That can allow them to move on to do other, more critical surgeries on the same patient or help other patients in a more critical state.
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Psychologist Emma Kenny provided a more critical and skeptical viewpoint.
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People should be more critical of us, and more watchful.
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As a result, people are going to be more critical.
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Instead, they're more critical to driving traffic to a location.
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"Curbside loading will become more and more critical," says Bent.
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Rights groups and some Western politicians have been more critical.
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In the brine, longer casts tend to become more critical.
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Instead, emerging as the establishment favorite is much more critical.
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That mission becomes all the more critical during extreme weather.
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Political engagement could not come at a more critical time.
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Keeping the trajectory of services going is growing more critical.
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Breaking with some of his more critical Democratic colleagues, Rep.
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King's insights into our society have never been more critical.
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The question became even more critical as the war progressed.
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Making such public investments is growing more critical than ever.
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This set a more critical tone for decades to come.
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As Farrow has become more critical of his former employer in public, NBC executives have become more critical of him suggesting that he overstated some of his reporting and cut corners along the way.
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And that, some residents say, is more critical now than ever.
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No time is more critical than the days immediately after release.
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The second trip proved even more critical for Olmsted's developing aesthetic.
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The move couldn't come at a more critical time for Twitter.
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I do wish they had enforced a bit more critical distance.
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This is more critical than ever, given Twitter's stalled user growth.
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In the northeast, the default culture is a bit more critical.
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Bob Corker have been far more critical of the president recently.
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Yet on two more specific fronts, Horowitz is far more critical.
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Which would making winning over Collins and Murkowski more critical. Sen.
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If you're on SNAP, knowing your balance is even more critical.
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One sukuk holder, who declined to be named, was more critical.
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For the GOP, I believe that this question is more critical.
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Martin Schulz, head of Germany's Social Democratic Party, was more critical.
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John McCain was often more critical of it than he was.
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He began adopting a more critical, aggressive voice in his comedy.
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Do you think you will become more critical of information sources?
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The new technology may even be more critical for American defense.
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The need to detect an impending strike has become more critical.
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Among the other half, suddenly people became a lot more critical.
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Nothing is more critical to the book than the opera connection.
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Bernie Sanders, are also far more critical of Israel than Buttigieg.
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In fact, understanding the deep sea is more critical than ever before.
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The funding can't come at a more critical time for the company.
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However, Gates has become slightly more critical of Trump as of late.
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This welcome change of direction couldn't come at a more critical time.
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But Johnson's resignation marked a much more critical blow to May's leadership.
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Yet Johnson stands apart from the others in a more critical way.
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Some experts are more critical of the bill in its current form.
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Class and wealth may have been more critical than ethnicity or religion.
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Strack believes setbacks to ISIS in northern Syria are even more critical.
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It's even more critical now that they don't have the president's ear.
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After his time in India, Pandit became more critical of his food.
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Information is even more critical to safety when national secrets are involved.
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The media coverage of Trump, meanwhile, appears to be growing more critical.
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A more critical appraisal of the past is one place to start.
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Republicans are far more critical of female candidates, according to the report.
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But as the government became more restrictive, his works became more critical.
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Perhaps because of this tumult, Spanish reviewers seemed more critical than usual.
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Others are more critical of the demo and the hoopla around it.
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More on VICE: Why Can't We Be More Critical of the Pill?
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With every moment that passes, their need for safe exits becomes more critical.
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Online, this mishap has fans even more critical of the controversial Bachelor pick.
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The second kind of improvement is a little more critical to Sunny Cove.
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Paying attention to these nuances is even more critical in the Alvarez family.
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From an economic and market perspective, the timing could not be more critical.
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More critical reviews felt rooms needed updating and expressed frustration with room service.
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"The need to improve employee experience has never been more critical," Nakamura said.
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Facebook thinks the New York Times' coverage of it has gotten more critical.
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This whole information-overload issue is more critical in a more casual context.
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Iran's foreign minister, Mohammad Javad Zarif, was even more critical of the attack.
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All Britons, especially young ones, now take a more critical view of affairs.
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It's more critical than ever to get the right products to market faster.
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Are they likely to be more critical of her because of her gender?
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Most would have been more critical, and more self-effacing than Mr Penn.
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That could make it a more critical piece of the blockchain finance stack.
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"I don't think there's any skill more critical for success," Grant tells CNBC.
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The second incident, which took place on July 10, was much more critical.
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The "Bernie revolution" suggested that younger women would be more critical of Mrs.
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Now he has to prove himself before a larger and more critical audience.
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Another leading Republican senator was more critical of the development in Mueller's probe.
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We have to become cannier, more critical consumers of the user-friendly world.
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What is more critical: Learning to code or getting good at data science?
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It is more critical than ever that we hold those corporate polluters accountable.
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The war's defenders might have said I was becoming more critical, even biased.
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On climate: This is one place I'd be somewhat more critical than Paul.
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And the situation has become far more critical than in the Zuma years.
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In that fantastical plan, there was one more critical element: killing Yasir Arafat.
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That means it's more critical than ever that Facebook keep information flowing properly.
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But in California, a more critical date may be next Tuesday, June 19553.
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But that long-held belief is now getting a second, more critical look.
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While he had expressed hope for Trump, Dalio lately has been more critical.
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No resource is more critical than water and the infrastructure that delivers it.
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The more uncertain your income is, the more critical an emergency fund becomes.
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In a telephone interview, Mr. Eisen was more critical of Ms. Trump's role.
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So the question of affordable childcare is more critical to their life decisions.
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The former executives who spoke to Business Insider offered a more critical assessment.
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"The lawsuits that we're filing are now more critical than ever," Beshear says.
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In New Hampshire, he has been much more critical of his rivals by name.
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Democrats have also grown more critical since the Fed raised interest rates in December.
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Fellow Republican Jeb Hensarling, a representative from Texas, was more critical of the regulation.
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Now he's also in charge of a device even more critical to Google's future.
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This Summit rule became more and more critical as the community tried to scale.
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"I don't think there's any skill more critical for success than resilience," says Grant.
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Unfortunately her confirmation couldn't come at a more critical time for our education system.
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These app releases are more critical than ever thanks to Windows 10's traction.
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As human water needs continue to grow, this functionality will only become more critical.
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Securing the rapidly expanding set of IoT entities from attack is becoming more critical.
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The extreme isolation of many rural Alaska communities makes that mission even more critical.
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Clinton growing more critical as she settled into the job of secretary of state.
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The age gap may become more critical than the gender gap in future elections.
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They're even more critical to bring back during this moment of intense partisan disagreement.
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But local councils have been far more critical of possible environmental and community costs.
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That solidarity is now more critical than ever to restore democracy in our country.
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In the era of big data, an accurate census is more critical than ever.
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But increased network capabilities that support many more critical functions means rising security risk.
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The more critical question might be: How does it look to the outside world?
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That makes Cash Management and Robinhood Crypto even more critical to its continued growth.
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The findings showed that people offered more "critical and actionable input" when giving advice.
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On Sunday, free throws played a more critical role for the Trojans than dunks.
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Yovanovitch has been a more critical witness, if her opening statement is any indication.
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This question points to one more critical item on the criminal justice reform agenda.
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Another perspective on Graham's stance toward the civil rights movement is even more critical.
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Foreign investment reviews Washington is looking at foreign investment with a more critical eye.
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That makes it even more critical for Saban that he identify a trained prospect.
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The revamped museum will tell a more critical story of European rule in Africa.
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"The rise of crossword blogs has made me a more critical solver," she said.
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More critical observers would say he's lost his mojo, unable to rival Trump's antics.
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Banking is becoming more critical to Sub-Saharan Africa's GDP, but financial institutions are weak.
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More critical, though, are the 275 million people who depend on coral reefs for survival.
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It's possible a lawmaker more critical of tech's data collection practices could take his job.
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This non-partisan effort to get people to the polls is only becoming more critical.
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"I don't think there's any skill more critical for success than resilience," Grant tells CNBC.
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What happens next is clear, broadly speaking: Venezuela's dire condition will become even more critical.
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Or more critical as we pass through the Memorial Day holiday: Is liberation a choice?
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However, the more critical support level to watch is its February closing lows, at $155.15.
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"For me it's much more critical we get a long term perspective," Regling told CNBC.
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These things are critical in morning, but they are even more critical in the afternoons.
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In fact, "your horizon is shorter — your dreams become more critical and urgent," he says.
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"It is one of the more critical ways to reconstruct the shooter's movements," said Swecker.
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Perhaps even more critical is the need to attract local players, some team members said.
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The state report was more critical of the employee, who it said had been fired.
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"We'll be making more critical decisions on our response in days to come," Bastian writes.
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In contrast with Washington's full-throated support of Israel, Europe's response has been more critical.
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This is even more critical in a world that is, of course, mostly non-white.
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But on the ground, flooded residents and local officials have a far more critical view.
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These skills were seen as more critical than hard skills like computer programming or accounting.
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The down markets are always so much more critical—they always go straight down, basically.
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Conflicts: Trump's fixation with The Washington Post may derail more critical discussions about Amazon's business.
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While security assistance is important, diplomatic, economic, and development support are perhaps even more critical.
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Even more critical, the conditions necessary to end our involvement are virtually impossible to attain.
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Since then, accessing international customers and markets has only become more critical to our business.
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Perhaps no other individual outside Venezuela has been more critical in challenging President Nicolás Maduro.
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The Moon is in Virgo all day, encouraging us to be more critical of our surroundings.
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Tayshia's father Desmond is certainly more critical than the other parents thus far, and refreshingly so.
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And expect more breakthroughs to come as Beijing hunts for more critical infrastructure to invest in.
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More critical reviewers complained of spotty service, as well as lack of soundproofing in some rooms.
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But when it comes to the right to die at will, Paris is far more critical.
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The U.S. corn crop is pollinating this month and the weather is more critical than ever.
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So far, Dorsey said both of those tools have allowed more depth and more critical thinking.
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She became even more critical of herself after her first pregnancy, which resulted in a stillbirth.
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But if you ask Aoki, there's an even more critical benefit when it comes to performing.
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Some economists have been critical of the deal Other economists have been more critical of Nevada.
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Earlier on Wednesday, Maszlee said in a Facebook post that the situation was "getting more critical".
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Corbyn called the decision reckless, giving the impression that he would be more critical of Trump.
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As the program scales in coming months and years many more critical infrastructure companies will benefit.
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"You've been more critical, arguably, than any other voice in the administration of Russia," Melvin said.
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Taking the time to learn about these tools and methods will become more and more critical.
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But for those malnourished, this can be much more critical as parasites steal much-needed nutrition.
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Galloway argues that their sheer size and influence demands that we be more critical toward them.
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But the change is even more critical now that Europe's GDPR regulations have gone into effect.
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But what I realized is that not smoking weed made me more critical of my ideas.
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That makes storage fields much more critical for SoCalGas and the 21 million residents it supports.
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This morning, it is more critical than ever than we make students feel welcomed at school.
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The more critical people are, the more we want to get back to our winning ways.
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There has never been a more critical time to support our workers and demand stronger protections.
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The business groups that represent them have become more critical of China's industrial policies and ambitions.
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It is therefore even more critical for our country that the conferees save private activity bonds.
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While Google automatically rejects resumes with typos, a more critical error won't get flagged by spellcheck.
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And the closer it gets to the November midterms, the more critical that becomes for Trump.
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Or they claim that human rights divert attention from more critical social issues, such as inequality.
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The genre has garnered more critical respect today, but the tradition of dismissing it remains alive.
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It remains however, an engrossing exploration of art and commerce that deserves far more critical attention.
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Their staunch pro-Israel stance alienated a newer generation of Jews more critical of the occupation.
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Surely, as more state and sovereign governments legalize cannabis, compliance will play an even more critical role.
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Branson knew to put his focus on areas that were more critical to his vision of success.
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This challenge makes the need for support from foundations, companies and private philanthropists more critical than ever.
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Although people tend to be enthusiastic about infrastructure in general, they are more critical of specific projects.
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The G6 is thus an even more critical device than the usual, desperate-for-differentiation Android smartphone.
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The tweets took on a much more critical tone than the statements Musk made on January 28th.
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McCain, who died in 2018, was one of the Republicans who were more critical of the President.
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Even more critical is the necessity of reclaiming the language of religious freedom from the far right.
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We have to be much more critical commentators on society.... I'm asking people to look and see.
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Uncovering those root causes are even more critical than the technical aspects of why buildings fall down.
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These amenities – stuff like parking, bathrooms, and load wait time, are more critical than outsiders might realize.
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Sustein, who has the second blog in the series, is a little bit more critical of Facebook.
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"With the polls leaning in the wrong direction, your contribution has never been more critical," Mook wrote.
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The media does lean left, and it's certainly true Trump is getting more critical coverage than Clinton.
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In their private messages, Khashoggi was far more critical of Saudi Arabia than he was in public.
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But when games become more critical, is it really worth taking the ball out of Brees' hands?
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That is why the first debate is even more critical for Trump than it is for Clinton.
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Ultimately, the overall hardware experiences that arrive next year from OEMs will be the more critical take.
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Yet looking further and engaging the localities hit hardest by the opioid epidemic is infinitely more critical.
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But more critical areas — sermons, liturgy, staffing and defining the church's mission — are typically controlled by clergy.
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The place was packed and the waitstaff was under pressure, making efficiency even more critical than normal.
