All new screeners are also trained by more experienced screeners.
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Was this because he was more experienced than she was?
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More experienced workers would make $15.40 an hour by 2018.
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The more experienced the soul, the more intoxicating the motion.
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More experienced raisers with reputations as fixers are brought in.
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Parties for more experienced members start closer to 10 p.m.
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That growth has translated into a more experienced national team.
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The more experienced the stylist, the more you shell out.
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We had better cars, and our drivers are more experienced.
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Typically, people who are a little more experienced in their career.
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Older, more experienced players are free to sign with MLB teams.
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That may turn off women more experienced with same-sex sexuality.
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Joey was definitely the more experienced and probably the most natural.
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That's higher than the 23 offers that more experienced homebuyers made.
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Other inmates, more experienced and violent than he, stare him down.
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This season their roster is deeper, more experienced and better balanced.
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More experienced surgeons would perform surgeries to educate the younger doctors.
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Preckwinkle is viewed as the more experienced candidate in the race.
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Over time, I figured it out by watching more experienced cooks.
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The academy is geared to more-experienced supervisors and department managers.
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"The pitch has resonated more with more experienced entrepreneurs, " she said.
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As he gained more experienced, he became focused on process first.
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They now have a deeper, more experienced lineup, with flexibility going forward.
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The former is better-known than Mayor Pete, the latter more experienced.
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We didn't know how it would work to hire more experienced people.
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Mike Pompeo is a more experienced government operator than Rex Tillerson was.
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This year, the more experienced candidates are doing worse in the polls.
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We know that today's generals are more seasoned, more experienced, than ever.
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"They also become more experienced, humble, enlightened, or just tired," he added.
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So far, she has held her own against much more experienced competition.
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The more experienced internists' patients had readmission rates of 20.1% to 20.5%.
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He underscored how being older, and more experienced, may be a plus.
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Over lunch, some of the more experienced photographers bemoaned this last point.
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But as more experienced candidates know, that's not the system we have.
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Reid's preparation helped him land the job over his more experienced peers.
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" More experienced reporters, he said, "ask questions that are sharper, more informed.
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That may be true for some of the team's more experienced players.
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Plus, he's more experienced than just about anyone at battling the Clintons.
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Lewandowski's departure could put the operation in the hands of more experienced campaigners.
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"The more chips you de-solder, the more experienced you become," he says.
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If you're more experienced, you can try five minutes running, five minutes walking.
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The more experienced you are, the more useful you'll be in the ministry.
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Something about the way he talks and writes swept more experienced politicians aside.
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However, more experienced priests or professional celebrants could charge you up to $450.
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A few are young, inexperienced candidates; a few are older and more experienced.
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"We focus on the more experienced entrepreneurs," Cheng told TechCrunch in an interview.
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The Young Conductors Award involves an older and more experienced group of musicians.
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He is smart, strategic and more experienced than any candidate in the field.
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Over all, however, the American teaching force is growing more experienced, not less.
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More experienced judges are less apt to treat black and female defendants differently.
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"We had good ball-movement, good shots ... They're just more experienced," Mitchell said.
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Other larger, more experienced PHAs have been able to complete the work themselves.
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Bush brushed away advisers who suggested he choose an older, more experienced nominee.
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Robinhood does offer Robinhood Gold for $5 a month for more experienced investors.
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Some more experienced lawmakers fear they could divide the party and empower Republicans.
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Clearly, something has happened that has tilted the field toward more experienced signal-callers.
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Facing more experienced drivers in more powerful cars, Hogye finished 24th out of 41.
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First-time tourists travel in tour groups, but more experienced ones prefer independent travel.
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Conley agrees, adding that more experienced consensually non-monogamous people can offer valuable advice.
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And I really hate the feeling of being a novice around more experienced people.
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With demand for its services growing, the agency needs more experienced manpower, not less.
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Yet he first vanquished a large Republican field that included far more experienced politicians.
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"There isn't a more experienced sports marketing executive in Africa than me," Diack said.
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Each volunteer is coached by a more experienced volunteer, called the Head of Family.
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Mr. Trump lacks the institutional support and assistance that more experienced presidents found essential.
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It can expand budgets to hire more and more experienced staff, especially on committees.
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Then there's also the fact that Putin is so much more experienced than Trump.
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More experienced rowers tell me that achieving the perfect stroke can take a lifetime.
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The Yankees, meanwhile, countered with more-experienced arms, from Adam Ottavino to Aroldis Chapman.
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The competition required a team of a young architect and a more experienced one.
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These seven tech skills are often more specialized, and used by more experienced developers.
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Some of the biggest increases in quit rates are among older, more experienced, workers.
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Chris Coons and Tom Carper say he's stronger and more experienced than anyone else.
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Especially if they were more experienced than me It's about 15 percent or so.
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A more experienced person would see parallel scratches on a girl's arm and be concerned.
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While other, more experienced, hardware makers were able to respond quickly, Microsoft's delay impacted reliability.
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Instances where I have been more experienced and still lost runs have happened plenty, too.
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Sir Ed is a bit more experienced; Ms Swinson a bit better with the media.
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His opponent weighed in at about 353 pounds to Banks' 310, and was more experienced.
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No one is more experienced than Lipton, referred to as Marty by clients and colleagues.
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That's the primary source of the conflict between Trump and his more experienced Cabinet members.
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She was fighting Silva La Notte who was far more experienced having fought 88 times.
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To begin with, older women and younger but more experienced Democratic campaign staffers launched Indivisible.
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Instead, he is taking a close look at other, more experienced Democrats, including Ohio Sen.
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They struggled with drugs more, experienced eating problems, had behavioral issues and thought about suicide.
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She made it on to the Democratic debate stage, unlike more experienced politicians like Rep.
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What if you're the more experienced one, but you're worried about taking your partner's virginity?
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Donald Trump, unlike his much more experienced opponent Hillary Clinton, isn't qualified to be president.
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Dedicated salons will have much more experienced technicians, she pointed out, since that's their specialty.
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The more experienced people are at a task, the more people tend to be overconfident.
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Suggest another co-worker who might be more experienced or looking for a new project.
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" It also called for better employment conditions "to attract more experienced candidates for these positions.
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More experienced fighters took advanced courses with Iranian and Hezbollah commanders in Iran or Lebanon.
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"Younger firms grow sales at a faster rate than their more experienced peers," he said.
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Rommel Banlaoi, a Manila-based security expert, said more experienced fighters had also been recruited.
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"Well, that lasted for a lot longer that I imagined," said my more experienced girlfriend.
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And what they couldn't glean on their own, they learned from more experienced tech geeks online.
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And he almost didn't go because he was worried about embarrassing himself against more experienced athletes.
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Jimmy Carter outperformed his more experienced and nationally-recognized opponents to emerge as a front-runner.
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On the one hand, Clinton is unquestionably the more experienced and better-briefed foreign policy thinker.
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Maybe because he was older and more experienced, Hadley thought, he just knew what he wanted.
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While at the same time, as you grow older you grow more experienced and more strategic.
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But there's been a lot of political pressure on ULA to choose the more experienced Aerojet.
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Ask more experienced workers for the story of how they got to where they are now.
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They're the kind of flaws a more experienced internet company probably wouldn't have missed, Rapid7 said.
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Maybe it'll take working with a more experienced partner to push its products over the edge.
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The team members know they face a long struggle to catch up with more experienced rivals.
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Instead, it is meant to help more experienced programmers bridge the skills gap to deep learning.
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But for more experienced users, Microsoft is obviously setting up Edge as an alternative to Chrome.
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She's much more experienced, she's been everywhere, she has done a lot for families and children.
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As the aircraft came closer the more experienced spotters realized immediately they we witnessing something special.
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This one, as many expected, came down to the wrestling skill of the more experienced fighter.
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A few days later, he tried again with a more experienced guide and a bigger group.
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Savvy, more experienced workers might be able to generate more output for every hour they work.
