" Others say more directly, "No free speech for fascists.
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"Answer the questions more directly," said Joe Earles, a sophomore.
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That would help credit to contribute more directly to GDP.
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The second paper, published in Science, involves RNA more directly.
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Do you see yourself contributing to the songwriting more directly?
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Others have been touched by gun violence more directly. Rep.
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We should include them more directly in our democratic process.
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"I wanted to try writing something that was more directly creepy."
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Could you spend your dollars in a more directly focused way?
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More recently, Durant's work has taken on white supremacy more directly.
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Many poems and songs will speak to you more directly now.
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The previous week he had framed the threat even more directly.
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Or he could try to funnel money more directly to Nevada.
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The rest of Olay's connected gadgets involve their products more directly.
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So Uber is more directly tied to that nation's misogynistic policies.
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Amazon wants to now insert itself more directly into that action.
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And thus treading more directly on the likes of Instagram's toes.
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I want to ask about your views of Trump more directly.
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Inevitably, the 7.8-magnitude earthquake affected some Queens residents more directly.
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Should the prospect of long-term stagnation inform policy more directly?
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And in recent weeks, the president has confronted hate more directly.
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Instead, it involves using your skills more directly in philanthropic efforts.
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Other times they speak more directly about the demands of marriage.
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In prose, though, my having lost an arm appears more directly.
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You take on Trump a lot more directly in this season.
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Or exercise could more directly change the body, including the brain.
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More recently, though, several writers have engaged Lovecraft's racism more directly.
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Offline solutions could more directly tackle the root causes of terrorism.
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Chinese producers are more directly impacted by domestic supply and demand.
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When the public deals with oligopolists more directly, the problem is clearer.
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But beyond these gestures, the site more directly caters to smaller channels.
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Other comics play more directly with the history of comics' genre conventions.
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Wouldn't jeans and a T-shirt get across that point more directly?
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S. spy contractor Edward Snowden and involve people more directly in lawmaking.
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Kelly said Thursday that those reports were false and, more directly, annoying.
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Under Trump's watch, other DHS agencies are sending that message more directly.
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This past year, women's rights advocates have confronted FIFA's leadership more directly.
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The United States has become more directly involved in Yemen's civil war.
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Robert W. Runcie, the Broward County superintendent, took on lawmakers more directly.
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Clinical studies have examined the cognitive effects of hay fever more directly.
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Buffalo Bills owners Terry and Kim Pegula went after Trump more directly.
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But in the last five years it's happening more and more directly.
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The move comes as FedEx and Amazon compete more directly in delivery logistics.
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She plans to flesh out these darker themes more directly in future works.
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The upcoming Vive Cosmos, however, seems aimed more directly at home gaming fans.
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The addition of wines to HelloFresh makes the two even more directly competitive.
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Second, to combat environmental crime more directly, governments need a more cohesive approach.
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What can tattoos more directly associated with criminality tell us about an inmate?
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The hardware is designed to more directly interact with workers on the floor.
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The primary focus for Nike in 2019 is selling more directly to consumers.
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In truth, the cause may have been more directly related to substance abuse.
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But Talbot's innovation led more directly to photography as it is understood today.
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But he attributed the success more directly to Ryan's broad national donor base.
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This would allow the deregulated plans to compete more directly with the exchanges.
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This one more directly addresses a statement that Luckey himself shared on Friday.
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Rather, money allocated for health could be used more directly to help patients.
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The EU also believes that Google is limiting Android competition even more directly.
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"We're gonna more directly deal with that and hold people accountable," he said.
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The company said the move would require drug companies to compete more directly.
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Maxine Waters' suggestion that Trump opponents "push back" more directly at administration officials.
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It's also the one whose workers might interact more directly with the public.
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It gave Scott the ability to confront her past and present more directly.
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I am, as always, overthinking it, so let me put it more directly.
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That could put it more directly in competition with social networks like Facebook.
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Fans were more directly impacted by the problems than players, with occasional exceptions.
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The move will free Mr. Saeed to participate more directly in Pakistan's politics.
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Now he lives in Germany and can say what he likes more directly.
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" Or even more directly: "Let's skip my body as a subject for conversation.
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They have often ached for Mr. Sanders to challenge Mr. Biden more directly.
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Faced with the onslaught, Ms. Graham has started more directly invoking her gender.
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Curious, too, is the politician's ability to ignore other more directly relevant scripture.
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But the subcommittee hearing more directly focused on the economic toll of closure.
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More directly, it seems to concern the difficulty of getting into another's shoes.
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Trump followed this Sunday morning with another tweet more directly condemning Mueller's team.
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This year, they're enlisting influencers and meme-makers more directly in the effort.
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In 2015, Kavanaugh more directly wrote that Obamacare was not an unlawful tax.
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The White House, too, is reportedly musing about taking on Flake more directly.
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The second installments of both franchises dug more directly into the terrors of motherhood.
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Commentators and donors repeatedly agitated for someone, anyone, to take on Trump more directly.
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The other new set of M&D earbuds address the price complaints more directly.
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Trending up: Facebook's counterterrorism teams have shifted to fight white supremacist activity more directly.
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Existing subscription OTT video offerings like Netflix are catering more directly to local viewers.
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"We have the opportunity to communicate more directly with the U.S. government," Tsai said.
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Icelandic companies are now hoping to exploit the nation's shallow magma resources more directly.
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Today we can also study genes and behavior more directly by analyzing people's DNA.
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" For his part, my father would more directly and angrily announce, "Your mother always ….
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Their e-commerce expertise will help steer efforts to sell more directly to consumers.
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It comes more directly from the subconscious, where the lyrical connections are just uncanny.
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Previous officials have urged such an approach, but Rosenstein more directly criticized Silicon Valley.
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But "I think we had to more directly and convincingly" talk about food quality.
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Flynn's comments on Turkey, however, appear more directly tied to his private intelligence firm.
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Why do you think we don't talk more directly and openly about economic inequality?
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Some Eagles players addressed the issue more directly, disputing parts of the president's statement.
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Most fathers also communicate more directly and more honestly with children about their flaws.
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You could inflict punishment more directly, no doubt, by talking to the roofer's boss.
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That will help it compete more directly with other social networks such as Facebook.
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Nike is, meanwhile, trying to sell more directly to consumers and court female customers.
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The topic of blindness is more directly confronted in other works in the exhibition.
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For all the vitriol we see online, we're also more directly connected to the world.
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Other kinds of Buddhist meditation—such as "metta" meditation—take on that challenge more directly.
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Yes, we should deal more directly with the threat Russia poses to the civilized world.
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The other candidates are criticizing him more directly in what had been a cordial primary.
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The end result is a potent high that is more directly dangerous to the brain.
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That price bracket means OnePlus is now more directly attacking Apple and Samsung head-on.
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Eventually AT&T will allow HBO to sell more directly to consumers around the world.
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Soon, however, we may see her focus on helping women even more directly through politics.
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Zelle would likely fix these issues, since it's tied more directly to your bank account.
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The citizenship question is more directly related to political power and Republican versus Democratic interests.
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The newly obtained business records link Manafort more directly to Putin's interests in the region.
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She felt that he needed to confront the fact of his mother's murder more directly.
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The dispelled Alibaba tie-up could have pitted it more directly against Chinese competitor LeEco.
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There are few things more directly in opposition to every democratic principle we hold dear.
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Will the phones have improved facial recognition to compete more directly with Apple's Face ID?
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Microsoft's own moves, on the other hand, are poised to take on Chromebooks more directly.
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That has forced Nike to shift its strategy to start selling more directly to consumers.
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Before he died, Matta-Clark began thinking about how he might do that more directly.
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And now the NetSuite technology will help Oracle compete more directly with Salesforce for customers.
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Other questions in our survey probed respondents' sexism — their underlying prejudice against women — more directly.
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Facebook's project will allow certain publishers to monetize its platform more directly than previously possible.
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The case was handled more directly than other high-profile sexual assault cases have been.
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Further down the road, Facebook's plans for Marketplace put it more directly up against Pinterest.
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Kadavu was more directly in the storm's path, and more than 800 homes were damaged.
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Others were more directly affected, having lived or worked in neighborhoods that were torn down.
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Its tipping point, they say, will come when it more directly collides with the MacBook.
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But doctors around the country say the latest shortages are more directly affecting patient care.
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" Or as one man assesses his own condition more directly, "Bad case of abyss gaze.
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Yet it would be difficult to find three principles that May's proposals more directly undermine.
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Other companies working on A.I. music tend to involve musicians more directly in the process.
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The disclosures link Mr. Pompeo more directly to the Trump administration's pressure campaign on Ukraine.
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Jhaveri said Lee's job was to expand efforts to connect more directly with fans worldwide.
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If they refuse to return the goods, though, the police will become more directly involved.
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Genetic alteration through CRISPR is just a faster, more directly way of obtaining the same outcome.
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And lately, anxious anti-Trump Republicans have been hoping Rubio will go after Trump more directly.
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The more directly media companies control their content, the more information they'll have about their consumers.
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"He ditched the teleprompter because he wants to talk more directly to people," said one aide.
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Now, it seems, he's taking the fight more directly to the people who coopted his creation.
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"Online streaming makes it easier for me to interact with my customers more directly," she added.
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"I asked how MPs can communicate more directly and cooperate with the presidency," he told Reuters.
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However, the company now hopes that working with developers more directly will be another way forward.
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"We have the opportunity to communicate more directly with the U.S. government," she told Reuters Thursday.
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With FedAccounts, individuals would receive that interest on their balances, impacting their lives far more directly.
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In speeches, he's now more directly referencing his eight years with Barack Obama as a defense.
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One option could be to underwrite government spending more directly — an approach sometimes called helicopter money.
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But now the party "is more directly controlling the fate of Chinese tech ventures," Clark said.
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But its goal, seemingly, is to compete more directly with heavyweights like DHL, FedEx and UPS.
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Shifting the dialogue toward pandemic preparedness means we should more directly and completely address these shortfalls.
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But proposals on the Nafta negotiating table would more directly affect trucks and what they carried.
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But by Thursday, he apparently could not resist going after the former vice president more directly.
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Spirit's latest service is part of a trend among airlines to connect more directly with travelers.
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Audrey Saunders, an owner of the Pegu Club bar in New York, put it more directly.
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But when we began to talk about the AIDS crisis more directly, she became visibly sad.
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The reporter continued, and asked him more directly whether he thinks white supremacists are a problem.
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The bank has long resisted public and political pressure to intervene more directly in providing stimulus.
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It added UberX, which competes more directly with the city's storied black taxis, a year later.
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Few moments spoke more directly to what jazz is about, as a music and a practice.
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Barr's actions likely place him even more directly in the crosshairs of House Intelligence Committee investigators.
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In reality, Mr. Trump remained more directly accessible to journalists than several of his recent predecessors.
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House Democrats believe there is no reason to call in the whistle-blower since his information was secondhand, and they now have sworn testimony from witnesses more directly involved in the July 25 call as well as people more directly involved in the pressure campaign on Ukraine.
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Blaze, which has more than 300 locations and backing from Lebron James, is more directly challenging Domino's.
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Let me phrase this more directly: Are you worried Democrats are going to vote to confirm Gorsuch?
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The results suggest that partisanship — or, more directly, Mr. Obama — is a key element in shaping opinion.
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The works of Art Green and Karl Wirsum express the era's growing sense of crisis more directly.
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About two women forced into friendship after their husbands cheat, it engages more directly with sitcom fare.
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By being more directly responsible for handling risks, the company could better respond to customers, he said.
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Now, it looks like Google is integrating its search ad tech more directly into the YouTube ecosystem.
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The final rule grants newfound flexibility for providers to leverage technology more directly to improve patient care.
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I can relate to that, because the cops fucked me over too but more directly with money.
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The clean editor lets you search for images, videos, GIFs and more directly from the admin interface.
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Why it matters: Google will now more directly compete with Facebook for users' time spent on mobile.
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More directly connected are two portraits of the artists' fathers: Dalí's of 1925 and Duchamp's of 1910.
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"We need to speak more directly to our folks in rural America," Vilsack said he told Biden.
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During the "surge," American forces left their bases to interact more directly with civilians and local leaders.
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Those people can more directly see how we're being attacked, and their voices need to be heard.
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Younger generations are more diverse, less religious, and more directly impacted by economic inequality than their forebears.
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Put more directly, in order to solve the climate crisis, we have to solve the housing crisis.
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Alas, the movie is not "The Wolf of Waalstraat" and more directly concerns a familiar love triangle.
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The new season parallels "Groundhog Day" more directly, by having Michael reboot his experimental hell from scratch.
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Klobuchar, too, has tackled latent sexism since announcing her candidacy, more directly than any of her rivals.
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But sentiment worsened for machinery makers and automakers, which are industries more directly affected by China's slowdown.
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A good start would be to tie the debt limit more directly to tax and spending policies.
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"We have the opportunity to communicate more directly with the U.S. government," she said in an interview.
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In some cases, the shooter's symptoms may have more directly caused them to act in that way.
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I like The New York Times finally and more directly calling out the lies of Donald Trump.
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Nations must act immediately to make sure aid gets to persecuted religious minorities faster and more directly.
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Yet it's intriguing to think what might happen if investors threw money more directly at this goal.
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And then, he had a shorter email for internal, all of us to reach him more directly.
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Cyril says we need to shift the power dynamic and demonstrate more directly what communities of color want.
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Smith (understandably) attempted to steer the conversation away from this controversial topic, but Macgillivray addressed things more directly.
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But earlier this year, Iraqi Chaldean Archbishop Bashar Warda of Erbil spoke more directly to problems within Islam.
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And they just wanted to have a board where the user and the product were represented more directly.
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Longer term, it is developing a scheme to connect the Hong Kong bourse more directly with the LME.
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It has also recently announced a deeper integration with Google to accept payments more directly across Google services.
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The central bank has also supported the market more directly by purchasing hefty amounts of shares every year.
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Meanwhile, any price hikes will benefit rivals like China Molybdenum – whose shares jumped 10% on Wednesday – more directly.
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"Final Hour" and "Forgive Them Father" hit upon these religious themes more directly, without wrapping them in metaphor.
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I did one series of 8 x 10-inch paintings that were more directly based on the cards.