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This issue is more critical over the long-term than focusing on street gangs like MS-85033.
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Ingraham was more critical, suggesting that Bush declined to speak out on issues during the Obama administration.
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While this is true in any circumstance, it becomes even more critical in the context of Zika.
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For Democrats in 2020, the vice presidential choice will be far more critical than in previous elections.
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No one playing Coachella this year, or maybe any year, shouldered more critical expectation than Lady Gaga.
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As support for populist parties rises, new research suggests that Europeans have become more critical of democracy.
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But he is even more critical of those who point a finger from a position of privilege.
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The H-1B visa program tends to be more critical to outsourcing firms than U.S. tech firms.
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I wanted to have more: more exposure to music, more critical thoughts, more art to connect with.
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Next season Clanachan knows they will be more critical and less generous with their time and money.
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It is a term, says Harada, that could not be more critical to understanding the experience economy.
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Taylor notes that in the workplace, those who use their left hemisphere tend to be more critical.
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As mentioned above, Corbyn has been more critical of Israel's government than most members of his party.
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I haven't changed my mind, but the battle for robust parties now seems more critical than ever.
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Network connection has become even more critical to society as the public tries to practice social distancing.
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Lindsey, in contrast to Cass, is far more critical of the contemporary right than of the left.
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There was another flaw in the day, A more critical one, that kept me from a nap.
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"That's the more critical question: What will happen next?" said Cristina Martin Firvida, AARP, director of financial security.
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Democrats and Republicans have often been more critical of leaks when the information given out hurts their agenda.
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An even more critical difference, though, is that a science paywall does more than separate gown from town.
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But Clyburn was more critical of the controversy surrounding stock trades, first reported by CNN, by Georgia Rep.
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In fact, the logistical issues around deploying 5G may prove to be more critical than the technical issues.
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"The longer the Brexit process has gone on, the more critical and pessimistic voters have become," Curtice said.
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It tries to sell China's message by being more sassy, and sometimes more critical, than other state media.
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Rex Tillerson, Trump's secretary of state, responded to the story in a more critical way than the president.
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If ministers get new wives and live in opulence, then you can expect me to be more critical.
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Clearlove is also the shot-caller for EDG, making him all the more critical in the team's performance.
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Majority Leader Chuck Schumer's statement was representative of his tepid colleagues, including the typically more critical Massachusetts Sen.
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There is no more critical moment on the horizon for trans people than the November vote in Massachusetts.
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Frosch's was among the more critical, saying that employee morale was low due to layoffs and changing priorities.
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After Facebook's data scandal in March, many Americans are taking a more critical eye toward their technology overlords.
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Joseph Weizenbaum stood out among his fellow panelists at Davos because he used a different, more critical vocabulary.
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"Knowledge about ways to facilitate this important skill is becoming more critical," he told Reuters Health by email.
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But it has seemed far more critical of the victims' perceived crimes against Islam than of their murderers.
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Underscoring both of these areas is technology, which makes the role of chief technology officer even more critical.
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If apps and drug patents are more critical to the modern economy, these interventions won't work as well.
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That work, which follows up on the 2015 Paris Agreement, is seen as more critical now than ever.
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It can even be said that the U.S.-Israel relationship is more critical than ever for both countries.
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"Ironically, his departure comes at a time when innovation is more critical than ever to Starbucks," Saunders said.
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But we must be more critical toward unusual geographies, particularly when our topic of interest is more local.
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This slump only puts Nintendo's partnership with DeNA, a Japanese mobile game publisher, into a more critical light.
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The good news is I think you are starting to see more critical dialogue in the popular press.
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It ended when Democrats, and the press, became more critical of our actions in response to 9/11.
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Ivy League liberals pushed for more critical decisions to be made by Harvard-trained jurists than prejudiced lawmakers.
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These races can have the same impact on Senate campaigns, and arguably are even more critical to victory.
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This national history is important, but it's even more critical to tailor national history to Pittsburgh-specific events.
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"The public has become more suspicious, more critical, and less forgiving of corporate misbehavior," HBR reported in 2017.
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If he is truly serious about upholding human rights, he needs to be more critical of America's allies.
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Thirty-one percent say the coverage is about right and 26 percent say Trump deserves more critical scrutiny.
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Deciding which works would go in the space was more critical, and I probably stewed over that awhile.
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But it's more critical than ever that we talk about difficult and morally complex issues with our children.
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Washington's European allies — Germany, Britain and France — have been far more critical of the regime following the murder.
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This is a disturbing section in an otherwise overtly celebratory book that wouldn't hurt to be more critical.
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And Barack Obama, while more critical of the kingdom, defended it against calls from Congress to curtail ties.
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Research shows that a strong social support system is even more critical than individual traits in determining our resilience.
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That reduction is significant, but never more critical than when narrowed down to how he performs against double teams.
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Many of these are not politically palatable, but that makes finding a realistic, bipartisan solution all the more critical.
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If you look back at the early years of the site — 2002, 2003, 2004 — I'm a lot more critical.
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His unapologetically liberal Zionism is sending a signal to Democrats that it's okay to be more critical of Israel.
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The under-25s are much more critical of democracy than people of the same age were two decades ago.
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That is why U.S. Congressional support for innovations in the renewable energy sector will be more critical than ever.
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The situation was more critical in the Loire, Auvergne-Rhone-Alpes and Burgundy regions in central and eastern France.
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The Stooges - formed in 1967, disbanded in 1974 and reformed in 2003 - were a more critical than commercial success.
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I have either bought or been sent so many different workout clothes that I have only become more critical.
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Over time, his comments and those of other officials have grown more concerned, more somber, and even more critical.
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Now, that mammoth undertaking has become all the more critical with the United States' election of Donald J. Trump.
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This is especially important as more critical tasks such as human health and life will become dependent on IoT.
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And as I examined my files with a more critical eye than usual this week, I noticed something else.
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But she noted that China's threats against Taiwan tended to benefit the party that is more critical of Beijing.
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This truth set is more critical now than it has ever been before, as business reflects a changing America.
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Even more critical, funding for ocean science by the federal government, which has been flat for years, must rise.
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He will face pressure from the peace deal's foes to be more critical, especially of the transitional-justice provisions.
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There are few issues today that are more critical to that mission than expanding broadband connectivity in rural America.
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We are already rationing our PPE, like most ERs around the country, awaiting the influx of more critical patients.
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That makes Mexico, which accounts for about 8 percent of American crude-oil imports, an even more critical source.
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More critical reviews note the pricey $35 resort fee charges and a valet parking charge of $37 per night.
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Their tone was more circumspect than those that immediately followed the deal's announcement, when lawmakers had been more critical.
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Only white evangelicals, a crucial part of Trump's victorious coalition, were more critical of contemporary life, at 74 percent.
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" Some people were more critical: "So you want to get the Chinese off your back with just this song?
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However, Dutch shareholders' association VEB, and a collection of institutional investors led by pension fund APG were more critical.
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"It's our personal mission to empower immigrants, and that has never been more critical," he said in a statement.
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Delivery workers' jobs have become more critical than ever as online orders surge amid worries over the coronavirus pandemic.
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This tends to make them more critical of Israeli conduct than your typical American, especially your typical modern Republican.
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Ciudadanos has been more critical but it also said its 32 deputies could back the government on specific measures.
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Then the 2015 massacre at the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal church in Charleston put Confederate symbolism under more critical scrutiny.
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And as an organization scales, it becomes even more critical to empower individuals to make decisions and move processes forward.
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But the party is also looking to drum up support from the far right by becoming more critical of Islam.
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The startup will be using this funding to get its product into more critical infrastructure locations and ramp up hiring.
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This, I think, makes us more critical when a third world leader is demonized or celebrated in the global north.
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He contends that we ought to be less deferential and more critical and skeptical of billionaires giving away their fortunes.
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"His role is obviously much more critical than it's ever been," Iowa coach Fran McCaffery said at a press conference.
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This makes deft managerial navigation even more critical than at, say, an infrastructure company, with a relatively longer life cycle.
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"We encourage kids to be more critical consumers of media, including social media, and to make good decisions," Costello said.
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The poll responses were sharply split along party lines, with Democrats much more critical of Trump than his fellow Republicans.
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I had expected the book to be more critical at points, but it's a highly affectionate portrait of a community.
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Ratification is all the more critical because companies from Asia and Europe want to develop and push their own technologies.
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Sometimes the hackers succeed in gaining access to data, but rarely do they penetrate more critical systems in such attacks.
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"The more critical thing, however, the more immediate need, is converting people from part-time to full-time," he said.
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The fact the Fed seems set to move ahead has made the question of inflation even more critical in markets.
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But Cruz, who is a member of the island's Popular Democratic Party, has been more critical of the administration's response.
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Obviously, voice NLP/U will be even more critical for smart car applications as compared to smart speakers and phones.
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Incorporating ecosystems into disaster management will be even more critical as sea level rise and climate change become more pronounced.
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Consumer Reports has been more critical of Autopilot, giving largely unfavorable reviews to its lane-change feature and Smart Summon.
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"There is no more critical journalism, 90 percent of the free press is destroyed directly or indirectly," Mr. Onderoglu said.
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The Justice Department has been more critical of mergers between companies that directly compete, what antitrust officials call horizontal mergers.
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A triage system has been set up at a Nassau airport to direct more critical patients to Princess Margaret Hospital.
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At the same time, this realization should make us more critical of leaders who encourage the deformation of our expectations.
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When a revised version of the review was posted, it was more critical, and had been stripped of its star.
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Their jobs, though, are becoming more critical than ever as the coronavirus pandemic has seen "panic buying" envelop the nation.
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That's an easy problem compared to what Italy is dealing with now: more critical patients than they have ICU beds.
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Kevin Cramer of North Dakota and James Lankford of Oklahoma, others are far more critical, like the senior GOP Sen.
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Public market investors are turning a more critical eye toward "unicorn" startups, particularly those with lax governance and big losses.
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Booker told Recode that the government needs to be more critical of deals like Amazon's planned acquisition of Whole Foods.
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J.) along with Communications and Technology Subcommittee Ranking Member Mike Doyle (D-PA issued a more critical statement to Pai.
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"Getting schools open ... is far more critical than most people realize," he said in an interview with CNN last year.
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REEs are found in every computer, flat screen, guidance system, directed energy weapon and laser, among many more critical technologies.
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Clinton's address before an estimated 1,500 graduating students could not come at a more critical time in public higher education.
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That makes reviewing the US's missile defense posture, as well as its overall force posture more broadly, even more critical.
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Since Qatar's expulsion from the Saudi-led coalition fighting in Yemen, Al Jazeera's reporting on the war has grown more critical.
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"From now, you can count less on this (monetary policy), meaning that earnings growth will prove even more critical," Blanque said.
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Considering how stark the demographic differences between Clinton's base and Sanders' base are, 'getting the electorate right' is even more critical.
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Time is running out for retailers to recoup from a disappointing November — making this "Super Saturday" weekend all the more critical.
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In particular, if a woman has taken time away from the office to have kids, then networking is even more critical.
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He has been more critical of America, especially over its use of drones to kill jihadists, than of the extremists themselves.
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In such an environment, the ability to manage supply costs becomes an even more critical lever with which to preserve margins.
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What they will do is provide much more critical services to a community of users who may need them the most.
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However, Orban has been unable to control international news coverage, which has been far more critical of him than local media.
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However, Orban has been unable to control international news coverage, which has been far more critical of him than local media.
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Ellen Pao's lawsuit may have been ahead of its time, but her book could hardly come at a more critical time.
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His writing in the 1990s and 2000s slowly and over time becomes more critical of his adopted home in the West.
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"Getting schools open ... is far more critical than most people realize," said Fugate, a former director of Florida's Emergency Management Division.
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When Tebow runs for Congress, we'll have reason to be a bit more critical about the story he tells about himself.
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"So it's only a matter of time before there are much more critical proposals about Trump and U.S. relations," he said.
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Clinton in Seoul Also speaking in Seoul Wednesday, Trump's erstwhile opponent Hillary Clinton was far more critical of his foreign policy.
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But it is their continued vigilance, once the spotlight of publicity and political pressure moves on, that is even more critical.
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This means that taking a keen eye to where he and his advisors receive their information is more critical than ever.
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As support for anti-system parties is rising across Europe, new research suggests that people have become more critical of democracy.
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He said monitoring of economic data has become even more critical as the Fed edged ever closer to a neutral stance.
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"Cantonese listeners are much more critical of Cantonese music, and they just criticize and criticize—it's very Hong Kong," Ch'i says.
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The race could not come at a more critical time, with eroding public confidence in institutions, not least the United Nations.
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US criticisms China's response to the virus has been lauded by the WHO, but the United States has been more critical.
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While less concerned about misinformation, the polling found Republicans tend to be more critical of technology companies than Democrats and independents.
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"I will probably voice a somewhat more critical stance concerning suggestions about a future deepening of the monetary footprint," he said.
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"I will probably voice a somewhat more critical stance concerning suggestions about a future deepening of the monetary footprint," he said.
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IDC President Crawford Del Prete said he sees, Ramaswami, together with Raghuram, "playing more critical roles" given VMware's recent major acquisitions.
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" -- Alex Shephard, writing for The New Republic, said Bezos is "no hero" and his "adventures in journalism deserve more critical scrutiny.
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"I believe there is nothing more critical than driving organizational alignment and agility within enterprises today," Jordan said in a statement.