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Spectators watch the games, many hoping to pick up skills and tips from more experienced players.
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Instead, he attempts to navigate a host of styles better deployed by more experienced pop hands.
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LK I'm more experienced in managing teams, so I do that a bit more than Fernando.
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The 2013 decision to choose TBEA over a far more experienced Russian company led to disaster.
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Danny Green, one of the Spurs' more experienced players, said Simmons had improved as a defender.
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More experienced pilots are better able to handle its retractable landing gear and some other features.
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The Fighting PandaS had been one of the more experienced teams in the North American region.
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The Fighting Pandas had been one of the more experienced teams in the North American region.
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It was, his critics said, not a mistake that a more experienced official would have made.
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With just seven candidates on stage, the now more experienced debaters had a chance to shine.
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"I've always felt like everyone [I made music with] was more experienced than me," she says.
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The district says the average teacher salary is $75,000, which reflects the older, more experienced workforce.
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Knowledge may now come from a pre-created instruction module, artificial intelligence, or another, more experienced, colleague.
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Mr. Martinez, older and more experienced with long-term partnerships, took the lead on integrating their lives.
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Mentors reduce your learning curve by years through mastering the best of wiser, more experienced role models.
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Women also have higher turnover on the platform, and more experienced drivers tend to get higher pay.
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Besides pumping more into research, Chinese firms also need to attract many more experienced scientists and engineers.
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So, I did it, as if I had learned more and seen more and was more experienced.
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More experienced veterans might end up in sales leadership, with a salary range of $120,000 to $170,000.
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"Obviously four years on, I'm a bit more experienced, there's a bit more expectation," Fox told Reuters.
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"We expect to claw that back" as crews get more experienced, McDonald's USA President Chris Kempczinski said.
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Younger workers have always had a tougher time finding a job than their older, more experienced counterparts.
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In 2008, the Theranos board decided to remove Holmes as CEO in favor of someone more experienced.
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When it comes to the craft, there may be no one more experienced than a flight attendant.
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The Roman numeral "V" indicates that this is a higher-level title for a more experienced engineer.
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Young managers, says Rogan, should try not to challenge the technical knowledge of their more experienced colleagues.
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Some large investors had said they wouldn't invest unless the company brought in a more experienced executive.
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From there, however, the process becomes quick and streamlined, especially as you become a more experienced user.
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Shira asks her more-experienced friend if she should lose her virginity to the boy she's with.
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The hacker "persona" of Guccifer was "handed off to a more experienced GRU officer" at some point.
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Techtonic hires and trains apprentices and, by week five or six, apprentices shadow more experienced software developers.
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His opponent was more experienced and the favourite to win, Petchboonchu's uncle had one condition: don't cry.
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The class I sat in on was mainly instructors, some of the more experienced students and myself.
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Ajihei is particularly satisfying as a spot for lunch, when the more experienced servers are at work.
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We get a more experienced driver from our qualifications and also we are a no-margin fleet.
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Billy and Gary, both far more experienced screenwriters and gifted directors as well, really excelled at that.
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It felt like a more experienced parent had been thinking of ways to make our visit memorable.
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The Americans who are training Afghan troops are often older, higher-ranking and more experienced than before.
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There are teams that are deeper, more complete, less flawed and more experienced than the Oakland Raiders.
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"I don't know of a more experienced, better person — a more decent person in politics," he continued.
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Compared with 2007-2008, starting teacher pay is lower, as is average pay for more experienced teachers.
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For some of the more experienced players, it's that massive prize purse that keeps them coming back.
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She coached me on how to make myself heard in a roomful of older, more experienced professionals.
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As an entrepreneur, it's smart to ask others who are more experienced for nuggets of wisdom — right?
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It was the classic case of the young male upstart putting down the older, more experienced woman.
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More experienced surfers, meanwhile, receive more tailored instruction, which can include video analysis and a feedback session.
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Jay Sekulow is a trusted, telegenic presidential adviser more experienced in religious liberty cases than impeachment battles.
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"She mentored younger women but also supported more experienced leaders," Ms. Gutmann said in a phone interview.
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The report argues FinTech companies are better equipped and more experienced to handle threats than traditional institutions.
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They are in or near metropolitan areas with big companies that are sources of more experienced workers.
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The markets might have wanted to have a more experienced hand on the tiller at the moment.
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Hayley's A.H.T.s were not within goal parameters, but her F.C.R.s were those of a more experienced handler.
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One key question is what role Ford's more experienced members of parliament will play in his government.
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Four-time champion Froome, however, is the more experienced rider, having already won all three grand tours.
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Porter was one of the more experienced aides in Trump's White House, having worked for Republican Sens.
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"Some retail bank positions or more experienced bankers might be eligible to be rewarded," Ms. Mack said.
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It's a title some more experienced warehouse workers take on where they help to train new hires.
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If he does go, then I guess they will probably want a more experienced driver to come in.
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Where Teach First injects youthful vitality into the teaching profession, Now Teach hopes to provide more experienced ballast.
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Jackson never liked this matchup to begin with, believing that Mago's opponent, Mike Perez, was much more experienced.
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So Manafort is urging Trump to bring in more experienced hands, while not pushing for any formal shakeup.
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Albrecht noted that author Neil Gaiman would work in a "traditional showrunner role," alongside a more experienced producer.
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Trent Franks is less erratic and more experienced than Mrs Ward and likely to appeal to similar voters.
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Good jobs were rare, and often we were competing against older, more experienced workers who had been downsized.
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Washington headed for Carson, and it wasn't long before he was defeating far more experienced boxers in sparring.
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So I, I did it, as if I had learned more and seen more and was more experienced.
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That's not very surprising, though: It's usually the more experienced ones that get in trouble, not the newbies.
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The team is kind of bad now but it's going to really rock once we get more experienced.
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For instance, will giving money to more experienced men suddenly quash sexism or bro culture in the industry?
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"The authorities have become more experienced in managing the currency," said a third source who advises the government.
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Republicans now want to see how more experienced candidates fare in New Hampshire and South Carolina, Weber said.
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Of course, some more experienced Internet users might wonder why the site is so simple in its approach.
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Though McBride showcased some serious resilience, he was ultimately unable to contend with his far more experienced foe.
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Perhaps more importantly, he demonstrated a poise under pressure that is usually reserved for far more experienced fighters.
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That is, you learned best practices from your board and by having coffee with other, more experienced CEOs.
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Many more experienced and savvy interlopers have seen their ambitions brushed aside by the plodding machinery of government.
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A key delegation option is to assign more experienced members of your team to serve in this capacity.
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But Murray, more experienced and very adept at absorbing power, was too much to handle in the end.
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The nomination will add fuel to the discussion that Mr. Corden is outshining his more experienced CBS colleague.
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But that, some of my more experienced colleagues pointed out, is sort of the way the Olympics work.
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In his business ventures, Siebel was said to surround himself with older, more experienced workers, much like himself.
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Being a first-timer with a more experienced sexual partner can sometimes add more stress to the situation.
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As I get more experienced, I love the idea of going into big mountains and doing big climbs.
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But the European system tends to favor older, more experienced players — many of whom also have larger contracts.
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However, some more experienced surgeons use a much larger volume of fat that may be measured in litres.
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That kind of résumé is atypical of board members at Cisco, where directors tend to be more experienced.
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Supporters of Mr. Mnangagwa said Ms. Mugabe was being used by more experienced politicians to undermine their candidate.
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I would have to start at the back and wiggle my way through the more experienced and faster karts.
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Now suiting up for Jamaica, she's taken an unofficial leadership role as one of the team's more experienced members.
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Healthier females are often older, more experienced, and more equipped to evade threats from predators (usually bigger, meaner fish).
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"I was pretty nervous coming to set because everyone was so much more experienced than I was," she admitted.
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"We don't want to send kids through to just get beat out by some more experienced singers," said Bryan.
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Mr Anaya seized control of the PAN from more experienced rivals and oversaw its victory in several gubernatorial elections.
