In her words Or more competent, a new study finds.
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Slowly but surely, Alexa's becoming a more competent catchall video assistant.
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In 1946, more respondents thought men were more competent than women.
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Rather than being mentally ill, it can make you intellectually more competent.
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With Comey gone, it will likely end with someone far more competent.
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The alt-right would be easy pickings for a more competent demagogue.
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And may the best — or at least marginally more competent — man win!
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However, as the banknote debacle revealed, it is not necessarily much more competent.
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In fact, research suggests that soliciting advice can make you look more competent.
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Participants were also judged to be more competent at writing than they expected.
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In the initial drafts, he's a much more competent character, much more purposeful.
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The Reminders app is a far more competent To Do manager in iOS 13.
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The new chips also don't make the Laptop 2 any more competent at gaming.
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Or at least they would be, if they were in a more competent administration.
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Actually, we'll do you one better: We'll make her more competent than the hero.
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Mr Ramaphosa, a cleaner and more competent politician, is doing his best to fight it.
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Just being named John instead of Jennifer makes potential employers view you as more competent.
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Other studies have also shown that people who are overconfident are perceived as more competent.
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Another hurdle, the report said, is a widespread perception that women are more competent caregivers.
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Then, only more competent women remain by the time they begin to contribute to open source.
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Why bother becoming more competent as a parent when technology will eventually solve all my problems.
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Clinton as more competent in national security and terrorism, compared with 45 percent for Mr. Trump.
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It just takes managers to be frankly more competent and pay more attention to the issue.
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Election officials could try to help people feel more competent at understanding the issues and candidates.
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In fact, research shows that those who are able to hold a gaze appear more competent.
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He also came off as substantially more competent and professional than much of the Trump team.
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So the more competition there is, the more competent and productive and efficient our producers would be.
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Today in bummer facts: Women who wear makeup make more money and appear more competent to others.
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These are more competent, and less vulnerable to political pressure, than are the agencies of many governments.
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They would prefer to go into that fight with a more pragmatic, and perhaps more competent, leader.
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The Merit Systems Protection Board has become a roadblock to accountability and a more competent federal workforce.
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Researchers say that young women are probably more competent than they think, while male peers are overconfident.
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Jimmy Garoppolo was conservative most of the night but also more competent than Pats fans could've hoped.
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It's more competent than good, but it's well-versed in the workings of the human tear duct.
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But the Russia scandal, fanned by the administration's incompetence, has ensnared one of its more competent members.
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Doctors who are warmer and more competent are able to set more powerful expectations about medical treatments.
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These approaches improve mood, sleep and focus, decrease anxiety, and make kids feel more competent and hopeful.
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Then, after suffering inevitable setbacks, they usher them out in favor of less ideological and more competent professionals.
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For example, standing up straight and making occasional gestures are easy ways to appear more competent, research shows.
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The less attached we are to those assumptions, the more competent we can become at navigating our losses.
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Because I'd be accused of nepotism even though I'm not sure there's anybody more competent in the world.
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At least he is likely to prove a more competent administrator of the State Department than Mr Tillerson.
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MCs tell jokes to a cold crowd, warming them up for the more competent headliner and feature acts.
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But she is manifestly more competent than Mr. Trump whose braggadocio, divisiveness and meanness are on daily display.
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Fathers do more child care and housework than ever and are perceived as more competent parents than ever.
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In fact, if you ask for help on something complicated, people may actually view you as more competent.
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If Trump were more rational and more competent, he might have a chance of destroying our democracy. ♦
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With adequate federal oversight, dubious decisions, such as the Whitefish contract, could be vetoed by more competent authorities.
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It seems to have made bureaucrats more competent: the health ministry is widely regarded as among Liberia's most adept.
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Courtney's first experiment goes wrong, though, and more competent student Ray (Diego Luna) is roped in to revive her.
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They're seen as more competent and are professionally rewarded for being perceived as promising without having to prove themselves.
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Many observers believe that Taylor would excel in a system with better weapons and a more competent offensive line.
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But they were more experienced, knew their area of position better and were probably more competent with their weapon.
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At first glance, the numbers show that women in open source projects are considered to be more competent than men.