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A more critical view was expressed by Helen O'Neill, program director of reproductive science and women's health at University College London.
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The Times tweet of the article was "ratioed," which means the tweet had significantly more critical replies than likes or retweets.
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The risk of Pentagon leaders not continuously talking to the American people becomes even more critical when there is a crisis.
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The timing could not be more critical for the United States to embrace linguistic and cultural development for all its citizens.
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Altuve has gained a big edge on Judge in batting average and stolen bases while playing a more critical defensive position.
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The teams with older players have more continuity from year to year, as well as more critical experience in postseason play.
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I'm also way more critical about the overall restaurant experience and the dynamics between the front- and back-of-the-house.
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And nowhere is a revival more critical than in China, which accounts for close to a third of all global luxury sales.
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Munster said Amazon has a "different type of investor" that is "more critical" — and that could be a headwind for the stock.
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I'm no longer a shitty cook—but I could now give a more critical look at the Nano, whenever it would arrive.
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Mikeska, a former Army football player, says he is thankful that he wasn't hit in a more critical area of the body.
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For months, it wasn't clear if Clinton's emails fit this description or were about something much more critical to the US government.
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The general conduct rule could be restricted or even eliminated, and that would leave the other, more critical net neutrality rules intact.
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Mr. Scarborough said that he has been more critical of Senator Ted Cruz and Hillary Clinton than he has of Mr. Rubio.
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At a time when levelheaded discourse is more critical than ever to ensure healthy democracy, aggression can't be allowed to trump integrity.
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The new government may want more critical thinking in the classroom, but it does not seem to welcome it in public life.
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Simply put, Myanmar could use more critical thinking from the world especially now, so that its economy can sustain and change continues.
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"The further you get in your career, the more critical it is that you like the people you work with," she says.
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Now, she says, it's time to be more critical, think about the limits of computers, and stop excluding equations from the system.
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Some controllers manage things like a car's navigation and entertainment systems, while others manage more critical systems like braking and fuel injection.
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What's of more critical importance here is that politicians and the media are failing the public by labeling terrorists as "lone wolfs".
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The more critical Trump coverage was winning more viewers, at least in the hothouse competitive world of prime-time cable television news.
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"This is where we start shifting, and precision timing from GPS becomes even more critical," said Bach, in an email to CNBC.
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As companies like Facebook, Snapchat and Apple compete to include AR features in their platforms and hardware, this case becomes more critical.
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Other colleagues of Rubio's, however, have been more critical of his effectiveness in lobbying for Zika funding over the last eight months.
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But Airbnb is now a multi-billion dollar valued company, and deserves far more critical analysis than it did a decade ago.
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Cespedes's production seems even more critical now that Lucas Duda and Travis d'Arnaud are on the disabled list for a lengthy stretch.
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No one was ever a more critical reader of the Constitution , or, in the end, a more compelling advocate of its virtues.
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The budget should address programmatic shortfalls including buying more critical munitions, funding facilities sustainment at a higher rate and growing force structure.
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In his rap output, he's much more critical of contemporary Russian life, but still skirts just away from outright criticism of Putin.
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Pichai, however, will face a Judiciary Committee that's seen as less favorable to tech companies and is expected to be more critical.
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"Some historians, and I'm sort of in this camp myself, think 1624 was a more critical date" than 1625, Mr. Miscione said.
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Their first release since 2014's Zaba, it seems set to find yet more critical success on both sides of the Atlantic.
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Some more critical reviews note that the building has aged from visitors' earlier stays and that it's in need of an overhaul.
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While those under age 40 overwhelmingly supported the protesters, people above that age were more critical, according to a Chinese University survey.
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Mr. Coffman has generally been more critical of the president's rhetoric than others in his party, particularly when it comes to immigration.
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Yet we both agreed the path to a successful reformation of Islam lies in more debate, more scrutiny and more critical thinking.
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It has never been more critical that Congress close the gaping loopholes in our patent system that have allowed trolls to flourish.
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Also unlike South Korea and Japan, Germans as a whole are far more critical of the US military presence in their country.
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Grisham's absence — or at least the absence of regular White House briefings — was never more critical than in the past few weeks.
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NAWCA and its impact and importance to Americans is even more critical today than when first enacted and this cannot be overstated.
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By the end of this decade, there could be 21625,2900 fewer rural doctors, making the need for connected care even more critical.
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While that's important, it's even more critical that the federal government do away with rules that prevent inmates from receiving Medicaid assistance.
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Similarly to myself, she has said she only began to develop a more "critical position" towards the capital as she grew older.
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Smaller farmers have been more critical as they have struggled to compete with some of the cheaper imports that resulted from NAFTA.
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With Trump sworn in as the 45th President of the United States today, their message could not come at a more critical time.
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Neither do I buy the parallels you draw between the Helsinki meeting and Mr Trump's more critical rhetoric towards the Europeans and Britain.
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"We'd argue it's as important as the moon program — I'd argue it's more critical to national security and to the economy," Altabef says.
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With an incredibly important national election coming up, it's more critical than ever that everyone who can vote does — and is able to.
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His performance last night is the beginning of a long process of mainstreaming a more critical view of Israel in the Democratic Party.
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These interludes show Blair becoming noticeably more critical of authoritarian power after the two writers meet and discuss what Jones saw in Ukraine.
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But I don't believe that it's possible, realistically, to promote a populist vision of connoisseurship without more critical reflection than this book provides.
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What makes open access even more critical is that the exact combination of risk management is completely unique for each team and market.
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Leading Danish pension fund ATP, which held 1.4 percent of Maersk's share capital as of the end of last year, was more critical.
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Business minister Rasmus Jarlov, meanwhile, said that Denmark's Financial Services Authority (FSA) could have been more critical in its examination of Danske Bank.
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I'd argue this is a more critical and more responsive message than one that scolds Democrats for nominating a dynastic, uncharismatic standard-bearer.
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National news outlets have generally been more critical of Facebook's efforts to fairly compensate publishers, provide them with data and elevate their brands.
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The addition of those states would provide the program even more critical mass and complicate efforts at widespread repeal or a piecemeal undoing.
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This comes a month before Michael Wolff's "Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House," which takes a more critical look at Trump.
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Hopefully this fun exercise inspires Nyong'o to treat her followers to more critical looks at Game of Thrones before this final season ends.
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Where once the more critical left had considered rioting the "ballot box of the poor," a different interpretation was offered in this case.
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He was preparing to perform in front of one of the more critical techno crowds, yet he didn't seem the least bit intimidated.
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"The possibility to offer attractive financing has become a more and more critical factor in successfully winning industrial plant project business," it said.
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You can swear off The Breakfast Club forever or you can rewatch it, as Ringwald did, with a wiser and more critical eye.
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" Fiedler said the move will also allow the district more flexibility to allocate resources to items deemed more critical to its "primary purpose.
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Those voters may prove more critical to her chances in November than the young liberal voters who backed Mr. Sanders in the primaries.
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The MSM has been more critical of VP Pence for taking a stand than they have been of players for taking a knee.
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You could definitely never run something like it on TV now because we're much more critical of using stereotypes as a cheap laugh.
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IoT ransomware attacks can be even worse, especially as IoT technology finds its way into the more critical sectors of medicine and healthcare.
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McCaskill, who had proved her law-and-order credentials when she was a prosecutor in Kansas City, was more critical of the police.
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The judge in that case, Amy Berman Jackson, has taken a more critical tone of Manafort than her colleague in Virginia, Judge Ellis.
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Conversely, a more critical eye toward ZIP codes by the public health profession would open the field to better spatial measures for exposure.
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"The lack of jobs currently in El Salvador will be even more critical when all those people come looking for work," he said.
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The post-Parker era actually began a decade ago, as more critical voices and points of view began to be heard and heeded.
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The bill, however, divided Democrats, who are facing pressure by their progressive voting base to be more critical Israel's occupation of Palestinian territories.
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And some supporters are casting a wider — and more critical — view of the NRA's recent decisions, even outside of the group's current issues.
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The question could not come at a more critical time, as cities around the world face challenges — and opportunities — unimagined in human history.
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Pacing himself at age 32 is ever more critical, as he explained when he withdrew from this week's Western & Southern Open outside Cincinnati.
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"Precisely in cases that spark such intense feelings, it is all the more critical to adhere to foundational legal rules," the brief said.
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Many users of Sina Weibo, China's version of Twitter, were even more critical, saying policing teenagers' behavior online seemed impractical and ill-informed.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was even more critical this month: "I'm not a big fan of Medicare for all," she told Bloomberg Television.
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This is a huge foreign policy win for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and it couldn't have come at a more critical time.
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Others more critical of the plan saw it as a thin veneer to Chinese practices the U.S. had targeted through its trade fight.
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Pro-government media have grown more critical of Syrians, landlords are raising their rents, and social media is bursting with anti-Syrian comments.
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But tonight's showdown might be an even more critical test for the one candidate who won't be on the ballot in South Carolina.
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We'll be taking a closer, more critical look at the Edge browser now that it's no longer in beta over the coming days.
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But that zeal has cooled, and international brands that once tried not to rock the boat there are becoming more critical of Beijing.
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While this particular bug affected both new and old versions of Microsoft's operating systems, the older ones like XP have more critical vulnerabilities.
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The problem is entering an even more critical stage, as authoritarian-minded leaders leverage the rise of nationalism and populism to consolidate power.
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Detainees, human rights groups and doctors consulting for defense teams offer more critical assessments, describing it as negligent or ineffective in many cases.
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Over the past year, policymakers have grown more critical of the tech industry, though they have yet to translate their frustration into action.
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But because the show is meant to take place today, I felt more critical of the changes in society it isn't accounting for.
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More critical, she lost only 14 points on serve, helped along by Giorgi's refusal to adjust her service position or big-swinging approach.
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There are benefits to be had if the U.S. government were to be more critical, have more scrutiny of a company like Google.
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It was overwhelmingly male, white and approached through the triumph of the market — what's hot and expensive — rather than a more critical prism.
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It definitely fostered dialog that I hope will engender a more critical approach to looking at workers' rights, specifically within the art world.
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The violence has made emergency response even more critical, but it's also made it harder to provide medical attention where it's needed most.
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Using seasonal decor and special events to drive foot traffic is becoming even more critical as consumers buy more of their Christmas gifts online.
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Rokon's unit, according to the newspaper, will become more critical of requests made by hospitals and medical facilities that use helium for various machines.
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But while encouraging society to support acid attack survivors is essential, Singh says it's even more critical for survivors to celebrate their own resilience.
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Some analysts say his focus on generational change and attempt to foster more critical debate within the Communist Party may yield longer-term dividends.
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The decisions the rivals will face in the coming days -- on the budget and the debt ceiling, for instance -- could hardly be more critical.
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The sudden closure of our site is a loss for the whole city, at a time when local journalism is more critical than ever.
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They started to discuss the merits of conspiracy theories for weeks, even months, and it wasn't till then that Wittschier eventually became more critical.
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Conservative members of the panel released a more political analysis of the attack Tuesday that's far more critical of Clinton and the Obama administration.
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One area where Ola is not actively investing is self-driving cars, it has said that congestion and pollution are more critical in India.
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But even as Ive became more critical to Apple, he always had a hand in the physical world, because that's his background: industrial design.
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"Anything over 10 to 12 percent dividend yield, we don't exclude them but we look at them with a more critical eye," he said.
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"With every moment that passes, their need for safe exits becomes more critical," said Nasr Muflahi, the Norwegian Refugee Council country director in Iraq.
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As global climate warming continues, this research will become more and more critical to make sure we can protect the public wilderness Americans love.
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And with other parts of the world, like Sub-Saharan Africa, face a far more critical shortage of blood supplies on a daily basis.
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Even as journalists and audiences have become more critical, though, too many stars and filmmakers seem to be stuck pushing the same old defenses.
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Many AI researchers have recently raised the alarm about the risk of biased AI systems as they are assigned more critical and personal roles.
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There's a risk, of course, that Clinton would be labeled a complainer, and that she might incite even more critical coverage of her emails.
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Activists say neither side addresses the more critical issue of millions of people being forcefully removed from ancestral lands with little consultation or compensation.
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On Monday, a slew of wonky liberal columnists turned a more critical lens on Sanders after he released his single-payer health plan Sunday.
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This September, as world leaders gather in New York City for the General Assembly of the United Nations, the timing couldn't be more critical.
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Cybill Shepherd claims CBS executives suddenly became more critical of her hit sitcom, and ultimately canceled the show, after she refused Les Moonves's advances.
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The question is what will we have instead in a decelerating economy where thoughtful policy leadership has never been more critical since the 1950s.
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And Democratic attempts to create a unifying platform are faltering, as Sanders supporters urge the party to take a more critical stance on Israel.
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Following the Bay of Pigs disaster, Kennedy fired CIA Director Allen Dulles, and thereafter he viewed intelligence reports with a far more critical eye.
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Democrats, meanwhile, have been more critical of new enforcement efforts, which they describe as unnecessary and contrary to the country's history of welcoming foreigners.
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As America and the world adapt to the era of electronic communications, privacy issues become more complex and Fourth Amendment rights become more critical.
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Last year, several dozen of them joined together to form the group "Redress Rhodes" which is calling for more "critical engagement" with Rhodes' legacy.
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His advice on using losses effectively could be even more critical as an unusually strong year for the stock market draws to a close.
