"Cars are so reliable now, and more durable," he said.
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Advocates believe a law will make net neutrality more durable.
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Even if the fingerprint melts, skin cells are more durable.
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"But Plainview is more durable than I am," he says.
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Companies have begun to make lighter but more durable trailers.
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And they are five times more durable, which reduces servicing costs.
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The Logitech Crayon feels more durable and functional for everyday use.
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More durable drones means DRL can be less worried about accidents.
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It made paints shiny and more durable, and their colours brighter.
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That is the next hurdle — developing more durable lithium-ion batteries.
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But the iPhone XS was supposed to be better, more durable.
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It definitely doesn't feel more durable than my iPhone X did.
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"We hope provide a more durable and ecological alternative," he adds.
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The more durable efforts to raise wages should involve combating inequality.
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This approach wins wider public acceptance, leading to more durable legislation.
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It turns out that I'm tougher — more durable — than I knew.
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Its pieces are more durable, affordable, stackable, and convenient to use.
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For starters, SSDs are more durable than their disc-based predecessors.
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The downside is they are not more durable than previous phones.
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Samsung's new Galaxy S8 Active is the S8's more durable cousin.
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Instead, he's proving that the shift could be more durable than expected.
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"Acetate was more durable and practical than carrying glass around," Yee said.
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They are also more durable, able to survive a washing machine cycle.
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It also turned out to be one of SoftBank's more durable bets.
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Bird has invested in upgrading its fleet to heavier, more durable scooters.
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It has to be 10 times more durable than it is today.
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But this new scooter is bigger and made with a more durable frame.
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Here, too, however, Pinterest could prove more durable than some of its competitors.
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It turns out that intestinal parasites are more durable than you might think.
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But bamboo is more durable than people give it credit for, they say.
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So why does the system now look more durable than it once did?
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In essence, the OLED's are way more durable and are practically shatter-proof.
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Apparently it was more durable and had a better writing surface than papyrus.
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The reusable sheets are more durable and more absorbent than traditional paper towels.
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A more durable everyday dark blue uniform was introduced in the 19th century.
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But he was never able to convert that momentum into something more durable.
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A more durable iPhone could even be great for Apple's long-term profitability.
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Plaster wasn't just a more durable surface, it was a more decorative one.
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The hinge is supposed to be more durable to help keep debris out.
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Maglite flashlight — Never has there been a more durable, sturdy flashlight, Rohles says.
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The trucks are now CNC'd from metal instead of cast so they're more durable.
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It's also made of a more durable and scratch-resistant Corning Gorilla Glass 3.
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As '90s icons go, Fiona Apple figured to be more durable than she's been.
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But the My Passport SSD doesn't just offer a faster and more durable drive.
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Both scooters, the company says, are designed to be more durable and longer-lasting.
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In contrast, YInMn is safe to produce, environmentally benign, and more durable than ultramarine.
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Growth has proved "more durable than anticipated", IMF Resident Representative Neil Saker told Reuters.
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Compared to pneumatic pumps, this version is significantly smaller, more efficient and more durable.
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The single most important thing fashion can do is to make products more durable.
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LELO HEX condoms are stronger, more durable condoms that decrease the chance of tears.
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It remains to be seen if the new home button will be more durable.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - The latest diet trend may prove more durable than previous fads.
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Rubber globes are more durable and reusable, but disposable latex ones are fine too.
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One constitutes a deeper, more durable state, while the other is superficial and transient.
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Veatch&aposs experiences taught him that this population needs more durable and accessible options.
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For us, that's actually a point in its favor, since polycarbonate is more durable.
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But it's probably plenty for those who prefer the Xcover Pro's more durable design.
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Lime and its competitors have raised prices and tried to build more durable scooters.
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Lower-karat gold tends to more durable, so 14K gold is a popular choice.
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"Ceramics are much more durable than metals," says Julia Greer, a materials scientist at Caltech.
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The company says the glass is more durable than before and has improved water resistance.
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It's meant to be more durable, with a longer battery life and bike-like brakes.
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The plastic container works but isn't as nice as glass (though it is more durable).
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But fuel cells need to be cheaper, more durable and efficient to spark real change.
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This material is more durable, drying quickly and resisting mold and mildew better than cotton.
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The more principles and interests converge, the more durable Europeans' return to Asia will prove.
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The hope is that the new Razr will be more durable than the Galaxy Fold.
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They can charge faster, have longer life cycles and are more durable than lithium batteries.
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Only Milanese respondents felt the euro was slightly more durable than Apple's primary money-spinner.
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Weather appropriateness: If your entryway is not protected, you&aposll need a more durable mat.
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Doing so makes the body more sensitive to insulin, and therefore more durable against certain diseases.
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Crystal also happens to be more durable than glass and is usually dishwasher safe — double win.
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The X is reinforced with a stainless steel band, which Apple claims makes it more durable.
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This is the older (2nd gen) model, it is more durable than the more recent models.
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Getting rid of the physical SIM means companies can design smaller, thinner, and more durable phones.
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More durable consumer products could mean that fewer have to be made, potentially hurting manufacturers' volumes.
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If nothing else, you could view them as more durable and portable versions of the Echo.
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There are, however, a number of successful playbooks to create more durable data partnerships with incumbents.
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If you need something more durable, you can pay a bit more for the Pro model.
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Its design is more durable and can handle scratches better, plus it has a louder speaker.
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For me, choosing between a more durable phone and a headphone jack is a no-brainer.
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Just when you think a camera can get more durable, Olympus goes and makes it so.
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But the company's also releasing a "Pro" version with a ceramic back that's way more durable.
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And because of these larger ensembles, these shows are also more durable for season after season.
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The soft-touch fabric is gone and in its place is a more durable plastic construction.
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Being made from 100% long-staple cotton means it's also more durable than short-staple cotton.
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The material is more durable and comfortable than one of those sad and flimsy plastic caps.
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Some argue that the party is in many ways more durable now than a generation ago.
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But Cowboy depicts a closer, more durable mode of intimacy that is rarely seen in games.
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But there is reason to think that pay gains will prove more durable this time around.
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The filaments led to more durable light bulbs that could be used in cars and trains.
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Cook's Illustrated's top pick is flaxseed, because it is faster at creating a more durable seasoning.
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Ours has proved to be the more durable system, because of its stability, certainty, and predictability.
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It compromised on whiz-bang hardware to make something more durable and, in many ways, elegant.
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The re-released Galaxy Fold was more durable, though our review unit still had screen issues.
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Some reviewers mention that it's more durable than the other glass tea infusing travel mugs they've owned.
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It's also more durable than the Mate and is available in packs of one, two, or four.
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I like that the build quality is overall more durable and not as flimsily designed as Apple's.
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Braided USB-C and Lightning cables are more durable than those covered in a standard rubberized wrapping.
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When you cut yourself deeply, however, the body heals itself using tougher, more durable cells called myofibroblasts.
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Lenovo says the hinge will be tested to be more durable than the hinges on its laptops.
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Corning just announced the release of Gorilla Glass 6, emphasizing that it's more durable than previous models.
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They include improved engines, a more durable interstage, titanium grid fins, and a new thermal protection system.
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It's also generally more durable, with properties like wrinkle and odor resistance incorporated into its techy fibers.
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Articulating long-term, strategic objectives and capturing progress toward them is the more durable and effective solution.
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This has not only allowed them to become smaller in size, but more durable and versatile too.
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It's made in Portugal with 100% long-staple cotton, which is more durable than short-staple cotton.
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That stocky build makes it more durable and tougher in situations that require more significant blunt force.
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But WeWork has been building a more durable business than most real estate executives seem to appreciate.
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Bird recently unveiled its latest next-generation scooter with a longer-lasting battery and more durable parts.
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But rather than retain that material, the developer chose to replicate the siding in more durable aluminum.
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Whether it is merely a farewell tour or something more durable, vinyl's revival owes something to nostalgia.
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After all, we're moving away from the two-year replacement cycle as these devices get more durable.
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Although thermoelectric devices are less efficient and more expensive than photovoltaic cells, they can be more durable.
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New pipes will be made of a more durable, graphite-rich cast iron known as ductile iron.
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It feels more durable, stronger, like it might keep growing — like the cavalry may finally be arriving.
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Women's inclusion in peace processes not only leads to effective peace agreements, but also more durable ones.
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It also makes the phone more durable than those shiny glass phones that are prone to shatter.
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He did not use the word optimistic, but he felt that solutions were more durable than problems.
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However, other experts are noting interesting underlying trends that may reflect a more durable change to market levels.
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Nietzsche suggested that intellectual attraction would provide a deeper and more durable foundation for relationships than sex appeal.
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It is water-resistant like the Samsung Galaxy, and more durable than the Galaxy given its metal buttons.
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Essentially, they're supposed to be a more durable, water-resistant version of the brand's UltraBOOST X running shoe.
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A split-screen phone could be thinner, have a more pocketable shape, be more durable, and be cheaper.
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Before I saw this bulge, my impression was that this phone was much more durable than I expected.
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By creating a type of "mind movie," we're building more cognitive connections — and making the learning more durable.
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According to the user, Finn had destroyed several Piggies before his owners upgraded him to more durable toys.
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Ed Smeloff leads Vote Solar's regulatory team to make the electric power system cleaner, smarter and more durable.
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A newer set of programmes in American schools, however, tries to foster "intrinsic motivation", which is more durable.
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The nozzle is made of pure stainless steel, too, which makes it more durable and easy to clean.
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Coming up with a market solution to education, rather just relying on people's charity, is far more durable.
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IKEA Group Chief Executive Peter Agnefjall said the push was due to customers increasingly demanding more durable products.
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Pros: Completely waterproof, lightweight, breathable, easy to packCons: More durable sneakers available, minimal traction, hard to put on
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Better technology can make offshore infrastructure more durable, and informed regulation can make the offshore industry more vigilant.
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In the years since the consensus, the left's reasoning has failed while the right's has proved more durable.
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This is part of our strategy: You can make a more durable connection with someone if you empathize.
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That same British analysis also looked into reusable options, like heavier, more durable plastic bags or cotton bags.
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While d'Arnaud is the better receiver of the ball and Plawecki is more durable, both have been underwhelming.
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Firstly, the gel pillow's leatherette covering is softer and more durable than those of other ergonomic mouse pads.
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The best options are made of stainless steel, which is more durable than any glass or plastic alternative.
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It's great to see a 360 camera getting smaller, more durable, and not locked into a 360 ecosystem.
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Good on Skip for the transparency here, and hopefully we'll see these things get more durable over time.
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It also has a classy polycarbonate body, which is more durable than glass phones, and a headphone jack.
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Large rubber pads keep the battery in place and the tough plastic feels more durable than competing products.
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Homer might have been a big jerk, but he was also a more durable protagonist for the show.
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For this to be anything more durable than a temporary and fragile respite will depend on further peace talks.
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That makes it useful for those who are constantly on their feet and need something a bit more durable.
