Parenting therefore has become more demanding – and more expensive.
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As the game progressed, the pixelated customers grew more demanding.
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Former Olympic judo gold medallist Yashuhiro Yamashita was more demanding.
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The job is more demanding than it looks, he said.
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It is a far more demanding and less desirable partner.
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"We need to become more vocal and more demanding," Kooijmans says.
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Do not press it into any duty more demanding than that.
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Higher expectations and standards have made teaching more demanding than ever.
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This is a more demanding musical than you might remember. 2.
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Waymo's pilot program in Detroit is a much more demanding crucible.
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It felt like patients got more demanding that they get medication.
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Advances in technology have doubtless made some of these jobs more demanding.
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Campaigning is more demanding than ever; governing is more complicated than ever.
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Tai chi is ideal for getting people ready for more demanding action.
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People have been forced to take ever more demanding and precarious routes.
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"Investors are now more demanding and want sustainable business models," he added.
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That is why the biggest face more demanding capital rules and stress tests.
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Yet electorates are much more demanding because Latin American societies have changed dramatically.
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New European regulation may both make Italian investors more demanding and hasten dealmaking.
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We've also become more demanding of the experience we expect brands to provide.
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But big shareholders are becoming more demanding, and private equity may muscle in.
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Last night's episode of The Bachelor was one of the more demanding ones.
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Maybe my "typical use" is more demanding than others, but I doubt it.
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Large donors (defined as someone who gives more than $200) are more demanding.
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The new paying guests, particularly the younger ones, are more demanding, she said.
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It's more demanding due to nitrogen oxide and less demanding due to CO2.
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But at the same time, both work and parenting have become more demanding.
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I had been sent to school to learn a more demanding military skill.
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Statistically at least, California trainers appear to be more demanding of their horses.
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It's a lot more demanding, so music really is just my one-day escape.
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Reducing is easy but sharing requires a conversion - and this is much more demanding.
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The government is now working towards making contracts both more flexible and more demanding.
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As his work got more demanding, Karp and his wife grew apart and divorced.
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Since the election of Donald Trump, he said, the task had become more demanding.
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The work was more demanding and more tiring than she expected it to be.
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"Today's economy is more demanding and complex," with companies wanting well-trained new employees.
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But at the same time as work became more demanding, family life changed, too.
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Achieving democracy is difficult, but keeping it may prove to be even more demanding.
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But he has turned to more traditional fundraising ahead of the more demanding general election.
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Trending The sharing economy has made it possible to be even more demanding, on demand.
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This means the company will cut away some of the more demanding processes and animations.
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"Conditions were demanding, perhaps more demanding than we originally expected," finance chief Axel Strotbek said.
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"The majority of them are more angry, and the tone is more demanding," Heredia said.
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For some people, that means the thing that "replaced" email is something much more demanding.
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Young singers usually build their careers by taking on gradually longer and more demanding roles.
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Gamers who play on PCs, PlayStation or Xbox are familiar with these more demanding setups.
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Parenthood in the United States has become much more demanding than it used to be.
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Even more demanding technically is making sure that characters behave as users want them to.
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If you're doing more demanding tasks that leverage the GPU, you'll get even less juice.
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Maisie Williams has a new pet, and it's even more demanding than Arya Stark's direwolf, Nymeria.
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At the same time, customers have become more demanding and now expect to have reliable phones.
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The further you progress, the more demanding the goals, the more maddening the game's flaws become.
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You'll need a more powerful machine to access some of the more demanding games and experiences.
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Their requirements are also almost certainly different and more demanding than Apple's off the shelf stuff.
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For comparison, the Galaxy S9 has a 3,000mAh battery, and it's a much more demanding phone.
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And America, under President Donald Trump, is seen as a less reliable and more demanding ally.
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As the company has grown, insiders say its culture has become more demanding — and more American.
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Directors have different styles and some time they could be much more demanding on inexperienced actors.
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"Shuttle's mission profile was much more demanding than SPCE's space tourism mission profile is," Genovesi said.
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In my final few years there, it was becoming more and more demanding on my time.
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The new analysis suggests something else also began happening during the 1990s: Motherhood became more demanding.
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The more demanding parts of the birds' creation can require 10 or 15 years of experience.
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The museum is bigger and more demanding, but there's more fun, and a sense of serendipity.
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When political reality starts to get surreal, writing politically themed TV becomes a lot more demanding.
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Factors like snow, ice, and freezing temperatures make winter driving a lot more demanding than normal.
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"Directing is a lot more demanding than acting, and he has been cheering me on," she says.
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" And on Salman Rushdie: "From the moment he won the Booker, he seemed more demanding, less cordial.
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In 2014 it struck a deal with movie studios to produce film for their more demanding directors.
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Private investors are maybe even more demanding than public investors, because we have material amounts invested generally.
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But a major downside of the Vive is the setup, which is more demanding than the Rift's.
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Just like with running, being among the best gets more and more demanding with each passing year.
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Because they shoulder the legal burden, clients have become far more demanding and prefer more isolated spots.
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But this would be the most expensive to produce and far more demanding, from a technical standpoint.
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A fan later edited the clip to make her day-to-day schedule sound even more demanding.
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Another factor may be that Dalits like Mr. Sardar are speaking out more, demanding what is theirs.
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The second big change is far more demanding capital requirements, together with new rules for leverage and liquidity.
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On clay, you need to work the point a little bit more, and physically it's also more demanding.
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The controls are a bit more demanding than the simplicity of a touch screen, but not by much.
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By 2021, Marines could be going through a new, more demanding rifle qualification, all while wearing full gear.
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A search for truth is a more complicated and more demanding quest than most people are prepared for.
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Last year the Democratic-dominated legislature set a more demanding emissions reduction target: 40% below 1990 levels by 2030.
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I also can't stop thinking that consumers are smarter and more demanding about gadgets now than they were then.
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Employers demand degrees for jobs that never required them in the past and have not become more demanding since.
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The Netherlands' well-funded pension system is even more demanding, assuming gains of less than 3.5 percent a year.
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The widely accepted assumption underlying all of this is that deception is cognitively more demanding than telling the truth.
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They tend to be more demanding of their services and won't sit on Google for hours searching for activities.
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My own speculation is that to become a female dancer, it's a little more demanding than for a male.
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My workflow seems to grow and become more demanding steadily, so I'm continually figuring out ways to manage that.
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The process was even more demanding because Ms. Rowling placed high priority on incorporating tax-saving strategies as well.