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Trump isn't the first political candidate to use Twitch in an effort to connect more directly with voters.
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If you'd like to honor Ms. Heyer's sacrifice more directly, there's also a GoFundMe campaign running right now.
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But the global turbulence may feed more directly into the United States financial system — through country's largest banks.
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Acting as visiting appeals court judge gave him a chance to take on the Second Circuit more directly.
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The less willing Facebook is to self-regulate, the more governments will be encouraged to act more directly.
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A later tweet promised to address the news more directly in a video to be posted on Wednesday.
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It wasn't until after the protest that this policing of gender has come to more directly impact me.
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Even if the government more directly funded projects, there would be reasons to bet against Atlanta getting them.
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Congress should have veto power over CFPB rules and the agency should more directly answer to the president.
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That way, the new Sonos soundbar could more directly control your TV and enable voice control as well.
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Image: ScreenshotPandora, though it's taking on Spotify more directly these days, is still, technically, an internet radio site.
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YC's nonprofit program is a great way for Silicon Valley to more directly do good in the world.
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The campaign noted that Biden made that point more directly in comments on Friday, before the AARP event.
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Salesforce, after all, has been interested in playing more directly in this space for years at this point.
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The subscribers belong to WWE, not to a cable company, so it can market to them more directly.
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He'll own the failure (or success) much more directly than his predecessors, who did their diplomacy with diplomats.
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He told Business Insider that this campaign demonstrated how marketers were eager to connect more directly with consumers.
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Another feature brings search trends related to the candidates and makes it available more directly through Google Search.
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That chiefly includes building out features that apply more directly in China, such as social integrations and more.
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Clinton would be speaking more directly about the issue, Jennifer Palmieri, the campaign's communications director, noted that Mrs.
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Unfurling with a dreamy open-endedness, that story has, in recent years, dealt more directly with life events.
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Earlier this week, Facebook announced that it would allow video creators to work more directly with the company.
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Mr. Trump could be angling for an offer that would more directly reduce the United States' trade deficits.
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The Reserve Bank (SARB) has long resisted public and political pressure to intervene more directly in providing stimulus.
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And does that matter if these figures also support their queer fans in other, more directly political ways?
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Put more directly, did the declines take stock prices down to level where they no longer look expensive?
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Whitney addresses Noah's affair with Alison even more directly later on, after trying on her mother's wedding dress.
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Walmart, as part of its effort to compete more directly with Amazon, purchased the e-commerce platform Jet.
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Is that part of the idea here that you're going to move to more directly compete with Qualcomm?
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But if he gets his way, Schneiderman may soon be able to go after Cohen even more directly.
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And around the same time, the wire services began competing more directly with their merchants to capture incoming sales.
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He was speaking to the crowd, but he was also more directly addressing one particular member of the group.
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That ship has almost certainly sailed, but eBay's finally readying a service to take on Amazon's offering more directly.
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Its success prompted Kickstarter to retool Drip, its subscription service for independent musicians, to compete more directly with Patreon.
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Interesting Finds covers a wide range of categories, but #FoundItOnAmazon will focus more directly on fashion and home décor.
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I think giving is more effective whenever it is more directly tied to the individual who's funding the decisions.
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That means the company will more directly compete with international energy companies like Exxon Mobil and Royal Dutch Shell.
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"Everybody's got role models and this is a way for you to be more directly impacted," Fushman tells TechCrunch.
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Gleit said there's a particular focus on allowing creators to talk more directly to donors, and tell their stories.
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E27 competes more directly through its Echelon events business, but it has gone through some challenging times of late.
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On one hand, increased public engagement during a health crisis can allow officials to communicate more directly with citizens.
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But a more top-down way to find accounts relevant to your interests would more directly attack the problem.
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When I went back to the film, I needed to deal with my participation in this history more directly.
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They were clearly moved by the plight of the undocumented, but too many other things affected them more directly.
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Policies aimed more directly at protecting air, water and health may fare better, while cooling the climate as well.
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Intended to more directly target the Tesla Model S, it also shifted from plug-in to pure battery power.
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Trump called Heyer "truly special" Wednesday on Twitter after being criticized for not responding more directly to her family.
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The new features thrust Instagram more directly into competition with Twitter and into a heightened rivalry with Snap. nyti.
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In addition, Cowen presented its top-two outperform-rated stocks that will ride the pot market trend more directly.
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You get access to all of Amazon services more directly, providing millions of games, movies, music, books, and more.
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He said things that are more directly farmed to consumers didn't see a significant price increase in this year.
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Buttigieg would be smart to mention his military background more directly as evidence of his fitness for the presidency.
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In the future, the company's technologies could touch consumers more directly — through the creation of a digital fiat currency.
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Infrared saunas are known to heat the body more directly and deeply than traditional 185 degree stove-heated saunas.
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DSA was able to absorb so many disaffected Democrats after November for a simple reason: It's more directly democratic.
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To motivate their core constituents, Democrats also need to embrace a message that speaks more directly to their concerns.
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Which is not to say they're not charitable, but I think they can be more directly involved in it.
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Often, Sabato said, state officials work on matters that more directly affect people's lives than members of Congress do.
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And he again called for the U.S. military to get more directly involved and in a much bigger way.
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But Benedict more directly blamed the movement toward sexual freedom and God's exit from public discourse for the abuse.
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The administration's decision will cause economic ripples in other cities, but few will feel it more directly than Washington.
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The ensemble Underground System is more directly reminiscent of the original Afrobeat sound, but also influenced by lounge music.
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As his TikTok following grew, Collins began urging followers to support him more directly by joining his Discord server.
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Part of it is because some national brands are pivoting to sell more directly to consumers, bypassing wholesale channels.
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Your Lead We have started a new experiment aimed at including our readers more directly in the journalistic process.
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But she added that he needs to more directly explain his role in the Thomas hearings should he run.
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In other words, it was intended to take on the problems more directly than the binational panel system did.
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OPEC supply tends to more directly influence Brent, whereas U.S. crude futures are more closely tied to U.S. supply.
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Further into the exhibit, the political content of his work shifts to more directly address the unfolding AIDS crisis.
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Around the world, most upper chambers are less powerful than the lower chambers that represent the people more directly.
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Also, I could say things more directly in English, be a different person, not shy Jenny who was occasionally vulgar.
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Something those men are in a position to influence even more directly, as it is their livelihood, is festival culture.
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It looks like the US strategy in Syria is shifting to confront Assad more directly, which won't make Russia happy.
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Back in May, talk surfaced (😐) of a new, low-cost entry, aimed at competing more directly with the iPad.
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Or, put more directly, the creators probably hope that "you didn't just fuck around and waste your life," while waiting.
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The tragedy also had the effect of removing from the headlines other bad news that affects the president more directly.
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YouTube recently did away with its standalone YouTube Gaming app, and incorporated gaming content more directly into its main site.
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The move would pit Apple more directly against PayPal, which is a popular alternative payment method on countless retail websites.
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Now 84, Mr. Baldessari has been turning away from film sources and grappling more directly with the history of painting.
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As for more directly business-related features, Henderson noted that during the release process, developers want to mitigate their risks.
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It also raises questions about whether the administration's other efforts to lower prices will affect the pharmaceutical industry more directly.
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It does not, however, have a three-strike system — like YouTube does for questionable channels — for more directly policing subreddits.
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Finally, the two companies are integrating more directly with Amazon Connect, the Amazon contact center software it launched in 2017.
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Barnett is also helping with Democrat Hillary Clinton's debate prep, but is more directly focused on Kaine's, the source added.
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That feature is still available in the revamped app, but it's now aiming to compete more directly with Safari, too.
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Facebook launched the Watch platform in August as a way to compete more directly with other video distribution platforms online.
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Transparency about fees, more sources of funding and credit scoring all tackle market failures much more directly than price caps.
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Lobbyists said the pharmaceutical industry is more likely to be worried about the proposals that more directly go after prices.
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The Values Voter Summit was founded as a way for these social conservatives to more directly make their concerns heard.
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Plus, he noted the group benefits more directly from lower effective tax rates enacted last year than its larger peers.
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The shifts pit Wal-Mart even more directly against e-commerce giant Amazon in a race to win shoppers' dollars.
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Taylor, the acting ambassador to Ukraine, offered an account that linked Trump more directly to the pressure campaign on Ukraine.
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Longer term, a third pillar will see Tado more directly benefit energy management overall, including at the national grid level.
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Similarly, prohormones promise to increase testosterone and/or human growth hormone levels, but claim to do so even more directly.
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What's more, the atmosphere of The Mandalorian is explicitly spaghetti Western, rather than anything more directly related to Star Wars.
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The former vice president's message needs to be stronger, and he needs to reach out more directly to these voters.
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C.E.O.s without that protection might do more to tackle a big problem because it more directly threatens their job security.
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Or were the sounds more directly distracting people, drawing their attention away from the onrushing ball and befuddling their reactions?
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Clinton, detecting danger, has already changed course in her campaign strategy, speaking more directly to people who are struggling economically.
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Democratic lawmakers, a group of state treasurers, and interest groups have all urged the Fed to help municipalities more directly.
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In puberty and adolescence, masturbation is much more directly linked to developing sexuality and to the desire for sexual satisfaction.
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That change is likely to pit political Biden's promise of incremental political change more directly against Sanders and democratic socialism.
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The federal government more directly subsidizes low-income renters through public housing and vouchers for use in the private market.
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Ms. Houston starred in films that grappled more directly with African-American issues but descended further into her own addiction.
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It would put Libra more directly in competition with other stablecoins like Tether that are locked to the U.S. dollar.
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Given what we now know about what the president has done, we need to speak out more directly about this.
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As the global consequences of human activity have become unmistakably pressing, Burtynsky has connected his photography more directly with environmentalism.
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As CNN has previously reported there was a second special operations team working more directly for the US intelligence community.
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We "are inspired to be more directly involved in the political process than we have in the past," he added.
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Other terms like kocīw (he shoots), osīhēw pīhtokwahēw (he scores), kipahwāw (penalty), and tako (overtime) translate more directly from English.
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"We have the opportunity to communicate more directly with the U.S. government," Tsai told Reuters in an exclusive interview on Thursday.
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Alternatively, fund firms in which an individual's results led more directly to her compensation tended to show less of this behavior.
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Houseley therefore decided to test whether similar mechanisms might act on genes more directly activated by hazardous changes in the environment.
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More directly, GCHQ has started an "accelerator" programme, to kick-start or scale up companies with bright ideas in cyber-security.
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This means the company has been competing more directly with Amazon, attracting more brands to sell products on their marketplace site.
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Android, however, is more open and therefore more flexible with how developers want to make money and reach users more directly.
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The bank attributed the underperformance in equities to its bias towards flow derivative products, which more directly depend on market activity.
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The purchase will allow ADM to reach new customers and deliver products more directly to customers, it said in a statement.
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That measure is closely watched by the central bank as services prices are more directly influenced by monetary policy than others.
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Let me ask more directly about China, a great power that has yet to define its ambition in the 21st century.
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Rather than the songs speaking as a narrator, the movie uses the music to get inside the character's head more directly.
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Although that's all information that was available before, the easy access to syncing all your contacts exposes these affiliations more directly.
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Sarkar says this is something influencers have been asking for, as a way to communicate more directly and openly with fans.
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IGTV will let it more directly compete with YouTube, where people purposefully come to watch specific videos from their favorite creators.
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Lacking better options to more directly assess risk, researchers have recently exposed mice and rats to doses of non-ionizing radiation.
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Houdini refers to a set of new features that allow developers to talk more directly to a browser's CSS rendering engine.
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Today, it's announcing the close of a new fund that will help it capitalise on those growing bets more directly itself.
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They have also expanded their fixed-price merchandise business to compete more directly with Amazon and offset their shrinking auctions business.
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"He said it last night," Trump Jr. said when asked why Trump hadn't answered the question more directly to the Post.
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Second, there's the nearly decade-old tool called Content ID, which allows the rights holders to manage their content more directly.
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Instead, the recent sales improvements at the more affordable luxury brands are more directly the result of them getting things right.
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The idea, Facebook said, was to connect people more directly to businesses and automate their interactions, for informational or commercial purposes.
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He instead wants to be more directly engaged in elections and ramp up involvement in federal races in the 2020 cycle.
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"Trump's comments are clearly impacting risk more directly through the stock markets," said Neil Mellor, senior currency strategist at BNY Mellon.
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After acquiring Rose knowing the rape case loomed in the background, the Knicks are now close to confronting it more directly.
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Seventy percent approve of him using Twitter "to communicate more directly with the American people," compared to 28 percent who disapprove.
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But Trump's latest tweet suggests the WH may be switching gears now, and planning to deal with North Korea more directly.
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"Industries more directly affected by the recession, such as retail and consumer products, also had lower M&A activity," Zema said.
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READ: Paul Manafort indicted in Robert Mueller's Russia probe Barrack, a private equity giant, is more directly responsible for Manafort's hiring.
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In October, Talkspace launched asynchronous voice and video messaging for its customers, letting the company compete more directly with traditional therapy.
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"Machinist," the lead single, tells this familiar tale more directly than usual: the lyrics literally address a robot as love object.
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What remains unclear, though, is whether North Korea intends to do anything that would more directly impact its nuclear weapons program.
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But during an "improvements and challenges" session, a few of the students suggest tying in the program more directly with education.
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Amazon's plans to wade into the free streaming market and more directly compete with Spotify had been previously leaked by Bloomberg.
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The causes of our deep-seated political rancor need to be addressed more directly than through the life of Judge Kavanaugh.
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If these demographic patterns hold, O'Rourke is competing more directly with Sanders (and Kamala Harris and Elizabeth Warren) than with Biden.
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The U.S. industry responds purely to economics and financial conditions, while other major producers are impacted more directly by their governments.
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Alternately, perhaps the bacteria are acting more directly by secreting chemicals that spur growth in nearby cancer cells, Dr. Relman said.
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He made character an issue in all three contests, but Mr. Gantz's advertising this time made the contrast more directly personal.
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There are other tech companies, like Google and its Google Fi MVNO service, that are more directly involved in networking tech.
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The move will push Amazon more directly into competition with Walmart, whose low-cost items help it dominate low-income markets.
