Ultimately, this narrative was more convincing than actual DNA evidence.
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It would have been a lot more convincing if Mrs.
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It is shareholders in BMS that will take more convincing.
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And if you need more convincing, watch our video above.
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Still, there will be more convincing to do beyond VCs.
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In this regard, Mr Shenker is more convincing than most.
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The first reason is the more convincing of the two.
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The better the match, the more convincing the final result.
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Need more convincing to add (another) one to your wardrobe?
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The 503 version of the F313 is much more convincing.
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And every time the argument sounds a little more convincing.
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The more convincing of these are amplified by being simplified.
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I've never heard a more convincing performance by Mr. Dausgaard.
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However, the U.S. may still have more convincing to do.
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The technology could even become more convincing in the future.
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It's more convincing if what you say is backed by evidence.
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Their bad faith bluster might, in Musk's case, get more convincing.
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Some were more convincing than others, it appeared, to the judge.
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At ING, the talk is far more convincing than in most.
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GOOD POLICY should seem more convincing as it becomes more detailed.
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We need to articulate it in an even more convincing manner.
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Broockman insists that their new study turned up more convincing results.
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He says this is more convincing to voters than a rebate.
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Actually having the test score to prove it is more convincing.
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A concert entitled "Dies Irae" was more convincing, albeit mildly terrifying.
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The Lebanese food was more convincing before the change of ownership.
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Hackett is a "visionary leader," Jonas said, but markets need more convincing.
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If you need more convincing, see the side-by-side below. 247PAPS.
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Miguel has a more convincing proposal for the other two Cali leaders.
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More convincing is the claim that it is the product of necessity.
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This time around, at least one scientist found the results more convincing.
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Parents with young children just need a little more convincing to return.
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Still, if you needed any more convincing, Cruz gives a hard sell.
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Did you even need more convincing to check out Activision's sharp remakes?
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It's much more convincing than a bunch of online reviews from strangers.
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As strange as that may sound, the video is slightly more convincing.
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They are fast developing slick techniques for making their works more convincing.
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Russia appears to need more convincing that it should be cutting production.
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They were less preachy, a more convincing way to go in peace.
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Maybe it'll look more convincing if I fire off a couple emails.
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The argument in favor of Dany being Azor Ahai is even more convincing.
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I guess I just thought that today's rally was a little more convincing.
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It's the secret sauce that makes WHATEVER YOU'RE SAYING SO MUCH MORE CONVINCING.
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It's going to take some more convincing to fully embrace the trend's predecessor.
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People were hoping that number would show a more convincing sign of rising.
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That finding is more convincing when an experiment also finds the same effect.
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The question is whether Pelosi or the Democratic agitators can be more convincing.
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Whose story does Wood find more convincing, that of Gombrich or of Janson?
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He used a really mundane example (which made it all the more convincing).
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He would have been more convincing had he done this before unveiling it.
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And he had a few explanations, some I found more convincing than others.
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He is a character more convincing than coherent, and more persuasive than intelligible.
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But if you need a bit more convincing, check out the latest trailer above.
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He was fair-minded and that made him ultimately more convincing than anything else.
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And if you needed any more convincing Gerber is Crawford's doppelgänger... here it is.
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But with just a week left until polling day, it is sounding more convincing.
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This made his prose more convincing, for he let the facts speak for themselves.
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Analysts who were already withering about the deal's rationale will take even more convincing.
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For more convincing counterfeits, natural shells, spices and herbs are used with the plastics.
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Regarding the interpretation of the emoluments clause, the CREW response is even more convincing.
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There are more convincing explanations for his slow-roll blackballing, but none more convenient.
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I have seen many ministers come and go, some are more convincing than others.
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More convincing was Mr. Ball's partner, Lauren Lovette, also making her debut this season.
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His gifts are even more convincing than in his unforgettable debut there in 2018.
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Here, Wood said she sounded a little more convincing, but she still had her doubts.
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But now, thanks to Trump's executive order, ISIS's message can seem a lot more convincing.
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If these negotiations, in a more convincing way, show progress, I think that's more likely.
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Our perceptions of aging may also be more convincing than reality, according to the research.
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If you need any more convincing, remember that the year's best kiss is usually reenacted.
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While Aldridge fell for the 1930 build right away, Followill needed a little more convincing.
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Stories about hidden pockets of magic in forgotten American towns feel a bit more convincing.
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Dean's regret at testifying against Nixon was more convincing than Cohen's purported disgust with Trump.
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Gallagher's discussion of the postal system's "Golden Age" during the Progressive Era is more convincing.
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ROME — Elina Svitolina and Alexander Zverev could hardly be more convincing at the tour level.
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But in the 2000s, high-definition cameras created the need for a more convincing illusion.
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The more convincing explanations for this change are more straightforward — and darker — than Mr. Pai's.
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Perhaps it would have been more convincing if Mr. Shanley hadn't hired himself to direct.
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No wonder: the nationalists' argument that Scotland is a different country has never looked more convincing.
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Looks like Lin-Manuel Miranda may be an even more convincing Alexander Hamilton than we thought.
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I guess I'd find that more convincing if the Summit was launching in a unisex store.
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There would be a pattern, a road map of violence leading to a more convincing conclusion.
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And if you need a little more convincing, just take a look at the trailer below.
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After the unicorns, a new and more convincing species of startup will have to be engineered.
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And in case you need more convincing to shop today, Rachel Bilson is here for you.
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In the results published today, a transgender volunteer wasn't notably more convincing than a cisgender one.
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Yet these stories are more convincing than the connections, thematic and formal, offered to bind them.
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In some cases, scammers might register a lookalike web address to make their emails more convincing.
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His depiction of Daenerys's break, if he ever does write it, will presumably be more convincing.
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They could be receptive to a single-payer program, but they will need some more convincing.
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RIVERA: Well, he could have gotten a more convincing denial than we got from the Russian president.
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And access to personal emails could enable bad actors to craft more convincing and targeted phishing emails.
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The result was a 27-20 divisional-round victory that was more convincing than the score indicated.
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And I have a hard time believing anyone could've made Eamon Bailey more convincing than Tom Hanks.
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After all, there is no more convincing of an example than the one set by the CEO.
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Future advocates of such schemes will be able to wield more convincing data to make their case.
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It's two minutes and 28 seconds of sexual tension more convincing than most movies (come at me!).
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A more convincing objection is that it can upset settlements in countries trying to overcome past conflicts.
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But here his sidekick offers a far more convincing argument that gets Elman nodding and smiling happily.
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Bigger Series A and Series B rounds to fuel more convincing growth trajectory, towards growth-stage fundraising.
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The phishing emails were slightly more convincing than some phishing attempts but they weren't really that good.
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And if you need any more convincing, Kylie Jenner Snapchatted her seal of approval of the collection.
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Rick believes he'll walk her down the aisle someday, but Kathy ... might need a little more convincing.
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But, if for some reason, you need more convincing, there are plenty of other attractions in Pacifica.
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After reading that this book has 1,000 days of recipes, do you really need any more convincing?
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And if we need any more convincing, two new studies point to the urgency of taking action.
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If you need more convincing, nearly 80,000 people have given this convenient device a five-star rating.
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This video is just more convincing evidence of climate change and the pressing need for immediate action.
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Not to give too much away, but his plight struck me as rather more convincing than hers.
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Or as Selzer put it, Buttigieg "has more convincing to do or someone else will rise up."
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The Europeans may need more convincing that Washington stands with it on a range of security issues.
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And this group found all of the race-class messages more convincing than the racial fear frame.
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Berlinerblau is more convincing describing the problems of academia than he is explaining why they've come about.
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Blazakis expects such text to get more convincing over time, while filtering will not be deployed widely.
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He said, however, that inflation has yet to show more convincing signs of a sustained upward adjustment.
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But all nine versions of our race-class message were more convincing than the racial fear message.
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Ricciardo said third place in 2016 felt more convincing and more sustainable than it had in 2014.
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The new studies he sent me were more convincing, but still many of them were small and inconclusive.
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Hong Kong's recorded more convincing gains, with the benchmark advancing 1.71 percent by 3:2109.18 p.m. HK/SIN.
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Some are more convincing than others, and, not infrequently, Payne's inferences seem to run ahead of the data.
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"The debt market may need more convincing that three hikes are in the works in 2666," Fukaya said.