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Policymakers are wary of poking this beast, but feeding it will only make the markets larger and more demanding.
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More demanding activities included carrying heavy rubber boats along the beach, running through obstacle courses and learning to march.
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New generations, not shaped by the Pinochet years, have been less complacent and more demanding of wide-ranging reforms.
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It's also a bold move by the segment's market leader to go after a more demanding breed of DJs.
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Detail, story, selection are traits that Drndic grew to disdain as her work grew ever more demanding and diffuse.
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Meantime, executives have also worked aggressively to improve their supply chains and inventory management as shoppers become more demanding.
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If you're not stern enough, then have a "bad cop," like a partner or assistant, who can be more demanding.
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But as their countrymen have become more successful in the ring, British fans have grown more demanding outside of it.
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It's definitely something for more demanding buyers, but that price is actually very reasonable in the expensive medium format world.
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Whether cloud gaming will catch on, though, remains uncertain, for it is technically much more demanding than existing streaming services.
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The camera handles slower, contemplative photography just fine, but it had trouble keeping up when I photographed more demanding scenes.
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Dakin speculates that peahens might prefer higher frequency, more demanding displays because they benefit from mating with more powerful males.
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We've grown less patient, more demanding of instant responses, and more willing to carry our work into non-working hours.
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It will be awhile before you'll need to get an upgrade to keep up with the ever more demanding Internet.
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You see it today: We have jobs that are more and more demanding and we've become more and more sedentary.
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All consumer goods companies are facing slower growth around the world and more demanding consumers in emerging markets, notably China.
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On the other hand, it would be far more demanding than the 11-month expedition into Mexico led by Gen.
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They don't want to wait for some later time to be freed, so they're much more demanding of their rights.
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His approach immediately transformed the music from blues-based hard rock to compositions that were more demanding, ambitious and changeable.
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The schedule will be even more demanding when you fly overnight on Saturday for one day of campaigning in Iowa.
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But she often writes her music in snatches, over time, especially now that her touring schedule has become more demanding.
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Higher lumber costs, expensive skilled labor and more demanding building codes are making it an appealing alternative to conventional construction.
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Sometimes my husband helps out, but his work schedule is a lot more demanding than mine, so it's almost always me.
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The power of this new technique comes with significant costs: you have to do more experiments and master more demanding statistics.
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"The audience is smarter and more demanding, and expecting better from us, and I think we have to deliver," said Meyer.
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Nor was the result caused by journal editors becoming more demanding around the same time as more women started publishing papers.
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Mark Zuckerberg got an intense, lengthy grilling Tuesday from dozens of senators, and none was more demanding -- and political -- than Sen.
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A shorter phase-in, though much more demanding, has its own upsides, says University of Pennsylvania health law professor Allison Hoffman.
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"If things are complicated today, what will happen in the coming months when conditions may be more demanding?" he asked reporters.
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Compare this to the musical obedience of Rembrandt's lines and you have to conclude that introspection is more demanding than observation.
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Embracing technologies, and quickly, is crucial to survival as consumers grow more demanding, according to a panel of venture capital professionals.
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A Fitbit's watchface can impact its battery in a major way: a more demanding screen can remove days from its life.
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The well-funded pension system in the Netherlands is even more demanding, assuming gains of less than 3.5 percent a year.
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Compared with traditional art conservation, which deals with, say, restoring Impressionist masterworks or Renaissance sculpture, Mr. Lui's work is more demanding.
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Flying with a mix of old and new feathers also makes catching prey more demanding for the birds, the team said.
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NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said allies faced a "more demanding and challenging security environment" that the alliance needed to respond to.
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France at the time had even pushed for it to be more demanding than what the United States was ready to accept.
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For example, Mr Lee fails to consider how consumer interests may change, especially as people become wealthier and more demanding of government.
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But one would suspect that it will hold up a bit better in the long run, as more demanding apps come along.
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From politics to social justice, none have been more demanding than the infamous controversy on whether or not pineapples belong on pizza.
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As Brexit becomes more and more demanding, however, these problems will only recede further from public view, growing worse as a result.
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The example of pastry chefs — a field where the artistic and technical requirements may be even more demanding — is no less striking.
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"We're much more demanding of singers now than we were then," said Speight Jenkins, the former general director of the Seattle Opera.
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To continue to thrive across all these platforms, Google will have to continue tracking user behavior, especially as advertisers grow more demanding.
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Faced with more demanding consumers asking for fresh, healthy products, makers of packaged foods are reformulating recipes, cutting sugar, salt and fat.
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The standard for secrecy should be more specific and more demanding than the current, vague yardstick of potential harm to national security.
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If you deal with a more demanding workload, you might want to consider the upgraded configuration of the 16-inch MacBook Pro.
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The winsome celebrity Moore of the 1950s and '60s, often photographed in cape and tricorn hat, obscured her more demanding, younger self.
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Years later, when he had become the team's most visible owner, walking through the cozy ballpark's aisles became a more demanding experience.
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Older iPads might be running slower because the latest software is more demanding and is optimized for the processors in newer models.
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But given the more difficult reading level of some passages and more demanding curriculum, "it may be the rich get richer," he said.
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Other requirements, including a new right to allow people to take their data with them when they switch service providers, are more demanding.
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But in Far Cry 260, a more demanding game released this year, it averaged 79 fps, while the Razer Blade averaged just 61.
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The Trump administration's maximum-pressure campaign will establish a more demanding domestic standard for judging the adequacy of any future US-Iranian agreements.
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That means Malone and Dorrance could face more demanding and outspoken investors at this year's annual meeting, if not an outright proxy fight.
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If anything, it's gotten quicker, more instantaneous, increasingly relentless, our mind's needing to get sharper, busier, our rents higher, our jobs more demanding.
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Yet while growth is strong, Del Rio says he's always aware of the competition — and the fact that customers are more demanding today.
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Office was always the centerpiece for UWP and a good example of how to build a more demanding app on Microsoft's new platform.
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But at least once during the year, when my partner's work schedule becomes more demanding, I step in as our daughter's sole caretaker.
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Faced with more demanding electorates, which want better public services, governments must learn both to spend more efficiently and to change their priorities.
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Almost a year after I'd entered the psych ward, the women from the hospital's billing department (they were always women) got more demanding.
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Schor told MUNCHIES that cooking for a former President and current Prime Minister was "surreal" but no more demanding that your average service.