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Despite Mrs May's shortcomings, a large majority considers her the more competent leader and plausible prime minister of the two.
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While women are now seen as equally as or more competent than men, men are still seen as more ambitious.
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In other words, he wanted someone more competent to run an investigation that Americans would trust and be proud of.
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In this vision, kinder, gentler computers will offer customized assistance on our path to becoming more competent and confident people.
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The more he is seen with his international peers, the better and more competent President Trump looks to the world.
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Moderate rebel groups still existed but were often led by corrupt warlords, and lost fighters to more competent jihadi factions.
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Every time they prove themselves wrong, they train their brains to see them as more competent and capable than before.
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The Nephew lies at the other end of that axis: He's smaller and weaker and slightly drier, but much more competent.
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This pattern could help a Republican who could pledge credibly to follow conservative ideology while being more competent in implementing it.
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Other People was a better, more competent movie; but I'll remember more of Belgica, with its higher highs and lower lows.
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People perceive funny colleagues as more competent and confident than serious or boring colleagues — if humor is done the right way.
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According to body language experts, people who stand up straight, make occasional gestures and eye contact appear more competent, research shows.
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The researchers posit that young women are more competent than they believe, while their male peers are overconfident in their abilities.
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Third, many people have criticized Apple when it comes to machine learning, saying that companies like Google and Amazon are more competent.
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How can the Senate hope to deter a future president, perhaps a more competent one, from succeeding where Trump had been foiled?
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Earhart's contemporaries Louise Thaden, Ruth Nichols, and Beryl Markham were arguably more competent pilots and had record-breaking careers of their own.
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Under mando único state police forces, which are supposedly more competent and effective than local ones, could play a more active role.
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The primary purpose of this position is to train your co-workers to become more competent, independent, well adjusted and successful than you.
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Mrs May also ended the week with a much better cabinet than she started: not just more united, but more competent and dynamic.
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"We actually view people who seek our advice as much more competent than people who forego the opportunity to seek advice," Gino shares.
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But after eight years the mood sours: Americans then long for change, and for someone younger, more competent or less mired in scandal.
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We have to get Reince to relax into the job and become more competent, because he's seeing shadows where there are no shadows.
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But if that's not why you buy a car, you'd be hard-pressed to find a more competent package than the Enclave Avenir.
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This suggests robo-advice might prove most useful to those who need it the most, making them feel more competent and in control.
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But studies have found that women in leadership with lower-pitched voices are also often viewed as stronger, and more competent and trustworthy, too.
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The president can select appointees who align in terms of philosophy and instincts, and may select Fed governors who are more competent — or less.
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Having a rare or costly skin equipped during these high-pressure moments can make it feel like you're more memorable, more competent, more elite.
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In Rodgers's absence, Kizer threw for 132 yards and an interception, looking more competent than he had in relief of Rodgers in Week 1.
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The president can select appointees who align in terms of philosophy and instincts, and may select Fed governors who are more competent — or less.
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"You go on because you're afraid and you want to feel more competent, but now you're seeing crime you didn't know about," Ewoldsen said.
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The last series caused fury among devoted fans, with more than 1m people signing a petition to have the season redrafted by "more competent" screenwriters.
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In Spy, she's so much more competent than everyone else that you want her to strangle everybody who has been overlooking her for so long.
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They are rewarded: they are seen as more competent than men who express sadness or regret, and their anger is read as righteous and authoritative.
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Past research has also shown that when parents give kids autonomy and support, they're more motivated in school, get better grades and feel more competent.
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Ross Douthat thinks the move exposes Trump's weakness and that the real threat to American democracy comes from more competent presidents abusing their constitutional authority.
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Harvard researchers found in 2010 that voters regarded "power-seeking" women with contempt and anger, but saw power-seeking men as stronger and more competent.
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The Mets are not really like that anymore, because their players are better and their decision-makers are more competent than the ones that came before.
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A 2005 study by the psychologist Alexander Todorov presented participants with photos of two congressional candidates, and asked them to choose which one looked more competent.
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But everyone has to tread carefully, not least the Democrats, who by happenstance are far more competent and responsible than the president and his ruling party.
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In the songs and choreography too, of course, though it has to be said that, with one or two exceptions, these are more competent than dazzling.