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But this upward shift in price hasn't been accompanied by greater peace of mind through tougher, more durable design.
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Although this would be expensive, it would be a less risky and more durable option over the long term.
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The material can then be formed into various shapes and is more durable than traditional car parts, Ford said.
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But in recent years no title has proven more durable (or more controversial) than that of "Africa's North Korea".
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The R2 is more durable and has more storage space than Nuro's previous delivery vehicle, the R1, Ferguson said.
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Workers need not lose out, either—in their jobs or as shoppers able to snap up more durable smartphones.
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But my earplugs are disposable, and I like the idea of getting something a bit more durable and functional.
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The BoE last year launched its first polymer banknotes which it said were more durable and harder to fake.
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She, too, stays hydrated without plastic; it's better for our planet and our bodies, plus more durable and stylish.
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The glass on the front and back of the XS is supposed to be more durable, so we'll see.
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Flash memory would be more durable, enable faster loading, and be harder for pirates to copy, according to WSJ.
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Our perpetually-dropped smartphones have pushed glass manufacturers to create stronger and more durable materials to survive our clumsiness.
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The kickstand's been upgraded to a more durable metal, and the design has been rounded off to look better.
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If these principles of strength and flexibility are applied to materials more durable than paper, the possibilities are endless.
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However, it appears that Corning is working hard to continue to make Gorilla Glass even more durable and scratchproof.
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Upon first look, however, these scooters don't appear particularly sturdier or more durable than Lyft's first batch of scooters.
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Apple completed the impossible task of simultaneously slimming down the laptop and making it more durable and longer-lasting.
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As the scooter companies grow and stick around, they've learned quickly that the vehicles need to be more durable.
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The company uses the longest, thinnest fibers of raw cashmere, resulting in a more durable and pill-resistant sweater.
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Stainless steel carafes are more durable, but you miss out on the fun visual element of glass French presses.
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The matte black finish, dazzling strobe dots, and more durable tonearm make for a sleek look and sturdy design.
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In total, the new class gives Republicans a slightly more durable majority, 20013 to 47, in the upper chamber.
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Legislation is generally more durable than executive actions, and on health care, the administration needs something that can last.
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Engineers should reinvent the medical mask altogether, replacing disposable varieties with something more durable, sustainable, perhaps even self-sanitizing.
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His ties to India's business community, and its diaspora of executives in the United States, have proved more durable.
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The higher-density snow makes for a more durable surface, but over time it's hard on backs and knees.
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I will be very, very curious to see if this "ultra-thin glass" is actually more durable than plastic.
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The latest update to Samsung's almost decade-old line of more durable Galaxy smartphones seems like a big one.
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Many of the works are now made in resin, which is more durable than plaster, especially in outdoor installations.
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She told me that she believed the Lord had sent me to tell her to use more durable materials.
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The romantic comedy has been declared dead, but it may be far more durable than it's given credit for.
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The stylus is shorter than Microsoft's current Surface Pen, the tip is more durable, and it has fewer moving parts.
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So I guess the real question is, would you sacrifice 3D Touch in exchange for a cheaper, more durable iPhone?
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Plastic polymers may make a folding device possible sooner, but the long term solution is glass, which is more durable.
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The updated keyboard would allow the keys to travel a bit longer, and it would be a bit more durable.
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These mopeds are designed to not only drive faster, but also be more durable and carry up to two people.
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LELO HEX condoms are upping the safer sex game by providing stronger, more durable condoms with less risk of tears.
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For one, the market is changing as cell phones are getting more durable and capable of surviving GoPro-type activities.
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Lyft says these scooters are designed to be more durable, and feature a more powerful battery and a hand brake.
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The finished item will be 25% lighter and five times more durable than a fuel nozzle made with conventional processes.
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Easier voting means more young and low-income voters, more progressive voters and a more durable base for future gains.
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So in 2010, a more durable solution was conceived: a $203 million steel fence outfitted with cameras and infrared sensors.
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Not only will your speaker last longer if it's more durable, but it might be a little more versatile, too.
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Fabrics have grown more durable, straps more comfortable, and bag design itself has diverted into a wide number of directions.
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Gorilla Glass 6 is, naturally, designed to be more durable than its predecessor, introduced roughly this time two years ago.
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Sheets that I've tried from Casper, Third, and Primary Goods are indeed better — they're softer, more breathable, and more durable.
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"Gels and [liquid and powder acrylics] build net-like structures that are much more durable and stronger," Schoon told me.
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Samsung says the Z Flip is a more durable foldable phone, and can be folded and unfolded over 200,000 times.
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It can operate small numbers of more advanced - faster-producing, more durable and efficient - models there without accumulating enriched uranium.
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It can operate small numbers of more advanced — faster-producing, more durable and efficient — models there without accumulating enriched uranium.
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The new Sony Gold headset is more durable than the older version and a better bargain than the PlayStation Platinum.
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If you're buying shovels, forged steel has always, in my estimation, been more durable, rather than things that are cast.
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Assets are a more durable measure of inequality than income, providing a buffer against economic downturns, both personal and societal.
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The fact that we&aposre still experiencing a record-long expansion is proof that the economy has become more durable.
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Room furnishings will be similar to those in stores, but are expected to be more durable to withstand repeated cleaning.
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Keirstead said he realized the staying power of VMWare's on-site server market was more "durable" than he originally forecast.
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Scarcity. Bitcoin is actually fixed in supply so it's better than scarce … it's more portable, its fungible, it's more durable.
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It has a different design than the Galaxy Fold that may make it more durable than Samsung's first foldable phone.
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World War II gave incentive to the creation of lighter, faster, more durable ships that could travel farther on less fuel.
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Fortunately for America, research has found that long and deep recessions lead to more durable recoveries — not the other way around.
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"My aim is that if people start buying more durable things, companies will start making their products last longer," she says.
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On top of that, some tweaks to the original iPhone X design also promise to make the iPhone XS more durable.
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The phone has the same 303-inch Quad HD display as the S7 with one major difference: It's way more durable.
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But it is also an opportunity for the euro zone to begin building a better, more durable approach to fiscal policy.
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Since rubber mats are more durable and easier to clean, they may keep your interior looking clean and tidy for longer.
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It's a more durable Surface Pen, with a hardened tip and a replacement tip if students don't look after the stylus.
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Bird Zero, its custom scooter model that is designed to be more durable and therefore last longer, first launched in October.
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The phones are fast, capable and functional, with nice upgrades to speaker audio, water resistance and a more durable home button.
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Markowicz's argument has proven more durable than its predecessors, because in addition to being convenient buck-passing, it also feels right.
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One person close to Mr. Trump said the Raskins will be the longer-term and more durable additions to the team.
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I've been testing the new Tiles, and they are indeed more durable and have better Bluetooth range and louder internal speakers.
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We shouldn't be asking for help getting tools to fix our screens, we should be asking for a more durable device.
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Now, at 31, Scherzer is more durable than ever, and his highlights are more remarkable, including two no-hitters last season.
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The resulting product can be much more durable and economical than the output of traditional manufacturing approaches, according to the company.
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Despite its revisions to become more durable and reliable, Samsung's Galaxy Fold still doesn't come highly recommended for three main reasons.
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The legislation takes aim at the tradition of keeping women out of talks as a means of making peace more durable.
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A classic platinum band like this looks more modern than gold, and is also priced accordingly, but it's also more durable.
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As a result, the button no longer depresses when it is pressed, which might make it more durable than previous iterations.
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The back is a new, more durable glass, the most durable ever on a smartphone, according to Apple SVP Phil Schiller.
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This stovetop espresso maker is made from 18/10 stainless steel, making it more durable and very attractive to look at.
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LG claims they help make the screen more durable against cracks, and they match the rounded corners of the phone's design.
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Someone designed the ribbing on that can — those horizontal ridges — because it makes the can more durable and resistant to dents.
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CLEVELAND — No pitcher in the majors has been more durable the last four seasons than Bryan Shaw of the Cleveland Indians.
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It's a better handheld experience then the original Switch, with a more durable feel, a sharper screen, and better battery life.
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The harness isn't as light as sport climbing harnesses but it is much more durable and practical than most superlight models.
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We should not have to wait for another natural disaster to spur investment in a cleaner and more durable energy infrastructure.
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Ultimately, Tesla's goal is to make the tiles a cost-effective option, partially by ensuring they're more durable than other rooftops.
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They also became smaller and more durable, with a diameter of 1.5 nanometers (rough 60,000 times thinner than a human hair).
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Hachimoji DNA could have many applications, including a far more durable way to store digital data that could last for centuries.
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That's why Kenzo Kase, a chiropractor and acupuncturist, developed kinesio tape to be more durable and mimic the texture of human skin.
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Given this recent behavior, it's entirely reasonable to expect a larger and more durable bounce for Clinton than debate winners usually receive.
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The second-gen iPod nano came in 7 colors, had a more durable aluminum case and started with twice as much storage.
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The glass casing could use a more durable type of glass, combined with either stainless steel or aluminum, 9to5Mac said, citing KGI.
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Aiaiai's distinguishing feature has always been a heavy-duty construction that's pleasantly tactile and more durable than your average pair of headphones.
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We build not just strategic allies but people to people, business to business and that makes for a much more durable relationship.
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However, borosilicate glass is not only harder, stronger, and more durable than soda-lime glass; it's also more resilient to thermal shock.
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Nothing wrong with plastic â€" it's lighter and more durable â€" but it doesn't feel as nice in the hand as glass.
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"We tried to optimize the vaccine to make it more potent and more durable than what's in the old one," she explained.
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Egyptian cotton typically commands premiums from shoppers because its long cotton fibers contribute to a finer, lighter, softer and more durable fabric.
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Tesla says its glass tiles are much more durable than conventional roof tile — something that's important in areas with risk of hail.
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The brand selected fabric that's five times more durable than traditional swim material, is UV-protected, and actually retains shape over time.
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For a less chunky option, there's Walls outdoor wear, which uses Kevlar weaved in with traditional fabrics to make it more durable.
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I really love that there are two thin chains, making me believe that it's a bit more durable than a single chain.
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That is a move the wily Putin has to fear because low prices offer a far more durable countermeasure against Russian dominance.
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The raw denim feel also makes the pants more durable than softer options and denim blends, which often require some extra attention.
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The denim comes with serious stretch (and we mean it), but is thicker and more durable than a pair of thin leggings.
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"Nvidia has a stronger and more durable gaming franchise which would help it work through this potential Ethereum-related unwind," he wrote.
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As for other analysts who believe that the party is more durable than before, the factors they cite are no longer there.
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However, this is hardly a bad thing — in fact, it actually makes the Pixel 3a more durable, as glass tends to shatter.
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Those come with more durable designs, deeper parental controls, and a year's subscription to the company's kid-friendly FreeTime Unlimited content service.
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The glass carafe could be fragile in an outdoor environment, too, where most other camp coffeemakers are made from more durable materials.
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In the long run, opportunity zones will distract from state and local reforms that would support more durable and broad-based prosperity.