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But if the pizza craver is joined by a couple of friends, their argument becomes much more convincing.
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Send it to anyone who still somehow needs a little more convincing that this is a big deal.
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Kelly's book is a lot more fun to read, if occasionally infuriating, but Looser's is much more convincing.
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More convincing are Joukhadar's depictions of the anxiety and stress that bedevil the family as they become refugees.
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As the pair battle, the image only gets more convincing — the A.I. trying to detect fakery always loses.
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It's Jessica Lange and Susan Sarandon, so you shouldn't need much more convincing — but we'll do it anyway!
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Thanks to changes in technology, the little details, from stitching to sparkles, look more convincing than ever before.
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Now, with Overwatch 2, Kaplan says they had to do even more convincing to try something altogether new.
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Gains in Seoul were more convincing, with the benchmark Kospi index advancing 1.54 percent to close at 2,451.52.
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After years of targeting Obamacare, lawmakers found public protest more convincing than the president's hectoring demands for passage.
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Somehow, bringing a camera to capture the community made his mission more convincing, at least to some people.
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Several aspects of this study make it different from and, to some experts, more convincing than other reports.
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To change your life, learn how to trust your future self A more convincing explanation arises directly from psychology.
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There's time travel, ambitious female characters, intrigue, sex with hot Scottish rebels, and — do you really need more convincing?
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Rules that further alienate Muslim communities in turn make ISIS's claims more convincing to those at risk of radicalization.
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Burden's earnest voice, telling the audience how sculpture relates to performance, how "sculpture is action," is much more convincing.
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But if the graphics are an integral part of a project from conception, the results are often more convincing.
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But if Trump needs more convincing, he should consider how NAFTA affects one of his other core concerns — immigration.
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Corporate-style team-building exercises are hardly a more convincing solution to ideological divisions than a can of Pepsi.
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The results provide more convincing evidence that conforming to certain masculine norms is associated with making some men miserable.
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The behind-the-scenes artistry is more convincing now than ever — and it often comes with a 4 a.m.
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In case you need more convincing, Scientific American recently rounded up statistics about when babies are born most often.
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If you need more convincing, take a minute and read our Top 5 reasons to apply for Startup Battlefield.
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But with North Korea in the mix, there may now be a more convincing argument to keep the unit.
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Mr. Sessions's bet is that he can claim something more convincing: He was on board with that agenda first.
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They didn't make me any more convincing as a potential rider, but at least they were easy to remove.
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Newton says the charts show an even more convincing story when you pull out to a longer-term view.
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A middle-class white who has experienced manipulation but no outright oppression might find "Brave New World" more convincing.
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If Mr. Crawford's point about Mozartean quality has merit, perhaps he can find more convincing proof elsewhere among Haydn's operas.
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In case you need more convincing, here are the top 5 reasons Puffie deserves a place on your feed. 1.
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It might have helped mend the fences with the Kardashians a little bit, but for now ... Kylie needs more convincing.
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Even more convincing is the news from CES that Fitbit will be launching its very own app store in 2017.
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And if you ask us, it's a hell of a lot more convincing than ad space in a glossy magazine.
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The Viennese could articulate a more convincing defence of freedom because they had direct personal experience of the totalitarian enemy.
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Reports now are more convincing, in addition to being more persuasive and gruesome, that he was murdered by Saudi agents.
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Ms Osaka's 2018 season wasn't perfect either, but her victories were more convincing and her losses were often hard-fought.
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Often, attackers spoof their victim's email address, pretending to have access to it, to make the attack even more convincing.
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"It's much more convincing that there is indeed something strange and artificial about this feature on the surface," he said.
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Obama's dire concerns about Russian meddling would be more convincing were he taking swift action to deter and punish Russians.
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"I was told it would help boost sales, it would make me more convincing and I accepted it," she said.
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"One hoped for something more convincing - it's a politically correct statement," said Otman Gordillo, economist at AdCap brokerage in Bogota.
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Given that several states have already passed laws protecting trans employees from being fired, this is a more convincing response.
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It would just be more convincing if the show purposely engaged with that idea instead of accidentally stumbling into it.
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The patronage-friendly measure Mr. Walker signed in the name of better government is no more convincing than his presidential campaign.
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Amid mostly being an academic outsider to the huge debates over this one, I find the latter view much more convincing.
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A more convincing approach would see Huawei admit that China is different and concede that some party commands cannot be defied.
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Need more convincing that it will soon be impossible to tell whether a video of a person is real or fake?
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And then, as if you needed any more convincing, you'll also get free 699.993-day shipping at Amazon, Walmart, and Target.
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The better the couple's ~love vibes~, the more convincing their performances are, and the better their score is likely to be.
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Here's a question you never thought you'd consider: Who plays a more convincing Hannah Horvath: Lena Dunham, or Samuel L. Jackson?
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While 48 percent of Americans found today's modern climate science more convincing, 36 percent answered that their climate views haven't changed.
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If you need more convincing, please read on: If you have trouble getting a good night's sleep, an orgasm can help.
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Here's a round-up of the shared elements between The Hunger Games and 3%, as if you needed any more convincing.
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But just in case you need a little more convincing, here are 5 amazing reasons to watch Crazy Ex-Girlfriend. 1.
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That makes it a lot more convincing, to me … but its open-source selection bias means it's still far from definitive.
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Both BioShock and BioShock 2 are unambiguously upgraded: textures are finer, images higher-resolution, effects like water and fire more convincing.
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The main event saw Nieky Holzken take another victory over Murthel Groenhart, a considerably more convincing one than their last meeting.
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The priority, though, remains managing her mind, and for Brianne, data is much more convincing than another heart-to-heart talk.
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But the monologue form being what it is, Ms. Corman's performance is more convincing with the negatives than with the positives.
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If he had, he might have been led to a different and, as James sees it, more convincing theory of freedom.
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If Turkey wants more leverage from him over the Saudis, it will have to dump more convincing data at his feet.
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Yet in an exhibition of this scale, the evidence indicating Delacroix's influence within each given example needs to be more convincing.
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But we have more convincing evidence than simple chronology (though in a show like Westworld, which interweaves so many timelines, that's something).
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It feels almost as if you shouldn't need any more convincing at this point, but let's proceed through our usual questions anyway.
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While the cynical might dismiss this as another woo-woo trend, the science behind the influence of the moon is more convincing.
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Finding an unusual pattern in Big Data is no more convincing (or useful) than finding an unusual license plate outside Feynman's classroom.
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An instant poll by Elabe for BFMTV found some 63% of viewers found Macron more convincing than Le Pen in the debate.
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The failure to achieve a more convincing reduction in CV events - such as heart attacks and strokes - may be seen as disappointing.
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If you needed more convincing that this piece of gear is packing serious compute power, just take a look at the back.
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But the show is working against itself there: its graphic, confrontational dehumanizing imagery is more convincing than its abstract questions about humanity.
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That would be a more convincing argument if tech were not still overwhelmingly male-dominated and in many cases hostile to women.
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I'd need more convincing to buy the bit about true love between Kate and her Petruchio, but the undesirability argument is intriguing.
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"We need to stick to our values, we need to be more convincing," said Schaeuble, a veteran member of Merkel's ruling conservatives.
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Perhaps more convincing than the medical research and professionals that Klein cites, though, is the wealth of testimonies she gathers from women.
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"Global-scale insecticide usage is, to me, a more convincing cause for a widespread, across-the-board insect decline," Dr. Stager said.
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Even as deepfake technology has gotten significantly more convincing, it's still rare to see a video that's been created completely from scratch.
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McConnell used the term "intention" again on Monday but delivered what many Democrats described as a more convincing promise with concrete details.
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Refining your ideas into their most simple and understandable form is a lesson anyone can use to be more convincing, he adds.
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At best, they're Siri or Alexa with a CGI face, and it's not clear if STAR Labs has created anything more convincing.
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Driver is one of the best young actors in the world, but he's more convincing playing conflicted than pure, bone-chilling evil.
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However, if it is to pick up the slack, the private sector likely will need more convincing than the donor community has.
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If only one of them had the foresight to veto "Don&apost F--- This Up," that strategy might have been more convincing.
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But an an awareness of the flaws in our thinking allows you to present your point in a far more convincing fashion.
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The Fed chair was seen as much more upbeat about the economic outlook and more convincing that rate hikes are in the offing.