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If you are much more experienced that your opponent in the position it's a great place to attack from.
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It's worth noting that this isn't really a case of replacing a startup CEO with a more experienced operator.
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Take a look at the footage below of someone (much more experienced than me) really stretching the Vortex's legs.
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The minimum wage contributes to that, making it harder for inexperienced workers to compete against more experienced job seekers.
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The authority selected the company in 2013 to run the attraction at the trade center over more experienced operators.
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Mr. Sperling, then 38, said he was advised to find a more experienced deputy than Ms. Brainard, then 35.
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Clinton's running mate, Mr. Kaine's allies argue that he is more experienced at threading political needles without alienating people.
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This is a wiser, more experienced person with a better grasp on his art as well as the world.
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Older players should post better numbers because they're older, more experienced and more physically developed than the typical freshman.
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On a scene I did once, two new guys had just watched a more experienced guy perform really well.
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The more experienced T.A.O. operators devise ways to break into foreign networks; junior operators take over to extract information.
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And many lacked access to more experienced editors or the kinds of collaborative digital skills prized in modern newsrooms.
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That inexperience has shown at times, particularly in recent losses to tougher, more experienced squads like Brazil and Colombia.
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He has also made pronouncements on oil production policy that sometimes seemed to undercut more experienced Saudi energy officials.
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He can replace them with more experienced government hands, much as he replaced Mr. Flynn with H. R. McMaster.
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At the end of the day, they are more experienced in your business than anyone you can hire externally.
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But they were more experienced, knew their area of position better and were probably more competent with their weapon.
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According to my more experienced colleagues, the main exhibits and keynotes have been at the same locations for years.
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Ferrari's more experienced engineers can then figure out the best ways to smooth out any rough edges he finds.
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Older and more experienced NCO's were there barking at us — we could not get off that bus fast enough!
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This meant that my salary would significantly increase and I would be on par with the more experienced actors.
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He may have interrupted and questioned her extensively because she was the more experienced candidate and presumed front-runner.
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Filmed in 2015-16 during its third season, the team is already defeating more experienced and better-financed opponents.
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She found it unbearable to watch as the more experienced children would use her son as a 'practice dummy.
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Yeah, the Hadids and Kendall were there too, but the more experienced ladies definitely stole the show during the finale.
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Some of the reason for this is that Jarecki is just a better, more experienced filmmaker than Demos and Ricciardi.
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Sanches is the more proactive choice, linking to the front two, while Gomes is more experienced and more defensively reliable.
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Amid talk of a low-cost long-haul revolution, lessons from Asia's older, more experienced budget carriers are being ignored.
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More experienced Windows users will also be able to use the ISO file to clean install Windows 10 Creators Update.
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HOUSTON — There is a nickname that the more experienced players on the Washington Nationals use to describe themselves: Los Viejos.
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But with mounting obstacles at home and abroad, he faces long odds of succeeding where more experienced predecessors have failed.
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Others speculated that one more experienced organizer may have been connected to several previous cases of convention embezzlement and cancellations.
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The differences are greatest for those at the lower rungs, but the margins for more experienced workers are still substantial.
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Along with her more experienced partner Tomas, Enid is dispatched to solve a rare suspicious death in a small town.
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We have seen how words, even out of the mouths of much more experienced and careful presidents, have been ruinous.
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Another possibility is that those winners who hold onto their shares are naive investors; more experienced traders are more rational.
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It is quite possible he learned his bomb-making skills from someone more experienced who has yet to be discovered.
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They shouted it by choosing Trump over 16 more experienced and qualified GOP presidential candidates in the 2016 Republican primaries.
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I had trouble remembering after the third exercise, so I just followed the lead of my clearly more experienced classmates.
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Wehrlein, 22, drove for struggling Manor as a rookie last year but Mercedes felt they needed a more experienced replacement.
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Plus, most of the people you'll be dealing with in the home-buying process will be more experienced than you.
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A more experienced player is Russia, which Sanger says was hacking into American government systems as early as the 1990s.
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Law students understandably feel pressure to defer to the professors who give them grades and who are far more experienced.
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And now we're just more experienced, we have more guys that can go play, and play good, functional, winning football.
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This convinced the media that he was as formidable a candidate as the more experienced Democrats he was running against.
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There are hundreds of strategies and countless books on goal-setting — many from experts more experienced and knowledgeable than myself.
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Now the US Army Corps of Engineers is overseeing grid repair contracts with more experienced utility crews from the mainland.
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It was staffed by seasoned bureaucrats whom Reid knew were much more experienced and knowledgeable than either him or O'Callaghan.
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Notre Dame head coach Mike Brey felt that his team was outclassed by a more experienced group in its ACC opener.
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Rasovszky admitted he made an error in reaching out for the board, allowing the more experienced Weertman to touch fractionally ahead.
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I see a junior stylist, which is considerably cheaper than getting a cut from the more experienced hairdressers at the salon.
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Because it is an online poll, the respondents may be more experienced with computers and online shopping than the general public.
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It's also a great option for more experienced musicians who want to be able to compose and play music while traveling.
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The first time Jordan went to a sex party, she brought a more experienced friend to help her navigate the scene.
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More experienced liars might overcompensate and stare with confidence, according to The Daily Mail's article on a University of Michigan study.
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He reckons the problem is particularly acute in senior jobs because older, more experienced workers often have a family in tow.
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A less combative and more experienced politician would never have found himself in the position to be undone as Trump was.
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As a former secretary of state she is far more experienced on all matters concerning America's international relations than her rival.
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As the more experienced one, you're nurturing them along, and when you leave it kind of feels like you're abandoning them.
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"Once the researchers get more experienced, the plan is to upgrade the catapult for larger drones and higher speeds," they say.
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I put him in a fight against a much more experienced guy because I wanted to see if he was ready.
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But as she begins to outshine more experienced models and becomes intoxicated by her own power, their insecurities manifest themselves violently.
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However, academics and more experienced market participants doubt whether this accessibility will persist when the market goes through periods of stress.
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Stitt, a mortgage broker and first-time candidate, beat out several more experienced politicians in the state's Republican primary in June.
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It's watching a far more experienced candidate battle a reflection of everything wrong with America: racism, sexism, bullying, and blind fury.
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For the more experienced internists, Medicare spending per patient admission was $1331 before the reforms and $1,599 after reforms took effect.
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As she got more experienced, she increased her initial booking fee for in-house events from "two digits to three digits".
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Mr. Rodriguez has incorporated some of the easier elements of Fat Kid but will also provide challenges for more experienced skaters.
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Mr. Rajoy's sudden ouster left the party leaderless, however, providing Mr. Casado with an opportunity to leapfrog over more experienced politicians.
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He may need a more experienced partner to straighten out the dining room, and to help him edit the menus, too.
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" More experienced players know what it takes to win a Slam event, Stosur said, but younger ones have "got no fear.
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As his group become more experienced, they had the urge to break out of the mold and transition to atypical builds.
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If you're more experienced, you can also download the Android system image files from Google here and flash them on yourself.
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For the fellows, this exclusive two-day camp was a chance to soak up the experience of the more experienced ambassadors.
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For two-and-a-half rounds, it looked like Ortega might lose his undefeated record to his far more experienced foe.
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"These are more experienced investors, sitting tight and staying the course," said Mike Loewengart, chief investment officer at E-Trade Capital Management.
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Promotions are exciting but they can get complicated quickly – especially if an older, more experienced colleague was passed over for the job.
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Vikander was the youngest nominee in the category, beating far more experienced actresses including Kate Winslet, Rachel McAdams and Jennifer Jason Leigh.
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For older, more experienced drivers, Mattel is launching an intricately designed Batmobile that can be controlled using your iOS or Android device.
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Would he follow his running mate Mike Pence's lead, govern within the GOP mainstream, and delegate tasks to more experienced political hands?
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Yet the money was flowing to more experienced startups, with early stage investment declining 18% in volume compared to the previous quarter.