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An analysis of the venture capitalists' conversations with each other showed that the male entrepreneurs were stereotypically described as being more competent than the female entrepreneurs.
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A study conducted at the Eastern Ontario Research Institute found that people who exercised twice a week for 10 weeks felt more competent socially, academically and athletically.
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A study conducted at the Eastern Ontario Research Institute found that people who exercised twice a week for 10 weeks felt more competent socially, academically, and athletically.
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While it's a tough way to lose a game, on the bright side, the Washington offense looked far more competent than many expected heading into the year.
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"From that training, we carried out a message that women were just as competent or even more competent than men to run for office," Ms. Houghton said.
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Although women are seen as equally as or more competent than men, men are still seen as more ambitious, according to research by the American Psychological Association.
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There is more work to be done, but Ukrainians today know their judicial system is much fairer, more competent and more efficient than it has ever been.
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"The paper goes on to conclude what we're all thinking: "Our results suggest that although women on Github may be more competent overall, bias against them exists nonetheless.
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In many ways, Hope proves to be a more competent superhero than Scott Lang (Paul Rudd), who took on the mantle of Ant-Man in the previous film.
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But it's a mistake to think that Pence would be a more competent or popular president, one capable of enacting the right-wing agenda that has eluded Trump.
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He once worked in a public relations firm, so many Britons were surprised that he did not handle the revelations about his father in a more competent manner.
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And maybe if he was drafted by a more competent team that has more reliable/skilled pieces around him, he'd grow inside an environment more conducive to development.
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Six out of 133 say they find tech "fascinating," according to the report, and many of those may actually be more competent using tech than their younger counterparts.
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"Obama's legacy would be under much greater threat by a more competent president than Donald Trump," said Josh Earnest, who served as Mr. Obama's White House press secretary.
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Trumpcare is a slapdash, incompetent piece of legislation; but even a much more competent set of people couldn't have done better given the constraints of Republican Party ideology.
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"A recent addition to that list is leadership, where men feel more confident but women are rated as more competent, " Grant writes, linking to the American Psychological Association.
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Those who pine for the leadership of Barack Obama or Bill Clinton, both arguably far more competent and compassionate than Trump, still must contend with both presidents' mixed records.
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" A Harvard study that Doyle cites found that when men seek power, they're perceived as more competent, while when women seek power, they face "contempt, anger, and/or disgust.
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Josh McCown will take over under center for Bobby Three Sticks and perhaps that'll mean more competent QB play, but I don't think Cleveland has a NFL-quality roster.
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Political parties maintain "issue owning" advantages on select policy areas where the party is seen as more competent, more consistent, and more active based on the party's priorities and constituency.
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More competent than artful, it's notable for its documentary qualities: the Carpathian landscape, the streets of Koloszvar, and not least the traditional country wedding that provides the requisite happy ending.
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"You see the investment that brick-and-mortar retailers are willing to make in order to be more competent online, and that is a voracious level of funding," Gennette said.
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Power is expected to mass around Paul Manafort now, and Manafort is a much more competent, established campaign professional than Lewandowski; this profile is a good introduction to Manafort's competence.
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As soon as the 2020 campaign is over, the Democratic Party (and ideally the Republicans too — although Democrats shouldn't wait) should begin creating a fairer, more inclusive, more competent process.
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The Conservative Party did not govern for much of the 20th century because people loved it; it governed because the public felt it to be more competent than the other parties.
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The Weight Discrimination Wealth Gap The stereotypes around plus-sized men and women are largely negative in the workplace, especially in an era when "healthy" looking executives reads as more competent.
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Before closing, he asked Mr. Struk if it was fair to ask whether Ms. Berman would still be alive today if he had done "a more competent job" in his investigation.
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Stein cites one study of the workplace experiences of transgender men in which two-thirds reported that they were perceived as more competent and were given more recognition, including higher salaries.
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An analysis of 323 public opinion polls conducted between the years of 1946 and 2018 found that women are now viewed as just as competent as men, if not more competent.
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His inability to involve himself constructively in the Affordable Care Act debate, for example, likely saved millions of people's Medicaid coverage relative to what a more competent president might have pulled off.