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Davis would have been much more convincing as "shy" than "curmudgeonly," but even that would have been a stretch given Johnson's megawatt charisma.
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But there is some (slightly more) convincing evidence out thereIn May, Apple invested $1 billion in Didi Chuxing, a Chinese ride-hailing service.
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And as if you need more convincing to get this exclusively-designed piece in your shopping cart stat, checks in at under $90.
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"Her explanation has been rejected and she has been ordered to send a more convincing explanation before further action is taken," Tuwei said.
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These are small details to which many will be oblivious, but "Vinyl"'s world is more convincing when it gets these things right.
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A lot of wargames eventually developed more convincing depictions of combat, with better AI and (too rarely, I'm sorry to say) better graphics.
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Muller described the object as having the characteristic "Y" shape of Beagle 2 and appearing much more convincing than previously-touted landing sites.
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That's actually also probably pretty key to it being welcomed into hearts and homes, since better audio fidelity leads to more convincing anthropomorphization.
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The unstated explanation was more convincing: he was expecting a pair of Adidas Yeezy Boosts, the intentionally scarce sneakers designed by Kanye West.
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That would be a far bigger step forward for Saudi women and more convincing evidence that this is a country embracing social liberalization.
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Scarlett Johansson, Rebel Wilson, and "Game of Thrones" star Alfie Allen will also appear in the film, in case you needed more convincing.
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One of the more convincing studies found that supplementation with elderberry substantially reduced upper respiratory symptoms when taken for the cold and flu.
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But if past research has already found correlations between storms and evolution among certain species, then this study offers even more convincing evidence.
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More power to her, and she's more convincing (and seductive) than actors like Jack Nicholson and Warren Beatty have been in similar situations.
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In sexual assault cases, their testimony can turn a "he said, she said" case into a more convincing "he said, they said" case.
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Yet the more blatantly Trump stonewalls, the more convincing any potential impeachment case against him for obstruction becomes, legal experts told VICE News.
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In Australia, the recorded more convincing gains of 22018 percent to close at their highest levels in a decade, according to Reuters calculations.
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The other examples (excluding the frog) are certainly more convincing, showing the deepfake mirroring the facial expression and mouth movements of the original subject.
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Occasional dog farts also give pet owners the opportunity to "blame it on the dog" and be a little more convincing when doing so.
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But, if you still need more convincing, here are three reasons why you might want to make an effort to look at your vulva.
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Merck's drug has also posted more-convincing trial results in lucrative non-small-cell lung cancer (NSCLC), which hits some 13 percent of patients.
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If you need more convincing of his superstardom, Brown became the first artist to simultaneously top all five Country Billboard charts in October 2017.
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Even though censors carefully vetted his script, many fans of his work say his crooked protagonists are far more convincing than the good ones.
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Other arguments for greater efficiency are somewhat more convincing, but simply transferring functions, organizations and people between agencies is no guarantee for efficiency improvements.
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Ultimately, the persona that Kavanaugh created on Fox News is no more convincing than this attempt to explain away a crude and hurtful joke.
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When I talk to DJ Sokai, a musician from Riverdale, Georgia who specializes in outrageous mash-ups, he mentions a more convincing word: potential.
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That makes the design seem all the more striking since it creates a more convincing illusion that the screen stretches from edge-to-edge.
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Which leads to the second and more convincing theory: that Russia decided to make a play for more power in the global oil market.
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When he tells the seller's agent you can't afford to pay any more, he's going to be more convincing if he actually believes it.
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" A more convincing argument for Ms. Boosler's place in the pantheon can be found in her regular appearances on "Late Night With David Letterman.
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Fujifilm's X53 series has always made one of the strongest cases for it, however, and the latest iteration makes it more convincing than ever.
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To do so, it will need a more convincing narrative, one that isn't whipsawed by the unpredictable mineral politics of the Philippines and Indonesia.
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And to top it all off, they both were simply more convincing and persuasive as campaigners than Secretary Clinton ever was or could be.
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But often even her fiercest critics could not produce more convincing analyses, and instead some resorted to unfounded attacks against the entire Copyright Office.
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Is Matthew Macfadyen's awkward and conflicted Darcy in the 2005 film a more convincing portrayal than the intensely magnetic Darcy portrayed by Colin Firth?
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But for those who need a little more convincing, I pin-pointed the five factors that made me fall in love with La La Land.
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Collins is likely running for governor of Maine, so if she wants to run on a record of proven bipartisanship, what could be more convincing?
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As deepfake technology is incorporated into professional video-editing tools, face-swapping will surely become much faster, cheaper and more convincing than it is today.
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Merck's drug also has more-convincing trial results in lucrative non-small-cell lung cancer (NSCLC), which hits some 85 percent of lung cancer patients.
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But just in case you needed more convincing to stay at home that night, it's also packed with rose petals, rose absolute, and rose oil.
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And if you needed any more convincing, take a closer look at the photo and check out who else is eyeing this thing of beauty.
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The upbeat jobs data might have breathed some life back into those Fed hike expectations, but markets will need a lot more convincing, traders said.
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And if you need more convincing of how dorky Obama is about the endeavor, here's the president experiencing the VR film in the White House.
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At the press conference on Thursday, Alperovitch said the CrowdStrike report withheld additional evidence pointing to Russia that would make the case even more convincing.
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In fact, the amateur target sometimes had to be filmed hitting specific poses in the source dance video to make the final result more convincing.
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Third, there is the existence of a habitation specifically set aside for dreaming — imaginative excursions into the self where intuition is the more convincing wisdom.
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More convincing is the assertion that the French government should have a greater say over whether Fincantieri moves work from Saint-Nazaire in a downturn.
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It's still too early to declare that a blue wave will hit the GOP in November, but the forecast looks more convincing by the day.
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However, his reference to bot armies "evolving rapidly" could indicate that he fears AI could be used to make bot accounts more convincing or effective.
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If you need any more convincing or a Friday pick-me-up, here's a look at what you can expect to see on February 4th.
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With so much personal information, criminals can easily apply for fraudulent loans, open bank accounts or credit cards, make scams feel more convincing, and more.
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But the combination of increasing job openings and falling unemployment around the country is making a more convincing case of a tighter U.S. labor market.
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As the impacts of a warmer world become more tangible to people through extreme weather and more convincing science, the awareness of the issue grows.
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And yet somehow, the overall effect of using a trackpad with an iPad is more convincing than direct manipulation, less exhausting, and simply more fun.
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On Tuesday at Yankee Stadium, a more convincing reason for hope emerged for the Boston Red Sox: Masahiro Tanaka, the nominal ace of the Yankees.
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Mr. Biden hasn't done especially well so far, and Ms. Warren's relentless and well-articulated emphasis on substantive issues has been more and more convincing.
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This means we can feel more powerful right before a negotiation, more confident when asking for a raise, and more convincing during a sales call.
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In the past two years, hobbyists, academics, and entrepreneurs have made AI fakery much more convincing, and deepfakes have become a tool of online harassment.
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And then he wants to reassure us that it is basically going to be O.K. In general the explanation is more convincing than the reassurance.
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The make-up, animatronics and puppetry are so much more convincing than most modern-day CGI that you will be terrified about what happens next.
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Van Ness isn't nearly as forgiving after Mario's apology, and while Karamo says there's no need for Lopez to be canceled ... Jonathan definitely needs more convincing.
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If it were really Democrats who were forcing the shutdown, then presumably it would be Democrats who needed more convincing, and not the president's own party.
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This article has been updated below with another, more convincing video demonstration of Bkav's Face ID spoofing, which the firm revealed two weeks after the original.
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Yet another new study, published in the journal Emotion, points to the emotional boost having frequent sex can give you (in case you needed more convincing).
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And no, you're very clever, but you can't just take the ones it doesn't detect and sort of breed them together to make more convincing ones.
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In that case, and here in "The Glass Castle", it feels as though more convincing, nuanced endings were shrugged off in favour of something more saccharine.
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Its rate-setting committee said the case for an increase had "strengthened" since its meeting in June, but it decided to wait for more convincing evidence.
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But I also like to keep in mind that, absolutely everyone is making it up as they go, some people are just more convincing than others.
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It might be that, at this moment, the best we can hope to do is demand more convincing excuses for why they've chosen not to listen.
