd love to talk shop," he told me.
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But while the revived Stylophone S1 still sells for around $30, and a more capable model, the Stylophone Gen X-1, doubled the price to $70, the Gen R-8 will cost a staggering $350 when it's available starting late next month.
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Combine that with the improvement in portable audio—odds are good that your smartphone is more capable as a music player than your 95 Saturn—and it's clear that the bottom fell out of the black-market car stereo trade pretty fast.
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Another section of the document — on safety and beneficence of artificial general intelligence — also warns that as AI systems become more capable "unanticipated or unintended behavior becomes increasingly dangerous," while retrofitting safety into any more generally capable, future AI systems may be difficult.
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"Of course, we worry that viruses can change, and it looks to us like different strains of NiV have different capacities, so it's conceivable that a strain changes or there's already one out there more capable of human-to-human transmission," Luby said.
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As Apple prepares to announce three new types of iPhone, a more capable watch, and who-knows-what else on Tuesday, its stock price puts it tantalizingly close to becoming something even more exclusive than a $1,000 phone: a trillion-dollar company.
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If these systems are in the hand of one of the careful, methodical, and competent North Korean engineering teams, they could emerge as more capable and versatile systems than the Musudan would have been -- but in that case, not until 2020 or later.
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We heard a lot about the Xbox One X being "the most powerful console" ever created, and Microsoft dropped frame rate and memory metrics and the phrase "4K" to hammer home the point that it's built a more capable piece of hardware.
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Volvo has a number of autonomous projects in the works, including its Drive Me pilot in several countries that should start later this year, a partnership with Uber, and new, more capable versions of the Pilot Assist system that's in the V90.
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While the governments of Southeast Asia have struggled to deal with the theft-focused hijackings of smaller vessels currently afflicting the region, he says they are far more capable of collaborating to effectively respond to supertankers being commandeered and held for ransom.
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ASUS ZenFone 33 Actually a neat little smartphone with a great design that hangs tough with the Moto G, but I'm not in love with ZenUI and the Moto's Snapdragon processor seems more capable than the Intel Atom on board the ZenFone.
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Opinion: China's military in bid for superpower status The country's growing air power potential has been underpinned by an ever more capable domestic aerospace industry that is gradually moving China towards self-sufficiency in terms of military aircraft research and development and production.
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For now, Ava is just as accurate as the 3rd-party solutions that are currently powering it, though Duchemin says that once its system gathers more data on a user's voice it will grow more capable in distinguishing it from the background noise.
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But each time transistors shrank, and the chips made out of them became faster and more capable, the market for them grew, allowing the makers to recoup their R&D costs and reinvest in yet more research to make their products still tinier.
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"Participants also believed that the black men were more capable of causing harm in a hypothetical altercation and, troublingly, that police would be more justified in using force to subdue them, even if the men were unarmed," Wilson said in the statement.
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It was bigger and more sophisticated than previous space capsules, and its heat shield was a lot more capable, because things falling back into the atmosphere from the moon do so a lot quicker than things falling back from low earth orbit.
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HAMBURG (Reuters) - The German military is to buy new, more capable air defence radar systems for three F-124 frigates, paving the way for the ships to become part of NATO's broader missile defence system, a defence ministry spokesman said on Thursday.
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One of the rumors leading up to this year's I/O conference was that Google would announce its very own mid-tier VR headset — something more capable and polished than Cardboard, but more affordable and accessible than the HTC Vive or Oculus Rift.
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What I found was that while Echo is currently more capable than Home, partly because a larger number of third-party companies have worked with Amazon to add capabilities to its speaker, Google's product is poised to surpass Echo in the coming years.
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Amazon is looking to change that in a big way with the launch of the Echo Studio, a premium speaker packed with bigger and more capable tweeters and woofers than your standard Echo and the ability to adapt to the room it's in.
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When I would replace it with something newer or faster or more capable, it would enter a promising second life: it could be repurposed as a spare, a computer for a friend, a terminal for playing old games or for doing undistracted work.
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Also, when you know different people from all different walks of life and you're a compassionate person, then you're probably more capable of writing something that's really offensive that's funny, because there's truth in it and it's something that you haven't heard before.
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Distracted driving has become a major problem in the past decade, as the share of Americans who own a smartphone rose from 35 percent to 81 percent, and as automakers raced to offer more capable infotainment systems that run on ever-bigger screens.
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They were the inspiration of reformers who wanted to take power away from political machines and corporate interests, and return it to the people, who were believed to be wiser and more capable than the bosses, because they were less self-interested.
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Computer models nearly universally intensify it to a Category 27 or 23 beast, and also project that it will transition from a compact hurricane to one with a broader circulation, which would make it more capable of producing a damaging storm surge.
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But Cersei's arc makes me long for a Game of Thrones we'll now never get, one that didn't go full-tilt after big, impressive moments and instead stayed a little quieter, a little more character-focused, and a little more capable of greatness.