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The show started off making fun of the goofy grandiosity of the tech industry, but the current perception of Silicon Valley is more critical.
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In recent months, Mr. Trump has become more critical of federal law enforcement and has called senior officials at the F.B.I. biased against him.
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No question is of more critical importance to Florida's future, or to the Democrats' chance to take the state in next year's presidential election.
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Taking geosynchronous glamour shots is becoming ever more critical, says Michelle Creech-Eakman, a physicist at New Mexico Tech and the interferometer's project scientist.
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Younger staff are assigned to the more critical cases, with the expectation that if they get sick they would be more likely to recover.
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Graham's ardent defense of Trump on the impeachment front gives him some political cover to be more critical of the administration's foreign policy moves.
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"If we can manage to take a more critical or mindful stance toward our everyday consumption behaviors, that'd be extremely important," Dr. Helm adds.
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Much larger than ZTE and far more critical to China's industrial policy plans, Huawei could be a much more significant chip in trade negotiations.
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Critic Score: 79%Tim Burton's sequel to "Batman" was met with more critical praise, especially for Michelle Pfeiffer's strange and incredible performance as Catwoman.
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The election of Justin Trudeau has brought a new generation to power, a generation raised on a vision of history more critical than laudatory.
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In fact, I would argue that it's even more critical that Singh have a show, so she can start national conversations around marginalized communities.
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But when self-driving car sensors must collect, analyze and transmit data about the outside world constantly, a powerful chip becomes much more critical.
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"In the last month the situation has become more critical, we can't find anything," she said, taking a break from carrying heavy shopping bags.
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But in recent years, he had taken a more critical tack, criticizing the leadership of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (also known as MBS).
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Domestic coal-fired power plants continue to close despite promises of regulatory relief by the Trump administration, making the exports all the more critical.
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He sees the Visegrad-4 as a counterbalance to western European countries, which tend to be more critical of Israel's policies toward the Palestinians.
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Democrats may be more critical of immigration enforcement than they've been in recent memory, but right now criticizing is all they can do anyway.
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"Unfortunately, I was told today that the situation is getting more critical," Education Minister Maszlee Malik said in a statement on his official Facebook page.
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But the earnings season that is about to start is a lot more critical for several other public companies in e-commerce and traditional retail.
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It's monsoon season in Thailand, but cave rescuers have been blessed with a brief dry spell, making the next 24 hours all the more critical.
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Approval ratings of more than 95 percent have long been the norm at German AGMs but international investors have become more critical over recent years.
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Tracking people's locations on construction sites, in warehouses or in factories could bring benefits even more critical than productivity, like keeping people safe and compliant.
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One of the more critical items — and one of the only from this section to get a shout-out — is the introduction of phased releases.
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The push for safer medical devices has been bubbling for years, and now the FDA may finally take a more critical stance toward the industry.
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Yeah, and you know, it's funny, if you look back at the early years of the site — 2002, 20023, 2004 — I'm a lot more critical.
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"Because of that, the initial response to those fires is even more critical to get crews on them as soon as possible," La Price said.
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Booker, O'Rourke and Buttigieg have all pushed back against the idea of breaking up big tech; Harris has been more critical of Amazon in particular.
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However, its effectiveness drops dramatically if it's not given at least 10 days before infection, the study found, making reliable contact tracing even more critical.
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In a world where virtual goods play a more critical role in defining digital experiences, entrepreneurs will find a mix of new challenges and opportunities.
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Instead, Mike said that he shared more "critical beliefs" with Trump on stances such as immigration, taxes, and prioritizing the well-being of our veterans.
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" In New Zealand, Prime Minister Bill English was more critical of Trump, describing the President's comments as "not helpful in an environment that's very tense.
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In neighborhoods that have struggled with drug and marijuana arrests, like Dorchester, Title said it's even more critical that residents are involved in the business.
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Even more critical, U.S. shale oil producers are taking the biggest advantage of the current situation by adding more oil to the global supply glut.
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Though Kennedy defended the purchase, other Obama-era officials were more critical, questioning why such a purchase was made when the agency faced budget cuts.
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The document is more critical than the GOP platform, stating that too many countries break the rules of trade and too many corporations outsource jobs.
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Trump — who is famously obsessed with how his presidency plays out on TV — appears convinced that the network's coverage of him is becoming more critical.
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"That may not be a bad thing for the overall crypto community as I'm seeing more critical examination of altcoins, their utility and overall value."
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Now that China is closing in on the West, Western nations are getting much more critical of takeover bids for Western companies by Chinese corporations.
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For the development of a more realistic style urban architecture, Riekeles points to Wings of Honneamise and Neon Genesis Evangelion as being far more critical.
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Some people, however, have been more critical, particularly of her negative views on Israel and Zionism, which some feel tip over into overt anti-Semitism.
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Trump says the wall will cost $8-12 billion, but the MIT Technology Review took a more critical look and predicts between $27-40 billion.
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McFaul noted that the vice presidential nominee was far more critical of Putin than the man at the top of the Republican ticket has been.
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Since the storm, many Puerto Ricans have relocated to Florida and are eligible to vote, making support from the Puerto Rican diaspora even more critical.
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The persistent approval for Trump among white evangelicals ought to prompt far more critical self-reflection within the evangelical community than we've seen so far.
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The relevant section (4.3) warns developers about the app categories that Apple thinks are oversaturated, and where it will be more critical with its reviews.
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While primary and secondary schools have had success with patriotic education, by the time students reach college, they are often more critical, worldly and defiant.
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Industry groups like the American Optometric Association, which have long been at odds with sellers like 1-93-Contacts, have been more critical of Hubble.
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But Congress is becoming more critical of the department's budgeting and is questioning the methods used to create such a large surplus of fuel dollars.
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While this negative shift in charter school reporting and editorializing is not immense, it's clear that the major media has become more critical over time.
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And analysts became more critical of the brand for the level of promotions in its stores, highlighting them as evidence that the company was struggling.
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But no Republican was more critical of the agreement than Toomey, the Pennsylvania free-trader, who has vocally opposed it since it was first signed.
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However, today, especially at such markedly lower levels of nuclear forces, each deployed element becomes more critical to be fully capable to meet future threats.
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The pressure to be great at everything is causing them to feel less confident, more fearful of failure and more critical of themselves, Simmons says.
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When the moderates peeled off, that made the support of the Freedom Caucus, a band of roughly 30 conservative hard-liners, all the more critical.
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Other public advocate candidates have been accused of shifting their position to become more critical of Amazon, perhaps sensing the shifting political winds among Democrats.
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"How we get from relatively genial terms like 'bromance' or 'man cave' to more critical terms like 'broflake' or 'manspreading' is interesting," Ms. Martin said.
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In this light, we may be more critical of perceived shortcomings, like some figurative representations and automatic drawings and texts that appear clunky and awkward.
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New hardware is great, but Apple's software rollouts are a lot more critical for people who aren't planning on buying new Macs or iPhones in 2017.
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As I said, we are all more critical than we ever were because Katy would be the person in the room saying, 'That red isn't right.
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It's easier for smaller, younger companies to evolve so it's even more critical for F500s to embrace remote work if they want to prolong their lifespan.
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Karamo's costar, Jonathan Van Ness, has been way more critical of Lopez since the comments he made in a June interview with Candace Owens went viral.
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Corbyn, seen as on Labour's left wing, has long defended the rights of Palestinians and often been more critical than the party mainstream of Israel's government.
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But while delivering these statements, they did something else even more critical: they made clear how susceptible their companies are to future attacks on US democracy.
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Sanders took a position more critical of Israel, saying that though "Israel has a right to protect itself from terrorism," they have taken it too far.
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Post-recession team building is more critical than even before, with companies looking to get a greater return on their investments while making do with less.
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Mr Piketty argued that wealth naturally accumulates and concentrates, so that familial riches are ever more critical to determining an individual's success or failure in life.
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"Nearly two months have passed, and the situation continues to grow more critical," said Shaun Donovan, director of the White House Office of Management and Budget.
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I remain undeterred, and infused with urgency that the mission of Greater, a nonprofit organization I co-founded, is even more critical than I initially thought.
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But the lack of passion for a "humanized" Hillary Clinton (especially in her 2016 incarnation) also forces a little more critical distance toward the Obama administration.
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In many ways, rapidly implementing a new Safe Harbor agreement is far more critical for small businesses, and the consumers they serve, than for large companies.
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That way, players can't just hide all game, and movement comes with its own unique calculus that only becomes more critical as the game goes on.
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"Online dating is like a shopping catalogue, which seems to make people more critical," says Emily Ho, a body-positive fitness blogger and social media strategist.
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Which makes it all the more critical that you shoot your content at the highest possible resolutions possible, even if it does mean less battery life.
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Technology is terrific, and I'm very enthusiastic about forward progress, but it's time to be more critical and realistic about what computers can and can't do.
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It's an ever more critical issue since Trump is casually hiving off the United States' willing or unwilling role in the world's crises to the generals.
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The problem of employee screening is even more critical in countries like Egypt where screening practices are weak and have been associated with previous fatal incidents.
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Far more critical than Houston's 82-game tuneup will be how the team performs in the playoffs, particularly in a necessary showdown against the defending champions.
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With Trump's focus on cutting down the nation's regulatory rulebook, liberal court watchers say the administration is likely looking for someone more critical of agency authority.
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"I see more critical impact from the reactions in other regions, as those then lead to counter-actions again," he added, referring especially to tool steel.
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Romney has been one of the more critical voices against the president within the GOP but has not joined Democratic calls to remove him from office.
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With over 1,000 coal-ash storage sites across the country, Emily Atkin looks at how Trump is making this growing public-health hazard even more critical.
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But the Speaker has been much more critical of the TPP deal the Obama administration negotiated with other nations and is skeptical Congress will pass it.
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Yet according to MBA admissions consultant Barbara Coward, the essay component has become even more critical to MBA admissions teams than it was in the past.
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As our military has become smaller and less capable of projecting power globally, the need to defend our homeland has become more critical than ever before.
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In fact, over the next five years, I believe we'll see entirely new semiconductor leaders emerge as these services grow and their performance becomes more critical.
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This bill has become even more critical as our forest challenges — wildfire, drought, insects, as well as the rising costs of forest management — continue to grow.
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So today it's more critical than ever to offer our audiences something new while preserving the artistic priorities at the heart of our great art form.
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This is becoming even more critical since, even in a strong economy, jobs in trucking, mining, transportation and the like, are unlikely to come roaring back.
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The profit contribution from Casino's French operations will therefore become more critical to the group's overall ability to meet its financial commitments in the medium term.
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The right has adopted the sympathetic read and the left the more critical one, for reasons deeply rooted in their ways of thinking about the world.
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But two of the more critical takes on Bush nostalgia got closer to the heart of what was being mourned, in distant hindsight, with his death.
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In recent months, the president has turned more critical of Beijing, accusing it of failing to do more to restrain the nuclear ambitions of North Korea.
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Biden and Sanders have been more critical of one another in recent weeks as the pair have appeared increasingly like the two frontrunners in the race.
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"The President of the PiS party (the ruling party) would love nothing more than seeing the Polish people becoming more critical of the EU," he said.
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Turkey has been keen to manage its relationship with the Saudis, while being more critical of the Saudis' key regional partner, the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
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They are even more critical to Mr. Biden's chances, accounting for around a third of his potential voting coalition, according to the data crunchers at fivethirtyeight.com.
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What appears at first as a tender gaze on an anthropological idiosyncrasy turns out to be a slipperier, and more critical, interrogation of cinema's ethnographic ruses.
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Both were more critical of pay than other big fund firms like Vanguard Group and BlackRock Inc, which each opposed pay 5 percent of the time.
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Cheadle told Burnett he is now more critical of the 2016 moment when Trump said, "Look at my African American over here," at a California rally.
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Several days later, Mr. Boies returned for another interview and was more critical of Mr. Pottinger, especially the hypothetical plans that he had described to Kessler.
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Worryingly for Mahathir, Merdeka Center said Malay Muslims, who make up around 60 percent of Malaysia's 32 million people, were largely more critical of his administration.
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It's an issue that could easily make it's way to the United States Supreme Court, which would make the Brett Kavanaugh nomination all the more critical.
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Some, however, were more critical and voiced concerns about $25 million in cuts that led to the termination of bonuses for bilingual employees, the records show.
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In the world of the Internet of Things, there are few competitive advantages more critical than trust, and excellence in cybersecurity will become a distinguishing factor.
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Voices from Falluja "With every moment that passes, their need for safe exits becomes more critical," said Nasr Muflahi, the Norwegian Refugee Council country director in Iraq.
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We feel it has never been more critical to advocate for and support the arts -- not just in our schools, but in our communities and our lives.
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So he was able to talk openly with him about what was happening and his father recognized it as a signal that something more critical was up.
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They didn't teach me how to be a better writer or a more critical thinker—but they did teach me the value of the Ivy League brand.
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As we see more and more restrictions sweeping the country, these groups will continue to be even more critical — especially for the patients and communities we serve.
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Maurice Ogolla is also involved in community policing, but had a more critical view of the at times rowdy young men rallying in the streets for Odinga.
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Why it matters: No issue is more critical to the Georgian people and the future of the country than the Russian occupation of Abkhazia and South Ossetia.
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The BOJ kept policy unchanged in June, but it will face a more critical gathering July 28-29 when it again reviews its growth and inflation projections.