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As our attention is increasingly fragmented and split among dozens of apps, the apps have compensated by getting more demanding of your time.
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We'll probably start soon with the fine children's theater available around New York City and, over the years, progress to more demanding fare.
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A study in Egypt showed that artisanal rugmakers learned to make higher-quality carpets after being connected with more demanding rich-world buyers.
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What we do know for sure, though, is that the Warriors' run played out under the glare of a much more demanding spotlight.
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The fundamental issue with the inbox zero concept is that the inboxes in your life are broader and more demanding than ever before.
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While more demanding farm animals require valuable cereal grains, rabbits will happily munch away on just about any greenery you throw their way.
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Larger capacity cartridges would help alleviate the need for an extra microSD expansion card and the internet downloads required by these more demanding games.
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This helps to provide a great all-around experience, whether you're hiking snow-covered trails or climbing upwards into a more demanding alpine environment.
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One thing that stories like this really remind me of is how much more demanding it is to be a correspondent than an editor.
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Perkins said the reason for these sorts of tools is simple: Our social media-fed culture is more demanding than it used to be.
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He deserted his Paris wife, Hadley Richardson, and in three more marriages became more demanding of women's adulation and service, more selfish and abusive.
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Rather, the department's brief said that courts should require prosecutors to meet a more demanding standard before they are allowed to obtain the information.
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Work and parenting have both become more demanding, so it's often easier for couples to divide those responsibilities, even if they didn't plan to.
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They spent their early years upgrading their small turbine tech for more demanding work, sweating heat management fuel-burn efficiency and honing pressure ratios.
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It uses an older processor and with all things tech, inevitably it will start slowing down as newer and more demanding applications are released.
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Regulations: U.S. states vary widely in their receptiveness to AVs, from extremely permissive (Arizona, Florida) to more demanding (California) to downright hostile (New York).
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Ms Kuziemko and colleagues suggest one reason behind this unexpected exit from the labour force: women find parenthood more demanding than they thought they would.
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The Omni 20 may charge your phone a number of times over, but it clearly doesn't last long when its used for more demanding devices.
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Each mode has its strengths, with the no-arrows and single-blade mode serving as good warmups to prepare for the more demanding arcade mode.
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That task is more daunting than staking incremental, concerted challenges to said system (China), and far more demanding than poking occasional holes in it (Russia).
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But at least on paper, Sony seems to have delivered a high-end USB-C hub for more demanding use cases than the average hub.
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Similarly, the battery will last a full day for most people, but more demanding users will probably have to hit the charger in the evening.
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On the other end of the scale, you have your choice of several MacBook Pros and Microsoft Surfaces to save on for more demanding needs.
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And the requirements may become even more demanding soon, said Paul DiFilippi, director of enrichment programs at Sixth Star, which provides programs for cruise ships.
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Two other officials said those countries opposed to the Nord Stream extension were working through their nationally appointed commissioners to make the mandate more demanding.
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With the government cutting costs, Saudis who could once count on secure state jobs must now compete for more demanding ones in the private sector.
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Because of strong currents, he didn't make it to the shore, he said, which prompted him to take on an even more demanding aquatic challenge.
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I think a lot more ports worldwide will be much more demanding to the industry on what kind of ships they will accept into ports.
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But the country is gradually phasing out subsidies in favour of a quota system, and specifications to qualify for the scheme are ever-more demanding.
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But while degree-holders still enjoy higher rates of employment and better wages than non-graduates, going to college has become riskier and more demanding.
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After Bernie Sanders didn't get the nomination in 2016, expect the activist base that organized behind him to be even more demanding of all 2020 candidates.
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"As consumers become richer, they will be more demanding for higher quality of goods and services," Dan Wang, the EIU's China analyst, told CNBC on Wednesday.
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Hawks, especially Robert Lighthizer, the United States Trade Representative, have wanted more, demanding that China halt practices that allegedly let its firms pilfer technology from America.
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"We see customer preferences changing and being more demanding … 'make it simple for me, make it easier … know me, personalize the interaction," said CEO Bruce Broussard.
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Every time data infrastructure finally catches up with the streams of information pouring in, another source and more demanding decision-making makes the existing technology obsolete.
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Arcelia Hugues, a former student who left in September 2019, said that the coaching helped her at first, but then grew more demanding of her time.
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More demanding, less inclusive, but more meaningful, a stricter pledge could have been a stronger signal that a signatory was doing something genuinely commendable and important.
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The same analytics wave that identifies and values catchers' defense also makes the job more demanding because of the volume of information to process before games.
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The maternal dynamic extended to the actors, whose growing fame led to ever more demanding schedules to juggle as the show itself became more physically strenuous.
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Super fans are certainly willing to pay more for an elite event, but people who go just for the experience can become jaded and more demanding.
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Alternate history, in my opinion, is a more demanding game than imagining the future (if only because conventional historical fiction, like history, is itself highly speculative).
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And it's not uncommon to hear Times loyalists complain that errors have grown distressingly common, as editors perform ever more demanding jobs on ever diminishing timetables.
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When traditional schools lose students to charter schools, which are publicly funded but privately run, they are sometimes left with students who have more demanding needs.
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And as financial goals become more demanding, many of its high-profile moonshots, including Google Glass, Project Loon, Project Wing, and Google Fiber have lost key executives.
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When he visited Cambridge in the 1940s, shortly before Keynes's death, Harry Johnson, a Canadian economist, was struck by how much more demanding the tripos had become.
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And being in charge of a much bigger company is a more demanding task that will surely justify (ahem) a larger salary for the executives in charge.
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This camera is bigger and more demanding than most, but it's also far smaller and easier to operate than anything else with a sensor of its size.
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That said, while the XP8 may be designed for more demanding jobs like emergency workers, AT&T is selling it as a regular phone on its website.
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Women who negotiate for higher salaries are often perceived as more demanding and difficult to work with than male counterparts, resulting in fewer women asking for raises.
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Few environments present a more demanding challenge for noise-cancelling earbuds than a crowded trade show, and the EAH-AZ70W effectively reduced the loud commotion of CES.
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We want to offer an alternative vision for voice UIs where highly responsive multimodal feedback 'guides' the user in real-time to resolve more demanding user tasks.
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Ms. Sacra, a 35-year-old teacher from Delaware, is stormier and more demanding of a health care system that has never seen so many gunshot wounds.
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"The operating environment during the first half of 2017 proved even more demanding than anticipated, in particular in South Africa, our largest market," Sanlam said in a statement.