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Others, like China's CGTN and Xinhua or Russia's RT, are more directly funded by the state and controlled by government officials.
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For this reason, we introduced the Q&A stage, where some of the biggest names can more directly engage with attendees.
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Ocasio-Cortez's defense comes as Warren took on her primary opponents more directly than in past debates or throughout the campaign.
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Things improve, however, in the last half, as Ackerman allows his tale to unfold more directly and with more uncluttered velocity.
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The deputies' failure to warn before entering the shack could be deemed improper, and was more directly linked to the shooting.
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Sometimes when the poems turned dreamy and yearning, I thought the music missed a chance to reflect these emotions more directly.
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These songs exist in the same knotty world and wander on the same back roads but sometimes achieve meaning more directly.
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He has at moments told aides he wants to become more directly involved, a person who has spoken with him said.
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Nike, Hibbett's largest vendor, has been pulling back from dealing with retailers and reaching out more directly to customers, Zolidis said.
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The central bank has been using the facility to channel funds more directly to sectors of the economy needing them most.
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His latest comments, however, connected politics more directly to the economy and markets — his more typical turf as a money manager.
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"We have seen them become more directly competitive for the leisure and family audience, and more technologically sophisticated," the researchers write.
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Industry leaders like Google's Eric Schmidt have also supported skilled immigration reform, which more directly affects the bottom line of technology companies.
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But some analysts expect parts of the law to survive, perhaps including Medicaid expansion managed more directly by states than by Washington.
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A 1960 photograph of a teenage boy posing in a pool hall is more directly evocative of the time it was made.
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In cases where it identifies individuals or organizations "more directly promote or engage violence," the company said it would ban those accounts.
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But the Post report shows the FTC may be seeking to hold Zuckerberg more directly accountable for the company's actions as well.
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It'll be yet another place to find news, only this time based on a media bubble you're more directly involved in constructing.
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On one hand, a major political transition is more directly impactful on the arts in countries where institutions are wholly state-funded.
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Instead, the new complaint represents the groups' now-expanded focus beyond YouTube and its properties to go after the MCNs more directly.
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The former secretary of state is showing a greater willingness to take on Trump more directly in pointed speeches and pithy tweets.
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Last summer, the European planemaker shelved tentative plans for an even bigger A350 that would compete more directly with Boeing's planned 1303X.
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Obama could have acted more directly while in office to help blacks, West added, citing persistently high childhood poverty among African-Americans.
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Adjustment might yet come, say if online retail were to grow quickly, or if technology let suppliers sell more directly to consumers.
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The more directly a game (or movie, or book) evokes real, ugly social problems, the more carefully it needs to approach them.
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Pinterest says it will also give brands, influencers, and other personalities a way to more directly engage with people on the network.
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Some industry observers are convinced those companies won't move more directly into health care because the industry is too entrenched and complex.
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Had she not been so academically oriented, her own knowledge, insights, and efforts might have taken her more directly toward her goal.
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Kern County and the city of Bakersfield are some local governments in California that are currently much more directly affected by it.
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Eventually I decided to confront my mortal terror even more directly by calling the director of the GRG's research and database division.
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"I regret some of the [lawmakers] we have supported … we're gonna more directly deal with that and hold people accountable," Koch said.
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Users who do not patch their systems and the Shadow Brokers were more directly responsible for the attack than NSA, they said.
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Sinclair has reportedly held talks with current and former Fox News anchors, with an eye toward competing more directly with the channel.
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The firm is more directly trying to compete with video platforms like YouTube, as opposed to just competing with other social media.
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The central bank has been using the facility to channel funds more directly to sectors of the economy which need it most.
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That could help the 2020 iPhone more directly compete with rivals like Samsung's Galaxy S10, which already boasts in-screen fingerprint recognition.
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On Thursday, the president's eldest son, Donald Trump Jr., more directly expressed the sentiment that many elected GOP leaders appear to hold.
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The company's forgoing its previous Gear branding and is instead tying the watch more directly to its Galaxy smartphone and tablet line.
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In theory, more directly linking the two series -- beyond just the title -- makes sense, but it also risks further diluting the original.
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A standalone Domain listing could compete more directly with REA Group Ltd, a property classifieds business two-thirds owned by News Corp.
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The creation of digital platforms enabled artists to connect more directly with the consumer in a way that traditional companies couldn't understand.
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Dickinson said the platform helped her connect more directly with an engaged following of people, which has since fostered several repeat shoppers.
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What appears to have triggered the move to intervene more directly, however, is KCM's decision to reduce output at its Nchanga operations.
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With the election of Barack Obama in 2008, Power got the chance to use her ideas to shape U.S. policy more directly.
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Then last week, Mr. Sorrell clashed more directly with his former employer, with both vying to purchase the same Dutch marketing firm.
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If the US had privacy laws, then individuals could go after companies that misuse their data more directly and effectively, Stamos said.
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But they do put a much better lid on costs than the Obamacare method that spread those expenses to everyone more directly.
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Nike is also heavily focused on beefing up its own e-commerce platform and owned stores to sell more directly to consumers.
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In 221, his organization became more directly involved in electoral politics, sprouting a "social welfare" limb called the Project Veritas Action Fund.
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The new glitch is also more directly related to a system that was involved in the original problem with the 737 Max.
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Some party leaders called for concessions, while others urged action to bring Hong Kong more directly under the mainland's control, he said.
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One year later, Facebook tried to emulate Apple's and Google's platform strategies more directly with its own branded smartphone, called Facebook Home.
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Still, for Walmart, the move is consistent with its strategy to aggressively increase its online assortment and compete more directly with Amazon.
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A draft proposal reviewed by the Times more directly spelled out that Giuliani would have represented Yuriy Lutsenko, Ukraine's former top prosecutor.
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We would not want to miss the effects on certain subgroups that may have competed more directly with the newly-arrived Cubans.
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Ron Kretsch more directly questioned Shulman's Wizard of Oz by placing it side-by-side with a much earlier version by Campbell.
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Maybe the left door is more directly in line with the service counter—in which case, the message will tell you so.
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There has been swirling speculation that Sinclair might try to compete with Fox News more directly by launching its own cable news network.
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Yet he sees other global troubles as being more directly threatening to oil than the U.K.'s exit out of the European Union.
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Cordingley is also running a Patreon for fans who want to more directly support and keep up with the development of the game.
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Global financial markets likewise dove, putting pressure on the portfolios of wealthy shoppers, whose net worth is more directly tied to market fluctuations.
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As criticism of wealthy individuals and corporations has taken hold across the political spectrum, 2020 Democratic candidates have more directly targeted large corporations.
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With less than three weeks before the first presidential debate, she has shown an eagerness in recent days to attack Trump more directly.
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It hasn't been litigated yet, but I'd be reluctant to suggest that we have the authority to more directly regulate greenhouse gas emissions.
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The solution was to receive power more directly from his local power grid, which required the installation of his own private utility pole.
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If the dubbing is properly done, I think it corrects the viewer more directly with the characters of the film than subtitles do.
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So going ahead, BuildDirect will focus its energies more directly on marketing to these professionals, though it will still sell to homeowners, too.
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Twitter is not the only company that's tapping into the popular audio format of podcasting to talk to advertisers and marketers more directly.
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"We assume that anything we see at Woody will eventually find its way farther south to more directly menace China's neighbors," he added.
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Radical cultural work needs to be more directly connected with organizing work, and that's part of what the site is trying to achieve.
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However, the symmetry that exists between the two sides has helped Bleszinski align LawBreakers more directly with one of his other loves: sport.
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Blackstone is one of the biggest fee payers to Wall Street, and the firm is annoyed Goldman would compete more directly for deals.
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He additionally argued that the Clean Power Plan would set a precedent that could bring about harsher regulations that more directly harm Nevada.
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Streamers with smaller communities are able to interact more directly with viewers, allowing them to manage the environment of a stream more effectively.
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"We assume that anything we see at Woody will eventually find its way farther south to more directly menace China's neighbors," he said.
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Some people are hoping that the chief justice will speak out again, and more directly, addressing the actual nomination of an actual nominee.
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Messaging apps have seen a surge of popularity in recent years as people seek ways to communicate more directly than on social networks.
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It matters how Snap plans to respond, of course, because Facebook's success and Snapchat's future are more directly correlated than Snap might like.
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More directly than her husband, Nancy must struggle to reconcile protective parental instincts with what she sees as the demands of her faith.
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Senate Democrats included among their demands a request that the bill be amended to allow cash to go more directly to these people.
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Juul, which has been under scrutiny for its popularity among teenagers, revamped its advertising earlier this year to more directly target adult smokers.
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Nor can I recall a movie that more directly appeals to all of the audience's senses to make them feel what's happening onscreen.
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This series was more directly inspired by the comics, with Sabrina portrayed as a middle schooler who already knows about her witch ancestry.
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Instead, an act had to be more directly tied to an elected official's office, such as offering a government contract or writing legislation.
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As we have become more prosperous as a country, we have also recognised our responsibility to contribute more directly to the global good.
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Still, East Asian governments often intervene more directly in business, and many of Mr. Trump's proposals suggest he wants to adopt similar strategies.
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The show has hit on this topic before in the pilot industry, but why go there more directly now, for the season premiere?
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Imagine what bringing in Mueller's findings more directly would have led to, especially given that the special counsel cleared Trump's campaign of conspiracy.
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If more of the American public starts -- were to start investing more directly in the stock market, is that considered success for you?
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Schools should also be told to address the law on abuse, pornography and gender stereotypes more directly and from a young age, they said.
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The problem was that it was becoming increasingly unbelievable that everyone around Rebecca would keep indulging her erratic behavior without addressing it more directly.
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"We expect the forward guidance to be updated and link the rate path more directly to inflationary developments," the bank said in a note.
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Ripples have formed over earlier grain flows that likely occurred when winds were stronger and blowing more directly over the brink of the dune.
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Banking giant J.P Morgan Chase is taking another step into tapping fintech startups not just for investment, but for growing its business more directly.
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However, the most useful new features — and the ones most relevant to the Cambridge Analytica incident — are the ones more directly related to data.
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The company said its profit margins were hurt this quarter partially because of investments to sell more directly to consumers and less through wholesalers.
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" In a video posted Wednesday, Trump spoke even more directly, referencing his longstanding pledge to erect a southern border wall: "We need the wall.
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But more directly to the point, it's inconsistent with the budget the GOP is writing, which calls for "only" $1.5 trillion in increased deficits.
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As Charlottesville protests turned ugly — and President Trump fanned the flames — providers have been forced to confront moderation issues more directly than ever before.
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Even so, that familiar "idealized suburb is a façade for darkness" theme links them more directly than any particular plot detail or character archetype.
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On Wednesday, one day after the patch notes announcement, BioWare released a statement on Twitter that more directly addresses the handling of Hainly Abrams.
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Britain was thrust more directly into the confrontation on July 4, when its Royal Marines seized an Iranian tanker off the coast of Gibraltar.
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They would become more directly accountable for their decision to enable Trump in the first place, and Trump's administration would rightly be further tainted.
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It seems unlikely that any efforts to restrain costs during the next decade will be successful without addressing either competition or prices more directly.
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More directly, that effort is being managed by Larry Dominique, a former Chrysler executive who, last week, told CNBC the effort is on track.
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I do not have any definitive answers to these questions, but I would have loved for the exhibition to engage more directly with them.
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As a result, the traditional brands may find themselves competing more directly with Whole Foods' on-trend organic and natural brands than ever before.
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Russia has intervened more directly in Afghanistan, Pentagon officials have said, shipping arms to the Taliban with little apparent regard for the geopolitical consequences.
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It's a theme she explores in all her books, each one more directly tackling the havoc wreaked by those with power against those without.
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Nike will stop selling merchandise directly to Amazon, as part of its push to sell more directly to consumers, the company confirmed to CNBC.
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To break down some of these barriers, companies are trying new marketing approaches to reach consumers more directly and make the buying process easier.
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But if renewables can hook up with storage to become a "nearly firm, shaped product," they can start competing more directly with fossil fuels.
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While Stone's commentary on Trump is entirely accidental, he has tackled current events more directly in recent years, with a notable focus on timeliness.
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But a more directly visual predecessor to the modern DJ's headgear came via virtual reality (VR)—specifically, the goggles one wears to experience it.
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In an interview, Chris Lehane, Airbnb's vice president for public affairs, also argued that the site benefited local economies more directly than hotels did.
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The sociological dimension of the project is impressively detailed, but I do wish Kenneally would have considered questions of race and sexuality more directly.
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A gathering of recent agitprop about water, the Queens Museum's Commonwealth: Water for All spotlights water's political dimensions more directly than DNA of Water.
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The Michigan bill more directly piggybacks on the local infrastructure put in place late last year after the state created a Blue Alert program.
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The new wells will allow more mud to be dumped, more directly stanching the flow (one is for backup in case the other fails).
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But some home loans are more directly connected to the Fed's action, including home equity lines of credit and adjustable-rate mortgages, or A.R.M.s.
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Was it a repository of network shows for next-day viewing, or did it want to compete more directly with the likes of Netflix?
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Democrats have said they hope to add amendments that would force the bill to more directly address climate change, though an amendment from Sen.
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For many women of color, and for many women who are immigrants, or poor, Trump's victory was both more directly threatening and less surprising.
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He also broached the subject of corruption more directly when he responded to an opposition member's comments about widespread graft across Mr. Zuma's government.
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New institutions that spoke more directly to the needs of the present day naturally came to overshadow older ones from a much earlier era.
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You can consume lasagna with beef sauce, noodles and chicken, breakfast skillets, and more directly out of the package in fewer than 10 minutes.
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The companies also depend more directly on public lands, where their customers use their hiking equipment, camping gear, high-tech clothing and other products.
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Democrats, though, typically want the federal government to get more directly involved in pricing -- primarily by lifting the ban on Medicare negotiating with manufacturers.
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As its growth sped up, it began to work more directly with clients including Frito-Lay, PepsiCo, Nike, MillerCoors and, eventually, Peloton and Zola.
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A standalone Domain listing will see it compete more directly with REA Group Ltd, a property classifieds business two-thirds owned by News Corp.
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Fianna Fail, Ireland's biggest opposition party, has more directly courted the SDLP and their voters by signing a cooperation pact with it earlier this year.