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Given the national discourse around immigrants, it's that much more critical that we foster a welcoming and inclusive environment, as well as promote entrepreneurs from diverse backgrounds.
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Context: Submarine cables carry the vast majority of international data, from cloud computing to text messaging, and will only become more critical with the arrival of 5G.
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With the U.S. at a major political crossroads, and women finding themselves still fighting for basic rights, taking action and seeking change has never been more critical.
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General Dynamics was more critical of the government, blaming Congress' use of Continuing Resolutions in lieu of a federal budget on Wednesday for missing analysts' sales expectations.
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"They see the core networks as somewhat more critical than the radio access networks," said De Jager, who served as the Netherlands' Finance Minister from 2010-2012.
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He was more critical of himself than anybody else and I know he&aposs eager to correct his mistakes, so that&aposs what&aposs going to happen.
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Since attempting to unravel the complex web might lead to additional problems, people must play a part and be more critical of the stories they read. 5.
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That outreach became all the more critical when Cruz -- the favorite among Hawkeye State evangelical Christians -- bypassed Trump in the polls for the first time in December.
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The IRGC has been much more critical of the nuclear deal than the political leadership, and some see this incident as an effort to assert their authority.
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Debate over Confederate symbols The St. Louis monument's removal comes as communities across the South have taken a more critical eye toward public symbols of the Confederacy.
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While the new rule encourages more critical decision-making when deciding whether to accept a gift, it could quickly be undone or ignored in the next administration.
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"Boeing has said that they did not categorize a failure of MCAS as more critical because they assumed that pilot action would be the safeguard," he said.
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High degrees of connections make second-order thinking all the more critical, because denser webs of relationships make it easier for actions to have far-reaching consequences.
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Drudge, which staunchly supported Trump as a candidate in 2016, has joined other conservative outlets in increasingly turning more critical of the president in the past weeks.
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There are only so many times we can read that "50,000 generations" of hunting and gathering is more critical to our psychology than 500 generations of civilization.
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As chief information officers become more critical to the goals of an organization, they're more likely to considered for the CEO spot, MuleSoft founder Ross Mason said.
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He's been even more critical this month of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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But the need to critique how the US women have worked their way through the bracket has taken the focus off some of the more critical issues.
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An earlier version of this article incorrectly attributed a comment about a court hearing in the Deflategate case that was more critical than expected about Tom Brady.
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"A Life Apart" and "The Year of the Runaways" are part of a wave of recent books that cast a more critical eye on migration than usual.
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In other words, while more critical biographers paint the picture of an arrogant genius who manipulated those around him with no remorse, Brando is slightly more blunt.
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Maybe you've felt a bit uneasy about it at times, but I think it gave you a more critical view on society and I'm happy with that.
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"Whilst the drop in cocoa prices could potentially undermine civil society efforts to date ... the reality is that these efforts are more critical than ever," Dearnley added.
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Touch and temperature detection are important, of course, but what's even more critical to ordinary use is simply knowing where your limb is and what it's doing.
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While today's efforts are valuable, his long-term action, as he splashes into Los Angeles and the next professional phase of his life, is even more critical.
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"Twitter's purpose is to serve the public conversation, and in these trying times our work has never been more critical," CEO Jack Dorsey said in a statement.
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Mr. Muzinich's role could become even more critical given that Mr. Trump has considered Mr. Mnuchin as a possible candidate to be his next chief of staff.
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With an anti-immigration thread embedded in our political discourse, it is even more critical to emphasize language acquisition for American students and indeed for all Americans.
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They pointed to Ayatollah Khamenei's recent admonition against calls for Mr. Rouhani to resign — even though Mr. Khamenei himself has been more critical of the president lately.
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Lamar Alexander, who has been more critical of Trump's behavior, explained he thinks voters should decide Trump's fate -- so he's willing to live with Trump's inappropriate behavior.
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Such safeguards could prove vital as AI is used in more critical situations, and as people become suspicious of AI systems that perpetuate bias or cause accidents.
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Giuffrida says "attacks will become much more critical as deep learning is used to control real-world, even safety-critical systems like self-driving cars and drones."
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An earlier draft of the report was more critical of Central Command, according to two individuals familiar with the investigation who spoke to The Wall Street Journal.
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Any favorable skew toward Mr. Trump — or away from more critical stories about him — would give the president an imprimatur he'd be only too happy to have.
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Journalists could display more critical distance and a modicum of skepticism toward the data they relay, instead of turning the media coverage into a hall of mirrors.
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As long as Uber's private valuation climbed and Kalanick continued to make money for investors, even the more critical directors were willing to look past his misbehavior.
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But even more critical, a delay might prevent Mr. Trump from rigging another game while allowing the House to pursue his numerous other offenses against the country.
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Demissie acknowledged the stark state of the race, but cast Booker's candidacy as more critical than ever after watching fellow candidates of color Julián Castro and Sen.
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The result is that we're all caught in the middle of a free-for-all that can only escalate as more and more critical systems move online.
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The more varied and diverse your work experience, the more critical it is to draw the eye to only what is relevant to the job you're after.
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She made a point of thanking her more critical questioners, including Dale Swanson, a founder of the local conservative women's coalition, for their presence and their questions.
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" Joel Rubin said: "The problem for center-left groups that are more critical of Israel is that the Jewish donor class is comfortable with current U.S. policies.
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Having more insight into patients' well-being outside of a clinical setting can give providers the ability to intervene before more critical — and costly — care is needed.
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Still, I would imagine that a more critical museum divorced from such an authoritative organization would more critically address the links between breeding programs and their results.
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Eventually, though, we'll likely start to turn a more critical eye to these capabilities, and only those that can offer some kind of lasting value will succeed.
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But privately, Benioff has at least at one point been more critical of the initiative, according to late July emails sent by him and seen by Recode.
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Assuring financial stability for the awards has become more critical for the academy, which last year sold about $350 million in bonds to support a new movie museum.
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These features possibly play an even more critical role outside the U.S. where privacy is under threat not only from online marketers and hackers but also from governments.
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However, some of the Democrats in swing states Trump won have been much more critical of Gorsuch -- reflecting the push for all-out opposition from the party's base.
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" Huxtable took a more critical view of the space, which she called a "pink marble maelstrom and pricey super glitz…unredeemed by [its] posh ladies' powder-room decor.
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"The challenges have never been greater, or more severe, or more critical or more defining for our future," he told an enthusiastic crowd at a coffeehouse in Burlington.
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LG: The first thing to understand is fact-checking is the culmination of really long-term shifts in journalism: more analysis, more critical coverage, especially of political actors.
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"It's a little premature to start talking about switching from corn to beans, but it certainly becomes more critical as we turn the calendar to May," he said.
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Bright Desire's anonymous director, Ms. Naughty, makes what she calls "thinking porn" to help her viewers explore their fantasies while engaging their minds on a more critical level.
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When it does work, it breathes new life into aging ideas while often letting audiences look at the things they love through a different, sometimes more critical, lens.
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The sitcom tells important cultural stories and seamlessly blends them with comedy and heart, and has gained more critical acclaim with every passing season since launching in 2017.
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In other words, integrations like this one with WePay are essential for both Apple Pay and Android Pay to help them gain more critical mass for their wallets.
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That's much more dangerous and it's so much more critical now that Blizzard takes steps to fix this weakness and eradicates this virus from the infected server populations.
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Trump's comments have put Republicans in a tough spot, underlining the more friendly approach he has taken with Russia and the more critical approach with U.S. intelligence agencies.
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That advice is perhaps even more critical after Comey's testimony on Thursday suggesting that Mueller's investigation may eventually escalate to whether the President obstructed justice by firing Comey.
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Saudi is much more critical of Qatar's relationship with mainly Shia Muslim Iran, for example, and is spearheading the evolution of a united Sunni voice in the region.
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The next steps, which include the amount of equity capital being infused and the quality of the new board, are more critical, said CAPA India CEO Kapil Kaul.
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The next steps, which include the amount of equity capital being infused and the selection of the new board, are more critical, said CAPA India CEO Kapil Kaul.
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" Graham took a more critical view of Trump during the 2016 presidential campaign, however, when he called Trump "a jackass" and said "he shouldn't be commander in chief.
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The truth was, everyone felt more critical to the situation than they really were — a crummy reality considering that nobody wants to be expendable on a big project.
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While a national infrastructure project like this might cost more than a wall with Mexico, it's much more critical to our safety and security in the long term.
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And studies found that those who watched "The Daily Show" and other political-entertainment programs were more informed, more critical, and more civically engaged than those who didn't.
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That circumstance would make it all the more critical for the F.B.I., after the attacks, to find out whether the two hijackers received help after reaching Los Angeles.
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However, most banks, asset managers, and hedge funds haven't shown a willingness to move more critical systems and tools into the public cloud, with some forgoing it altogether.
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With the news as it is, both "Necessary Trouble" and "The Great Suppression" could have benefited from a bit more critical engagement with race as a central factor.
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Until now, that change in style had not translated into substantive policy changes, nor had he openly met with private entrepreneurs or more critical actors of civil society.
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As populist surges in the United States and Europe make clear, rising economic inequality has made it more critical than ever to rethink and uproot the status quo.
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The show serves as a huge reminder that crime shows need to do better, and we need to be more critical of media that deals with law enforcement.
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But according to Mackey, if internet users really want good health information, they need to look to academic institutions and be more critical of commercial websites for now.
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But while Republicans are more critical now of the president's actions related to the investigation, they don't seem to think the investigation itself is such a big deal.
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My concern is that as we have become more critical of the effects of technology, we are starting to shut down potential innovation before it even gets started.
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So a writer might spend three weeks on an episode, rather than one or two — which can result in better shows, with more critical acclaim and awards potential.
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In the year since Hurricane Maria, Rossello has at times been diplomatic regarding the federal government's response, while at other times – especially lately - adopting a more critical take.
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Cynamics' Elyashiv said that voters need to do their part as well, which includes making an effort to be more critical of what they see on the internet.
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This task is all the more critical when the White House is led by a man with no respect for the established barriers between politicians and law enforcement.
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Makes you wonder what he'd do if New York were attacked and he had to work with our mayor, who's been way more critical of him than London's.
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Privately, though, officials in Canada acknowledge that it is unlikely that the Trump administration will reverse its stand, making working with states and local governments even more critical.
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About half of the hospital is isolation wards, and there are 30 intensive-care units to treat more critical cases, the AP said, citing the Yangtze Daily newspaper.
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Researchers at the University of Essex who were given access to the trials offered a more critical assessment of the experiment in a report produced in July 2019.
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Their support could be even more critical if businesses and trade groups, which might otherwise support tax reform, hold back out of concern of affiliating with Mr. Trump.
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The Chinese backlash sought to pressure the N.B.A. to be more critical of the Rockets' general manager, Daryl Morey, who had since deleted the pro-Hong Kong tweet.
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He also noted, though, that making sure that these services are always available is maybe even more critical than for other workloads that have moved to the cloud.
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Critics say that the subsidy is too big for a business with resources like Mr. Plank's and that the city should focus on more critical needs, like schools.
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But this is all the more critical amid an emergency, when we need swift action and funding that will save lives and possibly money in the long run.
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The Gorsuch nomination is important, but there could be an even more critical one later if either Justice Anthony Kennedy or Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg leaves the court.
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That effectively leaves the decision to voters in this year's election, making it even more critical in deciding the makeup of all three branches of the federal government.
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Mungiu, who turns 49 at the end of April, premiered his latest film, Graduation, at Cannes last year, earning him the Best Director prize and more critical acclaim.
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But if Beinart's thesis is correct, and younger Jews really are more critical of Jews than the older generation, then sheer numbers could start to turn the tables.
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Against this backdrop, the Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC) mission to "protect investors, maintain fair, orderly and efficient markets and facilitate capital formation" has never been more critical.
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The more critical and long-term question for executives across multiple industries is whether Cohn will emerge as a powerful countervailing economic force to temper Trump's instincts toward protectionism.
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There appears to be a need to shape a more critical, spiritual, conceptual, and electronic media-specific opinion of total-art propositions within the current context of global capital.
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This means that businesses are being connected with a pre-qualified, high value group of customers, making handling this interaction in a seamless and responsive way even more critical.
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"As a result, it's more critical than ever that health care facilities are prepared for a present and future where power isn't a guarantee," The Verge's Nicole Wetsman writes.
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And as such, I'm just conscious of the fact that a sort of more critical take — which is super appropriate, by the way, and much needed — is well-represented.
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A little more critical thinking, for example, and it would have been obvious that requiring tech platforms to disclose who's paying for digital political ads is a good idea.
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The good news is that, as education improves and Africans move rapidly to the cities, they are growing more critical of their rulers, and less frightened to say so.
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COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Denmark's financial services authority trusted Danske Bank's own information too much and should have been more critical of the data, business minister Rasmus Jarlov said on Wednesday.
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But like Sir Tim, many people have recently become more critical of it, concerned that it creates online addicts, hoovers up everybody's data and empowers malicious trolls and hackers.
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Never has this advice been more critical than today, when, thanks to the speed and ease of digital communication, your secret WILL be heard by the wrong person – guaranteed.
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As the public gets more critical of police aggression and abuse in the US, some programs that have flown under the radar for decades are now garnering more scrutiny.
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Americans are more critical of free trade, a central tenet of neoliberal ideology, but a 2016 Washington Post poll found that 67 percent admit they don't care either way.