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"The whole weekend has gone well," said Rosberg who may have another advantage in starting the race on more durable soft tyres.
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Apple unveiled the new lineup iPhones earlier this month, touting the upgraded cameras, longer battery life, more durable screens and faster processors.
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Additionally, doctors are more confident in this operation, which has improved over time and become "more reliable and more durable," he said.
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And the bigger the role played by mass nonviolent resistance, the freer the country and the more durable the freedom that emerge.
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Metal hip implant systems such as ASR were designed to be more durable than a traditional metal-on-plastic ball-and-socket design.
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BPA was first synthesized in 1891, but manufacturers began formulating plastic with it to make it more durable and transparent in the 1950s.
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According to his designer, at first, Van Ness wanted a linen sofa, but they settled on leather as it's more durable around pets.
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The company has also said it is constantly improving upon its shoes and that newer iterations are more durable than the earlier versions.
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Bird unveiled its next-generation electric scooter on Wednesday that it says will be more durable, powerful, and longer-lasting than previous versions.
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Using it will impinge on your life in ways a more durable phone — or even carrying both a phone and a tablet — won't.
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Whether or not the Z Flip will prove to be more durable than the other foldable phones we've seen so far is unclear.
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If you're looking for something that might be a little more durable, then the Coleman Power Steel is the pool to look at.
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Metal hip implant systems such as ASR were designed to be more durable than a traditional metal-on-plastic, ball-and-socket design.
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But the latest generation of HIV drugs have demonstrated more staying power, with more durable antiretroviral effects and more agreeable side effect profiles.
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Players can equip up to three star cards at a time, which grant abilities like alternate weapons, increased damage, or more durable starfighters.
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The new shoes are sure to be more durable than the canvas oldies, but jumping into the future is going to cost you.
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To compete with Apple, rivals may also eliminate the audio jack to make room for faster processors, better batteries and more durable parts.
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I'd choose an SSD over a hard drive any day just because I know it's more durable than a platter-based hard drive.
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Whether they can overtake any more easily remains an open question, and the more durable tyres are likely to lead to fewer pitstops.
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Of course, these pricier options come with added extras like in-line microphones and controls, removable cables, and (perhaps) a more durable build.
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Some scratchers are made from corrugated cardboard, an inexpensive but functional material, while others are made from more durable sisal rope or fiber.
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Carved ivory upper and lower dentures (219th century) The first dentures were made of hippopotamus ivory, which was thought to be more durable.
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Serious Eats recommends the Lodge 14-inch Cast Iron Baking Pan over traditional pizza stones because it's more durable and produces better crusts.
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"Troubador is very understated, and yet because the bags are made of nylon, they're much more durable and easy to clean," she says.
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Nuro says the R2 is more durable than its first-generation vehicle, able to withstand a wider variety of road conditions and weather.
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In the past few years, Tile has made its ubiquitous Bluetooth thing-finders even more useful by making them more durable and waterproof.
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Second, neither religious leaders nor practicing politicians nor government employees have found the levers that actually make disadvantaged families more durable or functional.
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They&aposre often more expensive than plastic but are much more durable and if cared for correctly, can dramatically improve your ride experience.
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The company has taken measures to make the exposed areas around the hinge more durable to prevent further issues, the Korea Herald report says.
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There's some anecdotal data suggesting old-style flip phones were more durable, but that's because they were small and cased in plastic, not glass.
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These sales should result in an improved credit profile through both the reduction of debt and more durable cash flows within the remaining portfolio.
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Time and speed are very likely to be key factors as the new president looks for bigger, more durable wins in his first year.
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The Scuf lock-and-ring system can be annoying, but it is much more durable than the systems the Microsoft and Razer controllers use.
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Like Firefly's suits, they appear to be well-worn and patched, but these look like they're quite a bit more durable than those ones.
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The Mercedes duo set their fastest times on the more durable soft compound tires, however, with the top three all going quicker on ultrasofts.
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Jivacate said that the team were still in the pursuit of a perfect prosthetic with materials that were more durable and resistant to wear.
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The material also has a very strong heat resistance, so the tire is more durable and retains its integrity longer under more varied conditions.
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It has a graphite outer ring, and its body is made of plastic framed by stainless steel—materials that make the Sport more durable.
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It's smaller and more durable than its predecessor, but still boasts the same strength so that carrying your camera everywhere is easy and safe.
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The Pro series is Tile's most powerful set of Bluetooth trackers — they're more durable and have a wider range, tracking up to 300 feet.
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Visually, it's indistinguishable from lesser, non-toughened glass, as it has the same transparent properties as pedestrian glass, just in a more durable package.
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"We believe Hexcel has excellent growth prospects as Boeing and Airbus compete to make lighter, more durable and more fuel-efficient planes," Rainey said.
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For 50 years, space innovation meant scaling Apollo-era technologies into ever larger, more durable satellites parked above their terrestrial clients in geosynchronous orbit.
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Russia, meanwhile, is establishing a more durable presence in the region, by making its air base in Latakia permanent and working closely with Iran.
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But even if I did drop it, Essential says the phone should withstand drops better than most thanks to its more durable titanium enclosure.
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It costs more than gold and looks very much like white gold, but is much more durable and hypoallergenic than either one of them.
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The leggings are snug and thicker than your average cotton leggings, but that's what makes them more durable — and justifies the $95 price tag.
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The modern vehicle engine, which is more efficient, more powerful and more durable, is a direct result of innovations driven by California's emission standards.
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But, in Libya, Obama acted decisively, and while his Administration may have prevented a massacre, it also became responsible for a more durable disaster.
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Diamonds are more durable than other gemstones: on the Mohs scale, which gemologists use to measure strength, they have the highest ranking, a 10.
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It's a little thick, but that's what helps make it a little more durable, and the buttons around the phone are just as clicky.
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According to the leak, the display is comprised of "Ultra Thin Glass," that's supposedly more durable than the protective layer on the Galaxy Fold.
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Apple says the glass is more durable, and I really do like how it is one piece, with no seam on the camera bump.
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Using these last-century manufacturing techniques means we have to use more metal and spend more, when more durable and safer innovation would work.
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Eventually, they hope to secure funding and materials to help owners make their homes more durable, said De'Angelo Sanders, a 15-year-old sophomore.
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The ceramic cooking pot is sturdy (Calphalon claims that it's 11 times more durable than regular nonstick coating) and keeps the flavor from escaping.
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The first is that it took some doing to make all the manufacturing, the app, and the rest of the technology more durable and reliable.
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The new iPhones will be more durable than any that have come before, at least when it comes to serious corruption from water and dust.
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Egyptian cotton often commands a premium price because of its prestige, and because its long fibers yield a finer, lighter, softer and more durable fabric.
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The study team also writes in JAMA Ophthalmology that it would help if the pods were redesigned to make them less attractive and more durable.
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There's no timetable for releasing it, but here's my advice: wait until the screen can be made of glass or some other more durable material.
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It's a smart, innovative take on the genre that helps demonstrate that fantasy doesn't have to limit itself to its more durable tropes and settings.
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Former chairman of Ways and Means Dave Camp (R-Mich.) believes tax reform legislation is better and more durable when addressed with a divided government.
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This new "folding money" is two-and-a-half times more durable than its paper equivalent and is harder to counterfeit, according to the bank.
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Spider silks could be used to make materials that are stronger than Kevlar, and more durable but at least as flexible as Lycra, he said.
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This will require U.S. officials to learn from the previous rounds of diplomacy with Iran in pursuit of a more durable and acceptable future agreement.
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I was tired of wasting money on what my inner thighs turned into nearly disposable products, and I wanted to find a more durable jean.
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The body is made out of 264 series aerospace grade aluminum that's more durable than glass and comes in white, black, blue, coral and yellow.
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Liquid lenses have been in development since physicist Bruno Berge invented them in 1995, promising to help cameras become cheaper and more durable and stable.
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They're smaller, lighter, simpler, cheaper and more durable than off-the-shelf models, dropping the cost of the device immensely while also improving its maneuverability.
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The Army has been racing to equip soldiers with lighter, more durable body armor and helmets for years, a requirement that Chief of Staff Gen.
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They use a single-ply yarn that is supposed to be smoother, stronger, and more durable than multi-ply fabric with a higher thread count.
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Twenty years into Gorillaz's career, Mr. Hewlett's online visual chronicles have been inventive and fun, but Mr. Albarn's songs have been deeper and more durable.
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The Tempo is a more durable (and more affordable) shoe that uses a different midsole compound called DNA Flash, which is a nitrogen-infused foam.
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The Chevrolet engines of Castroneves and his teammates proved more durable but a tick of the clock slower — which meant the difference in the race.
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Plus, the Lightning cable was more durable than the older 30-pin connector and reversible, making it easier to plug in quickly with less fiddling.
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"I feel like guys with a little bit of mass are a little bit more durable throughout the season and throughout their careers," he said.
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When Ryan discovered a more durable cooler made in Thailand, Roy switched his focus to the cooler business and became a distributor for this model.
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Maybe we'll get one of the toy versions and take a hammer to it to see if it's any more durable than its big brother.
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A "more durable slowdown" could hit the economy if consumerism continues to fall, BMO Capital Markets' Ian Lyngen said in reaction to the September report.
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Stringing lanyards through the resulting holes was the perfect way to create seaside treasures and other less tangible, more durable, connections back to the sea.
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ADFG is now expected to serve as a large investor in future 500 Startups funds — which should make the eight-year-old accelerator more durable.
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Lime has spent more than a year asserting its newer, more durable scooters will improve the shared scooter industry's dismal economics, but the jury appears to still be out (for what it's worth, the more durable yet heavier 45-pound scooters seem to be a factor in some juicers no longer wanting to do the work, because they're harder to lift into trucks or SUVs).
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It was a rigid gas permeable lens, also known as a hard lens—a lens that is slightly more durable than most other types of contacts.
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Because insurance products are relatively commoditized, the challenge would be in developing a model that has more durable network effects where brokers differentiate outside of price.
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Additionally, Synaptics claims that since the FS9100 is protected by the glass panel it is also waterproof, scratch proof, and far more durable than exposed sensors.
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They also created a slam ball — a weighted fitness ball that's more durable than a traditional medicine ball — shaped like the infamous Death Star for $74.95.
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But the series of facial operations, which followed between 1990 and 9563, were to provide a more durable confrontation with expectations, most specifically the male gaze.
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Now that cars are more durable, you can expect to get that much mileage out of one, given a good maintenance schedule of repairs and upkeep.
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It's a phone that will appeal to many, the crazy high price tag be damned, because it simply feels more durable than most phones out there.
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But again, the more important lesson here is that the U.S. economy and the American consumer are more durable than they've often been given credit for.
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Mehra said the findings probably apply to other types of organs such as livers and kidneys, which are more durable after the heart has stopped beating.
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The current plan is to make Starship out of stainless steel, which Musk has said would make the launch system more durable and far less expensive.
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Not only does the polyamide allow for a more durable, flexible frame, but the manufacturing process as a whole allows Fitz to turn around frames quickly.