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American negotiators want more demanding national-content requirements, and a rule that at least 30% of a car be made by workers earning above a high wage threshold.
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The Emperium might lack HDMI 2.1, but it has DisplayPort, which not only supports VRR, but specifically the more demanding G-Sync, as well as 4K at 53Hz.
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It has also tweaked long-term deals with European clients, who have become more demanding thanks to rival sources of fuel, such as seaborne liquefied natural gas (LNG).
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Foxconn also files its patents in America, whose standards are more demanding than China's, and files lots of full "invention" patents as opposed to less important "utility" patents.
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However, less than a year later, they revealed they had something even more demanding in the works: plans to create their own channel under the Discovery Inc. umbrella.
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Consumers are now better informed, more demanding, and more price-sensitive than ever, and Apple will have to give them some reason to desire a broadly unchanged device.
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And how did members of Congress, unaccustomed to challenges more demanding than passing another continuing resolution or naming a new post office, react to such a bold idea?
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The real limitations here are manufacturing ones: it's difficult to create the diffractive plates with the level of precision required to perform some of the more demanding processing.
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"One of the most significant changes for all businesses since the financial crisis is consumers are more demanding and expect to know more about you," Mr Easterbrook says.
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"Running for president is a physical and emotional trial, and the presidency itself is even more demanding," said David Axelrod, a former top adviser to President Barack Obama.
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"The legislation has evolved to respond to the fact that passengers are more demanding and get more upset when things go wrong than they previously did," she said.
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A gradual shift towards zero-hour contracts have made workplace rights the exception as opposed to the rule; as a result, unions are becoming more vocal and more demanding.
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Since the state is one of the nation's largest car-buying markets, its more demanding pollution and fuel efficiency regulations have forced automakers to roll out compliant cars nationwide.
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Many people in emerging markets skipped the desktop, and had their first experiences of going online from the phone, so they're more demanding of excellence from the phone's audio.
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Like its peers, Nestle is facing slower growth and more demanding consumers in emerging markets, notably China, while sales in India are still recovering from a Maggi noodle recall.
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And a small 2003 study found that women carrying boys also consume more calories during pregnancy, suggesting that male babies are a little more demanding even before delivery starts.
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The new console is supposed to be much more powerful than the existing PlayStation 4 in order to support more demanding games, and especially for the PlayStation VR headset.
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Rival Mondelez, which owns well-known brands such as Cadbury Dairy Milk, Cote d'Or, Milka and Toblerone, is also looking to make mainstream products appeal to more demanding consumers.
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The 2DS XL also has all the upgraded processing power of the New 3DS XL, which came out in 2015, and which boasted improved performance for more demanding games.
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This will give xCloud testers a lot more games to play, but also provide us with a better understanding of how the service will run for more demanding titles.
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Recommendation: Fewer data requirements with more optional fields at lower-tier operations, with more demanding data sharing and real-time communications at the highest tier to enable advanced operations.
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But soon she stumbles into other, more demanding work, ferrying infants born into bondage from one side of the Ohio River to the other in the flimsiest of rowboats.
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Seeing as how the RTX 2060 graphics card really put a strain on the battery, I'm skeptical that this new model will fare better with a more demanding RTX 2070.
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The Tarah Pros are set to be the first in a new line of "Pro Series" products from Jaybird, designed with the more demanding needs of professional athletes in mind.
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"If in these early stages we can keep up with DxP on city and state land… Forestry is much more demanding," he said, something that plays to digital prescription's strengths.
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This, the company says, will help power future self-driving systems as autonomous cars become more commonplace and the software that powers them grows increasingly more demanding and data-driven.
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Extra batteries will still be part of the accessory entourage for photographers in more demanding circumstances, but this move toward USB-C really helps streamline things for people like me.
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If users were more demanding of privacy protections, Schaub said, a few simple changes to the technology could be made to improve user's privacy without having to give up convenience.
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Italy's Amazon warehouse workers were some of the hundreds of thousands there to partake in rolling strikes of shipbuilders, steelworkers, and more, demanding stronger health protections from the federal government.
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Recommendation: A tiered system that creates a low-friction, zero-cost ability to comply with Remote ID, extending to a more demanding requirement that results in BVLOS without a waiver.
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The mech runs on a Corvette engine, but maintenance on the hydraulics, tire treads, and general mechanical upkeep are a lot more demanding and expensive than your average hot rod.
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Even as they are trying to help Tabqa, American officials are trying to mobilize more international support for what they anticipate will be a far more demanding situation in Raqqa.
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But she completed the marathon without too much difficulty, which inspired her to return to Orlando the following year to participate in an even more demanding event: the Dopey Challenge.
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But to ensure their fans don't get louder and meaner and more demanding of Tebow in the coming weeks, they probably need to give Goff a chance to get dirty.
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McCord has held one of the more demanding jobs within the department, as the national security division handles counterterrorism and counterespionage prosecutions, as well as Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) warrants.
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Using data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics and other resources, CareerCast determined which jobs are less stressful and high-paying and which are more demanding and stressful, with lower pay.
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The writers of "House of Cards" have positioned Claire's interest in more "demanding" posts as reflective of her ambition, in order to show that said ambition is equal to any man's.
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And what they are guessing, in this case, is that we are about to get a little more demanding: of our clothes as of our selves and the world around us.
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The Northern Irishman shot six-under-par 66 in pleasant morning conditions at Bay Hill, a score that was surprisingly bettered by American Matt Every in more demanding strong afternoon winds.
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"When you start to add them all up, whether that's climate change, increasing population, a more demanding consumer, all of those together is a pretty scary stark picture," Skinner told CNBC.
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As McConney navigated Trump on the uses and strategies of a well-curated Twitter account, his job became increasingly more demanding as Trump phoned him at all hours with orders of tweets.
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A central issue, Schaffer argues in his report, is that tech companies don't want more demanding standards, because that would mean losing out on lucrative contracts with local, state, and federal governments.
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And while the specs aren't the latest and greatest, the Axon M still holds up well, even for more demanding tasks like watching Netflix and playing a game at the same time.
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Great news frequent fliers — the already delightful TSA routine of unpacking your bags, taking off your shoes, and organizing a conveyor belt full of bins could soon be getting even more demanding.
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As broadcasters face more demanding consumers, fragmented audiences and greater time pressures to produce and distribute more content more quickly, cloud architectures for technology infrastructure can provide a solution, tech vendors argue.