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Congressional Republicans are becoming more critical of President Trump amid the shaky rollout of his executive order on immigration and the lack of clear progress on his legislative agenda.
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The more critical vote will come in January, a public roll call in which lawmakers will shout out the name of their choice for Speaker from the House floor.
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Some at Fnac Darty, however, are more critical of Bompard, disappointed that a highly paid boss is leaving with the integration of the two merged companies far from complete.
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As Microsoft continues to expand, through additional hiring and big acquisitions like this week's $7.5 billion GitHub deal, income satisfaction could become a more critical issue inside the company.
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Under his tenure, Zinke has frequently expressed his desire to lift barriers prohibiting drilling on public lands and has mentioned the need to invest in more critical mineral mining.
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Arguably, the Notifications tab is fairly busy as is, due to the way it mixes in more minor notifications – like favs and retweets – with more critical ones, like replies.
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To protect our digital privacy, we all need to be more critical consumers of connected devices and practice better cybersecurity fundamentals when it comes to getting our gadgets online.
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And in 1997 the Conservatives lost in a landslide, party membership shrank and centrist supporters drifted away, leaving a core that was generally older and more critical of Europe.
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The White House's attitude has shifted a bit in that time, becoming more critical of tech industry encryption practices as his administration continues trying to pierce foreign terror cells.
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The president-elect has also taken a far more critical view than his predecessor of corporations — which have among the most to win or lose with a revised Nafta.
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At a time when coronavirus is pushing states like Washington and New York to the limits of their resources, those health care workers will be all the more critical.
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And that original content isn't performing well, as of late, making it even more critical for Netflix to hold on to at least some of its classic library content.
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The authorities in Britain, the Czech Republic, Canada and elsewhere have taken a more critical look at Huawei as mobile carriers prepare to upgrade the technology in their networks.
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Iranians hacking the delivery of "Game of Thrones" isn't good, but the real transformational promise of 5G goes far beyond wireless cable and its security is much more critical.
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Mr. Bolton has consistently been more critical of North Korea than Mr. Trump or Mike Pompeo, the secretary of state, who has been trying to restart stalled diplomatic efforts.
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"Our mission has never been more critical than it is today, and we must look carefully at what is required to evolve and grow as an organization," he said.
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The expected coalition that will rule Germany — made up of Christian Democrats, Liberals and Greens — will most likely be more critical of East European governments than the outgoing coalition.
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However, what strikes me as a much more critical comparison to make is that this is the first comprehensive open Democratic primary since the Supreme Court's Citizens United v.
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As more critical data is released, programs like Good Grief can educate communities and families, ensuring emotional and financial support for those who endure the hardships caused by death.
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British officials have said the risk Huawei presents can be managed through oversight and by limiting its access to more critical areas of the network that handle sensitive data.
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Even an activist from the group Defend Boyle Heights praised "Gentefied" during a public event at the time, though the group has been more critical of the show since.
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In this case, the peace process is probably dead on arrival, since many in Netanyahu's own party are far more critical of a two-state solution than he is.
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An unusually fluid playoff race in the conference means the eighth seed is still within reach for New Orleans, making Williamson's addition to the lineup now even more critical.
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Ambitious national standards are even more critical for this industry than in the electricity sector, where cheap natural gas and a surge in renewables are helping to reduce emissions.
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Rodney Hobson, financial columnist and author of "Shares Made Simple" was more critical, saying the basic flaw is that the product was designed to manufacture profits during stable markets.
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Business executives say Beijing could now target more critical agricultural commodities, such as soybeans, the United States' biggest agricultural export by value, worth more than $12 billion last year.
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This will make the December debate even more critical as it could be the last time these candidates will have a national stage until the next debate in January.
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Republicans had already talked of getting a bill to President Trump's desk by Christmas — and that deadline appears even more critical now, likely forcing a furious push in December.
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As this widening takes place, continued close cooperation between law enforcement, technology companies and non-profits becomes more and more critical too - a nation-wide research study is essential.
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You&aposre not relying on the developers of Confluence to make that business for you ... Search has become more critical and that&aposs what excites me about the opportunity.
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A couple of contrasts: He grew more critical of Bush over the course of the four books, whereas the picture he paints of Trump is dire from the start.
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But on other issues, the questioning diverged in tone along party lines, with Republicans praising the administration's approach on North Korea and on Israel while Democrats were more critical.
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Defense Secretary Jim Mattis and national security adviser John Bolton, at least prior to joining the White House, have both been more critical of Moscow than the president they serve.
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To this marine biologist, the discovery of a new vocal culture make preserving endangered sperm whales even more critical—and suggests to him that it isn't just a numbers game.
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"Few have played a more critical role than Don McGahn in shaping the federal bench with individuals who understand the proper role of a judge under the Constitution," Hatch said.
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Other times manager bias can cause a manager to be more critical than other managers in the organization, or compare everyone on the team to one top performer's high standard.
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The organization has measurably increased the volume of inbound travel -- and now, its mission of promoting the United States as a welcoming and unique destination is more critical than ever.
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And that's fine as long as the operators of the plant keep them isolated and assume they are insecure, hopefully keeping the more critical parts of the network away safer.
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" The proposal, she said, is "aimed at exempting climate change from the ESA" and would allow people "to destroy more critical habitat and still be in compliance with the law.
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For a younger generation, says Mr Eckert, the nostalgic view of the Park era they grew up with will shift to one that is both more critical and less emotional.
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This follows a pair of earlier tweets with an even more critical tone toward the majority leader: Senator Mitch McConnell said I had "excessive expectations," but I don't think so.
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With billions of dollars of assets in harm's way and more weather extremes on the horizon, making and enacting disaster plans are becoming all the more critical for the military.
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"Monday Serena Williams underwent emergency treatment at Cedars for a hematoma she suffered as a result of treatment for a more critical situation," the rep said in a 2011 statement.
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He never quite rejects his God or his community, but as his efforts to get his son back are thwarted by community leaders, his attitude towards them becomes more critical.
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Since then, Hezbollah's growing involvement in Syria's bloody civil war makes it likely that its needs have expanded significantly, making its overseas fundraising operations more critical to its overall finances.
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It's an exciting time, with Coinbase and crypto in the public eye more than ever before, but that also means it's an even more critical moment to stake our position.
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Given how much funding NASA needs, the committee says it is even more critical that the agency develop a concrete plan, especially with a new presidential election on the horizon.
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Though he took a more critical view this week, Moon previously raised the notion of military talks between North and South as a way to possibly ease the growing strain.
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Clinton to be more critical of Israel's past military actions in Gaza and insistently argued that the United States must take a more "evenhanded" approach to Israel and the Palestinians.
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But Der Spiegel reported that senior government officials are concerned that Netanyahu is exploiting Germany's friendship for his own political ends and believe Berlin should adopt a more critical stance.
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Still, not more than 50 percent of Trump supporters rated blacks negatively compared to whites, though Trump supporters were more critical of African-Americans than were supporters of other candidates.
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The employees more critical of the company say Walmart — the biggest private employer in the United States — has found more subtle ways to keep the reins on its workers' paychecks.
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This ban on public-land fracking is all the more critical in light of the recent court decision negating the federal government's ability to regulate such activity in any form.
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The internet has opened up channels of self-expression and made fashion more accessible, but issues of choice and power are more critical than ever in consumerism as in politics.
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Facebook Vice President Will Castleberry said that while "not perfect, we support" the law, though some trade groups that represent the company were more critical in statements after it passed.
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Points are important, but it's even more critical to maintain efficiency by generating solid looks in half-court sets that then allow plenty of time to get back in transition.
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More aggressive disinfecting of subways and buses is important, but the steps that people take to protect themselves and others are even more critical to safeguarding public health, epidemiologists say.
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"I had a little time to really look at what I was doing and be more critical of my technical stuff when I finally came back," said Simmons, who batted .
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Perhaps just as importantly, the next seven weeks are when Democrats will lay the groundwork for the much bigger and more critical struggle against the soon-to-be empowered GOP.
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Mr. Hickenlooper will almost surely face criticism from liberal primary challengers who have been more critical of capitalism, including Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, who has argued for Democratic socialism.
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So I wanna start off talking about, let's talk about what you guys do, because you all are studying AI in a much more critical fashion and where it goes.
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The counsel's involvement is all the more critical in this case, they said, because many of the aides — potential witnesses in the government's inquiry — do not currently have personal lawyers.
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Seldom has there been a more critical time for Congress, the press, and the public to check such instincts and actions before they lead to continued and risky military confrontations.
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" Tech consultant Eli Schiff was more critical of the change, pointing out that replies are one of the most basic ways to push back against misinformation on the site. "Incredible.
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"I'm more critical of it today than I was back then because today I wonder to what extent he said that for political gain or for attention," he told PBS.
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"It is now more critical than ever that the investigations by the special prosecutor and Congress be allowed to complete their course without White House or other interference," they wrote.
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Nielsen's departure comes as more critical moments loom for the administration that are likely to test Trump's equilibrium at a time when he is already furious about the border situation.
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More proof of the jitters: GOP operatives in Washington have been critical lately of the GOP candidate and his campaign, and even more critical of the Pennsylvania state GOP operation.
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Meanwhile, on a grassroots level many rank-and-file liberals thirst for a more critical line on the conflict than Obama or other party leaders have been willing to take.
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"Few positions are more critical than that of U.S. Attorney General, an office that wields enormous enforcement power and authority over the lives of all Americans," Frosh said in a statement.
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Criticism of the so called 'gig economy' has dialled up in recent years, in Western markets especially, as the 'flexible' working claims platforms trumpet have attracted closer and more critical scrutiny.
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Ventura's father is much more critical of his son's life choices here than in real life, and the real-life seizures affecting his daughter Jade as a baby are mercifully omitted.
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But that doesn't mean she's willing to break every boundary — in fact, her rebelliousness makes it all the more critical that she remind us that there are rules she does follow.
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U.S. Senator Patty Murray, a Washington state Democrat, said the ruling "only makes it more critical" that the Senate pass a bipartisan agreement she co-authored, which would authorize the subsidies.
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The need for retirement benefits becomes more critical when you divorce later in life because people have less time to "make up" any losses they may face pursuant to a divorce.
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Potatoes have been a staple of the human diet for thousands of years, and with all this talk of a human colony on Mars, they might be more critical than ever.
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The U.S. government needs to clearly enunciate a policy that protects more critical systems from hackers, even in the private sector, a prominent policy expert told CNBC's "Squawk Alley" on Friday.
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First, it encrypts all in-car transmissions; this prevents a security soft spot like a backseat media screen or Wi-Fi hotspot from becoming a back door into more critical systems.
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Meanwhile, the regulatory environment has grown more critical of companies that rely on large numbers of contract laborers—laborers who no shortage of politicians, activists, and lawsuits have argued are misclassified.
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Like her peers Nayyirah Waheed, Lang Leav, and, to a lesser extent, Warsan Shire (whose work is more complex and has received more critical acclaim), Kaur produces bite-size, accessible poems.
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Seven months into Trump's presidency, with resistance to him widening among white-collar whites and hardening among minorities, rebuilding his support among those women looks more critical for him than ever.
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Trump will have the opportunity to name one more person now, then can fill two even more critical vacancies in 2018 — that of Chair Janet Yellen and Vice Chair Stanley Fischer.
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Those extra resources could help Brazil contain and manage the spread, but they may be even more critical to the 20 or more surrounding countries to which the virus has spread.
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So the idea that Facebook usage is a 2000% naked reflection of personality deserves far more critical questioning than is implied by Kogan's description of it in the contract with SCL.
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As he learned the truth, he became more critical of the regime and painted Kim Il Sung standing under an upside down North Korean flag in "God of Korea" from 2007.
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At a national level, Diaz-Canel called for more critical coverage of events in state-run media, and broader internet access to open one of the world's least web-connected societies.
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Boot, who is a also a fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, noted that Trump has been much more critical of Kim than he has of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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But more critical attention has been paid toward Confederate monuments, symbols and icons in recent years, particularly after the Charleston, South Carolina, church shooting and white supremacists' march in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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"No one is more critical of Slack than me (ask anyone who works at the company!), but the one thing I'd say we do particularly well is service & support," Butterfield tweeted.
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The potential summit highlights gaps between Trump's consistently positive rhetoric about Russia and more critical comments from administration officials such as Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Defense Secretary James Mattis.
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He brought with him a more critical view of old-style secular nationalism and a more positive one of Islamic identity, of Middle Eastern integration, of Turkey's supremacy within the region.
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But a sharp drop in the value of the currency and reforms promised by the government to clinch a $12 billion IMF loan mean their role is more critical than ever.
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Any signs of favoritism toward Kolomoisky or his interests could swiftly undercut the image of Zelensky as a reformer and, perhaps more critical, his ability to secure Western support for Ukraine.
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While new home sales make up a smaller portion of the overall housing market, they are seen as more critical to economic growth because they help drive consumer and construction activity.
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The next steps, which include the amount of equity capital being infused and selection of the new board, are more critical, said Kapil Kaul, CEO of aviation consulting firm CAPA India.
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I was editor-in-chief then, and no one was more critical of all the places we fell short, or aware of all the ways we needed to grow, than me.
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Partnerships that bridge between the public and private sector will become even more critical as these companies continue to mature, and as new opportunities with innovations like autonomous vehicles become ubiquitous.
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Patients have flooded hospitals in New York City, the epicenter of the outbreak in the U.S., as states around the country plead for more critical resources such as masks and ventilators.