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The only difference is that it also has a fume-free, Teflon-free nonstick coating that Material tested to be 37 times more durable than ceramic.
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N), said in October it was resolving issues with the geared turbofan (GTF) engines that power the CSeries and Airbus A320neo to make them more durable.
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We try a lot of lightning cables, and while they all do charge our iPhones, some are just more durable, well-made, and affordable than others.
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A 700 fill power pillow will not be firmer than a 550 fill power pillow with the same fill weight, but it will be more durable.
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With so much instability in the political system, it's not hard to imagine the Yellow Vests coalescing into something more durable, akin to Italy's Five Star.
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Some other general features to look for are the pitcher material (glass is more durable than plastic) and lid design (is there an easy-pour spout?).
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It has double the range that the Mate does, allowing you to play Tile tones from up to 400 feet away, and it's also more durable.
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Moreover, HR has converted the majority of its master leases thus Fitch expects HR's portfolio will exhibit more durable cashflow growth on a forward looking basis.
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Some other general features to look for are the pitcher material (glass is more durable than plastic) and lid design (is there an easy-pour spout?).
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AI SpaceFactory's biopolymer composite of basalt fiber and bioplastic "was found to be stronger and more durable" than prototypes using concrete from other competing teams, NASA said.
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The iPhone 7 may finally reverse this trend, since it swaps out the physical home button for a solid-state touchpad that Apple says is more durable.
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These experimental rubbers are coated with special hydrophilic (meaning "water-loving") polymers that give them a lubricantlike feel, but one that's more durable than your average lube.
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The second is a more durable version meant for a laptop up to 15″, with two supplementary "ejector tabs" for things like phones or portable battery packs.
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That telescoping action, it seems, is just to make it look cool—which it does—even if it's terrifically over-engineered and much more durable than necessary.
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Now mathematicians at the University of Utah have come up with an equation to design an ideal climbing rope—one that would be safer and more durable.
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Porcelain sets gained some popularity through the 18th century, but chipped easily, and wouldn't come equipped with more durable (if uglier) vulcanite rubber bases until the 1850s.
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But if you're sick of pulling down a lever to make toast and would prefer to push a button, RetroFab definitely could offer a more durable fix.
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The Dodocase SmartVR is a pocket-sized mobile headset that's compatible with Google Cardboard apps — but a lot nicer and more durable than your average cardboard box.
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In our mythos, hegemony over the Middle East is fondly but falsely remembered as more stable, more welcome, and more durable than it actually was or is.
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Compared to other budget-priced kits, though, this kit has proven to be more durable and to work better than other low-cost kits, according to reviews.
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One reviewer named James R. Scarborough comments that these tumblers are versatile enough for various drinks and are far more durable than any other models he's tried.
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While the Richer Poorer iteration is a little more expensive, the shirts are slightly thicker which makes them more durable and less likely to show sweat stains.
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Solid-state drives generally have less storage capacity than spinning hard-disk drives, but they load applications faster and are more durable because they lack moving parts.
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On the one hand, removing the headphone jack is another step in Apple's relentless campaign to make each iPhone thinner, lighter, and more durable than the last.
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The new notes — worth about $250 and $2500 — have a shinier finish and more security features, and are more durable than their predecessors, the central bank said.
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But the upside of slower growth during the last 248 years may be a longer, more durable expansion, said Michael Gapen, chief United States economist at Barclays.
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The new notes — worth about $112 and $224 — have a shinier finish and more security features, and are more durable than their predecessors, the central bank said.
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"I like the polyester because they are more durable," said Mr. Rene, who started wearing durags a year after he arrived in the United States from Haiti.
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Luckily, tights have come a long way since the 1960s and are more durable and warmer than those of days past while still being affordable and chic.
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He then set off for Mexico and India, in search of verities he hoped would be more durable and more eternal than those presented by his upbringing.
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The International Monetary Fund on Friday trimmed Colombia's growth estimate for the year, saying the country needs a more durable fiscal adjustment to meet its financial targets.
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The Bank of England confirmed that tallow, which is made from beef or mutton fat, was used in the more durable 5-pound bills it introduced recently.
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Collectively, these solutions are more effective and sustainable than higher PBGC premiums, and will create a stronger, more durable multiemployer system far less reliant on the PBGC.
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Novel&aposs model is distinct from WeWork&apossBut Bennett insists his company&aposs differences from WeWork matter and will help it prove much more durable and sustainable.
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Toys like the Stop, Guac, & Mole ($9.99) keep the fun going after the stuffing comes out by hiding another, more durable, toy inside the original toy's plush exterior.
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One must ask how each supplements or possibly takes away from the other, how the fleeting quality of sound interacts with the more durable bodies in the room.
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Britain's government said last month that the new 50 pound note would also be a polymer design, which is more durable and harder to counterfeit than paper money.
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SquareTrade says the XS, while prone to breakage, is at least more durable than the iPhone X, which was the most breakable iPhone ever, according to its testing.
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The Tuppy Talon is a perfect trick: what appears to be a fluffy toy ripe for destruction holds a second, more durable spiked ball inside for additional fun.
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The M Scooter Pro, which has a more powerful battery, longer range, a built-in locking mechanism, and more durable parts, is set to debut in January 2019.
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Bioengineers are using 3D printers to make more durable hip and knee joints, prosthetic limbs and, recently, to produce living tissue attached to a scaffold of printed material.
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The newly released fiver is made from a thin, flexible plastic material that is resistant to dirt and moisture, making it much more durable than traditional paper notes.
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Such a configuration — installing many more battery cells than actually required, and running them at relatively low charging voltage — would make the system much more durable, Viswanathan said.
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Artificial hearts had completely replaced biological heart transplants because they could not be rejected by the body, were widely available, and were far more durable than biological hearts.
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This is leading to an increase in recurring revenue and really making the business a lot more durable than it has been historically," Flax said on "Closing Bell.
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Fielder was one of the more durable players in the majors when Texas acquired him from Detroit after the 2013 season in exchange for second baseman Ian Kinsler.
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The move hints at possible ambitions at Apple to create a foldable phone that's more durable than the plastic polymer-based models recently announced by Samsung and Huawei.
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At Gizmodo, we support all hardware improvements that make a device more durable, even if I haven't quite sorted out how to read while doing a leisurely backstroke.
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The Tsunami MH Slow Pitch Jigging/Casting Rod and the Shimano TLD make for a more durable, more resilient setup needed to pull fish vertically from the bottom.
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This popular mobilization lacks the clear-cut victories of a judicial process, but also constitutes a more durable form of anti-Trump activism than counting on the judiciary.
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"Narcissus Garden" has been shown far and wide since its renegade debut in Venice, though in subsequent iterations the plastic orbs were replaced with more durable stainless steel.
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The reusable bags, which cost customers 15 Australian cents (11 U.S. cents), are more durable and were meant to give people an alternative to single-use plastic bags.
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It's been less than three months since Bird unveiled Bird One, its next-generation electric scooter designed to be more durable, powerful, and longer-lasting than previous versions.
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Pima cotton, used to create underwear by other cult-favorite startups like Everlane, is a smoother, softer, and more durable variety of cotton thanks to 50% longer fibers.
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And changes aren't necessarily bad: they give me reason to hope they'll be more durable than the original Super Soaker 100, Super Soaker 30, and Super Soaker 20.
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The Fold has been slightly redesigned to make it more durable than the first version, as we detailed when Samsung unveiled the fixes to journalists earlier this month.
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They are also more durable because the chaff composite can withstand heat better, according to Debbie Mielewski, senior technical leader of Ford's sustainability and emerging materials research team.
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A study of the landmark United Nations resolution on women, peace and security found that peace agreements were significantly more durable when women took part in the negotiations.
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A stronger dollar helped economies such as Japan, where export orders surged, PMIs showed, a welcome sign alongside recent data suggesting a more durable recovery may be underway.
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Eight months in development, the new hardware claims to be significantly more durable and best-in-class for battery life, with the ability to drive 65-80km between charges.
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The phone features a titanium frame and a ceramic backplate that the team says is significantly more durable than the aluminum and glass bodies you get on other handsets.
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There's also a chance that Apple could put the newly released, more durable Corning Gorilla Glass 22018 on all three new devices, but that might also be wishful thinking.
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The iPhone XR comes with a 24-inch LCD display that comes in the familiar notched design, wrapped up in an aluminum frame and the new more durable glass.
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The reMarkable screen isn't made out of glass, but rather a more durable and fricative material that really does feel like writing on paper with a pen or pencil.
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It promised to be a fast, more-durable riding experience than many of its competitors, plus the thing was just sick to look at, all metal and black rubber.
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VBx 1 and VBx 2, though, don't use nanotubes at all, and that means they're a bit more durable and better suited for large-scale applications like Gesaffelstein's monolith.
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The monetary policy committee "will continue monitoring movements in inflation to ascertain if recent soft readings are transient or if a more durable disinflation is underway," the RBI said.
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Where the original featured a 2,350mAh battery pack, the updated model boosts that to 2,800mAh and swaps out the plastic battery housing with one made of more durable aluminum.
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He said it was unclear how quickly economies would recover once tariffs were lifted because it would depend on whether people felt a more durable resolution had been found.
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Xiaomi employed zirconia ceramic and says the material is more durable and resists abrasions better than other materials used in smartphones Apparently the ceramic feels like marble or jade.
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Hillary knows when workers make a fair wage, it doesn't just help their families, it builds a stronger, more durable economy that expands opportunity and makes all Americans wealthier.
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These Segway-powered Lime scooters were designed to be safer, longer-lasting via battery power and more durable for what the sharing economy requires, Sun told TechCrunch last year.
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The singer will also wear a 3D-printed threeASFOUR Pangolin dress to an upcoming event which is made of a more durable and twistable Nano Enhanced Elastomeric Technology filament.
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The new plastic notes are smaller than those they are replacing; they are also easier to keep clean, more water-resistant and two-and-a-half times more durable.
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Sometimes, living beyond your comfort zone helps you effectively explore and test the limits of your faith, ultimately leaving you with something more durable and robust when you return.
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With this philosophy, it has built up a base of political activists that is far more durable than anything Democratic campaigns can create through blast emails and algorithmic wizardry.
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The military can have confidence that special use airspace and training routes will be more durable and free of encroachment when they occur over protected lands like national monuments.
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Solid-state drives generally have less storage capacity than spinning hard-disk drives, but they load Windows 10 applications faster and are more durable because they lack moving parts.
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Some of the improvements include lower arms that you can rest your head on while napping, a more durable USB port, easier assembly, reinforced hardware, and more comfortable cushions.
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Many homes still have "blue roofs," the temporary roofs installed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers designed to last 30 days until more durable repairs can be made.
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A number of companies have popped up on the scene with new forms of asphalt that use recycled plastic as a binder, making them cheaper and potentially more durable.
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Gavin Newsom and top utility regulators have accused the company of mismanaging its power system and failing for decades to make the investments needed to make it more durable.