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The more junior the knowledge worker is, the more likely he is to spend his time doing things that are easy to measure rather than engaging in more demanding but nebulous work.
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Like its peers, Nestle has had to deal with slower growth and more demanding consumers in emerging markets, notably China, while sales in India have been dented by a Maggi noodle recall.
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As Chinese customers become more affluent they are becoming more demanding when purchasing, said Shakeel Nawaz, director at Escapade Sports which sells sportswear and nutrition products mainly to the Hong Kong market.
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But increasingly sophisticated travelers of all stripes are becoming more demanding, said Mark Hoddinott, Executive Vice President of Real Estate at Spanish hotel group Melia Hotels International which is leading Magaluf's overhaul.
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In an age of social media and more demanding passengers, being a lecturer on a cruise line has moved beyond just giving a couple of talks in exchange for a discounted cabin.
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You'll also need to consider your major area of study: some will require you to do computing work that's way more demanding than others or can only run on certain operating systems.
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More demanding academic standards decreased the number of days teenagers drank as well as the rate at which they engaged in binge drinking (defined as more than five drinks at a time).
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" Fame and fortune were escalating, but "it's such a stressful life and you find yourself getting more demanding about things that you never were demanding about, like, 'Why isn't my car here?
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The current standard Z27 motherboard chipset is a "consumer" product, and the new X-series processors have a different pin layout, and are designed for a slightly more demanding customer with deeper pockets.
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There's already a low-power mode built into the iPhone — it wouldn't be farfetched to include a toggle to let more demanding iPhone owners turn off processor throttling if they don't want it.
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The Galaxy S8 beat out the iPhone 43 Plus in multicore tests, however, showing it has the required extra muscle for running more demanding apps, like the latest games or playing 4K video.
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Since the meteoric rise of Conor McGregor there has been a tectonic shift in the way fighters approach fighting and money-making: a shift toward being louder, ruder, more demanding, and more controversial.
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Nor was he allowed to wear jammers the following year, when he applied to be hired anew, alongside first-time applicants who had to pass an entry exam more demanding than the retest.
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Vive and Rift each have two 1200x1080 displays at a refresh rate of 90 frames per second, which is much more demanding than the 60 frames per second that many players shoot for.
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After you collect data, both on the product side (usage, engagement, etc.) and on the business side (ROI, price points, user personas), you are ready to move on to your more demanding clients.
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Feeling sad or in a bad mood helps us to focus better on the situation we find ourselves in, and so increases our ability to monitor and successfully respond to more demanding situations.
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In this manner, the medium is pushed from pure form toward function, perhaps from an old world where painting was men's work, or into a more demanding new world where nothing is wasted.
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Colin Hughes, the managing director of Collins Learning, the education division of HarperCollins, which is publishing the texts, said that the Chinese textbooks were "significantly more demanding" than the current curriculum in England.
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The job has become more demanding as a more static style of singing opera — now dismissed as "park and bark" — has given way to the kinetic, athletic stage presence many singers strive for.
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" Every time Germany or Mussolini's Italy upped the ante — becoming ever more demanding and brazen — the British had to ask themselves whether the latest transgression was serious enough to merit a "preventive war.
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By a unanimous vote, the court said in an opinion by Chief Justice Roberts that the standard of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act is "markedly more demanding" that the one adopted by Gorsuch.
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But it may be necessary for consoles to keep selling to an audience that sees PC upgrades keeping pace with technology developments, and wants its consoles to support newer and more demanding game titles.
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Now we're asking guys to play a position that is a dynamic position on the field they're not comfortable in that's just going to make the offensive side that much more demanding for them.
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Greenpeace says that about 44 percent of Codex's decisions on pesticide residues have been less stringent than EU ones, compared to 40 percent that were roughly equivalent and 16 percent that were more demanding.
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Livestreaming is more demanding on the internet than video streaming, where the data is chopped up into packets that are shipped individually, and buffered, or loaded, separately if necessary to prevent disruption, Leung said.
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The government's vacillation over the statue of a blindfolded woman holding the scales of justice shows the pressure it faces from the Islamist group, Hefazat-e-Islam, which has become bolder and more demanding.
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Since 1975, the Corporate Average Fuel Economy standards—originally introduced to limit the nation's reliance on foreign oil—have set benchmarks for each manufacturer's fleet of cars, which have become more demanding over time.
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Asset managers such as Baillie Gifford, which has faced criticism for a lack of transparency, are coming up against heavier regulation, more demanding investors and an increasingly unpredictable global economic horizon driven by geopolitics.
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As we become all the more demanding in our search for selfie-perfect skin, beauty brands are thinking outside the box to produce new formulas, textures and finishes that promise to finally perfect your base.
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Just like when you're doing weightlifting and add weight to the bar as you go, and we make it a little more demanding and put a little bit more of a time demand on folks.
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ANTWERP, Belgium (Reuters) - European brewers expect they will need to tell more demanding drinkers as much about the environmental impact of a beer as its taste in the next decade as Europe enforces pollution laws.
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Like rivals, Nestle is coping with a sluggish economic environment and more demanding consumers in emerging markets, particularly China, where it was caught off-guard by how fast consumers embraced e-commerce and healthier foods.
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I feel confident the Laptop 2 will hold up until at least year three or four before it starts to choke up as Windows 10 is updated and perhaps your computing needs become more demanding.
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At the time, Samsung had given the reason that the dual camera setup would require a higher price tag and more demanding hardware, which logically fits in with the ethos behind the Galaxy Note line.
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Being able to land at sea would give the company flexibility to recover rockets used on more demanding missions, such as launching heavy satellites, when boosters do not have enough fuel left to reach land.
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"Consumers are more demanding than before, they have less time and once they decide to visit a pub or restaurant they expect a certain standard," said Jan Trochta, head of the company's branded pub division.
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The team watched Sonny Gray, another small-market talent, pitch himself out of the Bronx in less than two full seasons as a result of his discomfort in front of a bigger, more demanding audience.
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The chef, Matt Griffin, has created an American menu with several raw seafood starters, followed by simpler options like a fish sandwich with coleslaw, and spaghetti with clams, and a more demanding roast guinea hen.
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Iglesias said that if there was a repeat election he would be more demanding in coalition talks and would not accept being vetoed by Sanchez, who said he did not want him in his cabinet.