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Norwegian has already made its impact felt: British Airways and others have recently tried to compete more directly with Norwegian by introducing basic economy fares.
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What's more likely is that Chinese government would more directly punish American companies by limiting foreign investment and the expansion of American companies within China.
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"So much of bullying is about expressing your feelings at someone else's expense, rather than being vulnerable and expressing [the feelings] more directly," he says.
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" Ned Segal, CFO, spoke more directly to the disappointing numbers: "Despite its challenges, this quarter validates our strategy of investing to drive long-term growth.
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The Alex thread, on the other hand, focuses more directly on modern battlefields, taking us to the fictional country (and former Soviet region) of Urzikstan.
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"But more directly, would you be willing to step down from your role as chair and cede your super voting shares?" the shareholder asked again.
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It seems the NFL now wants to more directly own that customer experience, rather than leaving it up to Alexa or other developers to handle.
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Zuckerberg was not questioned by the FTC as part of the probe, and regulators were divided over whether to hold the executive more directly accountable.
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This feeds directly into how Nike is trying to sell more directly to consumers, shifting a bigger portion of its business away from wholesale channels.
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So Lusk and Shapiro both say price-conscious consumers should eschew organic labels in favor of ones that are more directly focused on animal welfare.
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By using this information, insurers are able to set prices for auto insurance that correlate much more directly to their cost of providing individual policies.
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But there has been an uptick in recent months as US forces have become more directly involved in the fight against the local ISIS affiliate.
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Managed by Q's Dan Teran agreed for the most part, but more directly acknowledged that online marketplaces are taking a cut of service professionals' revenue.
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"I think we need to talk about our affirmative vision," Warren told reporters after being asked why she didn't talk about the President more directly.
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Curved TVs are said to enhance contrast by reflecting light more directly at viewers and give everyone a better view regardless of where they're sitting.
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But after 9/11, as he was emerging from a concentrated phase of formalist experimentation, he began to confront the rise of absolutism more directly.
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He would strive for a "different kind of governing culture" in which ministers communicated more directly with citizens, and demand more healthcare and education spending.
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In theory, it allows creators to communicate their own visions more directly, rather than relying on third-party interpretation, be it from critics or retailers.
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He spoke less about winning states and more directly about his opinion that Hillary Clinton ought to be supporting the liberal policies he considered essential.
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Why they might work: While antiviral drugs more directly target the virus, these IL-6 inhibitors could alleviate some of COVID-19's severe symptoms.
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Drawing more directly than the others on the beauty of Shakespeare's language, it also conveyed in its narration a depth of feeling for the characters.
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The more directly the poet seems to treat this idea, the more charmingly ironic she is: Into this hostile world, I bring a special laziness.
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Sustainability, in the end, will depend instead on more directly increasing those budgets, which dwarf federal spending, as well as buy-in from local unions.
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Still, the Medicaid caps have not drawn the same public outcry as other provisions of the law that would cut back on coverage more directly.
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But there's an alternate universe where Google wasn't such a dope when it came to enterprise cloud services and was competing more directly with Azure.
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" And then a reporter broached the subject more directly, asking, "Do you ever just get tired of people always kind of pointing out your age?
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" Later, in a poem entitled, "Washington," Myles writes, even more directly, "I would like to do something/ before we mourn/ the end of American/ democracy.
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Mr. Shear follows the tradition of intuitive, stylistically polymorphous abstract painters like Raoul De Keyser and René Daniëls, but connects more directly with the canvas.
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Mr. Abbas's visit to the White House will present Mr. Trump with the Palestinian viewpoint more directly than he has ever heard it as president.
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It remains unclear why this conversation, which draws Trump more directly to the center of the impeachment probe, is just now coming to the fore.
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And government executives who worked closely with Buttigieg admit that the program did impact communities of color more directly, even though that wasn't the intention.
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Gillum responded less than an hour after Trump's attack and, like the last time they clashed, mocked the President for not engaging him more directly.
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Or more directly, European HR platforms, such as HiBob or HeavenHR, which have more of a focus towards employee benefits (similar to Zenefits in the U.S.).
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Previously hot rental markets, like San Francisco and San Jose, California, have cooled for investors because new apartments compete more directly with those high-priced homes.
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That means, as one of the many white men in the Democratic primary, finding a way to shape his message more directly to people of color.
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If Boeing succeeds, the jets could be hit from day one with extra duties, blunting Bombardier's competitiveness more quickly and more directly than normal trade sanctions.
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One way is to tie public spending, particularly on visible services such as schools or hospitals, more directly to the number of migrants in a region.
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But the same systems that let it safely navigate and monitor corals for invasive fauna also make it capable of helping these vanishing ecosystems more directly.
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Bottom line: Lower-Earth constellations have the potential to compete more directly with cable or fiber networks on speed and price than the older satellite systems.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump's campaign manager said Sunday he will soon be courting black voters more directly, scheduling events in front of predominantly African-American audiences.
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This makes gun influencers more directly, tangibly important to the businesses they partner with than perhaps any other type of influencer in the bloated influencer economy.
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Those two to three employees per store were likewise offered the opportunity to work in another part of the company that dealt more directly with customers.
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Several senior US military officials are saying the fights for Mosul and Raqqa are going to expose US troops more directly to risk on the battlefield.
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Civilian leaders help ensure that military decisions are more directly responsible to the public, and that military officials remain insulated from the whims of popular opinion.
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But experts have long shown concern about Amazon's secrecy surrounding carbon emissions, and even as it begins to more directly deal with climate issues, skepticism remains.
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The departures, which CEO Dara Khosrowshahi explained in an email to employees, were prompted by his decision to more directly control core parts of the business.
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But I had to wonder — and ask Takeuchi — if there was any talk of altering the original game's story to more directly comment on current events.
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He said Nike selling more directly to consumers, and at full price, should continue to boost gross margins and help the company exceed its own outlook.
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Finally, there's the possibility that more charges will be filed against Stone — and that those charges will be more directly connected to the Russian hacker charges.
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Mason, who left broadcast journalism last year to engage more directly with politics, is now a Guardian columnist and Labour activist who's a key Corbyn ally.
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First, we know Google's staying the course with the new strategy it set out with Pixel, whereby it aims to compete more directly with the iPhone.
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After years of behind-the-scenes support for a would-be Libyan strongman, Moscow is now pushing much more directly to shape the country's civil war.
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While Mr. Zelensky continues to pursue closer ties with the West, he also appears to be prepared to engage with Russia more directly than his predecessor.
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In Lebanon, which urgently needs outside funding to keep its economy afloat, Tehran's international foes have used their financial clout to challenge its influence more directly.
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With a vast cable universe and infinite opportunities online, the power of such gatekeepers has diminished, as artists can now reach audiences more directly than ever.
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They may discover that they'll have to be more directly political, and help candidates who explicitly back science get elected instead of candidates who scorn it.
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Since I became a pilot, though, the roughly spherical shape of the earth has become something that I interact with, and even see, much more directly.
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He has not only continued to win, but has also opened up and connected more directly with his public in the wake of his personal struggles.
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An NBC/Wall Street Journal poll from February got at Steyer's profile more directly, asking whether voters would be comfortable or enthusiastic about a "businessman" candidate.
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But taken in the aggregate, they cause a whole lot of problems compared with an alternate world in which the government subsidizes certain behaviors more directly.
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A singer whose coolly drifting vocals never quite feel disembodied or out of reach, Serpa has recently been working more directly with political and historical topics.
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He is more directly influenced by the former Venezuelan president Rómulo Betancourt or, for that matter, by his own grandfather Eduardo Mendoza, who was Betancourt's adviser.
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" Sterling Brown, the poet and pioneering black literary critic, put it even more directly: "Ma really knew these people; she was a person of the folk.
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But some home loans are more directly connected to the Fed's short-term rate, including home equity lines of credit and adjustable-rate mortgages, or A.R.M.s.
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Several Democratic plans released in recent months, in contrast, seek to help lower- and middle-income workers more directly, by expanding the availability of tax credits.
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Now, though, as Beijing aims to make China a world technology leader, it is trying to steer private companies more directly, particularly in research and development.
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In the new position, Koval will communicate more directly with creators, "including via social media, blog posts, videos, and IRL at creator events," according to TubeFilter.
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Eastbound flights would be more likely to be affected because they tend to fly more directly in the jet stream to take advantage of the tailwind.
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" More directly, Jean Asselborn, the Luxembourgish defense minister, said, "President Macron is right when he is attacking the level of coordination in NATO with his words.
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"After all, in the context of these asset purchases, changes in monetary policy impact more directly on governments' funding costs than interest rate moves," he added.
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A person familiar with the matter told CNN that the president was frustrated that Liu did not get more directly involved in the politically charged cases.
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The nukes are Kim's this time, whereas they weren't Castro's, so despite China's crucial role we ultimately have to deal with the thirtysomething's regime more directly.
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ALEXANDRA ALTER Mr. O'Reilly has also brought his brand of brash conservatism and patriotism more directly to viewers, crisscrossing the country for speaking engagements and performances.
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A new Cabinet minister wants to be able to respond to social change more directly so convinces a group of stodgy jurists to relinquish their seats.
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And rail passenger advocates raised concerns after the CSX CEO at the time pushed hard last year to route freight more directly by altering its routes.
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Slightly later movies, like 1968's flag-waving "The Green Berets" and 1970's flag-burning "Getting Straight," more directly addressed the war being waged overseas.
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Discussions could also look at solutions focused more directly on refiner PES, like waiving its current RIN obligation valued at about $350 million, the sources said.
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At the time, Khosrowshahi explained in an email to employees that the changes were prompted by his decision to more directly control core parts of the business.
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In August, BI switched its benchmark from the 23-month reference rate to the 7-day reverse repurchase rate to try to more directly affect market rates.
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This heat can also be used more directly to warm spaces or swimming pools, but sustainable electricity generation is the goal that most have in their sights.
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On the one hand, the judge said, the information that Papadopoulos lied about was more directly tied to the national interest, and made the case more serious.
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The artwork is meant to "connect more directly with the communities and the culture for which they were intended," says Rachel Newman, Apple's global director of editorial.
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It's not a given that adding guest invitations to the app will suddenly result in an influx of more engaging live streams that more directly involve guests.
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And asked if he'd welcome the idea of working with companies like Google to more directly integrate Polaris into their browsers, Netravali did not hide his interest.
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Is it possible to keep impatient younger viewers from getting siphoned off by streaming services and other niche entertainment that's much more directly designed toward their interests?
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By the time the #MeToo movement against sexual harassment in the workplace sprang up later that year, Lean In had recognized the need to engage more directly.
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One aspect of his letter discussed how automation could force some people out of traditional jobs and into roles more directly serving their community and creating art.
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But because they don't depict hardcore sex, they have to generate a discursive layer to get at the same places that Wasteland can get at more directly.
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In that sense, it's probably more directly comparable to something like the Olympus E-M1 Mark II. If you can live with that, the G9 seems promising.
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Coming out of the months of long misery, I felt like if I looked more directly at it that I could find some comfort in writing again.
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As political events gather pace in Venezuela, the time for veiled references may soon be over, and the Holy See may have to speak out more directly.
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The goal is to place less reliance on large fines and drawn-out procedures, instead enabling faster action that more directly targets and remedies the problematic behavior.
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This growth comes as Airbnb, which has traditionally been a way for people to rent space in their homes, branches out more directly into the hotel space.
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"May's decision to become more directly involved in Brexit negotiations as they enter a more crucial phase has been welcomed by financial market participants," MUFG analysts said.
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She points out that the internet regulator has gained more substantial powers under a new name that will be more directly led by the Chinese Communist Party.
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" In a video posted on his Twitter account, Trump spoke even more directly, referencing his longstanding pledge to erect a southern border wall: "We need the wall.
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"Having a public, government-run fund established in Indonesia offers an opportunity to donors to more directly and efficiently support the policies of the government," he said.
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Chime also has some deals in the works which will see the bank working with employers more directly, but couldn't speak to the specifics at this time.
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Putting forces on the ground is seen as a way to go more directly after key individuals, although it poses the risk of any ground combat operation.
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Women in Congress should encourage the allocation of funds more directly to fully implement this law and ensure proper oversight of the Women Peace and Security Act.
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As computers and systems became more directly connected to the Internet, it was only a matter of time before remote access would become the weapon of choice.
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He said he was working with legislators to change the state's sexual assault laws, including the addition of language to address the issue of consent more directly.
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Their interpretation is that it is perceived to be a reliable measure of the disaster's severity because it is more directly comparable, albeit grim, across different disasters.
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With Amazon's retail business pushing into more industries and competing more directly with a growing number of companies, Amazon Web Services is starting to experience a backlash.
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And eventually, roads will be able to communicate more directly with autonomous vehicles and traffic signals in tandem, thereby reducing the friction caused by unpredictable human drivers.
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Luckily, there is an approach for every investor, whether you want to be more directly involved or have someone else do most of the legwork for you.
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Rather than clinical quality, which is hard to perceive, patients may be more directly attuned to how satisfied they, or their friends and family, are with care.
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But he said subsequent increases between 2017 and 2018 are more directly traceable to Trump administration actions and uncertainty about whether ObamaCare would be repealed by Republicans.
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I did feel, however, that I wanted to be the person at some point that was more directly responsible for the success or failure of the company.
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Amazon and Oracle have been in a heated battle of words in recent years, as Amazon has expanded its software offerings to more directly compete with Oracle.
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Mr. O'Brien, in a statement, made it clear that the Broadway production would be different from the London version, and would more directly resemble the original film.
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And if Google aims to more directly compete with local news resources like small-town print or online publishers or Patch, it could have a tougher road.
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Many of those who write and edit the newsletters are particularly interested in how they can be used to engage with readers — more directly, and less formally.
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But these natural rates are the Fed's best estimates, and must be inferred from things that the Fed can measure more directly, like wage growth and inflation.
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Some of the pairings, like our cover stars Tommy Kha and William Eggleston, both born in Memphis but separated by several generations, are more directly linked stylistically.
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The story is clearer, the songs express that story more directly and the larger themes arise from it naturally rather than demanding immediate attention like overeager undergraduates.