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One thing we very much do know about human nature is we all find arguments that appeal to our ends more convincing than those that don't.
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And it appears that the White House chose her to deliver the message because the administration thought it might be more convincing coming from a woman.
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But in terms of conveying this work's view of art as both a coolly isolating and warmly embracing experience, I've never seen a more convincing interpretation.
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Of course, he needs to start by making a more convincing case that an actual emergency exists -- a dubious claim in the minds of most experts.
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Sanders' campaign pollster, Ben Tulchin, tells Brownstein that Sanders can make, perhaps, a more convincing economic argument than other candidates to swing voters in swing states.
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Celebrities like Priyanka Chopra and Janet Mock have already taken the cozy color for a spin, making a case for going chestnut brown even more convincing.
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A survey conducted by Infratest Dimap moments after the show indicated that Merkel was viewed as more convincing by 55 percent versus 35 percent for Schulz.
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Mr. Ghosn needs to make a far more convincing case than he did at his theatrical news conference if he is serious about clearing his name.
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We expect the gradual recovery of the credit markets will continue through next year as the job market begins to show more convincing signs of improvement.
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Then there are the recipes that may not immediately inspire because they may seem unfamiliar or needlessly complicated, recipes that may require a bit more convincing.
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A survey conducted by Infratest Dimap moments after the debate showed that Merkel was viewed as more convincing by 55 percent, versus 35 percent for Schulz.
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Like so many projects before it, the 20-somethings playing high-school students are only slightly more convincing as teenagers than the original "Grease" movie cast.
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A more convincing theory, for which there is some empirical support, is that the state has obviated the need for unions by doing their job for them.
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Prosecutors say Gamoota researched news articles about the 72 real victims of the fire to make his claims for cash and a hotel stay sound more convincing.
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So if you needed any more convincing to spare your feet from one more repeat-blister disaster after a long evening out, these are your saving grace.
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Making his vivid commentary even more convincing are illustrations of each game rendered by the team of game artists at developer Rebellion, which owns the publishing imprint.
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"Instead of the company making an announcement, it will be more convincing and authoritative if the regulator can make a statement to update the situation," Yip said.
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One can justifiably criticise the Iranians' methods, but this explanation is far more convincing than the narrative of securing a land route from Tehran to the Mediterranean.
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The infamous "Ring tape" becomes a malicious earworm: "You will die in seven days" sounds so much more convincing when it comes from right beside your head.
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I can't say any one VR game I saw is a system-selling killer app, but as a total package, they make the concept much more convincing.
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"We would fade any Bund-led sell-off until there is more convincing evidence growth is returning to an above-trend pace," they said in a note.
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But Democrats, if they choose to, could co-opt Republicans' rhetoric to make a much more convincing argument that liberal health care policy increased Americans' personal liberty.
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Democrats' objection to such an end-run would be more convincing if they hadn't supported President Obama when "he openly circumvented Congress on immigration reforms," he wrote.
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The fuss over the new book, "A President Shouldn't Say That," would be more convincing if the president's political death had not already been declared many times.
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But Federer — after recovering from a 13-21 deficit in the opening set to push Nishikori into a tiebreaker — was the more convincing server throughout the match.
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This would be more convincing to me if we knew more about Alice in the first place, if she ever became a character with her own agenda.
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Perhaps more in line with Arriola's theory that Holmes was trying to appear more "convincing," other research shows that people's vocal pitch tends to change when they lie.
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Vikander is a vibrant and versatile talent, but her Jason Bourne character, as written, directed and performed, is a far more convincing robot than Ava in Ex Machina.
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Though it's not a comprehensive solution, this Alexa feature might make Amazon's Echo speakers a more convincing choice over other smart speakers, like Google's Home or Apple's HomePod.
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Now, of course, we learned in the Reagan years that a lot of those tax cuts were phased in, but by a lot bigger and more convincing margins.
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In case you need more convincing (or someone you know does), here are just a few reasons that people might need, want, or choose to use birth control.
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However, if you need more convincing that Anti is the perfect soundtrack for a 4 am fog, look no further than "James Joint," the album's cheeky second track.
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And the apes come off as much more convincing than campy thanks to Notary, who played Caesar's trusted confederate Rocket and coached the other actors on their performances.
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Jacobs lost the decision, but many still consider that fight to have been a more convincing demonstration of counter-Golovkin tactics than the bouts with Canelo Alvarez were.
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Like if they could go to the border and make their case as a group, maybe it would make a bigger statement or a more convincing argument. 3.
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Although the proof-of-concept version likely wouldn't trick someone in the flesh, Leibowitz also presented a 3D-printed design that could make the key much more convincing.
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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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He does however need to find a more convincing way to respond to such attacks if he's not going to get into trouble against Trump in the fall.
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If you need even more convincing, check out this study, from McKinsey, which predicts that true gender equality would increase the global gross domestic product by $12 trillion.
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He couldn't be more convincing than when he sang one of his definitive songs, "Rusty Cage," with Soundgarden: "I'm gonna break my rusty cage and run," he howled.
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This kind of victim-blaming is thankfully on the wane, however I'd argue that moderating one's own harmful behavior by drinking less is a more convincing and responsible take.
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But in the real world, the Man on the Curtain system, created by Tokyo's Leopalace21, has the potential to be slightly more convincing—if you choose the right video.
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One of the Brexiteers' more convincing arguments for leaving the EU was that it had become involved in too many things that were better handled at the national level.
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First, an official-looking document calling FCC chairman Ajit Pai a "cuck" made the rounds online, made even more convincing since it was hosted on the FCC's own servers.
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An amazing social media company (that has a teensy problem with both harassment and revenue) apparently wants to be bought—even if CEO Jack Dorsey might need more convincing.
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That's a much more convincing threat than one from a group of researchers only claiming to have reproduced the methodology — and CCC's demonstration was over two years ago, too.
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But if you needed more convincing that the Scousers found a groove again, Philippe Coutinho and Daniel Sturridge have something to say to you in today's matchup against Southampton.
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Bloomberg understands both local government and big business, and thus, he can make a far more convincing case for the economic benefits of green policies than an environmentalist can.
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Consciously or not, Mr. Guadagnino makes a more convincing political case when he just lets his characters meander and do what they do best, which is living idly, fabulously.
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But the argument that he is acting out of an altruistic desire to make the alliance more effective might be more convincing if the President ever openly praised NATO.
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He also said the more convincing he can be by presenting evidence of what's happening in the markets, the more likely he'll be able to persuade the other commissioners.
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However this collection, coming in the wake of recent events in Alabama and anti-abortion activity in other states — felt more convincing and personal in its intentions than most.
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But the more convincing explanation is that Comey had infuriated the president by having the FBI launch a formal criminal probe into the Trump campaign's possible ties to Russia.
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It will take even more convincing to get the "siren servers", as Mr Lanier calls the data giants, to change their ways, as they benefit handsomely from the status quo.
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This problem will only get worse as disinformation attacks become more common and as deep fakes become more convincing and their use more widespread in both political and business spheres.
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That decision was taken to improve Poland's scratchy relations with its European partners; the suave, English-speaking Mr Morawiecki is seen as a more convincing exponent of his boss's views.
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The billboard-style advert may help further convince U.S. soccer fans who really do not need any more convincing about the merits of staging a regular season game in Miami.
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Pope Francis has called the Internet a "gift from God," but his next high-profile guest at the Vatican might have a more convincing claim on some of the credit.
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In her mid-20s when the show was shot, she was a more convincing teenager than her co-stars, some of whom, like Mr. Rogen, were still in their teens.
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His argument is that global forces of trade integration and technology are more convincing than concepts of domestic slack in explaining the absence of pricing power among companies and employees.
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According to that poll, 85033 percent of respondents said they found the science of human-induced climate change more convincing than when the same survey was given five years ago.
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Carolyn Heckman, a cancer researcher at Rutgers who has studied tanning for more than a decade, says the evidence of tanning's addictive qualities has become more convincing in recent years.
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Stripes in particular tend to get a lot of wear, and if we needed even more convincing of their staying power, Emma Roberts offers a case study in two outfits.
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Real life doesn't really look like that, but I've got to say that it was a bit more convincing than a boring description of different practical Apple Watch use cases.
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"None of these pieces of evidence on their own is very convincing, but the ability to collect them together ... is what makes this tapestry of evidence more convincing," said Panfil.