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Arguably more critical than Jordan's work on the glass will be his ability to switch screens (particularly late in the shot clock) and stay in front of shooters on the outside.
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Such sales are built on the back of the British government's relationship with the Saudi government, which has grown more critical for Britain as it prepares to leave the European Union.
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Our hope is that this dialogue inspires Americans to take a more critical look at what we read online, look for underlying facts, and find ways to build bridges with others.
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"We're not there yet," she said, "but that's because we have an election, and it's an election that could not be more critical to ending any continuing threat from authoritarian tendencies."
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"The known unknown of how China manages its credit rationalization in view of financial de-risking is far more critical to the economy than an expected moderation in trade," Varathan added.
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House Democrats are preemptively pushing back against any further health spending cuts in Puerto Rico, arguing the arrival of the Zika virus on the island makes resources more critical than ever.
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Reopening schools is more 'critical' than some think Craig Fugate, a former administrator of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, stressed the importance of getting schools up and running after a storm.
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But as the global distribution of power has flattened, imaginative diplomacy has become more critical, if more difficult, as the United States confronts rising competitors abroad and economic dislocation at home.
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For that reason, it is now more critical than ever that the investigations by the special prosecutor and Congress be allowed to complete their course without White House or other interference.
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To continue down the Chairman's list, an effort to expand telemedicine infrastructure noted by Pai is of course laudable, as connectivity is growing to be more critical in effective and accessible treatment.
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This gap is important, because as OnePlus phones have gotten more expensive over the years since the original $300 OnePlus One, maintaining separation from more expensive premium handsets is even more critical.
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As then-candidate Donald Trump faced allegations of sexual misconduct -- which he has denied -- and as the election drew near, they say those conversations became even more critical for their small community.
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But really, they point out, their research should signal to automakers that all of their systems need more security scrutiny, lest the same sort of vulnerabilities apply to more critical driving systems.
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"This makes the F.B.I.'s battle with Apple for access to Alshamrani's phone even that much more critical," he said, referring to a dispute over Apple's refusal to unlock the shooter's iphone.
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If we appear more critical of the government than of the opposition, it is only because we believe that — excuse cricketing argot — there is no point in bowling to the fielding side.
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"As the world has become more connected, applications that navigate large, connected data sets are increasingly more critical for customers," said Raju Gulabani, vice president, Databases, Analytics, and Machine Learning at AWS.
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With accelerating challenges ahead due to a changing workforce — think automation, A.I., and wholesale industry disruption and re-creation — getting ahead of this has become even more critical for all of us.
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Sarah Lacy, Nick Bilton have a more critical eye and a more intelligent, analytical way of looking at it, but a lot of the stuff that gets written about ... No, it is.
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"Ironically, there are defenders of the rule who have been way more critical of Trump than its opponents, so it's not like the rule protects public figures" from being mocked, he says.
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"When you miss steps midway, they become more critical the older you get," said Ron, who is dean of the business school at Coppin State University, a historically black college in Baltimore.
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Cruz, a Texas lawmaker, who sits on the Senate Judiciary Committee that takes the lead on Supreme Court nominees, said the vacancy left by Scalia made the presidential election even more critical.
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With the number of students of color only increasing in our nation's public schools, it is even more critical that we address the barriers preventing them from receiving the best education possible.
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We've been reporting on the business of the Middle East for years, documenting the region's growing influence in global finance which is only going to become more critical in the years ahead.
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"Trump wants to hand over more critical public infrastructure to private investors who will squeeze profits from the American people by putting up new tolls and exorbitant user fees," Sanders's report says.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Belgium's Africa Museum, once a triumphant celebration of the country's colonial past, is to reopen after years of renovations, with a more critical view on a dark piece of history.
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There have been more critical injuries in this war in Afghanistan than people that were killed in combat: 20,000 people came home missing arms and/or legs or were just totally shattered.
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It is more critical than ever that we work together and reach across the aisle to get meaningful legislation done, remembering that Congress represents its people and not its own partisan interests.
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Though the fight against patent trolls has been underway for years, it has never been more critical that Congress close the loopholes in our patent system that have allowed trolls to flourish.
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"It has never been more critical that we come together to face the shared challenge of climate change — because there is no Planet B." — This post was updated at 10:27 a.m.
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They score high in creativity and openness, although they tend to display lower conscientious and agreeable behavior than other performers (PDF) and writers, and they tend to be more critical and suspicious.
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In serving a president who is said to value absolute loyalty from his aides, Priebus faced criticism for his more critical remarks about Trump and reportedly never gained the president's full confidence.
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"At a time when reproductive rights are under attack, it is more critical than ever that we take bold steps to reaffirm reproductive rights for all Americans," Pressley said in a statement.
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Mr. Gorbachev does not fault Mr. Putin directly for the lack of democracy in Russia, although he was more critical of the president when his book was released in Russia last year.
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The only way for Members of Congress to prevent a repeat of these affairs is through a vigilant commitment to due diligence and through a more critical view of the NGO world.
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The BOJ also kept policy unchanged at a subsequent meeting last week, but it will face a more critical gathering in late July when it again reviews its growth and inflation projections.
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Capricorn is a dry, practical sign: You might be an optimist, Sag, but now is the time for you to be more critical about how you're spending your money, time, and energy.
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The scope and depth of WannaCry alongside a likelihood that more critical entities — public and private, civilian and military — are the next frontier for a WannaCry-like attack are cause for alarm.
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That focus has become even more critical as the war over talent intensifies and employees increasingly want their top executives to publicly rebuke behavior from politicians and others that defy those values.
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One employee said that the top 10 questions are usually about noncontroversial product or business initiatives, and that more critical questions often don't make it to the top despite being important concerns.
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But this was also only the summit's third exhibition; its fourth, in 2018, will likely be larger, bringing with it with more critical acclaim and, one hopes, more potent art and integrity.
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Separately, Buttigieg has received backlash on the left for being staunchly pro-Israel in a time when Democratic presidential candidates and other progressive politicians are becoming more critical of the Israeli government.
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Women in public opinion polls have been more critical of Mr. Trump than men, and they have used elections to cast a vote against him, most notably in recent races in Virginia.
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The Democratic Party's more critical view of Israel is being pushed by a base that's younger and populated by people of color and women, constituencies more likely to show sympathy for Palestinians.
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Engaging and enabling employees through technology is even more critical for IT leaders during what is becoming a seismic shift to remote work due to a crisis happening on a global scale.
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Proponents see solar energy as an important weapon in the fight against climate change, making its ability to compete economically with conventional sources — a concept known as grid parity — even more critical.
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"People are becoming more critical and skeptical before just joining the party," said Ms. Bratskeir, who received severance from both companies and is now working on a book about sustainable food shopping.
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"With LGBTQ rights under attack on a near-daily basis, Spirit Day could not be happening at a more critical time," GLAAD president and CEO Sarah Kate Ellis said in a statement.
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Regulations over the rules and limits set by the big players are more critical than ever to fair and healthy competition in the marketplace, allowing consumers to make their own app choices.
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Before issuing more critical responses to the Porter scandal, Kelly and the White House praised the one-time staff secretary, even as photos of one of his wives' bruised face was published.
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"Our mission has never been more critical than it is today, and we must look carefully at what is required to evolve and grow as an organization," Martinez said in a statement.
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But an upcoming report, slated to be released by September, is expected to be more critical of Obama than the committee's past statements, according to a source familiar with the committee's work.
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But some of the more critical and structural internal components—including the barrel—are made from metal which helps the blaster feel more solid and premium than anything in Nerf's current lineup.
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"Baby Boy" makes for an appropriate bookend to "Boyz," casting a more critical eye on Singleton's young male protagonists, while still acknowledging the social structures and peer pressures that keep them down.
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These numbers pale in comparison to those left bereft by suicide — often called "suicide loss survivors" — making it more critical than ever to shine a spotlight on this highly stigmatized mental health concern.
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Having that ability to measure the effectiveness of the team becomes even more critical the larger the group becomes, and Cook indicated some Flex users are managing enormous groups with 10,000-20,000 employees.
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This is fascinating research and perhaps explains why women can feel sensitive before their period because the right hemisphere is associated with some of the more 'critical' [or negative] parts of your psych.
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Multiple media outlets came under fire for leading their coverage with Spacey's coming out, rather than Rapp's allegations -- surely better for Spacey's PR than some of the more critical coverage that has followed.
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More critical to Snap's health is that users are simply ditching Snapchat for Instagram and its Stories clone, and the impact has been showing up in the company's bottom line for months now.
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Not every Facebook user or Trump supporter is an Infowars reader, and there were surely be many users who will trust Facebook's judgement and subsequently learn how to become better, more critical consumers.
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If we want to change the largely hateful culture of online discourse, we, as fans and followers, need to take responsibility and start looking at our own behavior with a more critical eye.
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That rise of short-term yields above longer-term yields is often viewed as a recession predictor, though technical analysts view inversion of certain sections of the curve as more critical than others.
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The rise of short-term yields above longer-term yields is often viewed as a recession predictor, though technical analysts view inversion of certain sections of the curve as more critical than others.
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However, other Obama-era officials have been more critical of the purchase and are questioning why the purchase was made when the the State Department was facing budget cuts and a hiring freeze.
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Throughout the campaign Clinton had been much more critical of drug industry pricing than Trump, famously sending drug stocks into a tailspin in September 2015 when she tweeted about specialty drug "price gouging".
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Paradoxically, the more critical the system, the more likely it's not being patched and updated, perhaps because it seems too central to business to risk the perceived negative impact of patching and updating.
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"So a pilot gets an understanding if they are getting into a region where the impingement of a sonic boom on a populated area was getting more critical or less critical," Smith added.
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Margie Moore, 75, a white retiree in a flower-print blouse and pink lipstick, was more critical of protesters who have taken to the streets in Baton Rouge to rally against police violence.
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The report issued Thursday was much more critical of the Iranians and painted a starker picture of what occurred after one of the boats — known as riverine command boats — began having engine problems.
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Because of a confluence of global trends and macroeconomic indicators, the way we grow and harvest food for an increasingly exploding population couldn't be at a more critical juncture than it is today.
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Other researchers have shown in the past that there are ways to jump from the infotainment systems to more critical electronic control units (ECUs)—the specialized embedded computers that control a car's functions.
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But Karyn Page, president and CEO of Kansas Global Trade Services—a Wichita company that works with small- and medium-size Kansas business to help them enter the export market—is more critical.
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Others suggested that Twitter's focus on a feature no one really asked for was diverting its attention from more critical problems – like the rampant abuse, harassment and bullying it's become known for unfortunately.
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So while advanced degrees aren't the only measure of intelligence and capacity, inside the IC, there is a consistent call for more critical thinking skills and the kind of education that fosters them.
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Enes Kanter says he won't be bullied into silence by the President of Turkey -- saying jail threats against him and his family are only inspiring him to be MORE critical of Recep Erdogan.
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The 11th-hour change of heart by Russia comes amid growing international pressure and scrutiny from national antidoping agencies and athletes, who have been far more critical of Russia than many sporting bodies.
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But as data delivery became more and more critical — and customers began to value reliability as much as price — telecom companies AT&T, Verizon and Sprint had to invest billions in digital operations.
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This desire to know and project knowledge of who the winners are has long animated a conspicuously clubby style of political reporting that journalists have become more critical of in the Trump era.
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Second, it's clear both that Democratic candidates have become much more critical of charters over time and that reporters have been more inclined to regard stances on charter schooling as more potentially controversial.
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And while Democrats and Republicans alike have championed the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement as a beneficial update to the North American Free Trade Agreement, Warren and Sanders have been more critical of it.
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Never before has a crime drama so eloquently and delicately shown the cracks in the justice system when it comes to sexual assault, and it couldn't have come at a more critical time.
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While there aren't too many more critical state Supreme Court races coming up, there are thousands of state legislative seats on the ballot in the next two years, and they must be won.
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For the first time, Iran published photos of those killed in the April 9 raid and Russia has become more critical of Israel's actions, two signs that tensions are emerging from the shadows.
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He has grown especially enamored lately with Carlson's show, according to a Republican close to the White House, though he has complained publicly about some of the more critical news coverage on Fox.
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Here is a very simplified explanation of the options that, in combination, can compose winning hands: Communication, negotiation, strategy, and even cooperation are far more critical in mahjong than in most card games.
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But the public comments by House Speaker Paul Ryan, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and other leading elected Republicans also have become more critical, which is a telling sign of the GOP angst.
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So for families navigating their impact on the world, it's all the more critical to make a decision about birth that weighs philosophical, ethical, religious, and environmental concerns properly to avoid these pitfalls.
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Anderson served as chairman of the House Republican Conference for the next 10 years even as he became more critical of Republican President Richard Nixon, especially on his handling of the Vietnam War.
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But it serves an important purpose: When you're posting personal photos and information, keeping tabs on what is available to the public — and preventing hackers from gaining access — is more critical than ever before.
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The film's portrayal of slavery and the Civil War South, along with a scene that involves marital rape, has shined a harsher, more critical light on the film in the years since its release.
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For Nikon, its Z cameras couldn't come at a more critical juncture, as earlier this month, Sony passed both Nikon and Canon to become the top-selling full-frame camera brand in the world.
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I think part of what will help and get us into a less patriarchal society is for people to be more critical of their own gendered instincts and thereby raise the consciousness of others.