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Moscow doesn't want to pull its forces -- or Syrian troops -- back, meaning Turkey has to risk killing Russians if it takes on the Syrian forces more directly.
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Some Off Broadway productions have striven for Trumpian topicality even more directly (Robert Schenkkan's dystopian prophecy "Building the Wall," the nose-thumbing political cabaret "Me the People").
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When a company discovered that women accounted for less than one-third of the purchases of its products, it shifted direction to appeal more directly to them.
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As with "Our Planet" and other recent series, "Seven Worlds" does differentiate itself by addressing human depredations — climate change, deforestation, predation — more directly than in the past.
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In some cases, I'll manage things more directly, but with this one, I just gave a few words of direction and then let the director take over.
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At the same time as the transfers through Rosebay and Beacon, another $17.6 million was sent more directly by Purdue into the same Japanese unit of Mundipharma.
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More directly, our lack of climate-change planning in the face of strong scientific evidence of the risks and probable impacts leaves our citizens and economies vulnerable.
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Hannah finds a way to perch more directly in Peter's lap and the two stare into each other's eyes while wrapped in a sad, sexually-charged embrace.
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All that could make Huawei into an international tech player that competes even more directly with American companies, rather than relying on their technology for its success.
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It's an unusual origin for a bomb cyclone, which more often relies more directly on the interplay of warm winds over water and cold winds over land.
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"Trump has called for more directly fighting terrorism, but that's perplexing for allies given that NATO has been in Afghanistan for more than 15 years," he said.
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He has recently stressed more directly his record as an intelligence officer in Afghanistan in 2014, pointedly noting the contrast with Trump&aposs lack of military service.
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These philanthropists typically support disruptive new ideas, get more directly involved in their giving and show a willingness to move quickly to another approach when one fails.
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Or more directly, if businesses pull back on investment spending, they may also make moves that reduce consumers' incomes, including layoffs, hiring freezes and cuts to overtime.
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Or more directly, if businesses pull back on investment spending, they may also make moves that reduce consumers' incomes, including layoffs, hiring freezes and cuts to overtime.
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Thursday's quake, however, was farther away from Mexico City and more directly affected a far less populated region of Mexico, leading to a significantly lower casualty total.
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Bright light, meanwhile, is known to alter the rhythms of the suprachiasmatic nucleus, as well as boosting activity in emotion-processing areas of the brain more directly.
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Or perhaps Southern voters simply care less about Cruz's high-minded conservatism than the racial anxieties that animate it—anxieties that Trump has tapped into far more directly.
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Though he is often a creator rather than scorer, Peru coach Ricardo Gareca will probably want to use Farfan more directly at the World Cup given Guerrero's absence.
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" Asked what tactical changes he had in mind, he said: "Point out slightly more directly what it means if you support Donald Trump in such a fervent manner.
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Most importantly, he managed to stumble onto a constituency of racially conservative voters who felt Trump expressed their anxieties more directly and sympathetically than politicians ever had before.
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Microsoft has built its digital assistant more directly into its Office products, and now Alexa will get that functionality via Cortana — accessing work calendars and email, for example.
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Much of this agenda stands to affect people of color more directly than white women — even if, as was the case with Kavanaugh, they eventually feel its sting.
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Hear directly from Instagram and Muse Model Management on how brands are using this media to connect with a wider variety of consumers, more directly than ever before.
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And with that investment, the public could also have the ability to more directly control, regulate, and investigate the utility, as well as invest in cleaner, safer technology.
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Hassan, who is serving her second term as governor of the Granite State, is now being more directly tied to questions about the top of the Democratic ticket.
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If Hinge really does have a strong female base of users, it would make sense that Match would want to more directly compete with Bumble for its users.
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The motto there is "AI for the common good," meaning a focus on advancing the field with an eye to both pure and more directly socially beneficial research.
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I think our next step is to think more directly about that, and write about what steps can be taken tactically and politically to make that change happen.
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They regain their ability to contribute more directly to society and the economy, but on a global scale, redefining relationships between economic and social actors along the way.
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Once upon a time, when Square kept things much more closed down, companies like Toronto's TouchBistro and New Zealand's Vend were more directly competitive with its own offerings.
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"The more directly Nike engages with the consumer, the greater the return," he said, citing recent successes of "seamless commerce" at Nike's newly opened Soho and Miami stores.
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That Twitter is revamping its camera to emphasize images over text also raises questions about whether it's trying to compete more directly with apps like Instagram and Snapchat.
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The New York Times, Vox and iHeartMedia all take advantage of its services, which are akin to something like Podbean, but positioned more directly at larger media organizations.
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This, in turn, reduces more directly harmful emissions like benzene and particulate matter, because those co-pollutants are also released when carbon emissions pour out of power plants.
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And records suggested that the authorities at Washington's child welfare agency were more directly involved in monitoring Mr. Gonzales-Mugaburu than was New York City's child welfare agency.
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More recently, investors have been pouring money into companies that have business models like Livongo, in which technology is used to help patients manage their care more directly.
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Republican senators say Trump needs to be better prepared going into the next summit and deal with Putin more directly about U.S. grievances over Russian policies and actions.
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Even though Lindbergh's goal was to honor women (as is seemingly the goal of the calendar overall), that could be achieved more directly with more women on board.
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Consequently, for far too long, we allowed institutional policies regarding race to be shaped more directly by that ethos than by the principles and precepts of the Scriptures.
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Google's new strategy of controlling both hardware and software for its devices puts the company more directly in competition with Apple and many of its own Android partners.
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A claim often made by proponents of green bonds is that investing in them addresses climate change and other environmental problems more directly than buying green stocks does.
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There are differences, of course: Hollywood is more directly attuned to the demands of the market, while Washington commands far more direct power over the lives of Americans.
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But for now, why not find opportunities for her to help others more directly, such as in one of the many charities that work in your local community?
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Publishers and advertisers have responded warmly to the speedy load times made possible by the Accelerated Mobile Pages program, but its adoption has also been rewarded more directly.
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Part of building the solitude skill is learning to deal more directly with loneliness, so you can create space for yourself to comfortably be alone, in actual solitude.
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And I think that leads to very interesting character moments and stories for him that are apart from some things we've seen the Jedi deal with more directly.
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"MGM Resorts last year established a public policy office in Washington to engage more directly on Federal legislative and policy issues," an MGM spokesman said in a statement.
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That fit more directly with his background as a onetime federal counterterrorism prosecutor, but some officials said Mr. Patel was promoted to a senior director position unusually quickly.
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But he recently broadened his aim, by suggesting that one of Trump's key defenders in Congress was more directly involved in the story than he's let on: Nunes.
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I'm very conscious that it's difficult, but I think he should be advocating for a more direct intervention by the U.S., perhaps aimed more directly at Maduro himself.
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Instead of making a bigger, more expensive Switch Pro, the company released a more affordable version that caters to handheld players more directly than the Switch ever has.
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Social media is heavily influencing the industry, speeding up demand for new products but also allowing fashion brands to reach out to potential customers more directly and inexpensively.
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Should Kim's regime teeter or fall, either could spark a refugee crisis and regional instability that would affect China and arguably Russia more directly than the United States.
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He said each plant has resident inspectors on site, and one or two additional inspectors at sites that are expected to be more directly impacted by the storm.
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But over time, chefs began inserting themselves more directly into issues of governance, learning enough about the farm bill and nutrition policy to lobby local and national lawmakers.
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President Andrzej Duda defied expectations today and vetoed two proposed laws that would have placed the judiciary more directly under the control of the right-wing governing party.
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Schiele himself addressed the issue, also on hand as a wall text, far more directly: Have adults forgotten how corrupt, sexually driven and aroused they were as children?
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"Coming out of the months of long misery, I felt like if I looked more directly at it that I could find some comfort in writing again," he said.
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In an email to employees, CEO Dara Khosrowshahi said that Uber's progress now gives him the time to be more directly involved in the company's day-to-day operations.
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But to answer your question more directly, the problem is that dealing with these problems has simply been irrelevant to the largest political class in the country — the boomers.
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While fathers' primary depression is often marked by a feeling of being excluded, mothers' depression is usually more directly rooted in biology: depression aggravated by hormonal changes and exhaustion.
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It also proposed that the IOC became "more directly involved in the organization of the Olympic Games" to make sure that promises of a lasting legacy would be fulfilled.
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The launch comes at a time when retailers are getting more directly involved in advertising both on their websites and through other media that goes beyond basic display ads.
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Tweet Congress originally launched in 2008 as part of a campaign to encourage members to bypass the mainstream media and interact more directly with their constituents through social media.
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The Financial Supervisory Service, meanwhile, has asked South Korean companies to report on their overseas ICOs, but the regulator says it has no plans to more directly manage trading.
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Pusha T's album Daytona, released Friday morning, closes with the song "Infrared," which takes shots at Drake more directly, prompting Drake to respond with "Duppy Freestyle" on Friday evening.
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"One has to remember that Asia is really more directly exposed to Chinese trade," Steve Cochrane, chief Asia Pacific economist at Moody's Analytics, told CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Friday.
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Instead, the company's LIDAR is continuous, allowing it to gather data faster and more directly, which is one of the key differentiating factors for its product, the company claims.
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Armstrong is behind "Unbox," which will aim to connect brands more directly with their customers using codes and tags across TV, events, catalogs, out-of-home advertising and online.
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Overt racism aside, it's not hard to understand why someone would feel more comfortable speaking to a therapist who can more directly relate to what they're coming up against.
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This marked the end of its "online to offline" strategy, whereby the firm planned to more directly facilitate consumers purchases of physical products, rather than just selling online advertising.
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In its proxy, filed on Tuesday, AIG listed a number of steps it has taken in response to shareholder concerns, including tying executive pay more directly to share performance.
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If more problems with the 737 Max emerge — or the issues become more directly tied to Trump administration policy — Trump could start to face more political pressure over it.
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The airline also slashed other executive bonuses by 20 to 30 percent as part of an incentive program designed to tie executive compensation more directly to improved customer satisfaction.
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A Chinese military unit conducted an anti-terrorism exercise not far from Hong Kong, a move some interpreted as a sign that China's military could become more directly involved.
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"We have the opportunity to communicate more directly with the US government," Tsai said in the interview, although she conceded that China's influence would be a consideration of Trump's.
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In the recent hearings, senators expressed a desire to hold the Kremlin accountable for its belligerent behavior by targeting more directly key economic sectors and individuals close to Putin.
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Other pieces interact with the body more directly, like the Spike, an artificial leg created by Alternative Limb Project designer Sophie de Oliveira Barata and pop singer Victoria Modista.
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Instead, it seemed to act indirectly on several different neurotransmitters (namely serotonin, dopamine, and GABA) unlike other stimulants such as Adderall, which work more directly on the dopamine system.
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Through Facebook candidates can target audiences more directly than they can on mass media like television, by going after voters in specific states with inferred interests in political issues.
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"Mavely isn't prone to the constant price fluctuations the way other digital-marketing channels are and also allows our consumers to connect more directly with each other," she said.
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Will hearing Cohen tell all, amid public snickering and endless analysis, change the way clients and lawyers interact — and more directly, what a client may be willing to propose?
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The bigger picture: As competition in India's payments market heats up, BharatPe may have to battle with industry leaders that take an interest in working with merchants more directly.
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The Forrester analyst Jay Pattisall called the consolidation necessary to simplify the organization and compete more directly with upstarts and consulting firms that offer multiple services under one roof.
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If you crave espionage dramas that are more directly about spy craft than about how spies feel on the inside, this is a capable, if sometimes too packed, thriller.
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"Car biz is hell," Musk tweeted the next day amid reports that he was sleeping at Tesla's factory in Fremont in order to more directly oversee Model 3 production.
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The third season will grapple with it more directly than ever since The Guy's divorce is loosely based on the end of Sinclair and Blichfeld's own real life marriage.
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As people back away from statuses and focus more on sharing articles, videos and photos, this feature offers an opportunity for users to answer questions about themselves more directly.
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But it can try to wield its influence in the open source community, and can more directly control other tools, like software development kits, through more restrictive licensing agreements.
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There are, and will be more, situations where helping more directly becomes possible and necessary — especially if we're not getting coherent leadership, or even honesty, from those in charge.
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Along with the relocation, the Economic Research Service will be overseen more directly by Mr. Perdue under a proposed reorganization, raising fears that its work will be less independent.
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Just as politicians play to their base, comedians now find their specific audiences, and because of social media and podcasts, they can communicate with them more directly than ever.
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Its largest market, the Americas, has seen continued sales declines, despite Tiffany's efforts to sell more directly to consumers and to revamp its flagship Fifth Avenue shop in Manhattan.
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As part of that push, Warren points to previously introduced legislation -- typically associated with bankers -- designed to hold corporate executives more directly accountable for the actions of their companies.
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But his push to stop a United Nations resolution criticizing Israel was more directly aimed at decisions still being made by his predecessor in his final days in office.
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The arrangement is somewhat unusual given Google's continuing hardware push in recent years, as the company has sought to compete more directly with device makers like LG and Samsung.
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Future operations may try to exploit this potential for destabilization more directly, perhaps by flooding the SWIFT system with fraudulent transactions to cause still-greater doubts about its integrity.
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In a sign of the tensions, Britain's top Brexit official, Oliver Robbins, left Mr. Davis's department and moved to the Cabinet Office to work more directly for Mrs. May.
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The company has, as a result, been investing heavily in building out its own e-commerce platform and refreshing stores, with the goal of selling more directly to consumers.
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Biden needs to find more balance in the coming weeks and months as the race tightens and he is challenged more directly by those below him in the polls.
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It is largely because of our respect for you that we have started a new experiment called "Your Lead" aimed at including you more directly in the journalistic process.
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Undersea cables laid through the Arctic could one day connect Asia, Northern Europe, and North America more directly, providing far shorter routes for data traveling around the northern hemisphere.
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She dissented on creating a brand new one, but argued instead for tightening up loopholes on the existing law, and for more directly involving communities in the law's implementation.
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Later, she took on Trump's plans more directly, easing off on earlier pleas for Congress to inject more money into the economy to take the burden off the central bank.
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Trump's behavior has torpedoed that public trust, so much so that it cost his Republican party in 2018's elections and will likely cost him again more directly in 2020.