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She lets her fellow intern Alex (Justin Chambers) know that it's not okay to demean her, and goes on to show that she's a far more competent medical professional than he expected.
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No one, though, is more competent than Mannix, who in his looks, loyalty and especially his piety is finally the biggest fantasy figure on screen: the studio executive as a man of virtue.
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A 2011 Harvard study (funded by cosmetics manufacturer Proctor and Gamble) found that women who wore a moderate, or "professional," amount of makeup were perceived as more competent by men in the workplace.
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In HBO's comedy "Veep," Selina Meyer, the foulmouthed title character portrayed by Julia Louis-Dreyfus who stumbled her way into the presidency, is hilariously overshadowed by her charming and more competent running mate.
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Their offense crumbles below even the league's most abominable basement dweller, while on defense they foul everyone, can't grab a rebound, and are (loud gulp) only slightly more competent than the Washington Wizards.
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She had a special kind of feminism, which Joanna didn't appreciate at all, which said, 'I'm perfectly fine about doing all the housework and so forth, because I'm more competent than my husband.
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Chicago's Mitchell Trubisky will most likely look far more competent at quarterback as a result, but even if he delivers an easy win, Chicago should still be wary of where the team stands.
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The great debate is: Is the incompetence of this administration something we should be happy about, so they can't do all the authoritarian awful things they would do if they were more competent?
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We can then help our children to tune in to their own emotional regulation and increasingly become more competent at dealing with it effectively, and not allowing their fears to stop them from succeeding.
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I'll defer to DJI's description of those: DJI's done a solid job of creating these sort of single touch features that make you look like a much more competent photographer than you actually are.
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Even more refreshing is Daron's relationship with his daughter Nyssa (Wallis Day), who fills the role of Cersei to his Tywin Lannister, but is much more competent than the queen of the Seven Kingdoms.
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It should be fun to see how Team USA will fare against more competent opponents such as Spain, France, and Lithuania—but if these exhibitions games are any indication, more blowouts are in store.
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Trump on Thursday appeared to flip the comparison to his benefit, suggesting that the devastation in Puerto Rico was worse than in New Orleans during Katrina -- but the federal response was far more competent.
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Research from Victoria Brescoll at the Yale School of Management found that people rated male executives who spoke up often in meetings as more competent than peers; the inverse was true for female executives.
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Read more " _____ • Jeet Heer in New Republic: "It's a mistake to think that Pence would be a more competent or popular president, one capable of enacting the right-wing agenda that has eluded Trump.
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Azar's resume is full of experience both in the private and public sectors of health care and to some that resume may make him a more competent choice for HHS Secretary than his predecessor.
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But research from Harvard Business School suggests that asking for advice doesn't make you look stupid — it can make you seem more competent, which is presumably how you want your boss to see you.
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And the New Yorkers may seem like an appealing alternative — both because they genuinely seem more competent than the bunglers currently in charge and because they hold the promise of a new and different approach.
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That means, he said, concentrating on promoting structural reforms in member states, completing a banking union and turning the European Stability Mechanism, created during the Greek debt crisis, into a more competent European Monetary Fund.
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Though men did not explicitly believe that male medical professionals were more competent than women, respondents who scored highest on the masculinity scale were still more likely to prefer a male to a female doctor.
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The study found that employers and recruiters rate candidates as more competent, thoughtful, and intelligent when they hear the pitch rather than when they read it — even when the words used are exactly the same.
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For instance, a recent study in the Journal of Business and Psychology revealed that straight women tend to hire gay men over other heterosexual individuals because they perceive gay men to be more competent and warmer.
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"The initial idea was to make it like the Beatles' film" he explains, citing the irreverent whimsy of A Hard Day's Night as an example of what the film might have achieved under more competent direction.
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For instance, a recent study in the Journal of Business and Psychology revealed that straight women tend to hire gay men over other heterosexual individuals because they perceive gay men to be more competent and warmer.
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Every single time he's been in a position of power over people or armies, he's either failed (the Night's Watch mutiny) or been bailed out by more competent people — namely woman (Sansa, Arya, Melisandre, Daenerys, Stannis).