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The 2020 election is still 22 months away, but the longer Democrats wait before impeachment, the more convincing the "let's just beat Trump at the ballot box" argument will seem.
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But since the state legislature can basically decide which evidence it finds more convincing, the court may not be able to step in and argue the basic facts or science.
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His own statistics are more convincing: in the four years after the American government passed a ban on so-called assault weapons in 1994, there was not a single mass shooting.
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The on-stage demoes on Friday look more convincing than they've ever been, but I don't think I'll ever believe this phone is real until I hold one in my hand.
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Click on for more convincing proof that it's about time to give your denim shorts a long overdue rest — as tough as it may be, these picks won't let you down.
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Seriously, though: if anyone needs more convincing that it's all love between the stars, let us remind you of their adorable backstage interaction at the MTV Video Music Awards last year.
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He even got Sakuraba—who didn't throw a single decent knee in his MMA career—to pull off one of the more convincing intercepting knees I've seen done in pro wrestling.
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According to a snap opinion poll by Elabe for BFMTV, 63 percent of viewers found Macron the more convincing in Wednesday's debate, reinforcing his status as favourite to win the Elysee.
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But Mr. Buttigieg's attempts at damage control, in the form of readily voiced contrition and community meetings that were raw and chaotic, may be more convincing to voters nationally than locally.
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More convincing evidence of insectoid pollinators dates back 165 million years, to the Middle Jurassic, in the form of fossilized scorpionflies, who likely used their long proboscis to pollinate non-flowering plants.
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THE outcome of the race for Arizona's open Senate seat, which could determine control of Congress's upper chamber, may come down to which portrayal of Kyrsten Sinema the voters find more convincing.
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And given that The Handmaid's Tale has become a must-see show, the company now has a more convincing play when asking users to upgrade to the $40/month Live TV offering.
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In the months since, the tech behind these videos has only become more powerful and easier to use, with researchers developing ways to both make deepfakes more convincing and easier to detect.
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An opinion poll showed that Macron was found more convincing than Le Pen in Wednesday's televised debate, reinforcing his status as favourite to win the second round of the election on Sunday.
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She's done studies that show that if you add irrelevant neuroscience language to explanations of traits or behavior, even when the explanation is a poor one, people find the argument more convincing.
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But it would it would take a little more convincing for Beth, who trained in theater and opera in France before relocating to London with her partner, longtime Savages producer Nicolas Congé.
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Despite pop's recent graduation into critical territory, it still takes more convincing for artists linked to fandom culture to be taken as seriously as those whose aesthetic isn't dismissed as 'for teenagers'.
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Crash was the worst best picture nominee in that 2006 class—literally any of the competing four ( Brokeback Mountain; Capote; Good Night, and Good Luck ; and Munich) would've been more convincing choices.
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He will emphasize that, even though the eurozone is booming, the central bank will not stop pumping money into the economy until there are more convincing signs that inflation is picking up.
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As deepfakes become more convincing and people are increasingly aware of them, the realistic AI-generated videos, images and audio threaten to disrupt crucial evidence at the center of the legal system.
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Sixty-three percent of viewers found Macron more convincing than Le Pen in the debate, according to a snap opinion poll by Elabe for BFMTV, reinforcing his status as favorite to win.
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Now, there's no more convincing drivers to make multiple stops for you or confusion about how best to input your destination in the app if you plan to make more than one stop.
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The authors are ready with responses (some more convincing than others) to obvious objections, such as the notion that the poor would live in fear of the rich stripping them of their assets.
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Kansas was much more convincing in its own showdown with a ranked opponent, pummeling No. 163 Baylor 102-74 on Saturday for its 25th straight conference-opening win and 31st consecutive home victory.
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But whilst Hooters might have been able to convince their American counterparts, it might take a bit more convincing for people to come round to the idea of Hooters as a family restaurant.
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After Seasons 4 and 5, the creators may have listened to critics, using nudity and sex more thoughtfully, and writing what they believed to be more convincing portrayals of women's sexuality and power.
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Osmond also spent as much time as possible off camera bonding with the cast, especially the younger cast members, so their sense of wonder about Dumbo on camera would appear even more convincing.
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But there is a downside: On social media services like Twitter, this new research could also lead to more convincing bots designed to fool us into thinking they are human, Mr. Howard said.
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According to a snap opinion poll by Elabe for BFMTV, 63 percent of viewers found Macron the more convincing candidate in the debate, reinforcing his status as favourite to win the Elysee on Sunday.
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No matter how supportive or well-meaning a network FX is, it is inevitably still operated by largely white executives who will always need more convincing of the value of stories they haven't lived.
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Maybe a single product isn't enough to make you switch from Android to iOS, Windows to Mac, or Spotify to Apple Music, but a litany of appeals over time builds a more convincing case.
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If ECB officials had needed any more convincing, the European Union's statistics office, Eurostat, on Thursday confirmed euro zone GDP rose just 56.823 percent quarter-on-quarter in the final part of last year.
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The most obvious short-term option is custom peripherals for the HTC Vive itself, whether that's a controller with custom options for a software program or a more convincing weapon for a VR game.
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An obligatory romance between Bibbs and a young woman from a First Family now so financially diminished that they even have to sell her piano (!) is no more convincing than any other Tarkington romance.
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It’s a simple concept: Fly an AR drone around the house or outdoors before attempting it with a real one, but it’s more convincing when you try it out yourself.
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If the bank had needed any more convincing to change their stance, euro zone GDP was earlier confirmed to have risen just 0.2 percent quarter-on-quarter in the final part of last year.
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Villanova advanced to the title game with an even more convincing semi-final win on Saturday, the Wildcats routing Oklahoma 95-51 with the largest margin of victory ever in a final-four clash.
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Alina Stiegler and Chistoph Gawenda play Édouard's antagonistic older sister and her husband, a truck driver, with a bit too many working-class clichés, but are more convincing as detectives, doctors and assorted others.
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"Similarly, on economic issues the right-wing platform is likely to be more convincing relative to the incumbent Democratic Party, whose five-year stint in power has failed to deliver the promised economic turnaround."
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When the AI reviewed five images of a person's face, rather than one, the results were even more convincing – 91 percent of the time with men and 83 percent of the time with women.
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"Now our voices need to be louder, more convincing," said an activist, Tina Adamidou, who has participated in nightly peace demonstrations at the United Nations-controlled buffer zone that cuts across the country's capital.
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If you're in need of a little more convincing and reassurance, here are ten good reasons that you don't need to be scared to change careers (because, trust me, it's totally something you can do).
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But the good news is, there's hope for the thirsty teens of tomorrow: a new study suggests that future fake IDs may be created using a photo manipulation technique to make them appear more convincing.
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Using a mix of social engineering techniques, would-be criminals can make their requests sound much more convincing—it's not just Nigerian princes asking for your money anymore, it's your boss sitting two floors up.
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An Elabe poll of 1,053 people of mixed political views published soon after Sunday night's debate said 29 percent found former economy minister Arnaud Montebourg "more convincing" than Valls, who was put on 26 percent.
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But as they've increased in frequency over the past couple years, they've gotten more convincing, too — and last year almost one in six Americans fell prey to scams, up from 1 in 10 in 2017.
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The more convincing argument would be something like this: Sure, we can't precisely tell you how much it matters that people are talking about "Making a Murderer," but we're sure it matters in some way.
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As someone who doesn't believe that any such crisis looms, I here offer advice for how environmentalists can make themselves more convincing: Stop focusing only on capitalism's environmental costs and acknowledge its many environmental benefits.
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Frankly, the Collective Saul Brain in the comments section of last week's recap had takes that were far more convincing on the rationale Jimmy and Kim were using to ease Jimmy out of this jam.
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The movie also stars Laverne Cox, Bo Burnham, Alison Brie, Connie Britton, Jennifer Coolidge, Max Greenfield, Christopher Mintz-Plasse, Chris Lowell, Sam Richardson, Molly Shannon, and Clancy Brown, as if you needed any more convincing.
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Because your resume acts as a marketing document, a sales pitch in text, the more focused and succinct the document, the more convincing you'll be to recruiters, who typically spend around six seconds scanning a resume.
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Putting the import data together with the two Chinese PMIs and the case for being cautious about the copper price outlook for the next few months seems to be more convincing than placing a bullish bet.