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Mr Gruber says if he were king, he would target the problem more directly, by supplementing taxes on sugar and fat with a tax based on individuals' body-mass indices.
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Because even though the Spin 7 is more directly competitive with Apple's ultra-mobile laptop than anything else I've seen, it still deserves to be taken on its own terms.
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Buying a chunk of HTC's smartphone team means that Google will directly challenge Android partners including Samsung, LG, Huawei — even more directly now than it did as Motorola's parent company.
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With the time-intensive nature of building more housing, he stressed the need for smaller, more agile programs to more directly address everyday needs like hygiene and mental health issues.
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LCH said it has begun clearing non-deliverable rate swaps in the three Asian currencies for the first time, pitting it more directly against rival clearers like the Singapore Exchange.
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Fortunately, Polk figured that out fairly quickly, and so its soundbar (with subwoofer) has custom electronics that run Alexa and allow it to control the soundbar's various functions more directly.
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Asked more directly by one attendee, who described himself as a Democratic socialist, to address the President's explosive rhetoric, Moran spoke at length about a need for more "presidential" leadership.
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Budget guru Stan Collender put the problem more directly: Unfortunately for the HFC, there aren't enough votes in the House in favor of budget resolution with the cuts it wants.
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And not only is there a seemingly endless range of premium content from Netflix, HBO, Amazon Prime and others; now we could see start-ups even more directly threaten theaters.
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But if we take a closer look, it's evident that the international community and more directly the five nuclear powers have been unable to rid the world of nuclear weapons.
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In the long-run, a nuclear-armed India unfettered by the same American pressures may find it can act on its security interests more directly and forcefully than the past.
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But new financing mechanisms work more directly by lowering effective interest rates not just for businesses, but also for farmers, small businesses, nonprofits, state and local governments, and even households.
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Phil Bentley, who took over as Mitie CEO in December after Ruby McGregor-Smith's departure, said the new management team would run each unit more directly and set uniform standards.
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GLOW may have grown out of the Perfect era, but it relates more directly to the baseball film A League of Her Own, which came out in July of 1992.
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Some of them — San Carlo, Wing's — have won fame as regular haunts of players; others, like Tapeo, part-owned by United midfielder Juan Mata, are supported by them more directly.
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Was the militant-driven chaos in Libya providing an opportunity by drug traffickers to pick a route the authorities wouldn't suspect, or were the Libyan-based groups more directly involved?
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At the same time, the Clinton campaign will try to more directly address the pocketbook concerns of blue-collar voters, particularly in Rust Belt states, where Mr. Trump has appeal.
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It also suggests that Twitter may soon compete more directly with services such as Facebook-owned WhatsApp, which allows one-on-one and group conversations with end-to-end encryption.
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In the fall, they traded sharp words more directly: He cast her as a "my way or the highway" elitist, and she suggested he was running in the wrong party.
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The idea of expanding apprenticeships to more directly connect community college students with local labor market needs has enjoyed bipartisan support but could enjoy another billion or two in money.
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But some candidates in past presidential campaign cycles have tried to hold off over concerns that a large security entourage could hamper their ability to interact more directly with supporters.
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The new features thrust Instagram more directly into competition with Twitter and into a heightened rivalry with Snap, which is particularly notable as Snap recently filed paperwork to go public.
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Pete Buttigieg's stint at McKinsey gets more attention, but the time he spent driving "real people" around in a van for Al Gore might speak more directly to his candidacy.
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That is to say, it expresses itself in journalism and commentary that is more directly about the question of why your side should win and the other side should lose.
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Sky's appeal to U.S. media firms is such that owning the company would give them both a rare opportunity to diversify out of North America and reach consumers more directly.
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Or put a more positive spin on the situation by expressing interest in working more directly with some other colleague, or on some other project, that you're really excited about.
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"We've still got a way to go to get to the returns we should be generating, and I want to more directly support that effort," Staley said of the demands ahead.
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In the U.S., Under Armour is struggling to compete with rivals as it focuses on selling more directly to consumers and pulling product out of wholesale channels and off-price chains.
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It was also a chance for them to pull Biden, who has tried to hover above the sharp elbows of the race as front-runner, more directly into the fray. Sens.
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Officials have said the United States is considering deepening its role in the conflict in Yemen by more directly assisting its Gulf allies, who are fighting Iranian-supported Houthi rebels there.
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More directly accountable to the public they serve, these networks not only tend to offer better service at lower prices, these ISPs tend to actually respect net neutrality and consumer privacy.
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Facebook says it recently updated its enforcement policies to take more factors into account when deciding what constitutes hate speech, which includes holding group administrators more directly accountable for hateful content.
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It was, by most accounts, the advent of the penny press—newspapers with mass appeal—that pioneered the advertising business model and led more directly to the papers we know today.
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Hutson, who is from Orlando, FL, was a competitive dancer and did gymnastics growing up, but her extensive background in martial arts and acting led her more directly to stunt work.
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Facebook has the most users of any other social media platform, and by combining its assets this way, the company could more directly compete with Apple's iMessage and Google's messaging services.
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Amazon, which owns Whole Foods, invested in June earlier this year, and this integration means June starts to more directly match what some competitor's smart ovens do by supporting specific meals.
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"Our aim is to engage business leaders and managers in diversity and inclusion efforts more directly so that we can collectively work toward meeting hiring, retention, and progression goals," Brown wrote.
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Despite more assertive efforts, it has also become increasingly clear that Xi's anti-corruption attempts have been more directly targeted at his party's rivals, according to reporting from the Washington Post.
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This new baby may speak more directly than her water sign aunts — and she'll probably have less of a tolerance for free-wheeling, abstract conversations than her Gemini sister and father.
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SpotHero is integrating Waze, a navigation app owned by Google, into its app to enable its customers nationwide to more directly navigate to a pre-booked parking spot near their destination.
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For the last several days, Hong Kong has been overrun with demonstrators protesting a new law that would put the municipality more directly under the control of mainland China's authoritarian government.
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Although a voice stress analyzer test is only one part of Metro Nashville's hiring process, there is some evidence that lie detector screening contributes more directly to lopsided hiring practices elsewhere.
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That's probably because community banks do not pose the same potential systemic threats that big banks do and because their executives are more directly involved with managing personnel and daily operations.
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These were to be more directly geared toward fulfilling current computing jobs, including some likely to crop up the next half of this year in New York, a spokesperson told VICE.
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More directly responsible for the costs of their plans, individuals will naturally be more prudent in their healthcare spending, more discerning in their search for plans tailored to their specific needs.
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Political decentralization allows citizens to vote with their feet, to express their dissatisfaction with their government more directly and decisively by moving to a jurisdiction whose governance better reflects their values.
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It appears this go around, Google is downsizing both models, but retaining more premium materials for better build quality, perhaps as a way to compete more directly against Apple and Samsung.
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"As technology continues to drive change, CBL must not only adjust its operations to compete and grow market share, but also connect more directly with consumers and other partners," added Lebovitz.
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The lawmakers say this gives flexibility to people, whether they get employer-based insurance or not, to more directly control their healthcare spending, for example by using a health savings account.
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"There will be no bazooka," a senior EU official said on Thursday, ruling out — at this stage — that the bloc could get more directly involved in handling asylum seekers inside Africa.
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This would more directly place those federal matters under the behind the scenes control of Whitaker as the interim attorney general, which is still very much a net win for Trump.
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Microsoft has shaped up parts of its enterprise business over the last several years to compete more directly against the likes of Salesforce (and likewise, Salesforce has also done the same).
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A new, purposefully unambivalent song, "With My Whole Heart," looks more directly toward pop, with a danceable stop-start beat, evolving synth-pop constructions and vocals that invite call-and-response.
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There was plenty of new language describing the risks that Apple faced — risks that Apple executives discussed in November and disclosed more directly in a letter to shareholders on Jan. 2.
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For men the association between appearance and behavior could be wired more directly, since being strong or muscular could be thought of as prerequisite for being active, assertive, or physically aggressive.
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Instead I stopped at another beach on the way and sat and stared in the wind and then had to head more directly to the airport, accounting for Los Angeles traffic.
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While the berth of possible interactions is still fairly wide, especially in the more directly interactive virtual reality, the engagement experienced by the player is still basically controlled by the designer.
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For more than a week, Sanders has more directly attacked Joe Biden, the national top polling candidate, arguing the former vice president has too much "baggage" to win a general election.
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Finally, an installation consisting of a darkened bank vault with a cash machine vandalized by the artist, more directly connects the banking industry with the "downfall" suggested in the painting's title.
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In other cases, the issues are more tangentially related to economics, and more directly to a changing America: Republican voters tend to be more concerned with issues like immigration and crime.
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The music harks back to the folk-Baroque arrangements of singer-songwriters from the late 1960s and early '70s and, even more directly, to the decisively fragile music of Elliott Smith.
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Unlike some candidates, Booker ties combating climate change with a direct focus on minority and vulnerable communities, arguing that those without significant economic means are more directly impacted by the issue.
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"I wanted to work more directly with founders at an earlier stage and when I took a step back after Facebook, that's what I realized I was passionate about," she said.
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It would tie Trump more directly to the pressure campaign and make it more difficult to say it was Rudy Giuliani going rogue, or just Sondland's interpretation of what Trump wanted.
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The answers we got from the VCs included everything from big legislative changes in healthcare to companies like Amazon or Walmart more directly owning pieces of the $22020 trillion healthcare industry.
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Since the 1990s, it has become easier for politicians to speak more directly to the voters, and it is easier for people to tailor their own media diet to their own preferences.
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She followed up Rope with a series of far lighter albums aligned more directly both with the pop of their moment, and then was dominated by her most fervent imitator, Britney Spears.
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" Breyer then stated his question more directly: "Is the government's position that this paragraph, which says shall be arrested upon release, applies to a person who has been released 50 years before?
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But the rise has also led to scrutiny, including his ability to win African-American voters and decisions he made during his time as mayor that more directly impacted communities of color.
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Analysts have said Nintendo's family-oriented game titles compete with smartphone games more directly than titles from rival console makers Sony and Microsoft, which focus on high-end graphics targeting core gamers.
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That extended roll-out will help Acura more directly challenge existing luxury sub-brands like Audi RS, BMW M and Mercedes-AMG as well as boost sales, which have lagged of late.
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Economists also note that the latest round of U.S. tariffs hit on goods that are more directly consumer products, and could impact companies, retailers and consumers just as holiday shopping gets underway.
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It seems unlikely to work; Romney is the most committed senator to hearing from former national security adviser John Bolton, whose unpublished book reportedly links Trump more directly with Ukraine aid freeze.
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CNN is launching a new app for Amazon's Alexa platform and its line of Echo speakers that will connect the news network's TV network more directly with the voice-based computing platform.
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The former President will have a chance to more directly channel his political thoughts when he campaigns for Ralph Northam in the Virginia gubernatorial election in the fall, the Obama aide said.
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According to a new report from Bloomberg, Microsoft is eyeing the end of the year to release a $400 version of the Surface designed to compete more directly with Apple's ubiquitous tablet.
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Those people might be tempted by the many good Android phones that can be had for less than $400, and Apple is taking them on more directly than it ever has before.
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Public policy must support the scaling of innovative efforts across the country to address hunger as well as improve health by more directly linking food and diet to disease treatment and prevention.
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That grim reality presents difficult choices for Mr. Obama, who must decide whether to keep the current troop strength and possibly to change the military's role to fight the Taliban more directly.
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Another way to parse Dylan is to separate his voice—a harsh grasp at the blues—from his melodies and song structures, which speak more directly to Appalachia than to the Delta.
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The Russia veto over the U.N. Security Council statement should be a warning to the White House to engage more directly and decisively in Libya, especially now with an impending civil war.
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"Our military leaders communicate more frequently and more directly than ever before in the past," Rice said in a meeting with a vice chairman of China's powerful Central Military Commission, Fan Changlong.
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NIKE — Shares of NIKE rose more than 1% after the footwear manufacturer said it will stop selling merchandise directly to Amazon, as part of its push to sell more directly to consumers.
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With the launch of the Bolt last year, it went more directly after those who are watching a combination of TV along with content from top services like Netflix, Amazon and others.
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Amazon is reportedly looking to offer an Echo that more directly competes with high-end speakers like the Sonos line of devices or Apple's HomePod, according to a new report from Bloomberg.
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"I would guess that, realistically, if you're on the coaching staff you would know something about it, but whether they heard specifics and were more directly involved, that's another question," Burlenski said.
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If the Democratic Party wants to keep such voters engaged and committed to showing up in the fall, leaders will have to speak more directly to them and better address their needs.
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Liberal and left media is always at the mercy of the free market, but conservatives—true believers in authority and hierarchies, after all—are more directly at the mercy of their masters.
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She has more frequently and more directly accused the president of bigotry and hatred, and she and her aides have begun saying that she is eager to "prosecute the case" against him.
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But now that the bloc's other member nations are more directly involved, they are raising objections to what they see as a good deal for Britain, all things considered, not the reverse.
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Its title suggests that, while its milieu is music, the novel is more directly concerned with immortalizing great passions in general — in finding sensuality wherever it may lurk, including in the sonic.
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A fast throw can get the package down into the atmosphere more directly, without a long delay as atmospheric drag causes its orbit to slowly decay in a hard-to-predict way.
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The confrontations, which threaten to draw Israel more directly into the conflict, began before dawn when Israel intercepted what it said was an Iranian drone that had penetrated its airspace from Syria.
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Google paid more than $12 billion to buy Motorola Mobility, another struggling handset maker, in an attempt to take on Apple more directly and own the hardware stack from top to bottom.
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And a phone app introduced last Friday, which is intended to allow the show to communicate more directly with its fans, was downloaded more than 500,000 times in its first 72 hours.
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Put your money in a savings account, so that eventually, you can afford to take on a low-paid (or unpaid) summer internship that is more directly related to your chosen field.
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But Klobuchar made that argument more directly, and a bit more coherently, than we've seen in prior debates, including by bluntly stating the biggest problem for single-payer health care: the Senate.
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Although the flight paths more directly affect neighboring Hackensack, there is no ignoring the airport: Twenty years ago, a twin-engine plane crashed into a Hasbrouck Heights backyard, killing the four passengers.