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Embraer Brazilian aircraft builder Embraer is over 48 years old, making it one of the more experienced manufacturers to join Uber's project.
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""Younger workers seem less respectful of more experienced colleagues and don't feel compelled to follow in the same path as their superiors.
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So, if you're looking to get a bit more experienced, then it's time to sit down and write your sex bucket list.
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I think that's the single biggest change because of that challenge and opportunity of fun that it presents to more experienced players.
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Ford, then-33, was a far more experienced actor with 10 years of acting experience, including a breakout role in American Graffiti.
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" One of his more experienced advisers, Vernon Jordan, complained that "There's nobody over there that's ever worked in the White House before.
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I was the youngest person on the jobsite, and I was tested very early by the more experienced workers on the crew.
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Regardless of morality, lying is something pretty much everyone does, though some are more experienced in the art of deceit than others.
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True, he might recognise that the best way to earn his billions is to put more experienced executives in charge of operations.
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Moraga was getting in with quick single blows, but the more experienced striker continued in combinations when Moraga was admiring his work.
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But as more experienced workers introduce more age diversity into the workforce, they also bring maturity and some much-needed institutional knowledge.
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And indeed, it's pretty simple to use, with some additional features buried a bit for those who are a bit more experienced.
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The recession made it even harder for the young, who had to compete with more experienced workers who had lost their jobs.
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Flood may be the more experienced lawyer in the peculiar task of aiding a president under the pressure of a special counsel.
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More experienced students like Parviainen practise tricks such as flapping their tail on the surface while hanging with their head down underwater.
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They reserved spots for older, more experienced, more moderate and more loyal party delegates than the ones chosen by primaries and caucuses.
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"Out here is where the ocean floor drops off," one of her more experienced companions explains, pointing to the darkness all around.
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And she spends time explaining things more-experienced cooks take for granted, like how to build a salad, whether composed or tossed.
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I knew I had to figure out how to present myself in ways that would make me seem older and more experienced.
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What's more, the 162-pounder has stood up well so far against bigger, more experienced players in his end of the rink.
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But the problem is only compounded by the lack of more experienced women in positions of power to mentor their young counterparts.
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Than Shwe bypassed older and more experienced generals and picked Min Aung Hlaing, then a young lieutenant general, as commander-in-chief.
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More experienced cast members like Eric Roberts, Heather Matarazzo and Leo Fitzpatrick all seem to be trying to salvage a scene workshop.
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Now, Juul will have access to Altria's deep lobbying pockets and more experienced government relations team, but such support cuts both ways.
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Doctors in the US are called interns during their first year of training, and work under the supervision of more experienced physicians.
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But if your return is complicated or you've had problems with the I.R.S. in the past, you might want someone more experienced.
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Even the popular digital local news organization DNAinfo laid off some of its more experienced reporters recently, before purchasing the website Gothamist.
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The more experienced coaches know the drill, and most can deftly defuse a tense moment with a humorous anecdote or throwaway line.
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In 2011, the council required that first-year residents, unlike more experienced residents, work no longer than 16 hours in one stretch.
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"We've seen shifts in the market and what our customers are looking for…toward more experienced engineers," Johnson said on a call.
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In 1953, McKinsey hired its first two top HBS graduates, despite skepticism from more experienced consultants and legendary managing director Marvin Bower.
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He made clear that he, and not the more experienced Perry, would make the final decisions about the course of the franchise.
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But I think on paper, yeah, we're a very, very similar team, but we're more experienced, which makes us a lot better.
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Learn about hiring for culture, sit in on interviews with more experienced hiring managers, and practice with them in the room, as well.
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Pruitt has also proven to be not just a more experienced but also a savvier operator than Reagan's Gorsuch, at least so far.
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More experienced workers and the newly laid-off filled applicant pools for lower- and entry-level jobs once largely reserved for recent graduates.
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It frames her as needing to be pushed and guided by the more experienced men around her into doing what she really wants.
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As the leader, and one of the more experienced boxers in the group, that task of binding and protecting often falls to Hanson.
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In most countries, pay goes up as workers become more experienced and productive, and then declines again towards the end of their careers.
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She'll look to keep her perfect record intact against the younger, but far more experienced American Kyra Batara in a 115 lb. bout.
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I quickly became interested in constructing them, but eventually realized that I needed someone more experienced to motivate me and guide me along.
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While temperature control makes sense for more experienced users, Session Control lets newer users control their intake without making the process overly complicated.
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But the older and more experienced I got, the more I liked checking in with the underwhelming family in the fictional Lanford, Illinois.
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Condorelli's father, Joseph Condorelli, came up with the idea after watching his young son get frustrated by losing to older, more experienced swimmers.
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It's also likely that there were some more experienced employees who sold their shares years ago on the secondary market for a profit.
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This feeds into the overall declining appetite within the industry for the experience, market intelligence and contacts provided by more experienced loan syndicators.
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Go online and see how people are using cannabis and feel free to use it the first time with someone who's more experienced.
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Additionally, some more experienced players on the server have even donated rare items to help me in my task and offered their protection.
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When crisis looms, he baits Spock, a much more experienced Starfleet officer, into an emotional breakdown to get him out of the way.
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In Asheron's Call, we had the concept of a "patron" and "vassal" relationship, where newer players would "swear allegiance to" more experienced ones.
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When he took over many outside analysts assumed he would merely be the Kim front for a ruling clique of more experienced thugs.
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More experienced friends told me doggy-style was a good position for a first-time fistee, but facing each other seemed more intimate.
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The company says it's considering how to offer other passenger perks, like access to more experienced drivers and double-points days, for example.
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Two of my more experienced mates set up a game for myself and two other novices who had been invited into the fold.
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It also undercuts the idea that his unpredictable instincts are reined in by more experienced administration officials, such as Defense Secretary James Mattis.
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LOVELESS was into linear, solid graphics, and more experienced tattoo artists advised him to add shading and other traditional techniques to his work.
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Amoruso turned over the CEO role to Waterson in early 2015, saying at the time that the company needed a more experienced leader.
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"Often teams will have skips who are older, and more experienced, and thus will also not be in peak physical shape," Earl says.
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But as he worked the pile, more experienced firefighters warned him to avoid the acrid smoke and fumes that looked foreign to them.
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Rather than worrying about only the potential cost of a more experienced worker, hiring managers should also consider the benefits of hiring them.
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I have learned from those much more experienced and qualified than me that humility is something to be cultivated over time, not lost.
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They watch videos of more experienced surgeons doing the procedures, and they practice on cadavers, on physical models, or, increasingly, with virtual reality.
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I generally like to talk to people who are more experienced than I am just so I can learn and get their advice.
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For the Philippine military, which is more experienced at fighting the Islamists in the jungle, the Marawi siege has meant urban street fighting.
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Since the rally, TimberUnity has been hijacked by more experienced Republican operatives who plan to use it as an ongoing cudgel against Democrats.
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Mr. Macron's year-old political movement plans to field candidates — a mix of newcomers and more experienced figures — for all of the seats.
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And frequently when news media have been forced to lay off employees, older and more experienced journalists are the ones out the door.
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And more experienced volunteers go through Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training, or ASIST, which prepares them to intervene during a moment of crisis.
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"As she watched more experienced real estate agents leave the profession, Foss forged through what she now described as "a long three years.
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The Calm app is targeted for both beginners and more experienced meditators, and you can choose the time length you'd like to meditate.
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From the little we've seen so far, Penguin is capitalizing on the public's emotional distress to turn it against his more experienced opponent.
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There is also more experienced talent to help build on the continent&aposs successes, a major factor in creating a sophisticated tech ecosystem.
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The question is whether Mr. Trump and Mr. Tillerson, businessmen unfamiliar with the ethos of public service, will listen to more experienced voices.
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Clinton has been making the case that her time as secretary of state and a senator from New York, make her more experienced.