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In GOLDEN PREY (Putnam, $29), Sandford has come up with yet another career move for his superslick action hero, who started out as a lowly cop in Minneapolis and quickly advanced to more demanding posts.
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One involved the influence of Germany on Hollywood's moviemaking, as the Nazis became more demanding about what types of films they would allow to be shown in their country, a significant source of overseas revenue.
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With the deadline for Mr. Ghosn's goal of 853 percent market share a few years away, Nissan's United States executives increasingly took aim at smaller dealers, imposing ever more demanding terms to ramp up sales.
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I don't know how many times I heard people say this as a conspiracy theory — one that I've dismissed, chalking it up to operating system updates and more demanding apps — but it turns out, it's true.
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Explorers can extract deep insights faster to improve field planning, geoscientists can run more demanding HPC workflows and identify potential reservoirs faster and cheaper, and refineries can optimize production with predictive maintenance and predictive inventory planning.
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While it shares many of the fabrication techniques from Qualcomm's mobile-first chips past, present, and future (hello, Snapdragon 855), the 8cx chip has many elements and features that meet the more demanding tasks of PCs.
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Previous US presidents have pushed the allies to spend more on defense to support NATO, but only Trump has whined like a child who doesn't understand why his chores are more demanding than his little brother's.
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A strengthened capital buffer would also place the bank in a better position to meet more demanding capital requirements for domestic systemically important banks (DSIBs), which will be phased in over January 2017 to January 2019.
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SOCHI, Russia (Reuters) - Vagit Alekperov, the head of Russia's No.2 oil producer Lukoil, said on Thursday the banks had become more demanding when dealing with his company after Washington published a so-called "oligarch list".
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Mr. Katrakis dismissed China's claims that all imported scrap waste contained high levels of contaminants, and said that Beijing's thresholds for most types of scrap were "far more demanding" than in Europe or the United States.
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The more demanding options are aimed at competitive players of games like League of Legends or CS:GO, which can be run at super-high framerates on laptops that might not have high refresh rate screens built in.
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Sydney-London is an even more demanding journey and Qantas wants to do it with more passengers than the 161 business and premium economy seats that Singapore Airlines plans to use on its ultra-long haul routes.
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Expected release date: TBD in 2019 From the creators of Dark Souls comes Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, a refreshing take from the masters of the action RPG that adds acrobatics and more demanding swordplay to the genre.
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But other GOP lawmakers question why McCarthy would leave a job he is skilled at for something even more demanding and high-pressure, especially since the administration has churned through some of the most veteran political players.
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As the business of advertising is "not brain surgery" yet is becoming more demanding and complex – Sorrell professes on "Life Hacks Live " – the WPP CEO is looking for something along the lines for "persistence, determination and speed".
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He resumed playing minor cricket last March and recently appeared in higher-class matches in Pakistan and the Bangladesh Premier League, but international cricket will be much more demanding, as Pakistan Coach Waqar Younis told reporters on Tuesday.
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Pierre Ferragu of New Street says that ever more demanding AI workloads needing special treatment, fast-evolving algorithms, and tech giants designing their custom chips all may lead to a world in which lots of processor architectures thrive.
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Faced with more demanding consumers asking for fresh, healthy products, makers of packaged foods are reformulating recipes, cutting sugar, salt and fat or, a path chosen by Nestle, seeking solace in higher-margin "premium" products and health foods.
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Recode reports that the relationship between the two companies had grown less symbiotic and more demanding, with Facebook looking to Instagram as its future path to teenage users and those disillusioned by public sharing and standard social networking.
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Dr Demaine, whose particular interest is in curved folds, another frontier with even more demanding analytical requirements, says that work is under way toward a unified theory of rigid origami as good as that now available for paper.
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The only time the Z4's performance was ever really an issue was when playing more demanding games like PUBG Mobile or Auto Chess, where you tend to run into a big of lag depending on game settings.
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"We come out of the 212.2 stress test stronger than in 212.5, although this year's exercise was more demanding," Chief Executive John Cryan said in a statement, adding that the bank would focus on further strengthening its capital.
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Western countries increasingly will be hampered by aging populations and high debt; emerging economies also will find it increasingly hard to overcome high debts in foreign currency through greater economic growth while their populations become ever more demanding.
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This is more common in the Army and Marine Corps, which often have more demanding physical requirements and more frequent field exercises than the Navy and Air Force, which have a higher percentage of women in their ranks.
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Now, ARM is expanding its efforts in the field with two new chip designs: the Arm Cortex-M55 and the Ethos-U553, a neural processing unit meant to pair with the Cortex-M55 for more demanding use cases.
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In one of his more demanding experiments, Stern combined forces with Johannes Lehmann, a biogeochemist at Cornell and an expert in pyrolysis—a thermochemical process in which materials are treated with high heat in the absence of oxygen.
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You can use eye tracking as a direct control scheme, but it's more broadly useful for foveated rendering, which lets cheaper headsets power more demanding experiences by only fully rendering parts of the screen that the player is watching.
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Meanwhile, Eugene makes his way back to the bullet factory, where he puts a still-captive Gabriel to work on the line and informs the crew that they'll be working overtime to meet Negan's new, more demanding munitions request.
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Professional investors are more accustomed to giving a company money and letting it use it independently, but retail investors in the crypto space tend to be more demanding and unrealistic as they seek a quick return on their money.
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The funding deal for Lu, which has been woven into the banks' IPO mandate agreement, shows how Chinese companies or their investors have become more demanding of banks seeking a role on a high-profile IPO such as Luckin's.
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"Expectations about a hedge fund manager's way of conducting business has become more demanding — and perhaps rightfully so," Kenneth Tropin, founder of $12.1 billion Graham Capital Management, said during a panel discussion Wednesday at the Bellagio hotel and casino.
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While this is enough to meet the demands of most spacecraft, which need to take measurements and communicate with Earth, more demanding robotic missions, like sending a submarine into the oceans of Europa, will demand a lot more energy.
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But as the government has taken steps to fulfill this task, some in the commercial space industry are crying foul, arguing that the administration is poised to make changes that may make regulations more demanding than they were before.
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"Sanguine/Bloedrood" is not one of his more demanding curatorial efforts: It has nothing much to say about the older Baroque art on view, and its propositions rest too heavily on the offbeat contrasts that characterize "artist's choice" shows.
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What PESCO does is establish a permanent framework for defense cooperation for participating states, locking in "ambitious and more binding common commitments," including "regularly increasing defense budgets in real terms," to equip them with capabilities for more demanding operations.