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During the reveal event, Tesla CEO Elon Musk compared the Cybertruck to Ford&aposs F-150 pickup truck multiple times, suggesting that the Cybertruck is more durable and powerful.
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In a post on Byte's community pages (via Engadget), Hoffman addressed the spam problem and promised both a short-term fix and a more durable solution for the future.
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Other benefits include safer work zones, less environmental impact, reduced weather-related delays and bridges that are generally more durable than those constructed using conventional methods, says the FHA.
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Yesterday, Huawei announced that it'll be releasing a faster, more durable version of its Mate X foldable next year, and will bring the existing version to Europe as well.
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MacRumors and analyst Ming-Chi Kuo both claim that all three phones will supposedly drop the glossy finish and opt for a matte finish that could be more durable.
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But as consumer technology becomes more durable, Cramer worried that Sonos' recurring business could eventually become saturated: how often will customers really need to replace their costly speaker systems?
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It's possible that Sanders believes a political revolution cast in more universal terms will ultimately prove more durable for everyone, with the added benefit of sidestepping a racially fraught battle.
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The leading men have proved more durable, but not all of them: See Juan Martín del Potro and his three wrist operations or Milos Raonic's season-spoiling injuries in 2015.
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And the scooter sharing companies are beginning to roll out more durable, longer-lasting versions of their scooters that are supposed to improve their ability to stay in service longer.
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These Segway-powered Lime scooters are designed to be safer, longer-lasting via battery power and more durable for what the sharing economy requires, Lime CEO Toby Sun told TechCrunch.
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Fully waterproof, these metallic blush boots boast polyester lining, cushy sponge insoles, sturdy rubber outsoles, and are handcrafted from natural vulcanized rubber (so they're even more durable and weather-resistant).
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The big elephant in the room is Google's new flagship Android phone, the Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL. It should be faster, more durable and it'll feature better cameras.
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ABS (acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene) is the lightest and cheapest kind of plastic used for the outside of hard suitcases, while polycarbonate is a little more expensive, but much more durable.
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This should provide a more secure grip for those having trouble and may make them more durable than Apple's standard AirPods — hopefully preventing the need to replace them at all.
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While there are higher-performance, and arguably more durable spinning rods on the market, it's difficult to beat Shakespeare's Ugly Stik line until you start doubling or tripling your budget.
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Isao Abe, a Kajima engineer overseeing the ice wall, said his company had made the wall more durable by installing underground pipes that are easy to replace if they corrode.
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But those paying attention were coming to see Jackson as a model, the capital of a new African American politics and economics, a form of resistance more durable than protest.
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Unfortunately, Van Gogh lacked the funds necessary to acquire more durable versions of this expensive color, and he resorted to unstable pigments like geranium lake, which rapidly fade over time.
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" The accord says creating this new energy path will result in "more durable and resilient infrastructure, and enable economic growth, while protecting the health of our communities and natural resources.
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Modular homes are more durable than traditional homes, he said, because the individual units, when stacked together, reinforce one another with, say, two layers of interior walls instead of one.
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And, depending on the make, more durable plastic bags would have to be used at least 4 to 11 times before they made up for their heftier upfront climate costs.
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Still, we need a concise way to describe writers who routinely engage in politics, hoping to leave a mark more durable than those left by more disinterested works of scholarship.
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The upcoming foldable is thought to include an "Ultra Thin Glass" display, which could be more durable than the plastic displays used on the Razr, and Samsung first-generation Fold.
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It's also credited for safer work zones, less environmental impact, reduced weather-related delays and bridges that are more durable than those constructed using traditional methods, according to the FHA.
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When you combine that with a new multi-layer coating and a new oil-resistant finish, HP says the Elite Dragonfly is significantly more durable than its previous commercial notebooks.
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SpaceX has developed multiple iterations of the parachute system, and is currently on version 3, which features upgraded, more durable materials and new seam sewing processes to provide maximum strength.
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"The firms are going to be quite reluctant to put much weight on it so I do hope that it will be possible to agree something more durable," he said.
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"The firms are going to be quite reluctant to put much weight on it so I do hope that it will be possible to agree something more durable," he said.
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Any new series, and especially one with a premise on the less immediately arresting end of the spectrum, needs bolstering from other shows that known to be more durable hits.
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My answer: Yes, we should, but not just because researchers found plasticizers (which are chemicals that make plastics more durable) in our mac and cheese or herbicide in our ice cream.
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Even the $200 base model is still going to be an investment for some users, and I would have liked to have seen more durable materials used across all the models.
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The unibody aluminum case used on the iPhone 7 has been replaced with an even stronger metal frame made of an even more durable series 7000 aluminum and a glass back.
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Membrane keys gained popularity in the early 90s because they are more spill proof, cheaper to make, and, ostensibly, more durable due to having fewer moving parts than a mechanical keyboard.
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The Moto Z Force also has a more durable shatterproof display like the Droid Turbo 2, which means the screen is shielded by several additional layers to prevent cracks when dropped.
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It's got a really good balance to it, even when laid out flat like a frisbee, and soft touch plastic just naturally makes things feel more durable than they might be.
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But when it was upgraded to bulletproof glass instead, not surprisingly, the second attempt at making a see-through skateboard was far more durable—almost to the point of being indestructible.
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The Beats EP addressed both my concerns... they are far more durable and cost significantly less than the other models, but they didn't compromise on the sound quality—they sound amazing!
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Like Nintendo's 2DS, a version of the 3DS that doesn't have a foldable screen and hinge, the Switch Lite is probably a more durable product, since there are no detachable parts.
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Some Hindu temples and vegetarian cafes have refused the new five pound note featuring World War Two leader Winston Churchill, which the BoE says is more durable and harder to fake.
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Compared to the Tab S63's glass back, which was more vulnerable to damage if dropped and attracted fingerprints with ease, the metal on the Tab S6 is far more durable.
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Democratic Prague might wish to explore a sister-city relationship with democratic Taipei, with shared values that are deeper and more durable than the economic relations with Beijing proved to be.
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"Partisan gerrymanders have become more common, more severe and more durable in their effects," Paul Smith, a lawyer for the Campaign Legal Center who is representing the challengers, argued in briefs.
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But it does mean that the U.S. is proving something more relevant right now than economic theory: the American economy is clearly more durable than most experts gave it credit for.
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Perhaps, as David French wrote, this is because they base their decisions on the extraordinarily vague and subjective notion of hate speech, instead of more durable and accepted concept of slander.
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I was not a stranger to that but it does feel like the phenomenon is heightening and the consequences are heightening where they seem to be more lasting and more durable.
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And it could even help him solidify a more durable business model that limits the pain YouTube can inflict for breaking its rules in the future — outside of an outright ban.
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The city has $2451 billion budgeted over the next five years for upgrades and replacements, including new pipes made of a more durable, graphite-rich cast iron known as ductile iron.
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In July, Samsung announced it had made improvements to the Fold's design that resolved the screen protector issue and made the device more durable, setting a launch window of September 2019.
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Previous attempts at dialogue between the nuclear-armed neighbors have been derailed by similar incidents but, as Pakistani authorities condemned the raid, experts suggested the latest negotiations would prove more durable.
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The other style that you can get right now is a nod to the Night's Watch, and it has a more durable sole that's designed for running in wet or dry conditions.
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Some Hindu temples and vegetarian cafes refused to accept the new five pound note featuring World War Two leader Winston Churchill, which the BoE says is more durable and harder to fake.
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A phone spontaneously dying is a cake walk compared to a phablet bomb, but we'll see whether this was just a big pre-release fluke and the consumer units prove more durable.
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As with the last several generations of Samsung's Galaxy S phones, it appears that the S8 is getting a rugged "Active" variant, with a larger battery and a thicker, more durable design.
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But given that previous Active variants of phones — such as the S7 and S6 — were only available at AT&T, it's a welcome change for anyone looking for a more durable smartphone.
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These Segway-powered Lime scooters are designed to be safer, longer-lasting via battery power and more durable for what the sharing economy requires, Lime CEO Toby Sun told TechCrunch in May.
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Why it matters: Plans to transform their existing, roughly 2-year-old oil supply management effort into something more durable signals how the U.S. production surge has upended oil markets and geopolitics.
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The new Wild Thing still uses that dual throttle stick setup, but now has a beefier design, more durable tires, an exposed metal frame, and two color options for boys and girls.
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The product will appeal to home builders and people looking to replace their roofs, Musk said, adding that the shingles would be more durable and have better insulation qualities than conventional roofs.
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The design changes are intended to help the booster hold up better to the stresses of launch: improved engines, a more durable interstage, titanium grid fins, and a new thermal protection system.
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The Trump administration says it wants "a more durable and dependable path towards a brighter future," but in Israel and the Palestinian territories it is unclear how such a future might arrive.
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In Scotland, an American named Henry Lee Norris founded the North British Rubber Company (which later became Hunter) and made boots using a new patented process that created more durable rubber products.
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He claimed the textured-glass tiles would be more durable than most other roofs and appeal to people who might not warm to the idea of unwieldy utilitarian slates atop their houses.
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SoftHemp Sock, available at United by Blue, $16The cozy socks are also sustainably made and made from a hemp yarn that's four times more durable than cotton, a win-win all around.
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The good news, at least, is that if Samsung does end up using a new material for the Z Flip, it could potentially make the crease less visible and, hopefully, more durable.
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While the structure and thicker fabric make it a bit more durable than some of its nylon counterparts, the shape is a bit restrictive so you likely can't carry as many items.
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If you are shooting with a waterproof camera, are accident prone, or are simply shooting images that need the most protection possible, opting with a more durable card is a good idea.
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Because agribusiness trade benefiting both countries will be more durable and synergistic than one-way trade, all other possible legislative and regulatory measures should also be pursued to encourage reciprocal bilateral sales.
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And like Nomad's other cables, the cord is made out of braided ballistic nylon, which should probably be more durable than the cable that came in the box with your laptop or phone.
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Once you go above the $50 mark you'll find a leap in quality, especially if you choose mechanical keyboards, which can be louder to type on but tend to be much more durable.
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Additionally, Sony says that the new drives feature a physically more durable SATA connector than standard drives, allowing the G Series models to be inserted and removed up to 3,13 times before failing.
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With all the talk of cash becoming ever more digital, some might wonder whether it is worth investing so much time and money in making physical coins harder to copy and more durable.
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Read More Stocks pare losses further; utilities rise 2% "We believe Hexcel has excellent growth prospects as Boeing and Airbus compete to make lighter, more durable and more fuel-efficient planes, " Rothberg said.
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Sure. The plastic ear cups could be fashioned out of a more durable material, and the design could perhaps be made collapsible so the Elite Pros don't occupy an elite amount of space.
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The team hopes that the finding will allow it to investigate new ways to make concrete better tuned to the design requirements for a given job: harder, more elastic, stronger, or more durable.
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But the more durable those ways are of reaching out to each other, the more we can, at the same time, maintain our individuality, and also see the common humanity in the other.