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Since Lara Jean has never had a boyfriend before, the full weight of making their relationship look real falls on Peter's more experienced shoulders.
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American managers, he said, are more experienced than Chinese ones, so the American factories have a superior working environment and maintain their equipment well.
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He also hoped to make prekindergarten available to every 4-year-old — spaces are limited — and to hire more experienced teachers for special education.
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At the time, we didn't know how that happened, but The Daily Beast reports that was because an older, more experienced officer took over.
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It's unclear if its online commerce strategy will change now that it is being absorbed by a much more experienced company in that space.
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While Bethea admitted that he had never put makeup on himself before, people like Jackie Ivers, 24, and Nicholas Lord, 25, were more experienced.
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More experienced workers are more likely to be in the opposite position: sharing their own wisdom rather than benefiting from the tutelage of others.
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Clinton, meanwhile, has suffered from a lack of personal popularity although she is seen as far more experienced and as having "sounder" government policies.
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I'm more cynical about that now I guess, having become more experienced with the visual art market in which Lewitt and others made work.
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"Croatia was a better and more experienced opponent and showed its strength," Iceland's Eidur Gudjohnsen—the country's greatest ever player—said after the match.
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While humans can't automatically download driving experience from a more experienced driver, robot cars learn new skills as soon as one car learns it.
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The academics were better, the teachers more experienced, the class sizes smaller, and the extracurriculars better funded than at any school I ever attended.
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Why put money into a voter registration effort of their own, instead of donating to a more experienced organization, or their preferred presidential candidate?
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The entrepreneur is shifting his message, hiring more experienced political hands and spending big as he tries to expand his support in early states.
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Mayweather chased him down, landing heavy blows as McGregor fell for his feints and walked into punches a more experienced boxer might have avoided.
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Banks, 25, who has three previous caps but will make his first start, has been selected ahead of the vastly more experienced Kurtley Beale.
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While Facebook eventually brought in more experienced executives like PayPal's David Marcus and Stan Chudnovsky to run the Messenger unit, Martinazzi exemplified Facebook's roots.
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But anyone expecting the more experienced Nadal — with 23 Grand Slam titles on his résumé, including two Opens — to sweep Pouille away was shocked.
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It's a vast and deep world of over 19,000 recipes, guides and videos that can teach novices and delight and enthrall more experienced cooks.
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Master blowers, as the more experienced artisans are designated, work closely with the newer ones, grooming them to become future masters, Ms. Nori said.
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The organization was built with the idea of putting young, motivated people together with older, more experienced ones, and that's just what was happening.
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Sometimes it comes because investors believe the company needs more experienced leadership to run the company or more often to help run the company.
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The most painful came in 1989, when he backed a new employee's gamble on a steel firm, Edgcomb, despite opposition from more experienced colleagues.
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Galbraith was the younger of the two, often moving quickly, whereas Hendershot was the more experienced one who could be a little more diligent.
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This side-by-side aspect, with more experienced players mentoring their juniors at every level, has become an important element of the Carnegie program.
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Her videos are so popular that far more experienced Democrats have attempted to use her methods to become more relatable to the electorate. Sen.
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Trump also insisted on keeping Lewandowski on even after he appointed Paul Manafort, a more experienced political operative, to be the campaign's chief strategist.
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I'd love to tell you how much easier it was the second time — being older, wiser, and more experienced — but that's just not the case.
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"A guy with little computer background could compete with far more experienced guys, just because I put in the time to learn all I could."
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"Under such difficult conditions, I don't think the government could find a more experienced, savvy veteran than Lee to guide interest rates higher," Kim said.
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Kiosked and other start-ups regularly hire some Finnish university graduates, but for more experienced coders they must look abroad - and that too is challenging.
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Even while officially just "exploring" a Democratic nomination bid, Buttigieg has ridden his millennial appeal past more experienced rivals in some polls and in fundraising.
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This is especially true of the two-on-two mode, where a more experienced player can partner up with a newbie to even things out.
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Although having said that, there are lots of good things to learn from the matches in the last three days playing against more experienced pairs.
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Even the quests will become richer, and players at a lower level will be able to reap the rewards by playing with more experienced pirates.
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Nico immediately pushes Levi away, explaining if he had known Levi wasn't out of the closet and more experienced he "would've never" made a move.
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When you're at the stage where you need more experienced employees quickly, it can be easy to overlook that a candidate isn't a good fit.
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That would be a poor outcome for Indonesia, which has plenty to gain from a more experienced Widodo at the helm for another five years.
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So far in 2016, the Afghan air force has lost only two Mi-17 helicopters, which advisers said indicated that pilots were becoming more experienced.
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Of all of the potential English language stations, the United States is the most desired station and would attract the more experienced and skilled operatives.
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At 78, Ms. Hershman Leeson is one of the more experienced citizens of the internet, but her work largely went under the radar for decades.
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In recent years, the machines — the cars — have been so transformed that the more experienced drivers say they are physically the easiest they have driven.
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The Americans initially struggled against the more experienced Soviet team, but managed a comeback and were trailing, 49-48, with seconds left in the game.
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"What they mean is a very particular set of institutions," a self-perpetuating alphabet soup of bodies "more experienced in social engineering" than groundbreaking thoughts.
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This fall in quits helps employers save money on recruiting and training costs; and the employer gets a more experienced and thus more productive workforce.
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Last Saturday, Rizin announced Kron's second MMA match via facebook—this time against the much older and much more experienced Hideo Tokoro at 65.8 kg.
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Lemos is seeing a trend of more experienced, high-quality entrepreneurs, leaving companies such as Salesforce and LinkedIn in Brazil to start their first businesses.
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The professor controls the student's grade, or has the ability to ensure they get or lose a job, or is simply older and more experienced.
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Features like "easy start" and "low-RPM assist" will appeal to new riders, while the increase in horsepower will appeal to the more experienced crowd.
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It's unlikely it will be able to do much better against the United States and Sweden, two of the more experienced teams in the world.
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Younger people were laid off and the more experienced workers stayed on, and that helps to explain why we saw wage growth during the recession.
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When you become a more experienced typist and can type by touch, these ridges indicate where your pointer fingers should be placed on the keyboard.
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Slowly, she expanded on Reddy's sparse directions, written in shorthand for more experienced cooks, and carefully explained the terms and techniques for novices like herself.
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Neither man came off particularly well, but Mr Johnson, more experienced in the rough and tumble of debate than his opponent, won by a nose.
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"These presumably more experienced investors know the market won't move in one direction forever," said Mike Loewengart, vice president of investment strategy at E-Trade.
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And so, courtesy of my concerned and more experienced male friends, I was armed with a whole new set of advice: 'Don't be a wuss.
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If, like me, you missed out on extensive travel when you were young, here's how to do it when you're … let's call it more experienced.
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That said, more experienced lifters may want to consider investing in the 210- or 230-pound set which jumps up to $389.99 and $419.99, respectively.
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A detachable buoyancy tank lets new swimmers make it 5 meters below the surface, while more experienced divers can ditch the tank and go deeper.
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The community is generally welcoming to beginners and more experienced users alike, and people who inhabit the scene are often willing to share their experience.
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Barack Obama scored a stunning victory over Hillary Clinton and shook the conventional wisdom that the nomination would inevitably go to the more experienced opponent.
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Automation-driven changes in on-ramp jobs might mean more for organizations and more experienced employees than it does for the on-ramp employees themselves.
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A new generation of under-the-radar hedge fund stars are soundly outperforming more experienced, better-known managers such as David Einhorn and Bill Ackman.
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More experienced players tend to move the camera manually more often than inexperienced ones who are less accustomed to steering characters through three-dimensional space.
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The results are a bit dense, but here are five of the key takeaways: Molly's older, more experienced drug sister is resurfacing with a vengeance.
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You were a more experienced teacher that time, you took him aside after class and asked him why he thought that, why he said that.
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Lyft announced a new loyalty program on Monday, in which riders accumulate points that can be exchanged for trip upgrades or access to more experienced drivers.