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In an interview in The Financial Times on Monday, he was even more demanding, warning that the United States would take unilateral action to eliminate the nuclear threat if Beijing fails to act, presumably by curbing trade and assistance.
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Macron repeated that there should be a more demanding policy toward Iran which needed to include keeping the existing deal, discussing its nuclear work after 2025 when parts of the agreement expire, its ballistic missile program and curtailing its regional influence.
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More people are using in vitro fertilization to get pregnant than ever before; celebrities have openly discussed their experiences with IVF, and yet pop culture seems to glaze over the more demanding and clinical realities of trying to get pregnant.
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At the same time, the growth of e-commerce saw more aware, more demanding corporate customers insist on ever better handling of what is called logistics' "last mile"—moving purchases from their distribution warehouses to the people who bought them.
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Not everyone will be blown away by the difference between the G5's integrated audio components and the Hi-Fi Plus, but once you plug in a more demanding headphone such as Audeze's EL-8, the difference becomes easily recognizable.
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The Defense Department will raise the reliability of the interceptors by testing them more frequently and in more demanding scenarios — as well as through modernization of sensors, a new long-range radar based in Alaska, and enhancing other critical infrastructure.
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I took her advice seriously in 2014 when I was offered a higher-profile, higher-paying, more demanding job where there would be no other parents on my team, even though I was trying to get pregnant at the time.
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But ultimately, the longer skis, and perhaps the new and more demanding methods used to turn them rapidly, put added stress on the torso and legs of giant slalom racers, many of whom were suddenly experiencing debilitating lower body injuries.
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A couple of decades seem to some a reasonable timeline for such technically demanding and fiddly work; run-of-the-mill drugs can often take a decade to develop, and this sort of thing is far less well understood and more demanding.
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The main advantage of the New 3DS systems is an upgraded processor that lets you play more demanding games like Xenoblade Chronicles 3D and SNES Virtual Console ports such as F-Zero and The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past.
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Liu also said that Western retailers were shielded somewhat from the sector's rapid pace of change by the loyalty of their customers, in contrast with China, where shoppers prefer to try something new and are more demanding in terms of delivery speed.
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The overall rates of friendship conflict did not differ between men and women, but women were more likely to clash with close friends, to express feelings of anguish over the breakup, and to be more demanding of evidence of remorse before reconciling.
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Now of course Whole Foods is obviously owned by Amazon and that's another story, but consumers have been much more demanding and I think we can have better-quality products, more civil products, but we all have a responsibility to behave ourselves.
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That means that, to receive a raise in their workplace, employees in the company's call centers must either move into a more demanding, higher-paid job — which typically requires additional training — or hope that the government increases the pay rates for everyone.
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When Mr. Simons left Dior, there was speculation that it was a protest against the increasingly hectic fashion system, but then he turned up at Calvin Klein, which is even bigger and more demanding, so that doesn't seem to have been the issue.
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Its vision may be more eager and more demanding than the smaller and more focused projects of decades ago, but that lofty purpose only emphasizes the urgency of getting as close as possible to net-zero living before another century goes by.
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Google search might be the best for a median average 'global' (excluding China) iOS user but in an age of increasingly self-focused and self-centred technology, with ever more demanding consumers, there's really no argument against letting people who want to choose for themselves.
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The world's biggest furniture retailer is known for its vast self-service, out-of-town stores but is shifting its business model in the face of mounting competition and more demanding consumers, who'd rather order furniture online to their door than trek to city outskirts.
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There are other models: the Anno games tend to be a little more demanding, with delicate production pipelines and multifaceted demographic systems that make it a challenge to ensure you have the people, the facilities, and the resources to keep everyone in your city thriving.
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Women used to skiing in the Midwest or Northeast must also factor in the Wasatch's fluffier snow and steeper slopes — Alta's expert runs are much more demanding, on average, than expert ones in New York or Vermont, and that's true of much of the West.
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The actress has said that she's never worked harder than she did during her two seasons on The Avengers, making an already tight filming schedule (fight scenes were often shot the night before episodes aired) even more demanding with weekly judo lessons and stunt choreography sessions.
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"If you have a surplus of [potential] employees, you can be more demanding and go down to the hair," Martin tells CNBC Make It. Understanding which requirements are a must for an employer is as simple as asking yourself, "What's this employer really looking for?" she says.
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The tests, set up to prevent a repeat of the 443-2009 financial crisis, have become "increasingly more demanding" each year, and are now more severe than what the banks experienced during the crisis itself, Chief Executive Officer James Gorman said on a conference call with analysts.
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If the court rules that New York's rule does not serve even minimally rational purposes—a point pressed by the petitioners—it may not need to create a more demanding apparatus to evaluate other regulations and the decision may have only limited implications outside the Big Apple.
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It lasted over one-and-a-half hours and argued for a hugely more ambitious EU. Amid poetic overtures about Europe's common fate was a long list of proposals to integrate the continent more tightly, in order to toughen it up for a more demanding world.
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And as my colleague, Sam Rutherford, noted via Gizmodo's liveblog, this is also a way for Apple to test out more demanding applications and workflows on an ARM-processor like the one found in each iPad, before making the long-rumored move to ARM CPUs on Mac products.
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In part, the reshuffling is because of the shifting balance of power between creative and corporate executives; designers and creative directors appear to be gaining more control and territory than ever as brands combat the challenges of more collections, more demanding consumers and more competition than ever before.
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The decision means that Gubarev might be able to prevail in the suit by showing mere negligence by BuzzFeed and won't have to meet the more demanding "actual malice" standard typically applied in U.S. courts in controversies involving prominent individuals or those actively engaged in a public debate.
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They are subject to the cruel logic that a breach of one provider can result in the compromise of customer accounts at another because of user password reuse — with regulations becoming more demanding in order to narrow the window of opportunity for this cruel logic to play out.
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The world's biggest furniture retailer is known for its vast self-service out-of-town stores but is transforming its business model in the face of mounting competition, increasing urbanization, and more demanding consumers who'd rather order furniture online to their door then trekking to the city limits.
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Yet the crafty ways the company has jumped through eligibility hoops in recent years have earned it the ire of directors like Steven Spielberg and caused a messy withdrawal from the Cannes Film Festival last year after the festival disqualified the company for not meeting French theaters' more demanding exclusivity requirements.
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Though some research suggests that native workers with skill levels similar to those of arriving migrants take a hit to their wages because of increased migration, most analyses find that they are not harmed, and that many eventually earn more as competition nudges them to specialise in more demanding occupations.