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The mouse buttons have been upgraded to a more durable set that is rated to withstand 50 million clicks (putting Logitech in line with Razer and other competitors who've hit the same figure).
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Because the new AirPods themselves don't offer any improvements to the original design, we have to assume that Apple is waiting to release a more durable AirPods at some point in the future.
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The Tesla tiles are designed to look more like traditional roofing than other solar panels, and have been demonstrated to be much more durable than anything else you've probably got on your house.
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It's a natural extension of the brand's philosophy, since it's a company built on the idea of making the pieces you already know and love better (and more durable), ADAY's co-founders explained.
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It's impressively light; the iPhone has generally gotten heavier the past couple of years as Apple has labored to make it more durable, so this is a thankful change in the opposite direction.
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The compression-molded bottom keeps the bag rugged, and it can stand upright on its own, but we ultimately stuck with the Eagle Creek for its more durable nylon construction that's weather-resistant.
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Apple's iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro offer a more durable design, a longer battery life, and enhanced cameras that can take photos with a much wider field of view, among other improvements.
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Now, the dockless scooter company says it's ready to roll out its next next-gen scooter, Bird Two, and — you guessed it — it's more durable, powerful, and longer-lasting than the previous version.
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The long pieces of double-sided tape are more durable and wider than the kind you buy from Staples, and they cling securely to surfaces and don't leave a residue behind when removed.
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I also would like to think that it will actually end up being somewhat more durable than plastic in the long term, but we won't know if that's actually true for some time.
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And perhaps this rumored glass screen is more durable than the unreliable plastic one that almost shipped on the Galaxy Fold before it was delayed and Samsung was forced to revamp the design.
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Along with the Tireballs, the team selected an upgraded tire from BF Goodrich that is more durable than the previous, exceeding performance requirements in various environments that mimic the challenging terrains Marines face.
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Solid state drives may be more durable than their magnetic, disk-based hard drive counterparts, but quickly transferring data to and from the drives can still wear them out, causing failure and data loss.
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In May, it rolled out an all-new custom scooter that's supposed to be far more durable than the ones it previously used, which were built by companies like Okai, Xiaomi, and Segway-Ninebot.
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But the real point here seems to be that Skip wants its service to be all about scooters that feel safer to ride, while also using ones that are more durable than the competition's.
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While the actual solar roof tiles won't be cheap, Musk anticipates big savings on shipping — the solar roof tiles being more durable and lighter than traditional ones, they would be significantly cheaper to ship.
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It is, however, covered in two-tone gray Alcantara, a luxury synthetic material manufactured by the Milan-based company of the same name, similar to suede leather but more durable and resistant to stains.
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The Z Flip could also be Samsung's first foldable to feature a glass screen, which should make it far more durable and resistant to some of the issues that plagued its first-generation foldable.
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While the Echo Dot is generally a little more durable and has a longer list of skills (plus Amazon integration), you can't really beat this two-for-the-price-of-less-than-one deal.
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Finally, if you just want an original MacBook that won't overwhelm you with features but is still worthwhile (and more durable than the Air), this one is $300 off during the Best Buy sale.
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Age: Brown, 21; Dean, 22; Marshland, 22Industry: ScienceKnown for: Brown, Dean, and Marshland are three of the cofounders of Windborn Systems, a company which builds weather balloons that are more durable than regular balloons.
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"Perhaps this is the lowest impact of all aquaculture activities," Wong said, standing on a platform overlooking a planned new phase, to be built with barnacle-proof mesh and more durable epoxy-coated stakes.
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In March, 2009, the fading, flaking painting was removed by the authorities, although Vrubel then remade it with more durable paints, an event that disgusted Sonia, who saw it as de-historicizing, spectacularizing, cheapening.
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Usually, a consistent frontrunner has gained that position for a reason, and his or her support can prove more durable than their challengers' (especially in big states when multiple primaries start happening at once).
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"You're sort of flirting with your body's way of talking to you and saying this is something that you're sensitive to, so the likelihood of having a more durable bladder dysfunction is higher," Giordano says.
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Its 5.3-quart capacity is a perfect size for four or five people without going overboard, and Calphalon claims that the ceramic nonstick surface is 11 times more durable than traditional nonstick in other cookers.
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The white coating on the back even feels a bit more durable than bare brushed aluminum, though I can't really say how clean that paint job will look six months to a year from now.
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"(It) is pretty similar to the iPhone 7 but it shoots 4k 60 frames per second and it's got a new glass back instead of the metal which is apparently more durable," he told Reuters.
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The mechanics have also been updated and Jamboxx now uses a zero-friction optical sensor instead of a linear potentiometer (a three terminal resistor with a sliding contact) that is less expensive and more durable.
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IN 29 George Ravenscroft, an English glass merchant, was granted a patent for the discovery made at his factory in London that adding lead oxide to the melt resulted in a clearer, more durable product.
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"Achieving deficit reduction through such unpredictable revenue sources denotes weaker fiscal policy effectiveness than if consolidation were achieved through more durable and predictable revenue sources, such as tax revenue," analysts at Moody's Investor Service said.
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IN 1674 George Ravenscroft, an English glass merchant, was granted a patent for the discovery made at his factory in London that adding lead oxide to the melt resulted in a clearer, more durable product.
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The Lions have 73 running backs and don't seem particularly inclined to feature Forsett in a meaningful way; Theo Riddick is a younger and probably more durable version of Forsett, who turned 31 in October.
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It is, however, a very handy, trusty knife that features a sturdy build and a tanto blade to be more durable and strong when you need to force the knife through a particularly obstinate potato.
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But a recent test by gadget destroyer Zack Nelson of the JerryRigEverything YouTube channel showed that the Galaxy Z Flip's screen was no more durable than the fragile plastic screen on the Samsung Galaxy Fold.
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The paintings are more durable than imaginative, like a collection of sturdy old furniture, and invite comparisons with the happy valiancy and cunning styles I have seen in retrospectives of Sigmar Polke and Gerhard Richter.
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But Dan Balz of The Washington Post shared reporting from Democrats who think the best and more durable road back is through mounting better campaigns for governor, especially in places where Trump surprised Democrats this year.
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Stiffening spray or cardstock glued between the layers should work, but a plastic brim cannibalized from a worn-out hat would be a little more durable... The final touch is, of course, Cappy's haunting, gigantic eyes.
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The Block 5 accomplishes this thanks to a set of upgrades including improved engines, a more durable interstage, titanium grid fins, and an improved thermal protection system, which hold up better to the stresses of launch.
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While the kennels the rescue uses for travel are standard issue and certified safe for travel, the group plans on upgrading to more durable non-plastic kennels to prevent a tragedy like this from happening again.
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And even as publishers and bookstores have proven more durable than tech pundits may have initially predicted, It's become increasingly easy to paint Amazon as the bad guy, or even the bully, in its periodic disputes.
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Factories also produced more durable consumer goods for a second consecutive month, with a rise of 0.9 percent, in a sign that firms expected consumers to spend more on expensive products, such as fridges and cars.
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Unlike traditional hard disk drives that use motors and spinning and magnetic platters, solid-state drives do not have moving parts, weigh less, operate faster and are generally more durable when it comes to being dropped.
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The Essential Phone, a $699 device whose release date hasn't yet been announced, will be made out of titanium, which Essential says is more durable than the aluminum and plastic enclosures that are common today's smartphones.
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The new concrete skatepark is far more durable than its predecessor, as well as more seamlessly integrated into the landscape, reflecting the same investment in advanced design as those public works of the 1950s and 1960s.
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If I had been a bit more astute, I would have known that you get what you pay for and chosen a more durable sprinkler like the Melnor XT Metal Turbo Oscillating Sprinkler with Flow Control.
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Samsung's Galaxy Fold is rated to survive "hundreds of thousands" of folds, while Gorilla Glass manufacturer Corning is developing a glass screen that can be folded and, it hopes, will be more durable than existing plastic solutions.
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If Democrats stop pivoting to the center and spending money on ads, and start focusing on getting their natural allies to the polls, they can win more durable victories; America, after all, is only getting more diverse.
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All the points of articulation have metal at their center to make the headset more durable, and the outside of the cans are soft touch plastic—which has come to be synonymous with luxury in consumer goods.
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The exoskeleton, which is made of chromoly, a steel alloy that Furrion says is is harder and more durable than standard steel, carries a massive lithium ion battery and can run for two hours on a charge.
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Also, thanks to new stronger glass backs and an IP68 rating for water-resistance (versus the XR's IP67 rating), Apple's high-end iPhones should also be slightly more durable than the iPhone XR.How has this list changed?
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Essentially doubling as a mild terrain hiking shoe, the Adidas Terrex CC Voyager Parley Water Shoe is far more durable and versatile than those flimsy $10 water shoes you might buy the day before going on vacation.
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The case is made of a combination of stainless steel and the aforementioned Jim Beam barrel wood, and features a glass face instead of the clearer and more durable sapphire crystal found on most high-end watches.
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On a recent visit to the plant, workers were busily erecting more durable, welded tanks to replace the temporary ones thrown up in a hurry during the early years after the accident, some of which have leaked.
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"Not only would this be a more durable solution, but it would also be more cost-effective for state governments," said Shivani Chaudhry, executive director of the New Delhi-based advocacy group Housing and Land Rights Network.
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"Velvet has definitely got a lot more durable, hence why it can be used in many new ways that previously hadn't been explored," said Anita Barr, the buying director for Harvey Nichols, the British luxury department store.
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Bigger picture: With Mr. Maduro firmly controlling the borders, and defections from his military so far a trickle, the opposition is realizing that the government's rule appears to be more durable than Mr. Guaidó had painted it.
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"Feedback indicated that the Yonex synthetic feather shuttle was more durable and economical compared to a traditional natural feathered shuttle, whilst at the same time providing a very similar flight and performance," it said in a statement.
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They are weighing, for instance, whether to add more durable materials in the back seat and features especially directed at helping vehicles handle wear-and-tear from ride-hailing duty in ways no normal driver would expect.
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The Razr's chief, vertically-folding competitor, Samsung's Galaxy Z Flip, might turn out to be a bit more durable, given that Samsung has more experience with foldable phones (including a completely botched launch of the original Fold).
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To build your own eco-closet, Watson suggests visiting vintage stores and secondhand shops, buying more durable items and taking care of what you already have in your closet, like getting shoes resoled instead of throwing them out.
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"In the end, addressing the supply side of the housing market is likely to prove a more durable way of dealing with the concerns that people have about debt and housing prices than detailed supervisory guidance," Lowe added.
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Although Judaism and Christianity have had their theocratic periods, to put it mildly, the link between Islam and governance (broken only with the abolition of the caliphate in 1924) has been more durable and consistent, the book asserts.
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He also points to the trade-off between thinness of glass and its durability and strength; Forester claims that when Corning presents major OEMs with more durable glass, the feedback is always that the glass should be thinner.