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Those people are, so to speak, the adults in the room: the ones trying to get an unfit president and his enablers out of office so that they can be replaced by other, more competent people.
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If you can't bear the thought of any of this, you might also seek out one of the I.T. pirate's more competent direct reports and ask this nice person to assist you with your projects. Arrr.
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" Theoretically, this decade-plus record of dysfunction could be turned around with "more competent stewardship of nuclear innovation, substantially greater appropriations, and a change in energy markets," but all those, they note, are "very heavy lifts.
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Clinton was clearly the more competent candidate, but when her campaign ridiculed Trump, it merely proved to many Americans who also felt disrespected by the establishment that he was an outsider who understood their feelings of exclusion.
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Nevertheless, the story based on Frank Miller and Alan Moore's cult classic graphic novel is as pertinent as ever, though the evil dictators who engineered Britain's rigid police state were far more competent than America's current regime.
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"I think Ivanka would be incredible, but it doesn't mean I'd pick her, because I'd be accused of nepotism even though I'm not sure there's anybody more competent in the world," he said on the South Lawn.
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He fails almost perpetually, blundering his way from one situation to the next until someone — usually a more competent woman, including but not limited to Ygritte, Melisandre, Sansa, Arya, and Daenerys — bails him out of his latest problem.
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Evidence-based parenting education, which can be delivered in a variety of formats, produces more competent parents and provides substantial long-term return on investment in terms of healthier children, better education, and lower crime and drug use.
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As a small-business owner who employs minimum wage workers, I assure you that when the wage increases, small businesses like mine will most likely dismiss our current workers and hire much more competent workers (that is, college educated).
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Plus, iWork for iCloud is now a more competent online office suite than a lot of people give it credit for, complete with sharing and collaboration options, templates, and an interface that's actually fast and responsive as you move around it.
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This season, surrounded by more competent defenders and someone like Paul, who can create his own shot and dictate offense as cleverly as anybody ever has, Harden will be able to unleash his most dangerous self when it matters most.
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Or there's also Metro, which is getting a release on the same day as New Dawn, and is probably a more competent shooter, with undoubtedly a more interesting take on the return to the post-apocalyptic surface by formerly subterranean humans.
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As disturbing as the idea of a foreign government trying to interfere with our elections is, the content of leaked emails from the Clinton campaign could be far more damaging to her in the hands of a more competent opposition.
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How far the Broncos can go beyond that is a more interesting question, as season-ending injuries to Chris Harris Jr., a cornerback, and Emmanuel Sanders, a wide receiver, could hamper them in games against teams more competent than San Francisco.
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On the contrary, the goal is to show them, when they're not feeling secure or comforted, that they are actually more competent and stronger than they think they are and that there are many things they can do to make themselves even stronger.
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It's unclear if a similar push from a more competent Trump team could have brought the holdouts onboard, but it might have made the process smoother at least and clarified where the president stood on things like Medicaid expansion and pre-existing conditions.
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"It would be opportune to foresee access (to Curia jobs) for a greater number of lay faithful, especially in those departments where they can be more competent than clerics ...," he said, adding that lay men and women should be "integrated in leadership roles".
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Perhaps the best that can be said for his efforts is that, in rounds of emergency television interviews, arranged to discuss Mr Trump's latest rudeness or eccentricity, Mr Manafort was a more competent apologist for his boss than Mr Lewandowski had been.
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Of course, the risk that machines will be more intelligent, or more competent, than humans is real, and already visible in arenas like chess and Go. But instead of treating that as a zero-sum competition, we could adopt a frame of collaboration.
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This year's Ready Player One is the far more competent example, but in both cases, a major reason I bought a ticket in the first place was for the simple pleasure of seeing Donkey Kong or Sonic pop up on the big screen.
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At this point, even though Trump laudably wants to withdraw from Syria, the unfulfilled desires of prior, more competent presidents to permanently withdrawal from South Korea, Afghanistan, and Iraq would predict that the national security bureaucracies may be successful in resisting his effort.
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And while this was a problem with basically all truly wireless earbuds when the Dash first launched, the earbuds now have far more competent competition in Apple's AirPods, Samsung's IconX, the Doppler Labs Here One, and even Bragi's dumber (but functionally better) Headphone earbuds.