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Indeed, the opposite may be true; his repeated reversals have revealed him to be a diplomatic novice, outsmarted in the international arena by more experienced rivals.
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But as more experienced financial experts join in, the cryptocurrency runs the risk of slowing down when it comes to the mammoth returns it can offer.
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She said that she's able to pick up techniques from more experienced clinicians through longer text-based posts, which share (anonymous) anecdotes from actual therapy sessions.
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But even once she was more experienced, she was spending two to three hours per booking — communicating with guests and preparing her home by tidying up.
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While these first two services clearly target novices, the new hosted notebooks in Azure Machine Learning are clearly geared toward the more experienced machine learning practitioner.
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When it comes to more experienced hires, the bank said it would require managers to interview at least two qualified "diverse" candidates for each open position.
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A key difference is that President Obama was a much more experienced president at the time, while Trump is not yet 100 days into his presidency.
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If you're wrongly assumed to be more experienced than a woman colleague, correct that person and pass the platform to the woman who knows more. 43.
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"Konkola Copper Mines appear to be more experienced in processing than mining and as for Lumwana it is because of declining ore grades," Chanda told Reuters.
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The first big clue was the way an outsider like then-candidate Trump whipped 16 much more experienced establishment Republicans in the 2016 GOP presidential primaries.
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It was hardly a surprise that a reality television personality and first-time politician emerged from the GOP primary field in 85033 over more experienced politicians.
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"Everybody wants to see the watermelon," said Cage Brewer, 27, an Upper East Side resident who had come with more experienced friends to sample his first.
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After graduating from the academy, her boss (Idris Elba) banishes her to parking-ticket duty while more experienced officers investigate a slew of missing-mammal cases.
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Working in tap-tap combinations that he rarely shows in his mixed martial arts career, McGregor did a fantastic impression of a much more experienced boxer.
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" Tanya Selvaratnam, 45, writer and producer in Manhattan"On a film I produced, a fellow producer who was much older and more experienced often belittled me.
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Ms. May holds one of the highest-profile posts in the British government and is considered the more experienced candidate — serious and competent but lacking charisma.
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The system rewards more experienced players for years of weathering baseball's relentless demands, enduring the grind to reach the open market for a well-earned windfall.
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It could approve longer hours, reject the proposal, approve a shorter duty time or require new measures like a more experienced crew or extended rest periods.
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A 17-year-old in Oregon named Jesse Daggett adopted the self-branding mind-set in order to vault past older, more experienced colleagues at work.
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While older or more experienced gamers may find the game less engaging than Overcooked, younger children and those new to video games benefit from fewer complications.
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The South Koreans succumbed to a more experienced, more skilled Swedish team, 8-3, in a match that was conceded before the 10th and final end.
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A writer can make between $50,000 and $350,6003 for a pilot, with a more experienced writer like Ms. Levinson at the higher end of the range.
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So now that you're more experienced with credit cards, do you have any rules that you always keep to when it comes to using credit cards?
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Like Chief Owens, they were the cream of the military's crop — older and more experienced than the vast majority of troops, better trained and more decorated.
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None of the above would have been possible before then-candidate Trump eviscerated a crowded field of 16 more experienced GOP regulars in the 2016 primaries.
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Twenty-five of the 35 people at the training session had been to an Iowa caucus, but even some of the more experienced ones were confused.
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After graduating from the academy, her boss (Idris Elba) banishes her to parking-ticket duty, while more experienced officers investigate a slew of missing-mammal cases.
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But she's made clear she'd like to see a woman in the White House, and few in history, she said Friday, are more experienced than Clinton.
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However, analysts and investors said longer term a more experienced executive may be needed to implement the complex turnaround plan begun by deceased CEO Hunter Harrison.
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After that, the US Army Corps of Engineers was put in charge of overseeing the grid repair contracts with more experienced utility crews from the mainland.
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While Dang rues the superior financial firepower, networks and experience that MNCs possess, she remains confident that MP Logistics has an edge over its more experienced competitors.
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They included teachers not receiving the training that was supposed to follow the tests and no budget to pay the more experienced teachers to mentor new ones.
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They know that the more experienced they become, the smarter they'll get, and the easier it'll be for them to replace money lost in high risk deals.
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Rocha told WCVB that Medici was the more experienced swimmer of the two, noting that Medici has taught him how to "catch some waves" over the weekend.
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Emily has kicked students out of her class a few times when a bigger or more experienced fighter beat up on a smaller or less-experienced student.
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"They are more experienced than us and understand that building companies in emerging markets is fundamentally different," Berghaeuser, who was formerly with Rocket Internet's Zalora business, said.
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Basically, Browne and most of his colleagues who showed up to play tonight are far more experienced in both consuming cannabis and playing Zonk than I am.
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It was the groups of older, more experienced radicals who actually were able to recruit young people like this and send them out on major terror attacks.
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The former All-Star then makes a LeBron comparison -- shaming Khloe because Tristan hooked up with 21-year-old Jordyn Woods ... and not a more "experienced" woman.
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This keyboard is weighted but not progressively which means that each key offers the same resistance, a consideration that might be important to some more experienced players.
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"The increased quantity of sex talk is great, especially because more experienced, well-versed sex educators are getting their messages out there," Basler told me over email.
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From a content perspective, that means talking to more therapists who are more experienced in the field in terms of how to help women move through it.
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"She can govern and she can start here, day one, more experienced than any non-vice president has ever been who aspires to this office," he added.
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Get organized today: If you can create a plan (ask for help from people who are more experienced than you) and stick with it, you can succeed.
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Nor had he expected the campaigns of more experienced candidates run by better-known consultants to collapse so quickly and spectacularly in the face of Trump's challenge.
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"A guy with little computer background could compete with far more experienced guys, just because I put in the time to learn all I could," he explains.
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I probably rely on the shot too much, but it's better than a higher, weaker crosscourt shot, especially since my more experienced opponents expect the crosscourt ball.
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A more experienced White House hand could probably do better, but at this point it isn't clear Mr. Trump could attract that sort of A-list talent.
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At the risk of being ruinously condescending, it's worth wondering how "Euphoria" might have turned out with someone more experienced — Barry Levinson, say — in the producing mix.
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Russia took the lead on a goal by Alexander Samedov in the first half, but the more experienced Mexicans equalized with a Nestor Araujo goal before halftime.
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Strikers considerably more experienced than him might, perhaps, have grown a little frustrated Tuesday in a first half that was a little more cagey than most expected.
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Mektic, the more experienced player in the pair, will have to be a stabilizing force if he is to win his first mixed doubles Grand Slam title.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - The first Zimbabwean rider to compete in an Olympic equestrian event cleared a difficult cross country course that trapped many more experienced riders.
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The dues-paying of the past, or the traditional pairing of younger showrunners with more experienced hands, is no longer as great a concern for TV executives.
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Davis told Politico that Biden is more experienced, and said he doubted Buttigieg could win a general election given his low level of support among black voters.
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It would be hard to find a more experienced candidate than former Speaker Newt Gingrich, the architect of the Republican takeover of the House in the 85033s.
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That is not to take away from what he has been able to do, more experienced men than Tybura have been battered into complete passivity against Werdum.
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Regardless of whether you're a recent college graduate or a more experienced millennial professional, nothing will benefit your job search more than maximizing the relationships you've already built.
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As it turned out, I was by far the worst mushroom hunter, collecting a paltry batch of chanterelles in comparison to the bounty gathered by more experienced hunters.
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For one thing, it makes him a lot more experienced than just about anyone currently in the State Department when it comes to striking successful deals with Moscow.
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Cruz, the more experienced debate candidate, had more screen time, and may see a boost as these debates continue if O'Rourke continues to struggle to dominate the forum.
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Since 1980, when a former finalist (or champion) has faced an opponent competing in her first major final, the more experienced competitor has won 70% of the time.