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Click here to view original GIFFinally, we get the confirmation we needed that yes (YES!) the Switch will ditch CDs and return to the halcyon days of cartridges, which were determined to be both cheaper and more durable.
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But while it improved on the Galaxy S6 with a more durable dust-proof, shock-resistant and water-resistant body and a significantly larger battery that lasted longer, it still had to drop features like the fingerprint sensor.
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Egyptian cotton is prized because much of it is "long staple" or "extra long staple," meaning the length of the cotton fibers is longer, resulting in a finer, lighter more durable fabric and longer-lasting, higher-end clothing.
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The Tile Sport is just slightly larger than the Style, at 40mm x 40mm x 5.9 mm, compared to the Style 37.5mm x 37.5mm x 5.9mm, and it's a little bit more durable, due to its bigger ring.
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The rear camera, though now covered in a more durable sapphire glass, is the same as the 23's, which means it's good, but doesn't quite keep pace with the Pixel, iPhone 23, or a Samsung Galaxy S23.
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Hamilton and championship-leading team-mate Valtteri Bottas, who was fifth, set their fastest laps on the grippier soft tyre with Vettel and Leclerc setting their best efforts on the less sticky but more durable medium compound rubber.
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To a creator and Internet worker, Nelson's ideas about more durable linking that allowed you to always see the source material for a cited passage and to follow its provenance always felt like a missed opportunity to me.
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Lance M. Fritz, the chief executive of Union Pacific, said the railroad's most heavily trafficked routes were made with steel from Nippon Steel of Japan, which is harder and more durable than products available in the United States.
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Like the M1, Inboard originally planned to sell the scooter directly to customers for $1,299, with the startup promising a smoother, more stable, and more durable ride than what's offered by shared scooter startups like Bird or Lime.
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It has a steel frame, so it won't be as lightweight as an aluminum-frame bike, but Gonzalez and the other experts told us that many commuters prefer steel because it's better at bearing weight and more durable.
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Quentin James -- who co-founded Collective PAC with his wife, former Obama campaign aide Stefanie Brown-James -- said he also wanted to help turn the energy feeding Black Lives Matter protests into something more durable: greater political representation.
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"The reason they were patenting this, and a huge part of advertisements around that time, was that they made the pants more durable," said Emma McClendon, associate curator of costume at the Museum at Fashion Institute of Technology.
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The upshot of all of this is Samsung was also forced to reevaluate how it designed and manufactured phone batteries, and it now uses different processes and chemistries that produce more durable batteries that also degrade less over time.
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However, while previous handsets like the Oppo X and Vivo Nex have had them automatically slide out when needed, the Magic 2 features a manual slider, which could either be less convenient or more durable, depending on Honor's implementation.
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In the same way that Instagram, which is for young people actually a very powerful status game, if they add more things like shopping into it as a utility, I think that's just more durable in the long run.
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Learning to live without America might be the best way for the other leading nations of the world to create a more durable international order—one held up not by a lone Atlas, but the shoulders of many nations.
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The iPhone isn't alone—the Samsung Galaxy S8 is by all accounts the most fragile smartphone on the market—but until our devices become more durable, manufacturers are exposing customers to a deluge of prying questions, judgement, and embarrassment.
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They're also made using a lightweight 3.5-ounce recycled nylon up top and a slightly more durable 4.5-ounce polyester (70% recycled) for the seat and legs, making it durable and lightweight, the latter being the key word here.
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Brands ought to bake resale into their business models, he says, engineering clothing and accessories to be more durable (to accommodate a longer lifespan) and offering resale services to customers, whether on their own or via a resale partnership.
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A productive scorer, with 46 goals in 70 regular-season appearances in M.L.S., Villa also has been one of the more durable star signings in recent league history, playing 70 of a possible 78 games since joining the league.
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The International Monetary Fund on Friday trimmed Colombia's growth for the year saying the country needs a more durable fiscal adjustment to meet its financial targets, adding that the central bank should increase reserves to protect against external shocks.
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The Mate XS has the same size display as its predecessor but comes with a stronger screen and an improved hinge mechanism to make the device more durable, Huawei's chief salesman Richard Yu told a launch presentation in Barcelona.
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I'm almost always worried that it's going to get scratched or damaged, so I've been babying it way more than I do other phones, including my similarly priced, fully-loaded iPhone 11 Pro Max, which is far more durable.
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As they stumble, the English rise: Manchester City's destruction of Schalke cemented its place as the favorite to inherit Real Madrid's crown; Liverpool reached the final last year, and is a more rounded, more durable side this time around.
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While the Galaxy S8's glass back is destroyed almost instantly (as expected), the larger and longer bezel-less "infinity display" is definitely more durable than the iPhone 7's screen, even when dropped from a height of 25 feet.
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Its steel-reinforced aluminum frame is supposed to be more durable and give it a longer lifespan — Bird says it'll be four times longer than the Ninebot ES scooters currently used in Bird's fleet, which they will no longer buy.
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Shisalanga says fewer toxic emissions are produced than during traditional processes and says its compound is more durable and water resistant than conventional asphalt, withstanding temperatures as high as 70 degrees Celsius (158F) and as low as 22 below zero (-7.6F).
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Jacob Parker, vice president of China operations at the U.S.-China Business Council, said the two presidents need to take "positive actions that would lead to a more durable relationship, not retaliatory actions that would lead to a trade war".
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Neither the new, more durable glass nor the steel rails feel any more slippery than before, and a quick snap of a photo shows that it is fast — though we need to do more testing to really know anything definitive.
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Images: AP Photo/Binsar BakkaraYou can thank the guys toiling in this pictures for the fact that you don't have to change your tires very often: They're mining sulfur, which is mainly used to vulcanize rubber and make it more durable.
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There are some key differences — the new version is thinner, lighter and more durable than the original, and the company has made some aesthetic tweaks to the case, making it slightly more angular and shifting the charging pins to the rear.
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Apple says it switched up the home button to make it more customizable and more durable — there's a lot of people with the software button floating around their iPhone screens — but it'll take some adjustment to really get used to.
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These successive waves of women's leadership in dialogue with the Taliban — and the latter's acquiescence to participation — may signal a relaxation of their hardline positions toward women, and obviates a tacit recognition that women's involvement creates more durable, inclusive peace agreements.
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Mr. Clean Magic Eraser Bath, Cleaning Pads (8-Count), $9.98, available at AmazonThis Bath Magic Eraser is larger and more durable than the original Magic Eraser, and has water-activated micro-scrubbers that lift up dirt, grime, and soap scum.
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The wire inside the cable is made out of a combination of copper and Kevlar that's wrapped in two layers of nylon, which makes it a lot more durable than the one you got in the box with your tech.
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These design decisions were twofold: The company wanted to ensure the speaker could handle big low-end sounds and not lose clarity in the outdoors, and building the driver directly into the casing is supposed to make it more durable.
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When Mr. Harrison, who was working for a small design firm at the time, was put in charge of the View-Master's redesign in 1958, he made it lighter, more durable and much easier to use — easy enough for a child.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, he even argued that StockX looks more durable than the traditional public market right now, and he's well-acquainted with the latter, having spent nine years as an executive with the New York Stock Exchange earlier in his career.
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With Mr. Maduro firmly controlling the borders, and defections from his military so far numbering only in the hundreds, the opposition is being forced to accept that the government's rule appears to be more durable than Mr. Guaidó had painted it.
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Look for oversold companies: "In the US, we suggest focusing on high-quality companies that can weather continued volatility but are also positioned for upside if markets experience a more durable recovery in the communication services and tech area."3.
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But then hip-hop started growing exponentially: It minted more durable, truly multigenerational stars with greater staying power at the same time it was revving up the engine on the lower end, welcoming more and more young artists into the fold.
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She also knows that to make the case for shows like "The Good Wife" and "Jane the Virgin" as more durable than fleeting pleasures, she has to show us that they're doing something beyond pinging the dopamine centers of the brain.
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But some have concerns that Mr. Sanders might be more durable in the Rust Belt states, like Michigan and Wisconsin, with high concentrations of white working-class voters that emerged as trouble spots for the president in the 2018 elections.
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Musk told CNN Business' Crane on Saturday that choosing to build Starship out of old-school stainless steel instead of modern carbon fiber materials, a decision he announced in January, was key to making the design cheaper and more durable.
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"Because the risk and the threat are, unfortunately, here to last, the idea is to make the security setup more durable, but to do it in a way that is aesthetically nicer and more elegant than it is today," he said.
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He previously worked for Brazilian artist Vik Muniz, best known for his own use of found objects as the raw materials for his trademark style of portraiture, often employing ephemeral items like chocolate and sugar, as opposed to Pierini's more durable materials.
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To solve the first issue, Samsung designed new screen materials, including a flexible OLED layer and backplane, that are then layered beneath an ultra thin polarizer, a new shock-absorbent film, and a more durable (and flexible) polymer cover window on top.
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The new features include faster processing power (21 percent faster, HMD says) and a more durable body, made from a block of 7.993 series aluminum, along with Zeiss optics, USB-C fast-charging and Android Oreo as part of the Android One program.
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Most of the company's operations are now focused on its core business: making and selling a consumer-grade computer-controlled milling machine known as the Ghost Gunner, designed to allow its owner to carve gun parts out of far more durable aluminum.
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But if it's going to convince people to drop $125 on a shoe that looks more or less like a pair of Vans, it has to prove that The Sneaker is more durable, more comfortable, and more beautiful than anything else out there.
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The ratings agency said banks would likely face "more durable but moderate challenges" if Britons opted out of the EU in a referendum on June 23, with losses on buy-to-let mortgages one of the most likely sources of financial pain.
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The big question now is whether these gyrations quickly dissipate, as with so many similar spikes over the past year, or whether current events were a trigger for a more durable correction to one of the longest-running bull markets in history.
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A temporary cease-fire that raised hopes for a more durable peace has now largely collapsed, talks between the Assad government and opposition forces have broken down and plans to begin a negotiated political transition to a more inclusive government by Aug.
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No song of his proved more durable or popular than "The Green, Green Grass of Home," about a man who imagines returning home to his family and sweetheart, only to wake up and realize that he has been dreaming in his prison cell.
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"I didn't have a great feeling this afternoon and you need a great feeling to throw the car from one side to the other," added the German, who will start on the soft tyres while Mercedes have slower but more durable mediums.
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Possible impact: By using faster methods like the gene editing tool CRISPR, Scherf says scientists should be able to develop new varieties that would be more durable, nutritious and trigger fewer immune responses, bypassing the normal breeding time of roughly 10 years.
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Made from an ultra-strong rubber compound, the KONG Extreme Dog Toy is one of the more durable chew toys on the market, and it doubles as an interactive toy because you can fill it with peanut butter or your dog's favorite treats.
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As its chief competitor, the European consortium Airbus, moved toward bigger planes, Boeing countered with a design that promised better fuel efficiency and easier maintenance: the 787 Dreamliner, a lighter, more durable aircraft with a higher percentage of titanium and composite materials.