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The auditor of Crown Agents' figures, Prashant Yadav of the University of Michigan, said it was hard to say how much of the savings were from curbing corruption, and how much from being more competent than the bureaucrats who used to be in charge.
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If "enclothed cognition" means one feels somehow more competent, assured and even smarter in clothes that denote professional status (lab coats were used to conduct the study), it is unquestionably the case that the suit made me smarter, in several shadings of the word.
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"It&aposs possible they also see Trump as someone they&aposre more likely to get a good deal with (compared to a more competent administration) and think he might not be around for much longer, given the looming impeachment and 2020 election," Cotton told Insider.
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Admitting the executive order is in fact a Muslim ban is obviously not in the best interest of the administration, but perhaps a more competent press secretary wouldn't have undermined himself by telling a group of students that "the ban deals with seven countries" the day prior.
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The theory holds, for example, that if the lunch lines at a federal office building moved a little more quickly because of more competent, motivated cafeteria workers, every employee in those lines would save a few minutes a day and have more time to work, thus increasing productivity.
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I'm not sure when it's going to come or if the yield curve suggests a downturn is imminent, but unless the Fed and Congress are way more competent than I think they are, unemployment will start to tick up and growth will start to slow and turn negative eventually.
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The internal competition between Russian spy agencies is fierce, and S.V.R., a potent and storied foreign intelligence agency, is widely recognized as more competent, and stealthier, than Russia's bumbling military spy agency, G.R.U. It was G.R.U. that was caught red-handed in 2016 meddling in the presidential election.
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On one hand, studies have shown that women who wear visible makeup are perceived to be more competent than those who go bare-faced; on the other, it also puts them at the mercy of critics who see a female leader's hypothetical facelift or "thick makeup" as fair game for scrutiny.
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" Brett, another flailing doofus who feels like Connor's long-lost cousin, loudly explains this to his cooler, more competent sister at the beginning of the film: "There's a reason we were doing these experiments in space," he yells when the mutagen escapes the lab, "and it wasn't exactly for the betterment of humanity!
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Granted, the HR department of Facebook or Tesla may be more competent in filing a complete application, but the key point to note is that the lottery is entirely random, and each applicant has an equal chance of obtaining the H-22B visa, regardless of the size or brand of your company.
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There is some talk of what would happen when Donald Trump or a more competent authoritarian successor bombs urban centers of resistance, like Seattle, but for the most part, these "community defense" groups are less concerned with doomsday scenarios than they are with immediate threats against mosques, synagogues, abortion clinics, and the like.
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DeSantis spent more time on the offensive, perhaps feeling he needed to change the trajectory of a campaign that's found him consistently on the back foot, while Gillum sought to downplay accusations of impropriety, while talking up his health care plan and casting himself as the more competent choice to lead the state.
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The goal would be to create a permission structure for wavering Republican voters, the sort who dislike Trump's Twitter feed and fret a little about the nuclear codes and say they "somewhat" rather than "strongly" approve of him, but thanking him for waging war on Washington and then moving on to a more competent alternative.
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"We have ISIS that is going to come here," said her chief rival in the polls, former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. But both candidates exhibited the complex straddle that Democrats are performing these days, as they try to sound tougher and more competent than Mr. Trump while also playing to their party's aversion to keeping American troops indefinitely in war zones.
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It's no secret that sexism and ageism continue to be very real obstacles in our professional growth, and yes, despite some minor strides in pay equity between men and women over the past five years (the pay gap is down 2.7% since 2016), many of those "clichés" still ring true: As men age, they're seen as more competent at work, more distinguished, better compensated, and more valued.
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An often-cited Yale study found that when men and women science professors were shown identical resumes for candidates for a laboratory position, with either a male or a female name, both men and women were more likely to rate the male candidate as more competent than the female, and more likely to hire and pay him more, even though their resumes were the same!
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" He cited his recent study, which found that this microexpression "appeared to function as a powerful form of nonverbal punctuation that led to research participants perceiving Trump as more competent," and added, "So not only is this microexpression likely a reliable indicator of his internal state (possibly a fear of war and its costs), it also has the potential benefit of making Trump more 'believable' on this issue.
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