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The central bank said the cloned websites through which hackers were trying to obtain banking login details were more convincing than in previous phishing attempts, using grammatical Hungarian rather than relying on translation software, for example.
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To justify its proposed waiver, EPA will need to provide a far more convincing justification for its actions than the flimsy explanations it has thus far offered The administration's proposals are still at an early stage.
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"We would prefer to wait for a dip in equities or a more convincing improvement in economic data before adding significantly to risk assets," said Trevor Greetham, head of multi-asset at Royal London Asset Management.
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Sen. Cory Gardner said Thursday that President Donald Trump told him he'd sign legislation to ensure states can decide for themselves whether to legalize marijuana, but that Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell needs some more convincing.
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If her critique of the more outré antics of US identity politics is more convincing than Murray's, it is partly because it is always more effective to be censured by one's sympathizers than by one's adversaries.
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Now, researchers say they have developed a technique that produces far more convincing images for complex tasks, such as swapping out skirts for pants, cups for bottles, or a herd of sheep for a mess of giraffes.
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The commission and ASI will return to their Trump-imitating AI audio model to create a new one that sounds even more convincing, he added, and are spending around $650 per day on computing power toward improvements.
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It's a lot like how nailing a good Guitar Hero solo had the ability to make you feel like a god of rock, and it's much more convincing than the actual VR Star Wars game out there.
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I tend to think that Republicans will try to smear any Democratic nominee as a socialist, but it might be a more convincing argument if they can produce video of the Democratic nominee himself making that claim.
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In Europe, the focus was on France, where the latest polls showed that centrist Emmanuel Macron would score a more convincing victory over far-right and anti-euro Marine Le Pen in the presidential election's runoff vote.
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To the naked eye, this would be an even more convincing illusion, and without knowing the secret behind it, the hologram could make anyone wonder if someone has already secretly recreated Stark's Iron Man armor as well.
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They need to devise a powerful message that provides Americans with an accurate origin story of the boom, and they also need to make a more convincing case about what only they can deliver in the future.
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Republican state legislators, in turn, are no more convincing but just as cynical in insisting that elaborate new ballot protections are needed — protections that effectively target poor people, minorities and students, who tend to favor Democratic candidates.
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A poll by Infratest Dimap showed on Monday that Merkel had emerged as the clear winner, as her overall performance in the debate was viewed as more convincing by 55 percent, compared to 35 percent for Schulz.
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The content of the memo would have been more convincing, Mr. Parloff argues, had it been delivered last July or August, not months after President Trump's praise for the very deeds that led to Mr. Comey's firing.
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LOS ANGELES/NEW YORK (Reuters) - The biggest overhaul of U.S. food nutrition labels in more than two decades is likely to help improve the diets of the most health-conscious consumers, but others may need more convincing.
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Ms. Garlock said she had also seen Mr. Booker during his visit but found Ms. Warren's presentation — dotted with plans to raise taxes on the wealthy and crack down on pharmaceutical and student-loan companies — more convincing.
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But for all those drip coffee devotees who need more convincing that the Keurig is the future of coffee, James Corden has signed with the company to help you understand just how useful the coffee maker can be.
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Of course, some argue that wearing upcycled vintage fur still promotes the wearing — and thereby wanting — of any type of fur, but with faux fur looking more and more convincing, that argument doesn't hold up well to scrutiny.
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And what happened on the set of Last Tango was, in both Bertolucci's and Schneider's telling, a violation: two older and more powerful men conspiring to humiliate a young woman for the sake of a more convincing performance.
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In fact, that connection might have felt even more convincing in this new version, so much so that the viewer can almost forget about the non-feminist imbalance of power between the two that's forever plagued this story.
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In the Associated Press-NORC poll released Tuesday, 48 percent of respondents said they found the science of human-induced climate change more convincing when the poll was taken in November 2018 than they did five years ago.
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His performance feels awkward at first—like Jason Biggs or Will Ferrell fretting about lovemaking and analysts in a late-era Woody Allen film—but it becomes more convincing as the play progresses, as does the play itself.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives widened their lead over the Social Democrats following a television debate in which Merkel came across as more convincing and reliable than her SPD challenger Martin Schulz, a poll showed on Thursday.
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While the two lenders and the state-backed Development Bank of Japan Inc have so far expressed support for Toshiba, other creditors will need more convincing before they back Toshiba further, sources familiar with the matter have said.
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"It is difficult to imagine a more convincing and more affecting performance than Miss Duval's," Howard Taubman wrote in The Times, reviewing the United States premiere of the work, by the American Opera Society at Carnegie Hall in 1960.
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For the most part, they've been limited to very light blue contact lenses and Photoshop: But New Zealand-based cosplayer Kyle Simpson created a different, and much more convincing, technique using a blacklight LED and blacklight-reactive contact lenses.
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But if you need more convincing that skipping out on brushing your teeth is a bad idea, we've spoken to a few dentists to figure our just why this kind of nighttime laziness can be detrimental for our health.
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The 10-in-1 Instant Pot Ultra does all of the same handy stuff that the Instant Pot DUO and LUX can do, but throws a few extra features into the mix (as if we needed any more convincing).
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" That would have been more convincing had Trump to that point not been essentially silent about the chaos there, though he did also note in a tweet Monday: "its old electrical grid, which was in terrible shape was devastated.
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A recent paper in Scientific Reports describes the manufacture of imitation rhino horn from, of all things, horsehair, using a process that is both simpler and produces a more convincing knockoff than earlier attempts, according to the researchers involved.
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Perhaps the expenditure of adrenaline from that victory, as well as jet lag, has contributed to his mediocre form at Le Golf National, though that explanation would be more convincing if he had arrived with a better career record.
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Bret: The alternative narrative, and the more convincing one, is that Trump has continued to play games with the livelihoods of American workers for the sake of a bit of fencing that solves nothing except his own political problems.
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Regardless of how fans initially felt, the pairing would have been more convincing if the writers had given them more chances to meet over the past few seasons or if Arya was capable of better, less bluntly transactional pick-up lines.
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LONDON, May 4 (Reuters) - France's 2-year government bond yield fell to a two-month low on Thursday after a poll showed centrist French presidential candidate Emmanuel Macron more convincing than far-right Marine Le Pen in a televised debate.
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CNN's story was made all the more convincing thanks to the series of mainstream media rivals "matching" elements of the account, thanks in large part to Davis, who had requested and received anonymity to confirm that CNN's reporting was accurate.
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The Missing Evidence works well enough to change our minds for just a few minutes, but it's quickly clear that it's not so much indisputable facts and hard evidence, but instead the compelling, authoritative nature of television that's more convincing.
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But while the movie-length simulation that is Replicas is more convincing at a multiplex, preceded by trailers for real movies and accompanied by the smell of popcorn, it would probably benefit from the lack of scrutiny afforded certain streaming titles.
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As some have said, perhaps it would be more convincing if there was a detailed and justified plan for how to address the homelessness problem in Seattle, and then a fundraising campaign — including taxes on businesses — created to enable it.
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If you need any more convincing, then head over to Carphone Warehouse, because the mobile phone retailer is offering deals on absolutely everything, including SIM-free smartphones, contract options, SIM-only packages, and individual products like smartwatches and smart home devices.
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According to that poll, by the Associated Press and the National Opinion Research Center, 48 percent of respondents said they found the science of human-induced climate change more convincing than when the same survey was given five years ago.
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Before long, r/deepfakes users were building on each other's data sets to create even more convincing facial swapping models — like this training set illustrating the morphing of adult film actress Little Caprice into simulated versions of Watson and Kate Mara.
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Colleges are now free to demand more convincing evidence, a move that the mothers and other advocates for the accused had called for, saying that students should not be punished in cases where there is some doubt about the accusation.
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Ever more convincing fakes appear regularly, and though while they are frequently benign, the possibility of having your face flawlessly grafted into a compromising position is very much there — and many a celebrity has already had it done to them.
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And while they did not make any substantive changes to his statement on the floor this morning, they did try to have McConnell phrase it in a more plainspoken, direct and real manner, to be more convincing to the Democrats.
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Riess's team's Hubble value of 74 became more convincing last year when an independent measurement using quasars yielded the similar result of 73.3, a measurement based on objects called masers landed at 73.9, and an additional independent quasar measurement returned 74.2.