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The sooner you can dust yourself off and figure out why you lost, the sooner you'll be able to refocus on what matters and -- now more experienced -- win.
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Joining Kim on the trip is the recently promoted Choe Son Hui, one of Pyongyang's more experienced diplomats who is heavily involved in talks with the United States.
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Then it pairs all of these rookies with more experienced training officers looking to advance their own careers, which provides a fun blend of motivations and character dynamics.
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In the past, an independent candidate would quickly be wiped out by more experienced and better-known candidates from the traditional ruling parties – the conservatives and the socialists.
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Robbie Hoyes-Cock, director of the Late Show at this year's festival, added that he believed local jazz talent was up to par with more experienced international acts.
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And yet, in just a year, Lil Baby has managed to end up with not only the career of someone far more experienced but also the technical ability.
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It would be a pretty ideal tool for children just getting to grips with digital music — or for more experienced composers who haven't loss their sense of fun.
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My more experienced officemate often coaches me — in real time — when I am on the phone with clients, telling me what she thinks I ought to be saying.
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He was until earlier this month one of several outsiders in a party contest that Valls, a more moderate and more experienced leader, was initially predicted to win.
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Trump's taste for controversy, and the enormous media coverage that went with it, helped him to vanquish a field of 16 more experienced contenders for the GOP nomination.
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Rebecca Allen is a sharpshooting forward and one of the Liberty's fastest players, but she did not play Saturday as Coach Bill Laimbeer stuck with more experienced forwards.
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First-time users will find H&R Blocks' free version to be comprehensive and easy, while more experienced filers will like how TaxSlayer cuts straight to the chase.
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Even though about half of these are only apprentices, energy beams from them; they know secrets of sharp timing and theatrical address that elude many more experienced performers.
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Renault has also hired a rookie driver, Joylon Palmer of Britain, and the slightly more experienced Danish driver Kevin Magnussen, who raced for the 2014 season at McLaren.
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As drivers, the team has hired the up-and-coming Mexican Esteban Gutiérrez and the more experienced Frenchman Romain Grosjean, betting on a combination of youth and experience.
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Candice Bergen's iconic character was initially viewed as an older, more experienced version of Moore's Mary Richards, and Murphy Brown was decidedly more jaded than Mary ever was.
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Trainspotting added the weight of reality to that world, and watching it as a 12-year-old, the film made you feel more grown-up, somehow more experienced.
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The pre-training is we ensure that all of our reps have an opportunity to actually shadow and observe more experienced people that are actually doing this role.
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I collected 49 small rocks in an empty water bottle for the ritual, and some more experienced pilgrims showed me how to carefully but purposefully throw my stones.
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Vanguard's Personal Advisor Services, which, with $112 billion in assets, is the heavyweight among roboadvisers, seems like the more experienced but less tech-savvy member of the group.
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When I look back, knowing what I know now, as a more experienced human being, I say to myself, 'You sure could have taken a lot different approach.
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And then Duke and its roster of N.B.A.-bound freshmen get on the floor against a more experienced opponent and the Hall of Fame coach's fears largely vanish.
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It's possible that this was a true collaboration between Ms. Davidson and Ms. Burnikel, or perhaps Ms. Burnikel, the more experienced constructor, mentored Ms. Davidson on this one.
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Now that David Bowie is dead and I am older and more experienced with life and music and the industry, my understanding of his grandeur is even deeper.
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That included classes for aspiring dominatrices on the finer points of spanking, flogging and rope bondage, as well as events catering to those more experienced with fetish play.
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They watched the G.O.P. destroy a Democratic president who expressed a willingness to work with Republicans; hence, they seek a candidate who is more experienced, sophisticated and aggressive.
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They are formed into teams of five to seven people solving one problem at a time, with the new employees teaming with more experienced security experts to watch.
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Rather's playing opportunities in 2020 likely would have been limited following Griffin's offseason acquisitions of more experienced mid laners Woo-hyeon "Ucal" Son and Nae-hyun "Naehyun" Yoo.
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But when the far more experienced Lucca walks over to help it becomes clear that these union workers chose Maia over the black associates for another reason entirely.
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But O'Rourke, a little-known congressman before his near-miss Texas Senate campaign against Ted Cruz captured the party's imagination, was far less tested than more experienced competitors.
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General Manager Matt Klentak wanted to keep Kapler, but the owner, John Middleton, said he was concerned about the late-season collapses and wanted a more experienced leader.
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"He seemed to be more experienced than any of the other candidates," said Joe Griffin, 81, a retiree who lives in Columbia, after casting his ballot for Biden.
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The percentage of presidents age 50 or younger has dropped to 10 percent, from 42 percent in 1986, indicating that more experienced administrators are now in higher demand.
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He spent time panhandling on the Las Vegas Strip and learning about the sneaker-resale world by watching more experienced resellers line up for new releases in malls.
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For slightly more experienced chefs, Blue Apron is an ideal way to begin to expand horizons and check out different flavor combinations in a relatively risk-free environment.
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More experienced chess players will find that 20 levels also leads to some absurdly difficult games, which will assuredly delight and confound your chess-playing friends and family.
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In this case, the other candidate was South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg, who has bypassed more experienced and well-known rivals to seize the lead in Iowa.
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In his book, he highlights how the US Marine Corps recognized a problem during the Vietnam War, with young officers failing to listen to older, more experienced troops.
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But more experienced workers made $19 more per week, the research found, partly by making up for lost hours in Seattle at second jobs worked outside city limits.
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" Tech entrepreneur Andrew Yang: "Yang is not a very polished public speaker, creating a negative contrast between himself and the more experienced debaters on stage next to him.
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They appear determined to push their party to the left, even as more experienced lawmakers fear that their antics and programs could divide the party and empower Republicans.
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In Cusco, the Carcel inmates are trained by more experienced weavers until they have developed the vocational skills to work a five-hour shift, five days a week.
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Within the intelligence community, Cotton is viewed as a political grandstander who might lack the experience to lead a workforce largely older and more experienced than he is.
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In interviews, counterterrorism experts said that such an extensively planned and coordinated attack would almost certainly have required considerable financing and expertise from a more experienced group overseas.
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That puts them in a weak position to run a government — especially when they're competing against some more traditionally qualified, and more experienced, opponents inside the White House.
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Gina Haspel, a former secretive operations officer and the first woman to lead the CIA, has named more experienced analysts and more women into leadership roles since her confirmation.
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Competitively, the teenagers play games against older, more experienced teams in the South East Australian Basketball League – which coaches analyze with a focus more on skill changes than results.
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As the company grew, and we began to hire more experienced folks with the skills and training my young team lacked, I struggled with what to do about pay.
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Yet according to Jochen Menges, one of the authors, when a whippersnapper leapfrogs a more experienced worker it can leave the latter with feelings of "anger, fear and disgust".
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There is also more strategy than one would expect/ The older, more experienced players drive the younger ones, many of whom are afraid (and thus constantly drinking) into battle.
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Unlike several more experienced candidates, Mr. Yang qualified for all of the 2019 Democratic debates, and he appeared to grow more comfortable on the trail and the debate stages.
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I was myself—quirky, young, not too much more experienced than she was—and apparently I still had something to give, and she gladly took it, and it mattered.
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This year is my fifth year in education, and a lot of my more experienced colleagues have been giving me advice to get out before I become too entrenched.
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Ex was the more experienced of the two and had already dropped some well-regarded projects with a pre-"I Need a Dollar" Aloe Blacc as the duo Emanon.
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However, that trend is now over, according to JPMorgan, with a loose labor market meaning jobs will go to "marginal participants" as the more experienced baby boomers reach retirement.
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But officials say the service has been able to encourage more experienced service members to stay on the job in order to satisfy the military's growing demand for troops.
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From experience, I've noticed that teenagers definitely perceive you as being barely removed from their own lives in a way that doesn't happen when with older, more experienced teachers.