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While Intel is behind in the chip size race, its processors are more capable than the numbers might indicate, and it is unlikely to lose its dominant place in data centers between now and 2020, said analyst Dan Hutcheson, CEO of VLSI Research Inc.
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I mean literally around the world, more of us are using smart phones and more of this technology has become mainstream that therefore it would it become ... Or, sort of just assimilated into our lives in different ways and we're more capable of handling it.
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The EOS R will remain the more capable of these two cameras in terms of specs and performance — which is no surprise due to its higher price point — but making it cheaper to get started with Canon's all-new camera system is a wise move.
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But there is only one true mandate in Westwood, and the longer Mora's tenure dragged, the more apparent it became that he was no more capable of wresting control of Los Angeles from USC than Rick Neuheisel, Karl Dorrell, and Bob Toledo were before him.
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The graphics card pricing is making it a lot harder to build a gaming PC from scratch right now, especially as the stock shortages of mid-range cards like the GTX 1060 or GTX 1070 also push up the prices of more capable cards.
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The software is a lot more capable than it was back then—it's no Photoshop, but it was never trying to be—but the software is in this weird niche where it's almost too basic for kids, so they have to sell it to moms.
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These chips, which are designed specifically to speed up machine learning tasks, are supposed to be more capable than CPUs or even GPUs at these tasks and are an upgrade from the first generation of chips the company released at last year's I/O.
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Files GoScreenshot: GizmodoFiles Go or rather just Files by Google is one of the more capable Go apps, and seems to be just as capable as the Files app you get as part of Android these days (though perhaps not as easy on the eye).
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It'll likely be quite some time before we see this new technology applied at the clinical level, but as the new research makes clear, we're getting increasingly better and more capable of editing genes—even when when making thousands of edits at a time.
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Insofar as Trump succeeds in "undercutting the watchdog, educator, and proxy functions of the press," they write, it leaves the administration more capable of delegitimizing other institutions and constructing other enemies — including the judiciary, the intelligence community, immigrants, and members of certain races or religions.
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"Cats are more capable than you think," added Laura Moss, who wrote "Adventure Cats: Living Nine Lives to the Fullest," a guide to training felines for adventure that some owners of leashed cats say inspired them to bring their pets into the great outdoors.
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In many ways he epitomizes the American dream: He turned a privileged upbringing into a life of super-extra-Bond-villain power and privilege by building a better, more capable version of a thing that many other people had thought of before he did.
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If the attribution is correct, today's behavioral scientists, would agree that Stein got it more than half right: The problem is not so much getting more capable policymakers as getting relevant information to policymakers in a manner and form easy for them to use.
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While he has observed Zuckerberg grow into a more capable leader in the years since he left, Martínez thinks Zuckerberg is essentially the same person he met back in 2011, and he told Business Insider the public consistently got two main things wrong about Zuck.
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We plan on doing something a bit more thorough with our video team in a couple of weeks, but in the time I spent with the Pocket after today's announcement, I see a lot of potential here — particularly in the hands of far more capable videographers.
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The Quest would be different because, according to Oculus, the headset will be much more capable, while pumping content out at a higher-than-typical resolution of 1600 x 1440 per eye (The Daydream and Go headset both have a resolution of 1280 x 83 per eye).
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While Jaybird is one of the go to names for wireless workout headphones, the company missed the mark with the first generation Run headphones, which suffered from unreliable Bluetooth connectivity problems that ultimately left the company's first try a lackluster option compared to more capable competitors.
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Automated functions are quickly becoming as qualified as humans when it comes to logic-based tasks, and as machines become smarter and more capable, they will continue to assume these types of roles in virtually every field, from accounting to transportation to information technology to security.
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To the extent companies need to be regulated in these areas, states have proven that they are generally much more capable of balancing all the competing interests involved and less susceptible to regulatory capture—which appears to be what is happening at the Department of Labor.
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It would have been a short life, beginning in 2009, but a full one, with the many newer—and in some ways more capable—technologies it inspired, like Ethereum, Monero, and Zcash, presumably surviving it (although they followed Bitcoin's lead and took a dip on Tuesday, too).
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The app does let me export my data to other sources easily — on my Android phone, I had it syncing with Google Fit — so if I do ever wear a more capable tracker, I can access my history of activity in RunKeeper, MapMyFitness, MyFitnessPal, and elsewhere.
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The free app is launching in beta and there are still some performance issues to be sorted out, but the app ultimately does what it claims, streaming your PC's display to the $200 Oculus headset, effectively bringing a much more capable machine into the small standalone headset.
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What I've gleaned from testing the Series 5 is that its new features — an always-on display, increased storage capacity, faster processor, free emergency calling around the world (for the cellular model only), and compass (lol) — all make the Apple Watch a more capable, independent smartwatch.
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