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That hearing was way more convincing that a lot of people expected, myself included, and between that and the intelligence committee report, the Democrats are clearly on a roll as they move further and further towards actually impeaching the president.
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And either because April Fool's Day is just around the corner — or because they just can't get over their age and beauty-related hangups — some people on the Internet need a little more convincing to concede that Lowndes and Lovitz are for real.
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The effects in Day After Tomorrow had more weight and gravitas, and were more convincing; there's a glib feeling of frantic speed to Geostorm's disaster sequences that make them feel a bit like the hilariously elaborate cosmic deathtraps of the Final Destination movies.
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But, if one believes that Ethereum will succeed beyond anyone's wildest dreams as a platform then the proposition that ETH (as a currency) will go to zero will take a bit more convincing running a substantial share of the world's commerce securely.
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Maybe it was the fact that he was calm and composed enough to torch a heater that made his message even more convincing, or maybe it was just that he didn't embarrass himself at a time when our national emotions were still fragile.
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In an online survey by Elabe pollsters of 908 people who watched Thursday's debate, 71 percent of conservative and center-right voters found Fillon, an admirer of late British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, hardly a popular figure in France, more convincing than Juppe.
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"Didi has to improve its profitability inside the Chinese market and expand overseas if it wants to make its story more convincing to investors, as the Chinese market is kind of reaching the roof," said Mo Jia, a Shanghai-based analyst at Canalys.
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The leveling determination is more convincing when the curators select as a representative for the unmentioned Op Art movement not Bridget Riley but the overlooked innovator Julian Stanczak and his "The Duel" (1963), his jazzy star turn in undulating black and white lines.
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But the more convincing theory is that, over the last three years, the Nobel Committee for Literature has decided to expand the scope of a prize that had gained a reputation for trawling the hidden corners of Europe for under-read gems.
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There's some evidence that U.S. "consumers" are turning away from stuff, and even more convincing evidence that Americans are at least gesturing at minimalism: Marie Kondo's two guides to tidying up—that is, "Japanese art of decluttering and organizing"—have become bestsellers.
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If he is able to recover in South Carolina and deliver a far more convincing performance, he will be able to chalk up fumbles in Las Vegas as rookie presidential-candidate mistakes -- and head into Super Tuesday with the wind at his back.
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Director J.J. Abrams and his team are extremely judicious about how much they show of her, and for how long, and from how close, and the results are far more convincing than the resurrected Tarkin or even the younger Leia in Rogue One.
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Although Charles Oliveira and, a somewhat more convincing, Nate Diaz did their best to put their names in the hat for the sought after date with the Irishman, after blitzing 'Cowboy' in the first round the Brazilian champion looked to align himself with McGregor too.
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But the more convincing explanation is just that Trump is so thin-skinned and lacking in self-confidence that he simply cannot let any criticism or attack roll off his back, even if engaging in scorched-earth response is damaging to his political prospects.
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The EU argues that such technology does not yet exist and says that if Britain cannot come up with a more convincing plan, Northern Ireland must maintain customs and regulatory alignment with the EU. In effect, that would create a border between it and Britain.
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In addition to stirring a new sense of purpose with his parties, Ashton-Gonzalez now had to come up with significantly more convincing excuses as to why he was on the island, in the dark, often with ten to 20 other people in tow.
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If, for example, perhaps you've always dreamed of being a dragon who has sex with an alien, virtual sex games can allow you to scratch that itch—and as VR technology improves, you'll be able to scratch it in an ever more convincing manner.
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In the same paper, the authors demonstrate that the technique makes more convincing fake videos when it has a few more images to go off, but the most striking example from their demonstration video remains this one, where the Mona Lisa is brought to life.
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Following a debate between French far-right leader Marine Le Pen and centrist Emmanuel Macron, who will face off in the second round of the presidential election on Sunday, a poll showed some 63 percent of voters found market favourite Macron to be more convincing.
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While the run was not as lengthy as his famous Beast Quake against New Orleans in 2011, it provided a similar feeling of helplessness for his opponent and set the tone in a victory that was more convincing than the 17-9 final score.
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I know the filmmakers didn't want to bore rom-com lovers with foreign affairs chat, but surely they could have written the US president to sound more convincing and less like he was being paid $10 to deliver a testimonial in a matchmaking infomercial.
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As I watch the episodes, I think because it's smaller and more compartmentalized on a weekly basis, you can try things that would be really hard to try in movies and would require a lot more convincing, both on a stylistic level and a narrative level.
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Again, the suspension of disbelief is only almost complete, as any conscious viewer would still realize they were looking at a TV. I did find the overall illusion to be more convincing than Samsung's famous Frame that supposedly turns your TV into a work of art.
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On the technical front "if we can go past the pivotal $1,520-$1560 region, it would start to a look a lot bullish ... For it to move that far ahead we need to see more convincing sign for something darker on the horizon," OANDA's Erlam added.
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We saw a bit of this in a web preview Polestar released earlier this year, but seeing it in the car itself makes a more convincing argument that this isn't a Frankenstein blend of Google and auto software, but a well-thought-out hybrid of the two.
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His "the system is rigged" rhetoric made him the Republican's equal when it came to indignation, supporters note, while his rumpled asceticism (he is one of the poorest members of the Senate) and plain-spoken integrity made him a more convincing anti-establishment champion than Mrs Clinton.
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This was George W. Bush's "axis of evil" on steroids and scarcely more convincing since ISIS and Iran were at war, as were al Qaeda and ISIS, and none of these terrorist groups had any relationship with the North Koreans or with leftist regimes in Latin America.
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Trejo overcame a troubled youth in which he served time in prison before breaking into film and television, going on to become a prolific actor who usually played bad guys and heavies, roles for which his heavily lined, scarred facial features made him all the more convincing.
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More convincing is their argument against what they told me was a "Game of Thrones–style shaming" and the suggestion that the recent riot at Berkeley caused administrators to be heavy-handed in order to avoid a PR disaster in an era of heightened political tensions.
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The film's street-level observations told via camera-phone recordings and documentary video footage offers a more convincing and telling portrait of the intersections of police brutality, state-sanctioned law and order, and activism — and maintains its subjects' humanity while indicting a system that routinely dehumanizes them.
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And by this token (though I initially thought my argument would draw the opposite conclusion), I see the need for the work to be more finely crafted, to be more closely attuned to the bodies who are its subjects, and thus more convincing in its quest.
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LONDON, March 7 (Reuters) - Tries by Anthony Watson, Elliot Daly and Manu Tuilagi drove England to a more convincing victory over Wales than the 33-30 scoreline suggested on Saturday, but what the result means for the coronavirus-hit Six Nations championship remains to be seen.
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" Finding little historical evidence that the Framers intended to leave the contours of our constitutional rights open to international debate, Larsen concludes that until a more convincing justification is offered, "it seems we are better off to abandon this particular use of foreign and international law.
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My favorite part was discerning the detail in the Pan Am logo on a stewardess cap, something you likely can't see in the film itself but which makes the product all the more convincing because they added it, even though no one would consciously recognize it.
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The idea of a wider conspiracy, going beyond the actions of a lone gunman, whose ability to get himself, armed, to stand right behind the Russian ambassador in order to shoot him needs explanation, is inherently more convincing to many minds than the proposition that he acted alone.
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Winston and his team crafted elements appropriate for a modestly budgeted series — like the ridged headpiece embittered British actor Alexander Dane (Rickman, perfectly cast) wears while playing the role of science officer Dr. Lazarus — and aliens who looked like more convincing spins on Star Trek's rubber-and-prosthetics creations.
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I find it more convincing to see them as an expression of the success of the 68ers, who ultimately have won many of battles of past decades (just compare the electoral platforms of most European conservative parties today with those of their predecessors 20 or 30 years ago).
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LeBron James shot over and shouldered through the Golden State Warriors defense from the start; Klay Thompson spent the first two quarters singeing the prints off his fingertips; Stephen Curry contributed occasional magic; Kevin Love became still more convincing in his role as Just the Biggest Bummer, Man.
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Conventional political journalism is built around a both-sides model, in which the journalist's role is to convey what one side said and what the other side said, offer quotes from their contrasting experts or spokespeople, and leave it to the audience to decide who is more convincing.