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Another fumble led even more directly to a score when safety Brady Breeze scooped up the ball after Wisconsin punter Anthony Lotti dropped it, racing 31 yards for a third-quarter touchdown.
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The United States military has been training and advising African Union and Somali government forces in the country while becoming more directly involved in its civil war for the past several years.
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Trump, a Republican, has harshly criticized the nuclear accord struck under predecessor President Barack Obama, a Democrat, but he has kept it alive while signaling a desire to confront Iran more directly.
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His administration has proposed other moves, including allowing older adults to more directly benefit from drug rebates in Medicare, and tying the cost of some drugs to their price in other countries.
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His administration has proposed other moves, including allowing older adults to more directly benefit from drug rebates in Medicare, and tying the cost of some drugs to their price in other countries.
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And as the cost of technology declines, affordable bookkeeping and inventory tracking tools are helping booksellers run their businesses more efficiently, while social media lets them reach customers more directly, he said.
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Other works more directly tackle environmental issues, like Sarah Max Beck and Robert C. Beck's "Possibility Chambers" (222), which constructs a wetland ecosystem, including a water tank, electronics, and an LCD screen.
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It also means that renewables may come to compete more directly with natural gas in some markets, rather than requiring more gas to balance their intermittency, as has been the case so far.
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" (Authorities have not publicly confirmed or denied allegations that Chris confessed.) On Facebook, Shanann's brother spoke even more directly, writing in one post: "I just want 30 seconds alone with that heartless psychopath.
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Beta-amyloid is believed to be more directly linked to the early progression of Alzheimer's, but by the time the disease is fully recognizable in someone, both tangles and plaques litter the brain.
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That means a party-line decision supporting the Trump administration on the census case would more clearly bear his stamp -- and thus more directly undercut his attempts to portray the court as nonpartisan.
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At the same time, officials have said the United States is considering deepening its role in the Yemen conflict by more directly aiding its Gulf allies, who are fighting Iranian-supported Houthi rebels.
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That means it competes much more directly with Sony's own phone business, which accounts for 12 percent of the mobile market in Japan, second place behind Apple (and its 47 percent market share).
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Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian announced that the two were collaborating to integrate Reddit content more directly into Bing search results, funneling info from Reddit crowd-sourced AMAs and other posts into Bing.
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And like the others, WorkMail is about leveraging the power of Amazon Web Services to more directly serve the needs of a business's end users, rather than being just a back-end solution.
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Meanwhile, Britain's government minister for Africa and the Middle East, Tobias Ellwood, pointed the finger more directly, saying, "Russia, you are making the situation worse, not solving it," according to the news agency.
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Aeva won't say exactly what the secret sauce is — though Salehian told me it is a mix of hardware and software working in tandem that allows the sensor to capture data more directly.
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The heads of UN country teams would no longer fall under the purview of the UN Development Programme, making them more directly accountable for the political and human-rights strategy on the ground.
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This allows Facebook to focus on things it's more familiar with, he wrote, like working with the government, dealing with policy matters, and solving problems more directly related to the connectivity being provided.
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And Whedon was more directly involved in the 2001-2003 comics series Fray, a far-future take on Buffy featuring a Slayer descendant who'd inherited Buffy's primary weapon and her primary problem — vampires.
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With the median age of Facebook users trending upward, strategists say the platform's users also overlap more directly with the demographics of the Republican base than other social media like Instagram or Snapchat.
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While Slack started as a way to reduce email by offering a team chat environment for workplaces, it's now ramping up its efforts to challenge Skype more directly, including by introducing calling features.
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After four years of behind-the-scenes financial and tactical support for a would-be Libyan strongman, Russia is now pushing far more directly to shape the outcome of Libya's messy civil war.
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When asked more directly how he plans to address leaks, Barr advocated for a consistent approach in which those who are caught leaking without authorization are punished through the agency's internal disciplinary process.
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From Miró he took more directly a visual vocabulary—the biomorphic streamlined forms, at once abstract and animal, that would be the basis of his art-making for the rest of his life.
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Gordon's hiring follows Zinke's decision earlier this year to temporarily designate Combs, another outspoken ESA critic, as acting assistant secretary for fish, wildlife and parks, which more directly oversees ESA implementation and enforcement.
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However, the Communist Party of China is now attempting to control the culture much more directly, not just on broadcast media like television, but also on apps and devices throughout the Middle Kingdom.
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Facebook said on Thursday that it would be tweaking its algorithms to feature some videos more prominently in its news feed, as it attempts to compete more directly with other video streaming platforms.
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"These tariffs are mostly on consumer goods, so the impact here will be more directly on people's purchasing power," said Veuger, an economist at the American Enterprise Institute, a right-leaning think tank.
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The University of Michigan's survey more directly gets at how consumers feel about current personal finances, which tends to make it quite sensitive to monthly fluctuations in gas prices and the stock market.
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The feature allows them to create a landing page to promote a video ahead of its release and includes a chat feature like live videos, allowing YouTube to compete more directly with Twitch.
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Grove Collaborative also looks to be competing more directly now with well-funded Brandless, which raised $240 million from SoftBank's Vision Fund in summer at a valuation of slightly more than $500 million.
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In a recent interview, Akili CEO Eddie Martucci makes the comparison to ADHD drugs that affect brain chemicals, saying the right software can more directly stimulate those neurons which could help some people.
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It is a pastiche of other games that, in turn, were more directly re-creating other movies and shows, which had themselves been informed by the gauzy Greatest Generation historiography of the 1990s.
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The bill appeared to be gathering momentum Friday, as key holdouts in the Senate -- where Republicans have a slim two-vote majority -- signaled their support for the bill, some more directly than others.
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The United States is considering deepening its role in Yemen's conflict by more directly aiding the Saudi-led coalition and the proposed support could allow America to assist an eventual push on Hodeidah.
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But in his speeches, Trump was speaking more directly about the particular struggles of working-class black Americans and describing how the government should help them more than any presidential candidate in years.
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The shift in tone appears to be a product of the president's concern that the investigation into possible ties between his associates and Russia's election interference is bearing down on him more directly.
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But, as a television mini-series, DuVernay's project more directly benefits from the archival research found in the 2012 documentary "The Central Park Five," directed by Ken Burns, Sarah Burns and David McMahon.
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The push to prioritize climate change — and more directly challenge the political power of the fossil fuel industry — has been so strong that it's carried almost all of the candidates along with it.
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While the re-enactment material emphasizes how the specter of lynchings reverberates in the 21st century, so too — much more directly — does the case of Lacy, which deserved a movie of its own.
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Though fewer people were able to watch Gauff on Tuesday afternoon than had come out for her qualifying matches over the weekend, the presence and expectations of the crowd were more directly felt.
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While discussions about whether government should have a larger role in health care do not trace perfectly back to the crisis, the job and wage issues are more directly linked, according to Bivens.
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Warren, who's filtered her campaign message largely through a class-based lens, has declined to call out sexism when pressed by reporters, though her campaign and its surrogates have addressed it more directly.
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The best HomeKit devicesAn Apple HomeKit ecosystem lets you control a variety of smart home devices, including speakers, media players, lights, outlets, security cameras, locks, thermostats, and more, directly from Apple's Home app.
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A "launch pad" for both U.S. economic and strategic benefit If foreign aid was more directly linked to strategic interests in the private sector, U.S. public resources could be leveraged by private ones.
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In California, where we have a large, devoted readership, we're now inviting readers more directly into the story-generation process by actively soliciting their questions and then having a reporter dig into them.
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For the brand advertisers, voice ads offer a way to more directly measure how many people an ad reached — something that's not possible with traditional audio ads, which by their nature aren't clickable.
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Rep. Mark Meadows (R-NC), a founding member of the conservative Freedom Caucus and staunch ally of President Donald Trump, is retiring from Congress — quite possibly to start working for Trump more directly.
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By contrast, issues of both foreign policy and civil liberties now more directly cut across the existing party coalitions, mostly because these issues have played a less central role in our public conversation.
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More directly put: the Nintendo Wii's success was not a "return to form" for Nintendo, which once dominated the video game market, but an exception to years of hardware sales on the decline.
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The change comes at a time when Facebook has been increasingly focused on competing more directly with rival Snapchat through a number of features across its platforms, including Facebook itself, Messenger, Instagram and WhatsApp.
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Kennedy, the Center for Strategic and International Studies adviser, said he thinks the shift could be a means of focusing more directly on the 5G technology that the government considers the most pressing concern.
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In a New England Journal of Medicine commentary published Wednesday, a pair of Boston doctors make the case that it's high time medical professionals engage more directly in the fight to limit climate change.
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The question more directly related to political bravery is whether Clinton should have chosen a woman or a person of color instead of someone who looks like, well, 43 of the past 44 presidents.
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Elsewhere at AT&T, its WarnerMedia division is working a streaming service of its own, HBO Max, which is meant to battle more directly with premium offerings, like Disney+ or Apple TV+, for example.
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Pushback from the Congressional Black Caucus and progressives caused party leaders to shelve their first version of the resolution, which focused principally on anti-Semitism and they felt it more directly singled out Omar.
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Spotify's very first hardware device will attempt to deliver music more directly to customers instead of going through Apple's CarPlay or Google's Android Auto, platforms found on newer vehicles that the company already supports.
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He said North Koreans most commonly watch South Korean TV dramas, but outside content should be tailored to appeal more directly to a North Korean audience and convey democratic principles in a subtle way.
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To be fair, the Apple TV 4K more directly competes with the new Fire TV box, but the price difference is still eye-popping — you can buy a Fire TV today for just $54.99.
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And today, the company is officially unveiling its product, a tiny box that can more directly measure objects in a given scene and the distance and velocity of those objects relative to one another.
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Even if recreating it on broadcast TV in 2016 couldn't capture that initial thrill, the potential was there to adapt it in a way that would more directly challenge the present-day status quo.
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Parkinson says it's tough to disentangle, and they're now pursuing research that will get at that question more directly: Asking if people who befriend one another have similar neural responses before they ever meet.
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Paul Manafort was the biggest name in the indictments released Monday by Robert Mueller, but the charges announced against George Papadopoulos, a former Trump campaign foreign policy advisor, dealt more directly with campaign activities.
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But plenty of it can also be spread among the GOP legislators who refuse to challenge the president more directly or at all, as a co-equal branch of government is supposed to do.
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This digital approach will also apply more directly to future recruitment efforts; the Army is developing a way to track the anonymized online behaviors of prospects so it can better target them with ads.
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The tariffs will work in the same way as the 25 percent taxes already imposed on $250 billion worth of Chinese goods, but this time around, the taxes will hit U.S. consumers more directly.
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After discussing the deal with the officials, Mr. Kerry returned to the bargaining table and asked most of the aides from both countries to leave so he could speak more directly with Mr. Lavrov.
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"It was a standard package, but an extended package, extended story where you'd hear more directly from candidate on the issue instead of hearing all the spin and all the rhetoric," Livingston also said.
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But the Republican reluctance to confront Trump too forcefully could create a rare opening in farm country for Democrats who are generally challenging Trump much more directly than their GOP counterparts over the tariffs.
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Harvard's attorneys countered that the evidence failed to demonstrate any Asian American bias and that the lawsuit was more directly aimed at ending decades-old efforts toward racial diversity that enhances the educational experience.
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In recent months, streaming media app Plex has expanded its focus from offering tools to organize and stream your home media collection of photos, TV shows and movies, to more directly targeting cord cutters.
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Aside from the zine-esque character portraits and backgrounds stitched from unsettling photos, this game is less involved than the average visual novel, which often has the player more directly putting events into motion.
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The new service allows companies to manage their employees' food orders and positions Uber Eats to compete more directly against rivals that already offer corporate accounts, including Deliveroo, GrubHub and Foodpanda (in some markets).
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And consumers benefit in general from lower oil prices and the resulting decline in gas prices at the pump, especially in the United States where retail markets react more directly to supply and demand.
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Moreover, there is strong evidence that Sanders is better disposed toward Biden than he was toward Hillary Clinton and that Sanders will more directly urge his voters to support "Uncle Joe's" clearly progressive agenda.
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Last year, Spotify was spotted testing a Stories-like product called Storyline that was similar to "Behind the Lyrics," but instead allowed artists to share their own insights, inspiration and other details more directly.
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Mr. Kearney said he expected the American Constitution Society to "benefit from having someone who is comfortable and conversant not just in the law but also in public policy and in politics more directly."
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Democrats view Holmes as a key witness despite his late addition to the slate of public testimony, as his claims would tie Trump more directly to the push for investigations into his political rivals.
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And in Mr. Trump, and more directly in Mr. Bannon, some self-described "Rad Trads" — or radical traditionalists — see an alternate leader who will stand up for traditional Christian values and against Muslim interlopers.
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Roberts clashed with Trump more directly in November 2018 when he took the unusual step of issuing a statement defending the federal judiciary after Trump repeatedly criticized judges who had ruled against his administration.
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"It has been especially refreshing to see the Trump administration's willingness to seek our input, to really listen and embrace the value of state perspectives on issues that affect us more directly," Otter said.
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As part of its effort to involve students more directly, it now brings in up to 24 paid interns a year, a number that has increased gradually since Mr. Steward took over in 2009.
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Similarly, at Macy's, executives are looking at "mitigation strategies" to avoid raising prices again — even though the most recent round of tariffs, and the impending round, more directly target a range of consumer goods.
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Though Twitter's allowance of bots has come under particular criticism, the MIT researchers found these automated accounts accelerated true and false news equally, meaning people were more directly responsible for the spread of false news.
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The issues began when Tumblr decided to focus on rolling out instant messaging on web and mobile late last year, which offered users a way to more directly interact with others through real-time communication.
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Still, the hearing disappointed many viewers, who felt like it was a missed opportunity to press Pichai to explain more directly how the company plans to protect users' privacy or reckon with its societal impact.
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Asked more directly about a law in their own state banning all abortions except those necessary to save the life of the mother, nearly 6 in 10 Americans (58%) are opposed, 36% would favor it.
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Maggioncalda notes that Coursera is going to start working more directly on developing what you might think of as the next step after you learn something on its platform, which will be getting a job.