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Now that the 24/7 news cycle ensures that school shootings, natural disasters, and terrorist attacks are constantly spilling across timelines and tickers, Rogers' particular brand of self-care seems more critical than ever.
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As cities across the country beg and clamor to become the second headquarters location for Amazon, civic leaders in many places — including Chicago, Denver, Philadelphia, and Nashville — are calling for a more critical eye.
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And considering most newsrooms are overwhelmingly white, a perspective from a middle-class, college-educated black woman who is not affiliated with a major media organization makes her point of view even more critical.
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Speaking in Davos, Turkey's deputy prime minister Mehmet Simsek reiterated that the central bank would do what was "necessary" on interest rates, although he added that nothing was more critical than central bank credibility.
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"If we believe, in the long run, that internet infrastructure is becoming more and more critical to the world economy, then it's gotta be a fair place to compete and do business," says Waters.
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Jolie flew to Bangladesh this week to "assess the humanitarian needs of the Rohingya refugees and some of the more critical challenges facing Bangladesh as a host country", the UNHCR said in a statement.
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"The issues relating to the network modes were more critical than expected, and it has become apparent that we will need to delay the game from its February 9th release date," the update reads.
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At the same time these social skills are becoming more critical, leaders' ability to use them is on the decline (our own research shows that only four out of 10 leaders do them well).
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As we gain better understanding of what different genetic markers signal, and how our genes influence our lives, keeping close tabs on who knows the secrets of your DNA will become even more critical.
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It's all part of a routine that, like many aspects of American criminal-justice culture, has been brought under a more critical lens as of late—especially as we move further and further online.
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Mike Gotta, a longtime analyst at Gartner, says collaboration that happens within the flow of work can help make employees more productive, but being able to build specific use cases is even more critical.
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But his campaign views two other contests as more critical: Indiana, which votes on May 3, and California — "the big enchilada," Mr. Cruz said — which votes on June 7, the last day of primaries.
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The electricity grid is already central to the modern economy and society and will become even more critical in future with the electrification of transportation systems as part of efforts to combat climate change.
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With the rise of the digital economy, it has become even more critical that we protect intellectual property rights and preserve freedom of contract rather than create regulatory barriers to creativity, growth, and innovation.
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However, as the number of human infections from antibiotic-resistant bacteria increases, consumer advocates and public health experts have become more critical of the practice of routinely feeding antibiotics to chickens, cattle and pigs.
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Even more critical than changing outward perception is what they're doing internally: helping establish an identity through style in a place that is currently working to create its own cultural existence through artistic expression.
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Health officials said people who have mild symptoms like a cough or fever should self-quarantine rather than go to the doctor because the current influx of patients who are in more critical conditions.
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In order to continue protecting and empowering our most vulnerable neighbors, it's now more critical than ever for California to send a strong message about our values and priorities by enacting universal health coverage.
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Over the four quarters that we've conducted our survey, small-business owners across the country have consistently ranked the cost of capital/debt as a more critical business issue than the cost of labor.
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" Going forward, he said, "If there is a position that I can agree with him on, I will, but it is going to be with a much more critical viewpoint then there was before.
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As the ideological battle between democracy and authoritarianism continues in the 21st century, both in this region and around the world, continuing to invest in and strengthen our alliance will only grow more critical.
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"Congressional action is even more critical now after the president retreated from his promise to prohibit flavors in tobacco products that are so popular with our youth," Pallone said at a hearing last month.
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According to polls, Democrats and Americans in general are far more critical of Israel and its policies, and far more supportive of Palestinian rights, than Clinton and other members of the Democratic party establishment.
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Because there are more critical issues at play in the region, and the U.S. must decide if it will work harder for its preferred outcome than the belligerents who have local and particular interests.
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The government's actions mean the efforts of public health experts, researchers, activists, policymakers and individuals committed to ensuring everyone has the right and the resources to access birth control are more critical than ever.
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Their votes have become even more critical in the Senate after the special election in Alabama this month sent a Democrat to the upper chamber and chipped away at the GOP's slim majority there.
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In the coming months in Flint, the health and nutrition services that Head Start and Early Head Start will provide will be more critical than ever – but we cannot let our focus be limited.
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But Flynn, a vocal and sometimes fiery advocate for the president-elect during the campaign, has also echoed Trump's rhetoric of fighting terrorism, boosting ties with Russia, and casting a more critical eye on NATO.
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Wrigley expects to see traditional players along the lines of Constellation Brands continue to acquire and invest in cannabis firms, but with a more critical eye on the management background and financial and operational history.
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Rather, it's the fact that a swath of the conservative movement views Trump as the person best equipped not to advance conservatism, but to fight the left — to them, a more critical effort in 2019.
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Those examples range from showing people the popular dishes people are eating at a restaurant when you look up directions to that spot, to predicting much more critical situations—earthquakes, hurricanes, heavy rainfalls, or floods.
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In Hungary advertisers have tended to advertise increasingly in pro-government news outlets, Reuters research has found, allowing them to prosper while media that take a more critical stance towards the Orban government have suffered.
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That's going to be even more critical now, as keeping that stock price up helps fend off activists that may try to agitate change in its business and keep talent around with robust compensation packages.
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More importantly, not all iPhones included 3D Touch, so the feature, by necessity, could never be used for something more critical than a right click or as a secondary way of performing some other action.
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The company has recently expanded its platform to protect networks from attacks starting from internet of things (IoT) devices that move laterally to more critical systems — applying the same machine learning protection to IoT traffic.
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It's clear at least some people in her campaign want her to be more critical of President Obama's signature achievement, based on Bill Clinton's description of the ACA as a "crazy system" earlier this month.
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It's more critical—and a hell of a lot more interesting—for employees to know why a coworker got fired than it is to know why another colleague was named staff member of the month.
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"It's more critical than ever that Snapchatters have access to the best journalism in the world, right when news breaks, and we're excited to watch CNN deliver that to them through The Update," Mills said.
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Johnson also touted the importance of the US-UK alliance, which, for some in Britain, will be even more critical after the UK leaves the EU, particularly when it comes to trade and political cooperation.
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Reflecting weak external demand, the board members may also cut their growth and price projections at a quarterly review to be conducted at a more critical policy meeting on April 27-28, the sources said.
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Smaller firms like Yelp and have spent several years lobbying the EU to act, as U.S. regulators have been reluctant to take on tech giants — though they're now beginning to take a more critical look.
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In the wake of such trial data scandals, many large drugmakers have been shifting more critical trials back to the United States and Europe over the last three years, according to consultants and industry executives.
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Des Moines, Iowa (CNN)Hillary Clinton is losing big in New Hampshire, a fact that has made it even more critical for her to try and bring home a win in Iowa on February 1.
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This is why it's more critical than ever that investors think through its impacts and understand where future demand for products will reside, as well as how risks will affect the ecosystem of global companies.
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Turkish politicians, including those opposed to the ruling Justice and Development (AK) party, accuse the West of being more critical of the government's response to the coup than of the carnage that accompanied the putsch.
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Photographs that don't succeed are integral to the process, because not only is this how we learn to be more critical of our work, we get to define what a meaningful photograph is to us.
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But New Start is considered a far more critical agreement because it limits the number of strategic weapons — the most powerful weapons both sides can launch from submarines and bombers and on intercontinental ballistic missiles.
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While the industry's strict accreditation standards are a barrier to its application on more critical systems, Paris will certainly be abuzz with the latest advancements of this transformative technology from new and innovative market entrants.
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My partners and I actually learned we fared better when I returned from the ad side — we each hit more forehand returns of serve, and at our level a strong first shot is more critical.
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It's more critical than ever that 2017 be the year—under this new administration—that we substantively modernize the act and develop a new policy framework that meets the realities of our converging technological landscape.
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The exhibition offers a memorable opportunity to get to know an unusual oeuvre, which was admired by close followers and connoisseurs during Baron's lifetime but still deserves more critical attention from curators and historians today.
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But the Trump administration has taken a more critical view of Chinese companies acquiring American companies that collect various kinds of data on American citizens, including their social media activity, health information and financial transactions.
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As more critical functions such as school, work, and telemedicine increasingly require reliable high-speed internet access, operators will likely face pressure to amend operations, whether through throttling discretionary services or providing guidelines to users.
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"No special interest group, no political agenda is more critical than timely passage of legislation to effectively address the gun violence issues that are rampant in our country," the March for Our Lives website states.
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And while Democrats and Republicans alike have championed the U.S. Mexico Canada Agreement, or USMCA, as a beneficial update to the North American Free Trade Agreement, Warren and Sanders have been more critical of it.
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On the first day of the three-day annual conference held in Washington, D.C., Fridman made an appeal for progressives — who have been more critical of Israeli policies — to not abandon their support for Israel.
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If you've hit a wall in your job search, and it seems like every potential employer is giving you the cold shoulder, it may be time to take a more critical look at your résumé.
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European politicians will be watching the result with concern as it could prompt the euro zone's third-largest economy to take a more critical and oppositional stance to the European Union and the single currency.
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And by that more critical metric, the system held up reasonably well: Sanders ultimately received 323 percent of the state's popular vote and 15 of 20 of its delegates to the national convention (or 43 percent).
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Now, it appears the administration is going to focus more intently on limiting Chinese immigration and take a more critical eye to Chinese nationals working in sensitive areas like science and technology, again according to Politico.
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The newfound bonhomie between Russia and Turkey also comes as relations between Erdogan and Western leaders has strained, with the Turkish president and other officials wishing the West had been more critical of the attempted coup.
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More exactly, while Artforum does publish the very critical Benjamin H. D. Buchloh, who also was not interviewed, most of its writers have broader tastes than previously, making their writing more inclusive if not more critical.
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But it illuminates a more critical truth about what public anxiety and confusion can do: These emotions tend to drive us into the falsely safe arms of authority, not empower us to find our own answers.
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Coverage of Davos seems to get more critical every year, and this year it felt like almost pure mockery — like the only things that made news were people saying stupid or totally out-of-touch things.
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Mass-market conservative media outlets, like Breitbart, Drudge Report, and Fox News, have seemingly sided with Trump's messaging this election, compared with the more critical, high-toned voices of National Review and the Wall Street Journal.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump's campaign seized on Bernie Sanders' comments Sunday about Hillary Clinton's relations to her family foundation, taking license to make them sound more critical of her than he said in a television interview.
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Analysts for year have been hyping companies in cloud computing and "Big Data," which refers to the analysis of growing amounts of stored data, and investors are becoming more critical of the valuations on such stocks.
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This does not concern the labels on the bottles of medicine themselves but rather the much longer and more critical documentation that doctors rely on when prescribing medicines and pharmacists depend on when filling those prescriptions.
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It strikes a more critical tone than the Fund's board adopted in a statement last week, though that also said Nigeria should lift its remaining foreign exchange restrictions and scrap its system of multiple exchange rates.
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" TIME: Richard Zoglin was considerably more critical of the show, writing in the April 16, 1990 issue that, while "The Simpsons has a good deal of savvy wit," it's "strangely off-putting most of the time.
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The latest clinical trial, however, compares Trelegy to two more modern two-drug combinations and was seen as a more critical test for doctors wanting to know if the new product really delivers an added benefit.
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Bridgepoint estimates that Qualitest operates in a market that is growing at 13% a year driven by the increasing needs of a $32 billion global outsourced market where software performance has become more critical for businesses.
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With N.F.L. teams eschewing downfield passes for underneath routes, and Patriots quarterback Tom Brady averaging a mere 2.18 seconds per postseason throw in the pocket, according to Pro Football Focus, interior pressure is ever more critical.
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There was still space in regular hospital beds — known as the floor — and in the intensive-care unit for more critical patients, but doctors were already discussing what to do once they filled up, he said.
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In addition to a whole lot of other, more critical changes, staying indoors to stop the spread of COVID-19 means putting off treatments we'd usually get at the salon, like our monthly root touch-up.
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He's much more critical of Israel than most people in national politics, he's a leading critic of the alliance with Saudi Arabia, and he's aligned himself with the Latin American left in ways that Warren doesn't.
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"History encourages us to be more compassionate toward individuals navigating few choices," Chatelain writes, "and history cautions us to be far more critical of the institutions and structures that have the power to take choices away."
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Before the 22016 campaign began, Republican voters were far more critical of both Putin and WikiLeaks than Democrats, in part because of the stronger tradition on the right of anti-communism and hostility to government leaks.
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Even GOP figures loyal to Trump see any such move as hugely counterproductive, while more critical conservative voices — especially those looking toward November's midterm elections — fear the president would make already-difficult terrain close to impossible.
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And the fact that many members of Gen Z, the most ethnically and racially diverse generation the United States has ever seen, will vote for the first time this year, makes those voices even more critical.
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Mr. Tillerson's comments, made in interviews aired on Sunday, were far more critical of the Russian government than any public statements by President Trump, who has been an increasingly lonely voice for better ties with Russia.
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Tabloids like the Daily Mail and the Sun, which championed leaving the European Union, have tended to be more critical of Prince Harry and defensive of the monarchy, as have pro-Brexit papers like the Telegraph.
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" A source close to the discussions said on Thursday that Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) had hit Thomas Cook with a last minute demand for the extra funding, adding that the situation "was becoming more critical.
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Given the administration's indiscriminate expansion of Immigration and Customs Enforcement activities, it is more critical than ever that government personnel be directed to use discretion when the apprehension of a parent places a child at risk.
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