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Parker, whose piercing blue eyes are at once jarring and sad, is more convincing as an intensely guarded woman who keeps most people in her life at a comfortable distance, be it her suffocating (but well-meaning) mother, played by Jacqueline Bisset, or her drummer-with-benefits (Taylor Kinney).
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Similar attacks have been going on in the US at least since last summer, when hackers were taking advantage of a nasty bug in T-Mobile's website, which allowed them to access other people's account data, helping them be more convincing when impersonating the victims with T-Mobile support staff.
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Results from the quiz showed that, out of 267 people, more respondents thought that the AI-powered deepfake audio was closer to Trump than any of the human voice samples — more than 90 percent of people, for instance, found the algorithm-generated version more convincing than Baldwin's Trump impersonation on SNL.
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JOSEP SUÁREZHead of the delegation of the Catalan government to the United Kingdom and IrelandLondon * The theory that big bank fees are high due to competition being "phoney" would be more convincing if not for the high number of low-fee competitors of the big banks ("Blunt Elbows", January 9th).
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While U.S. companies do face the challenges of a strong dollar, accommodative monetary policy from the European Central Bank and an outdated U.S. tax code, the more convincing reasons for the bilateral trade deficit are the high quality and strong market position of German industrial machinery, automobiles and electronic equipment.
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In "The Testaments," Atwood makes a more convincing case for Lydia's complexity: She has made Lydia (like Offred, Offred's daughters and so many characters in the author's earlier novels like "Surfacing" and "Cat's Eye") a survivor, someone who's done what she thinks is necessary to avoid death or further loss.
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" It wasn't nearly enough for Richard Morgan, who wrote, "This would perhaps be more convincing if Dan Cathy, Chick-fil-A's CEO, acknowledged as wrong, and directly apologized for the comments that he made in 2012 about the company's belief and support of the 'the biblical definition of the family unit.
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If SmallJon is double-crossing Ramsay and Rickon knows about it then it seems likely that Shaggy is still alive somewhere; if he's kept Rickon in the dark to make his double-cross more convincing, though, then maybe he really did kill Shaggy to add to the grim authenticity of his plan.
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Her gracious physicality and delicate gestures seemed particularly thoughtful in light of the overwrought Musetta of Susanna Phillips, whose tenderness in the final scene proved more convincing than her strutting in Act II. The tenor Bryan Hymel offered an expressive and sincere portrayal of Rodolfo, although his voice sounded underpowered for this role.
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While it offers a more convincing visual illusion, Rock Band VR plays just like any other rhythm game: hit the correct keys at the right time, watch your audience cheer or boo depending on your performance, and end with a solo that sounds perfect as long as you mash buttons fast enough.
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What is impressive is that I have seen Sakuraba legitimately knocked out in the ring far more times than I am comfortable with, and Nakamura's knees are almost more convincing than some of the blows Sakuraba has actually been KO'd by Even Yoshihiro Takayama, who sells like a statue, looked good taking it.
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While entertainment veterans are rooting for the company to succeed in its new venture, they still need a little more convincing before they will endorse the notion that Apple has created "a new service dedicated to the best stories ever told," as one of its executives, Jamie Erlicht, put it on Monday.
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As the two candidates jockey furiously to appease the economic angst that hangs over the country, the only question is if Trump's assurances that he cannot be bought (by virtue of his own alleged wealth) are more convincing than the steady diet of support Clinton enjoys from some of the biggest names in American business.
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The government had no good response to that, leading Judge Richard Leon to dismiss the argument, commenting, "The benefits associated with AT&T customers accessing virtual MVPD content continue to accrue even when they use DirecTV Now's competitors like Sling and YouTube TV." But suddenly, the Department of Justice's claim has started to look a lot more convincing.
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"Some participants believed that it would be appropriate to raise the target range for the federal funds rate relatively soon if the labor market continued to improve and economic activity strengthened, while some others preferred to wait for more convincing evidence that inflation was moving toward the committee's 2 percent objective," the Fed said in minutes from the Sept.
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In the Gadot video, a box occasionally appeared around her face where the original image peeks through, and her mouth and eyes don't quite line up to the words the actress is saying—but if you squint a little and suspend your belief, it might as well be Gadot; other videos deepfakes have made are even more convincing.
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There is no more convincing testament to how unprepared the business was for the brief and retrospectively hilarious period in the 1990's when otherwise functional adults saw baseball cards as a viable financial investment than the fact that card companies responded to all that new demand by furiously printing many hundreds of thousands of the same cards.
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This is the other side of every conspiracy theory, the fundamental fantasy that ensures the most desperate lies are also the most poignant—the insistence that powerful parties have conspired grandly against you carries a corrosive and far more convincing echo, which whispers that those parties are in fact paying you no mind at all, and never have.
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While I appreciate that there is debate among legal scholars on this point, I think the more convincing argument is that impeachable conduct -- "offenses" is the word used by Alexander Hamilton in the Federalist Papers -- relates to the misconduct of public officials in violation or abuse of the public trust irrespective of whether a crime is committed.
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Natasha Bertrand: I'll leave this to my colleagues who spend all day reporting on the Hill, but my sense is that while Pelosi would prefer impeachment articles to be short and easy for the public to understand, presenting a consistent pattern of misconduct by the president may be more effective — and more convincing in the annals of history.
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Certainly, it was more convincing than the narrow offering at Emilio Pucci, where in his second collection Massimo Giorgetti took the brand further out of the jet-set shadows and into the realm of daywear and St. Moritz — specifically (and almost solely) the slopes of St. Moritz, via graphic stretch ski suits, racer leggings and puffa jackets covered in Pucci mountain prints.
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Look (I mean: don't look) at the horrors that have been visited, in recent years, on Alice in Wonderland and Peter Pan and the Wizard of Oz. And even if Disney had done a more convincing upgrade, on the model of last year's "Jungle Book," a new "Beauty" could have offended fans of the 1991 animated feature simply by existing.
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Therefore, it seems as if all Brussels and the EU-3 are left with is merely hoping that Trump may, after all, change his mind and prolong the sanctions waiver by another 120 days, so they can use that period to come up with more convincing arguments that the JCPOA is the best of all possible deals and does not make the U.S. look weak.
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As a student of confirmation fights going back decades, Kavanaugh would also be aware that if it is a draw, if neither he nor Ford is markedly more convincing, it could fall back on senators' own personal political calculations, a mix of factors against the backdrop of the national #MeToo movement but more importantly the atmosphere in their states and their own political prospects.
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If such a case proved convincing for Trump in the waning days of a popular presidency and steadily improving economy, then surely it would be even more convincing under a historically unpopular president who is undoing efforts to fight climate change, proposing tax cuts for the rich, sabotaging health care for the poor, demonizing non-white people, monetizing his presidency, and posing an existential threat to American democracy itself.
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That's what Peterson is offering too (his attempts to make his stew a system have inspired a certain amount of justifiable mockery; the New Religion is more convincing when it's fuzzy), but with a particular stress on the idea that the men he's trying to forge will be better men for women, and thus perhaps equipped to reverse the polarization of the sexes and the decline of not only marriage but even sex itself.
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The second section is perhaps even more disquieting, despite the sublimity of its colors; scarred with biomorphic forms evocative of sandstone fossils (a chain-link fence makes an appearance as well), it could be read as intimating the ecological collapse of the ocean, a view made more convincing by "atomic 123," with its right side seeming to dissipate or petrify, followed by "atomic 08," moss-streaked, devoid of blue, and bone-dry.
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Trump's debate prep was enough that he kept himself to calling his opponent "Secretary Clinton" instead of "Hillary," at least for the first half of the night, but not enough to hold himself back from yelling interruptions at her, or being caught prickly on her raising questions about the money his father gave him to start his business, and apparently unwilling to get a more convincing answer on whatever he wants to call his current position on birtherism.
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"From the Randing Stock, ND page: "if you're sharing your location at Randing Stock (which you should be doing)1) make it public2) make the clarification post separate, and so that only your friends can see it3) don't clarify on your check in, message friends who say "stay safe!" to let them know what's up — the stay safe posts are more convincing / confusing for p*lice4) copy paste to share clarification messages (like this one) because making it public blows our cover5) say "Randing Stock" in clarification posts so that when they filter out / search those terms, your post is visible to the right people" Even if these check-ins aren't affecting law enforcement strategy, Goldtooth said the online solidarity is an "interesting way to keep people engaged" and might help stave off what he called "movement fatigue.
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