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Facebook still wants those producers on its platform, and it now has plans to pay out large sums to get longer, higher-quality videos on its platform to compete more directly with Netflix and Amazon.
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Because transaction data is openly available and not controlled by any one party, blockchain offers an opportunity to build new platforms that can connect travel providers and customers more directly and replace decades-old technology.
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Google announced a fresh partnership with Box to integrate Google Docs more directly into Box, something they had been able to do in the past, but the new integration is being billed as much smoother.
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Iowa put both Mr. Cruz and Mr. Rubio into the top tier of contenders, and so the identity issue is bound to get further complicated as they begin to compete with each other more directly.
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Nike until last summer was up against three consecutive quarters of sales declines in its home turf, following a series of wholesaler bankruptcies that forced the company to pivot to selling more directly to customers.
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It plans to expand its outreach to those voters by moving beyond big rallies, and putting Trump in more intimate settings in coming months like voter town halls where he can address concerns more directly.
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Facebook product designer Preethi Chenan explained the problem, noting that simply by marking themselves "safe," some people had worried their families and friends who then thought they had been more directly affected by the crisis.
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An investigation by the Special Projects Desk has found that Acurian may also be pursuing people's medical information more directly, using the services of a startup that advertises its ability to unmask anonymous website visitors.
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What Brand sees as the young company's competitive advantage is its ability to communicate more directly with a new audience of offset acquirers — engaging them more in the process by providing updates on the project.
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Not only does it let Android app developers design for a fixed thing in a market of very diverse things, it also lets buyers and fans articulate their dissatisfaction with other Android phones more directly.
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In Braman's, case though, such structures seem more directly related to the scale of the human body, recalling a clothes closet or a doorway (although given the otherworldly color, more likely a Star Trek transporter).
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Then there are other people who are more involved in it as victims, or participants of the underworld, who more directly feel the impact of it and have fewer barriers to defend themselves from it.
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The storm is forecast to more directly impact central and northern Luzon, though in this scenario, Manila would still be at-risk for heavy rains and strong winds from such a large and powerful storm.
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And the department store sector as a whole is increasingly under pressure, with the brands found within those stores selling more directly to consumers as additional sales move online to behemoths like Amazon and Walmart.
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" In response to a question about about non-discretionary items and whether we'll see Wish take on Amazon more directly by selling items like paper towels: "The answer is yes and that's starting to happen.
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The intimate settings gave Trump a chance to connect with voters more directly and showcased his ability to moderate his tone; something with the potential to reassure voters on the fence about his brash style.
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Khan and Hynes actively remove themselves from the spotlight It wouldn't have been hard for Khan and Hynes to create versions of The Bride and Freetown Sound more directly connected to their lives and experiences.
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"It (industrial loan charter) does allow us to engage more directly with regulatory bodies so it's great to hear that comment coming today from the OCC," said Sarah Friar, the chief financial officer of Square.
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Nissan unveiled a new, more powerful version of its Leaf electric car Tuesday that will compete more directly against cars like the Chevrolet Bolt EV and, eventually, the base version of the Tesla Model 3.
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According to some evolutionary psychologists, because the responsibility of pregnancy, childbirth, and usually childrearing, falls more directly on women, they should be pickier than men about the kind of person they choose to reproduce with.
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Ideas were at the root of Mohammed's violence, the new thinking went, and if violence such as his were to be stopped, the French would have to confront the ideas and their transmission more directly.
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More directly disturbing are the Goya-like "Adoration of the Calf" (1941-42), based on a photograph of a cow's head on a cloaked pedestal by Erwin Blumenfeld, or its neighbor, "Hanged Pierrot" (1940-41).
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A more permanent hardware patch, which has already been included in some chips Intel released starting last month, addresses the problem more directly, preventing the processor from grabbing data out of buffers during speculative execution.
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The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office estimated late Thursday that only about 30 percent of beach residents had left — a figure applied more directly to the communities along the coast: Jacksonville Beach, Atlantic Beach and Neptune Beach.
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The route from happy domestic life to European paranormal shenanigans involves something of a callback to the themes of the web series' first season, when Carmilla had to more directly confront her morally ambiguous past.
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In states with party registration, a more broadly held and more stable characteristic that's more directly comparable to the historical data, the Republicans have held a 1.2-point turnout edge, 123 percent to 47.5 percent.
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Photograph by Joan Marcus Previews began less than a month after Inauguration Day, and during the following weeks Timbers began to allude more and more directly to the political drama unfolding outside the theatre's walls.
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In June it joined the fray more directly, launching a range of plant-based "chicken" nuggets and "blended" burgers, made with both plants and animal meat, which it claims are healthier than the traditional kind.
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What this YouTube crackdown represents: Moving forward, the NBA could attempt to monetize more directly its digital assets, rather than turning a (mostly) blind eye to unlicensed content and using that to drive broadcast viewership.
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The idea is that if the responsible officials are closer to and more directly familiar with cases, they will be more likely to spot errors or omissions in the draft document that case agents compile.
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She would shift it to one that focuses more directly on the elderly, taking into account that seniors spend more on health care, the cost of which typically rises more than other goods and services.
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The appeal of Sky to the likes of Comcast or Disney is such that owning the firm would give them both a rare opportunity to diversify out of the U.S. and reach consumers more directly.
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"When you've got more dollars to deploy to tech as a larger entity, you can start to compete more directly with the JPMorgans, the U.S. Banks, the Wells Fargos, who are leaders in the technology."
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" He then addressed them even more directly: "Exactly one century after Congress passed the constitutional amendment giving women the right to vote, we also have more women serving in Congress than at any time before.
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The conflicts between Pete's religious convictions and his choices in life and work were dealt with more directly, as he joined a Christian stand-up tour and introduced an uninhibited new girlfriend to his parents.
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By more directly linking the no-sugar Coke Zero and Stevia-sweetened Coke Life with the struggling Coca-Cola and Diet Coke, the company is determined to boost perception and sales across all beverage lines.
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The Fed, he predicted, is unlikely to cut rates proactively but would wait to act until there is concrete evidence of a slowdown, either in global trade or, more directly, in spending or hiring at home.
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While it's one thing to want to collaborate more directly with the community, it seems strange that twttr is rolling out a feature designed to increase — not decrease — engagement with "likes" at this point in time.
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PlayStation Vue competes more directly with services that aim to offer an internet version of what you miss from cable TV, like Sling TV, AT&T's forthcoming DirecTV, and Hulu's upcoming live TV service, for example.
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In recent weeks, Mr. Trump has been attacking Mr. Cruz more directly, raising questions about the senator's Cuban heritage and his Canadian roots to create doubt over whether he is even eligible to run for president.
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The decision to confront Mr. Cruz more directly comes as Mr. Trump, who has dominated most national and state polls for months, faces the prospect of losing to the Texas senator in next month's Iowa caucuses.
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The app can also learn what time of day you tune into certain types of content, plus you can more directly indicate you like something by "boosting" it with a double-press on the Siri remote.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States is considering deepening its role in Yemen's conflict by more directly aiding its Gulf allies battling Iran-aligned Houthi rebels, officials say, potentially relaxing a U.S. policy that limited American support.
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Dealing more directly with the data underlying EPA rules and procedures, EPA abides by the Information Quality Guidelines which prescribe comprehensive measures to assure quality, objectivity, utility, and integration of the data used in the rule.
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Cyanogen — the company best known for its Android-based Cyanogen OS — is launching MOD today, a new developer platform that will give app developers the ability to integrate their apps more directly into the operating system.
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Pressed by CNN's Jake Tapper Sunday on "State of the Union," Thomas Bossert, the White House homeland security adviser, defended Trump's decision to not more directly call out -- or name -- the white supremacists in Charlottesville. Why?
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Logistics firms, small importers and wine makers are also tapping the online market to prune costs and reach more directly to China's vast market, long seen as a goldmine for vineyards from Bordeaux to the Barossa.
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" (Authorities have not publicly confirmed or denied allegations that Chris confessed.) On Facebook, Shanann's brother, Frank Rzucek Jr., spoke even more directly, writing in one post: "I just want 30 seconds alone with that heartless psychopath.
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Various countries have introduced legislation to more directly deal with the legality of law enforcement malware, some with restrictions on what can be obtained or what sort of warrant is required for different types of data.
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The launch startup has also just demonstrated its Falcon Heavy rocket, which could put larger payloads into space and eventually compete more directly with the Atlas V from ULA for different kinds of Air Force contracts.
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With the revamped Kids section, however, Spotify is challenging Apple Music more directly, as it goes beyond offering fun family-friendly playlists like Apple's "Frozen Radio" or "Lullabies," to include these early childhood learning activities, too.
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Meanwhile, eBay has owned StubHub since buying the company in 2007 for $310 million, as a way to more directly invest in the secondary market for tickets, many of which were being resold on eBay itself.
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She has figured in some of his earlier shows, including "Jomama Jones: Radiate" (2011) and "Duat" (2016), in which Mr. Jones delved more directly into his own life and made the transformation into his character explicit.
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If anything, the third Democratic debate in Houston was notable for how few of the nine other candidates took hard swings at Biden, a marked contrast from earlier debates when his record was more directly challenged.
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And then, just as the album was all but complete, British and American elections shook up the world, delaying the album again and eventually bringing a darker, more directly political cast to some of the lyrics.
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Home, the Berlin-based startup that set out offering an app to help landlords manage rentals but has since pivoted to solve the landlord-tenant problem more directly, has raised €11 million in Series A funding.
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In the US, senator Elizabeth Warren has been duking it out publicly with Facebook on the same point as Collins rather more directly — by running ads on Facebook saying it's endorsing Trump by supporting his lies.
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"Our individuals were in these kind of sealed, trapped stone oven-type things, whereas his individual was in a regular building — much more exposed and much more directly affected by the pyroclastic flow itself," he said.
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Instead, we end up with a story about Ford versus Ford, as Carroll Shelby (Damon) and his team take on the more directly Ford-sponsored teams, then get bamboozled into giving up Ken Miles's big win.
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Players and club officials can better control their public messaging through Twitter or Instagram, but the networks have also allowed fans to share their thoughts — negative or positive — more publicly and more directly with the team.
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In Monday's House Judiciary Committee hearing, House Democrats sought to put the spotlight right back on Trump, whose own words and actions make the case for impeachment more directly and powerfully than any other witness could.
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The appeal of Sky to the likes of Comcast or Disney is such that owning the firm would give them both a rare opportunity to diversify out of the U.S. and reach consumers overseas more directly.
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In later forms of jazz, more heavily influenced by funk and soul, the instrument sometimes played more of a steadying role — holding sultry tones, projecting calm — while the rhythm section addressed questions of impact more directly.
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It also speaks more directly to contemporary American themes: the place of the gun, the fate of the environment and the fantasies and paranoias of those who turn their back on constitutional government and American society.
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Its participatory pieces form a compassionate pedagogy suggesting that not fear and exclusion, but rather a course of invitation and envelopment may lead more directly lead to the common goals of safety, security, and liberty for all.
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Specifically, some of the sovereign funds wanted Tesla to open production facilities in their home countries—something that would tie the company's image more directly to the new stockholders and risk a rerun of its production nightmares.
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Sanders and Barber talked about the intersection of economic and racial injustice — although Barber confronted the race issue much more directly and often throughout the evening, focusing largely on voter suppression and redistricting that targets African Americans.
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Spotify's lackluster trading history may be more due to the fact that Apple has stepped up its streaming efforts to take on Spotify more directly — and not because Spotify listed shares directly as opposed to an IPO.
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Munster said in an email that Amazon is "overspending" on content relative to his prediction and that he would prefer the company invest in services more directly related to its core e-commerce business, like faster delivery.
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The Q&A has since amassed nearly 500 total comments, with many drivers clamoring for more two-way conversations with the company and for Jones to more directly answer questions instead of relying on corporate talking points.
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Fredrik Erixon, an analyst in Brussels, said Mr. Renzi could also benefit from growing resentment toward Germany, as others also complain that Berlin is imposing its will on European Union institutions more directly than in the past.
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Slightly more surprising, however, is the addition of another device to the ever-growing universe of Galaxy products, the Galaxy Book, a Windows-based convertible meant to compete more directly with the likes of Microsoft's Surface line.
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More directly, "Calendar Girl" was inspired by a time when Kaya felt it difficult to leave her apartment so she'd write simple tasks on a calendar—"walk around the block"—as motivation to break her self-confinement.
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By letting apps talk more directly with the OS, Google hopes Android will be more useful, more efficient, and less taxing on its users, and Actions and Slices are two core features aimed at achieving those goals.
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I suspect that Facebook's instant split-screen group video chat Bonfire, which mimics teen app Houseparty, could go from a standalone app testing in a few countries to being baked more directly into Messenger in some form.
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More directly, the CPSC is calling on hoverboard makers and sellers to voluntarily take hoverboards off the market until they can be certified as safe by UL, the independent testing firm widely used by U.S. electronics manufacturers.
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But the pact is now hanging by a thread and Britain was thrust more directly into the confrontation on July 4, when its Royal Marines seized an Iranian tanker, the Grace 1, off the coast of Gibraltar.
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For higher-profile accounts, it could be a way to engage more directly with fans, or host impromptu AMA (ask me anything) sessions, that currently tend to happen via live streams or on other platforms, like Reddit.
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Jessica Grizzel, the group director of Blast Radius, the advertising agency behind Huawei's new Mate 9 campaign, told Campaign US Huawei's original concept called for Long to speak more directly about his role in Apple's former campaign.
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As Mr. de Blasio spoke, two top aides to the governor posted their own thoughts on Twitter, seemingly emboldened by the inspector general's report and Mr. Cuomo's words a day before to attack the mayor more directly.
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After suggesting that Mexican migrants were drug dealers and rapists upon entering the race last year, Mr. Trump has made illegal immigration a centerpiece of his campaign and at times has veered more directly toward racial demagogy.
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ServiceNow's commentary around the resilience of Digital Transformation spend amid broader IT spending fears, as well as the potential that the company will address margin framework more directly at upcoming Dreamforce analyst day, bode well for CRM.
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These newly built units were more directly controlled by Bashir than traditional law enforcement agencies, and largely consisted of young men from tribes of Arab descent, playing directly in to Bashir's policy of tribally dividing and conquering.
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