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So analogously, it is the professional-managerial class—yet to be afflicted by despair, but still suffering the depredations of the health care industry—that could unite with imperiled working-class people to bring about a more durable, just, and prosperous future.
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Senator Mitch Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the majority leader, said he hoped that it would take the form of a treaty, which would likely make any agreement more durable, but requires the support of two-thirds of the Senate — a very difficult threshold.
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I have never spent that much on bedding before, so I was expecting to be a little more wowed, but the Brooklinen sheets did feel more durable and higher quality than my Target sheets, and they're definitely replacing them as my everyday bedding.
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Scherzer is the leader in victories and strikeouts in the decade of the 22s, and has lately been much more durable than the Los Angeles Dodgers' Clayton Kershaw, another three-time Cy Young Award winner who has also been a most valuable player.
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One year after it announced its debut Mate X foldable, Huawei is back with a successor, the Mate XS. Although, externally, the device looks very similar to the original, Huawei says it's got a more durable display and features a redesigned hinge.
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Some Space Force proponents argue that this mission is important enough to merit its own dedicated organization, which can focus its resources on, for example, developing more durable systems and fielding space- and Earth-based backup systems should critical satellites be impaired.
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Even though consumers are buying just the contents, the products cost about the same as those sold in single-use containers, in part to offset the cost of the development and manufacturing of the more durable containers, as well as cleaning and refilling them.
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At Ikea, she offered executives insight on how a Zero Waster would shop their stores, noting that if she were in the market for, say, a garlic press, she would avoid Ikea's plastic offerings and search for a more durable (and recyclable) metal one.
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Gender Equality Minister Schiappa said the Weinstein scandal could have a more durable impact in France because it had prompted women from all walks of life to denounce harassment and assault at work and in public places, not only in the corridors of power.
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"Once you are generating a ton of cash like that, there are a lot of ways you can [use it] to make your stock safe, more durable and a better investment, and that's exactly what the incredibly shareholder-friendly Texas Instruments has done," Cramer said.
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A more durable type that lasts a few months to a year is yokan, a thick jellied dessert that features consistent internal designs — such as Mount Fuji or a seasonal flower— so that a slice would contain the same image wherever the sweet is cut.
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It features a new plastic display that Amazon claims is more durable (and just as scratch-resistant) as the old glass panel, along with a fifth LED backlight that should deliver brighter and more even illumination, and a design that sits completely flush with the Kindle's bezels.
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Both Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar and the White House "have told stakeholders and the Hill, 'If you give us a substantive alternative to [the proposal], that is more durable, sustainable than a regulation, we will take that to the president,'" the official said.
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The central bank has printed an initial run of a billion of the new notes, which are known in Britain as "tenners", after last year's launch of a five pound note made from a polymer film that the BoE said is more durable and harder to forge.
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Samsung's new Portable T23.1 SSD, announced at CES, is still smaller than a standard business card (21 x 23 x 2256 inches), but it's now enclosed in a more durable metal case that can withstand 23G of force and a drop from up to six feet.
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Former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. has proved more durable than dominant, at or near the top in polls of most early-nominating states, but unable to seize control of the race against unexpected moderate alternatives such as Pete Buttigieg, the mayor of South Bend, Ind.
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As an example, individuals born before 1957, who grew up in a time when measles was "as inevitable as death and taxes," may have more durable protection against measles than those who were born later and got the measles vaccine, which became widely available starting in 1963.
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That's almost $1,000 more than Samsung's long-awaited Galaxy Fold and $200 more than the Huawei Mate X, though because its screen is made from glass instead of flexible plastic, the Mi Mix Alpha should be a bit more durable than its high-priced foldable competitors.
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We're fairly certain you can expect to see the announcement of Google's new flagship Android phone, the Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL. Both phones should be slightly faster and more durable than last year's models, and there's also a good chance they'll receive a camera performance boost.
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Producing the materials for concrete is responsible for 10 percent of the carbon dioxide emissions worldwide, according to Franz-Josef Ulm, director of MIT's Concrete Sustainability Hub, which brings together researchers and people in the concrete industry to try to make the material more durable and eco-friendly.
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Despite the $1,500 price tag, which is also what TAG Heuer wants for its smartwatch, I really liked the MARQ Athlete and would have actually recommended it to someone who likes the functionality of a smartwatch but prefers something more traditional looking, and more durable, on their wrist.
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My iPhone XS review actually made it pretty clear that the X-to-XS jump didn't make much sense because the new iPhone is almost identical to its older sibling except for the new phone's beefier processor, better cameras, improved antennas, and according to Apple, more durable glass.
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Wipes, diapers, and other such items are necessarily designed for single-use, but even more durable things like car seats, clothing, bottles, and bibs will be invariably outgrown by a growing child and will eventually merit disposal, donation, or relegation to the attic or the closet under the stairs.
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The Yulex rubber is more durable than the neoprene on a lot of other wetsuits I've worn over the years, and it is perfectly stitched, sealed, and taped, which means that over time, the seams will hold up and prevent water from flushing in and out of your suit.
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The canvas does have a slight sheen to it, a finish which may or may not be to your liking (but likely makes the print more durable), and there was one teeny printing imperfection on the brunette's black hair, but nothing you couldn't easily fix with a sharpie.
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"Reagan Youth" is both an ode to the '80s anarchist-punk band of the same name and a frustrated acknowledgment that the "other Reagan Youth," those inspired by the former president who are now in positions of power in the Conservative movement, have had a more durable legacy.
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But the best moments on the group's 2016 album, "Is the Is Are," suggest a more durable approach to songwriting, and at this acoustic performance at Murmrr Theater, a seated venue near Grand Army Plaza, in Brooklyn, the members of Diiv will try to prove their detractors wrong.murmrr.
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Apple's not particularly happy about the threat of regulation, of course, and argues that we might not have shifted from Micro-USB to the more durable, versatile, and bidirectional Lightning and USB-C to begin with if they'd been forced to adopt a single standard back in 2009.
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"Our hope is that today's request for input will begin a true collaboration between the federal government, states, and all stakeholders to develop a more durable and achievable approach to addressing carbon emissions," Karen Harbert, president of the Chamber of Commerce's Global Energy Institute, said in a statement.
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But Arenado has been more durable, and the gulf between their defensive value is extreme: Arenado has produced 5.4 defensive WAR and has won a Gold Glove in each of those three seasons, while Harper, at a far less vital position, has generated an ugly minus-4.2 defensive WAR.
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"Because of the great uncertainty over LIBOR's future and the risks to financial stability that would likely accompany a disorderly transition to alternative reference rates, we need aggressive action to move to a more durable and resilient benchmark regime," added Dudley, who is to step down from the Fed next month.
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But 23-times grand slam champion Djokovic, playing his first tournament for six months because of an elbow problem, was the more durable as he recovered from a woeful start to claim a 25-23 6-3 6-1 6-3 win and take his record over Monfils to 53-0.
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Edison lab-produced advances include the first practical batteries for the electric car, the electronic stenciling pen that later morphed into the A.B. Dick mimeograph machine and was slightly modified to become the modern tattooing tool, more durable cement used to build the original Yankee Stadium and, most famously, motion pictures.
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The researchers claim the flexible keyboard they've created is far more durable than any other keyboard on the market, and because mass production could bring the per unit price down to as little as a dollar, even if something did happen, tossing it away and buying a replacement is a cheap option.
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The R2, which was designed and assembled in the U.S. in partnership with Michigan-based Roush Enterprises, has a more durable custom vehicle body than its predecessor and a pedestrian-protecting front end that absorbs energy and can collapse inward to better protect those outside of the vehicle, according to the company.
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Today's iPads are powered by custom-designed processors that are faster than the chips on some of the Macs Apple makes, and the iPad's separately sold keyboard is better and more durable than the accursed, falling-apart mess of a keyboard that Apple is shipping on its much-maligned current line of laptops.
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Some emerge as being especially influenced by one or other of Parma's two leading masters, and Michelangelo Anselmi, the author of the lovely "Christ and the Samaritan," drew judiciously on both, but the limited production and early deaths of so many of these painters prevented the school from putting down more durable roots.
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At their most basic level, the new iPhones will be better at taking photos in various conditions, are built of more durable glass that should give owners more peace of mind when using the devices without a case, and are expected to last longer on a single charge than last year's phones.
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As former (and perhaps future) House Speaker Nancy Pelosi can tell you, congressional control can be undone every two years, with a wave and the whim of the voters: Seats on the Court, a more durable prize, exist outside the political calendar — open based solely on a given justice's health and personal plans.
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"While this is by no means conclusive evidence that the consumer is wavering (after all, the upward revisions reduce the impact of September's declines), it nonetheless reinforces our ongoing concern that a spending retrenchment will ultimately trigger a more durable slowdown," wrote Ian Lyngen, head of rates research at BMO Capital Markets.
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Now that the scooter craze is officially over a year old, other companies are beginning to pay more attention to safety — Bird CEO Travis VanderZanden recently told The Verge that his company has begun to test a new, more rugged scooter that will be more durable and will stand up their on-demand use.
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We're looking to broaden the business that we have, strengthen the existing businesses, there are opportunities we talked about today in our existing businesses and then we have a handful of investments we're making where we think we can diversify our revenue, create some more durable revenue that mixes with our capital markets heavy revenue.
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The results are clear: a more durable, growing economy; 15m new private-sector jobs since early 2010; rising wages, falling poverty, and the beginnings of a reversal in inequality; 20m more Americans with health insurance, while health-care costs grow at the slowest rate in 50 years; annual deficits cut by nearly three-quarters; and declining carbon emissions.
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"The results are clear: a more durable, growing economy; 15m new private-sector jobs since early 2010; rising wages, falling poverty, and the beginnings of a reversal in inequality; 20m more Americans with health insurance, while health-care costs grow at the slowest rate in 50 years; annual deficits cut by nearly three-quarters; and declining carbon emissions," he added.
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Read more: Apple's new iOS 13 iPhone update has a security flaw that lets you bypass the lock screen to view contact listsThe most durable iPhones yetTesters found that the body and screens of the iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max are more durable than any past iPhone model, thanks to stronger glass screens and more robust water resistance.
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Apple has revealed its 2018 class of iPhones, and they all have fancy top-to-bottom screens like last year's iPhone X. The 5.8-inch iPhone XS and 6.5-inch XS Max both expand on what the X could do, with faster processors and more durable glass, better waterproofing, louder speakers, longer battery life, and "smart" HDR along with some other camera enhancements.
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Declining. I think people are realizing that just because a product has an Apple logo on it doesn't mean it's the best thing in the world, and that there are other companies, not necessarily Samsung, but other companies that make better quality products that are cheaper and easier to use and more durable than an iPhone or a MacBook Pro.
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Huawei also claims it's improved the design of the hinge, saying it should feel much smoother and more durable compared to the original Mate X. Unfortunately, I never got a chance to fold the original device to do a direct comparison, but the Mate XS model I was able to play with at the company's London briefing felt sturdy enough in the limited time I got to spend with it.
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