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Here we're going to explain everything you need to know about USB4, including the speed improvements in the pipeline and the new capabilities it's going to borrow from Thunderbolt 3.13, which shares the same port shape but is a different and more demanding protocol that can piggyback on top of USB-C ports.
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Those are solid specs that should be able to smoothly run most games you want to play, though you'll want something more powerful if you're trying to run more demanding tasks like VR. You can upgrade to a model with 3.13GB solid-state drive, a Core i7, 16GB RAM, and a 1660Ti GPU for $1,199.
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Tensions were high at the Democratic convention in Nevada Saturday, with supporters of Democratic presidential candidate Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE demanding delegate recounts, booing Sen.
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The greater and more ambitious the novelist, the more demanding she is of her readers' understanding, not just of how words fit together, but of how much the characters remind readers of people they know -- and how much those characters' struggles intersect with their own, no matter their differences in age, class, race or sex.
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The indictment, which comprises 11 counts, alleges that Theranos misled investors—one of whom sent Theranos nearly $100 million in a single wire transfer October 31, 2014—as well as doctors and patients with its promises of a blood test that delivered quick results with a single finger-prick, rather than the more demanding requirements of conventional methods.
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The Knopf stretch of "Avid Reader" gallops through the glamour of Lauren Bacall, who wrote her memoirs on the company premises; the popular histories of Barbara Tuchman ("Her sense of entitlement was sometimes hard to deal with"); and the evolution of Salman Rushdie ("From the moment he won the Booker he seemed more demanding, less cordial").
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Last year, Warren joined five other Senate Democrats in a letter to Labor Secretary Alex AcostaAlex Alexander AcostaThree more Epstein accusers sue estate Barr removes prisons chief after Epstein death Feds face mounting pressure over Epstein's death MORE demanding information on the so-called 14(c) certificates, the waivers that allow employers to pay disabled people sub-minimum wage.
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People don't feel entitled to negotiate the way we would at a grocery store or furniture store — but we are put in a position where we have to, and if it's going to save you thousands of dollars, it's worth putting your notions about what's an appropriate patient role in your pocket and getting a little more demanding.
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Yoder, the chair of a House subcommittee responsible for guiding spending on immigration enforcement, wrote a letter to Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE demanding "immediate action" to end the policy.
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A Marine Corps veteran is organizing a protest on Monday against presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE, demanding he apologize for overstating his donations to veterans groups.
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In an interview with CNN's "New Day," Kinzinger tore into both parties for refusing to compromise on the issue of border security, with President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE demanding $5.7 billion worth of wall funding in any bill to reopen the government.
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Anthony BrownAnthony Gregory BrownAssault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress Here are the 85033 Democrats who voted to support impeachment The Hill's Morning Report — Trump retreats on census citizenship question MORE (D-Md.) wrote a letter to Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisOnly Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria Mattis returns to board of General Dynamics MORE demanding answers.
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On Tuesday, the lawmaker sent a "final" letter to EPA Administrator Andrew WheelerAndrew WheelerOvernight Energy: EPA watchdog slams agency chief after deputy fails to cooperate in probe | Justices wrestle with reach of Clean Water Act | Bipartisan Senate climate caucus grows EPA watchdog slams agency head as his chief of staff refuses to comply with investigations Senate eyes nixing 'forever chemicals' from major defense policy bill MORE demanding documents related to a formaldehyde study by Nov 5.
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Sam Nunberg — who was fired from the Trump campaign for racist social media posts and was later sued by the president for allegedly breaking a nondisclosure agreement — said he'd received a subpoena from special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE demanding his correspondences with Trump and nine other former senior campaign or White House officials.
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The anger was on full display when he grew testy with a reporter who was pressing him about what he was seeking from Ukraine in relation to Democratic presidential candidate Joe BidenJoe BidenHouse Republicans voice concerns about White House's impeachment messaging Giuliani consulted with Manafort on Ukraine info: report Top Pence adviser was on Trump-Zelensky phone call at center of whistleblower complaint: report MORE, demanding that the reporter ask a question to Finnish President Sauli Niinisö at a joint press conference.
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Y.) penned a four-page letter this week Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisOnly Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria Mattis returns to board of General Dynamics MORE and Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE demanding they personally brief lawmakers on Trump's decision.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpSessions says he still supports Trump despite ouster as AG House Republicans voice concerns about White House's impeachment messaging Giuliani consulted with Manafort on Ukraine info: report MORE on Wednesday grew testy with a reporter who pressed him about what he was seeking from Ukraine in relation to Democratic presidential candidate Joe BidenJoe BidenHouse Republicans voice concerns about White House's impeachment messaging Giuliani consulted with Manafort on Ukraine info: report Top Pence adviser was on Trump-Zelensky phone call at center of whistleblower complaint: report MORE, demanding that the reporter ask a question to Finnish President Sauli Niinistö.
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Ed MarkeyEdward (Ed) John MarkeyJoseph Kennedy mulling primary challenge to Markey in Massachusetts Overnight Energy: Trump sparks new fight over endangered species protections | States sue over repeal of Obama power plant rules | Interior changes rules for ethics watchdogs To cash in on innovation, remove market barriers for advanced energy technologies MORE (D-Mass.) and Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) wrote to Facebook CEO Mark ZuckerbergMark Elliot ZuckerbergFacebook users in lawsuit say company failed to warn them of known risks before 2018 breach Social media never intended to be in the news business — but just wait till AI takes over Facebook exploring deals with media outlets for news section: report MORE demanding answers about the allegations.
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John CornynJohn CornynNew Parnas evidence escalates impeachment witnesses fight On The Money — Presented by Wells Fargo — Trump signs first phase of US-China trade deal | Senate to vote Thursday on Canada, Mexico deal | IRS provides relief for those with discharged student loans Roberts, senators to be sworn in Thursday for impeachment trial MORE (R-Texas), who said late last year that he hoped Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellNew Parnas evidence escalates impeachment witnesses fight On The Money — Presented by Wells Fargo — Trump signs first phase of US-China trade deal | Senate to vote Thursday on Canada, Mexico deal | IRS provides relief for those with discharged student loans GOP senator: 22020 candidates must recuse themselves from impeachment trial MORE (R-Ky.) would agree to let them work only five days a week, told The Hill that he saw no signs the GOP leader was prepared to back down from the more demanding work schedule.
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