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Cee admits she initially didn't like doing newborn photography because the "babies didn't cooperate," but that quickly changed as she became more experienced and let her creative flag fly.
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The older, more experienced warrior had upset the odds and beaten the home fighter, silencing the many fans in attendance who had thought the bout was a foregone conclusion.
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Weirder still, the company keeps throwing Daley under the bus as if he has been ducking Michael "Venom" Page in order to fight these far more experienced, respected opponents.
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"This is my second time, so I'm feeling more experienced," the security guard at the Facebook data center in Altoona told the Iowa Lottery as he collected his winnings.
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Falling just shy of two years old, Johanna was certainly young for a runaway, but her authority-dodging methods were that of a much wiser, more experienced criminal cow.
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Because of the tricky nature of building a startup in a heavily regulated industry, Hodges said his team is more experienced than is typical of an early-stage startup.
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More experienced candidates like Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders can lean on both equally, while relative newcomers like Beto O'Rourke or Pete Buttigieg tend to focus on the latter.
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The government sees such vehicles as the domestic auto industry's best shot at closing a competitive gap with more experienced global rivals and as a method to curb pollution.
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"The more experienced, the more tactical hands you can have has got to be for the better, and I think I've got a pretty good jockey," Keith Desormeaux said.
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Titles with great gameplay at their very centers will usually remain incredibly enjoyable once we throw away the rose-tinted glasses and gaze upon them with more experienced eyes.
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At one point during sex, Drew's girlfriend at the time, who was a year older and more experienced, asked him to put his hand around her neck during sex.
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She was a rank outsider challenging more experienced candidates in the primary race for Queens district attorney, and did not have the backing of the borough's powerful Democratic apparatus.
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But he finished higher than his more-experienced teammate, Tarso Marques of Brazil, who failed to finish and was replaced by the team before the end of the season.
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To test their model, the researchers had 17 surgical residents and more experienced surgeons practice on the prototype then complete a questionnaire about how helpful they felt it was.
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"I think about what if I had asked more questions, if I were more experienced in business, if I had asked about the budget in the beginning," he said.
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According to reviewers who were hipper, more experienced and less cynical than I, the Pixel was superior to the iPhone — a stance that amounts to sacrilege in certain circles.
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After two days of in-office training, Perez was sent onto the hilly, chaotic streets of San Francisco riding shotgun alongside a more experienced driver to learn the ropes.
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Well, there's one side where you never really know what the impact can be sometimes, but you can have a pretty good educated guess the more experienced you get.
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Ms. Hewitt's survey of Bach's keyboard works continues, and surely there can be no more experienced guide through music that, in the right hands, remains as fulfilling as any.
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Ms. Hayes, who received the National Teacher of the Year Award two years ago, drew notice when she defeated a far more experienced opponent in the Fifth District primary.
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Ms. Adams said premiums increased when a teenager was added because, statistically, younger drivers — particularly boys — have more accidents than older, more experienced drivers, and file more insurance claims.
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Like Buttigieg, the Minnesota senator has a good claim to lead the moderate wing of her party, and she is far more experienced than the mayor of South Bend.
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For one thing, many in this new field have not run for office before, which can be a disadvantage in a fast-paced race against a more experienced incumbent.
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He used it to demonstrate to reporters and voters that he was in fact as electable as his competitor Hillary Clinton, seen as more experienced and "safer" on paper.
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Had I been more experienced, more attuned to the language of baking, I might have understood that everything I needed to know about that dough was in my hands.
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Its 101 course provides bikes and helmets to beginners who register online, and more experienced riders can book programs on street skills, bike maintenance and even local bike laws.
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Mercedes have German reserve Pascal Wehrlein, who raced for Manor this year, under contract but are clearly looking for a more experienced partner for triple world champion Lewis Hamilton.
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After losing the first set to a far more experienced opponent she turned things around to claim a first-ever Wimbledon main victory, 4-63 6-4 6-24.
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Clinton has formidable advantages in this campaign — including a much broader network of endorsers, surrogates, and policy experts along with superior name recognition and a bigger, more experienced staff.
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When I wasn't sure what to do, a little bit of Googling and a lot of time watching YouTube videos of people more experienced than me solved the problem.
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He took out several more experienced foes, including last year's United States Open runner-up, Kevin Anderson, in the first round and third-seeded Grigor Dimitrov in the quarterfinals.
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"What we're seeing in Q1 is that the newer reps were less than half as productive than our more experienced reps," CEO Tien Tzuo said on the call with analysts.
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They are instead, overwhelmingly, enacting the exact same policies that a more experienced and more qualified Republican administration would give us — just done with less spit, polish, and overall competence.
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Explaining that he had sung some of his first roles onstage with Mr. Loforese — who at the time was much more experienced — Mr. Saccomani said Casa Verdi felt like home.
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The youngest teams in baseball — the San Diego Padres (229) were the youngest, and finished 242-22003 — were rebuilding and had shed most of their more experienced, better-paid players.
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Not only does it let an amateurs try their hand oil painting, it also lets a more experienced artist mock up a larger piece without having to waste a canvas.
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Oftentimes, when a startup co-founder steps down from the C-suite, it's to make room for a more experienced executive to lead the company through periods of fast growth.
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Later, when Stefan gets video game help from idol Colin Ritman (Maze Runner's Will Poulter), the more experienced programmer decides one of them has to jump off of a ledge.
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It is easy to understand how a fighter could get overeager and fall victim to an arm roll or some other turtle sweep against a relaxed and more experienced opponent.
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I was doing a street-theater Faust, and a more experienced director doing a show at La MaMa saw my piece and wanted me to design her sets and costumes.
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Baby boomers were better-educated than their parents, more experienced after living through the 1960s and 1970s, and caused a "remarkable growth" in the average skillset of the American worker.
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Although I agree that it is important to develop the next generation of leaders, losing the collective wisdom and institutional knowledge of more experienced researchers is ill-advised and inefficient.
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One of the biggest trends that Humiston said she's seen this year is publicly traded US cannabis companies is that they're leveling up their teams by hiring more experienced leaders.
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"A guy with little computer background could compete with far more experienced guys, just because I put in the time to learn all I could," Cuban writes on his blog.
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On the other hand, larger fleets with better warships require more experienced officers to lead, so you do need—especially in the early game—a farm team of small squadrons.
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When she found out that one of the women—who was, intimidatingly, much older and more experienced than Nora—worked at a library nearby, Nora started really getting into reading.
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Sources said the company is also making an acquisition — reportedly it is in advanced talks to buy contact management startup Humin — so more experienced execs is probably a good idea.
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In 1988, the youthful Senator Dan Quayle of Indiana was giving a long explanation of about how he was more experienced than he looked on the debate stage in Omaha.
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The area around the hamlet of Findeln is excellent for beginners, while more experienced skiers will enjoy the intermediate slopes and off-piste areas coming down from the Rothorn station.
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And while Robert is not to blame for the collapse in Atlantic City, a more experienced industry executive would have given the property at least a fighting chance for success.
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Trump's big day followed weeks of troubling instability within his campaign, as he tries to bring more experienced hands on board who have then clashed with his original inexperienced staff.
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In recent debates, Klobuchar has tried to paint herself as more experienced than the 38-year-old Buttigieg yet still a more youthful, energetic alternative to the former vice president.
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Banks have followed suit and removed the sort of instinctive decision-making by more experienced traders that in the past would have prevented large-scale trading at off-market prices.
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Still, the Mercedes-backed 21-year-old took some consolation from his perfect record against the far more experienced Kubica, who has scored the team's only point of the season.
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We need to ensure that funding is directed across the continuum of investigators, from new clinician-scientists to mid-level researchers to more experienced people engaging in large network research.
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But she's become the point person for more experienced operatives in Washington who've helped guide her through the past six months of recruiting and training more candidates, operatives and volunteers.
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Less than white men and far less than women who looked like them, doing exactly the same work -- even when I was more experienced and outperformed my higher-paid coworkers.
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Not only are cities like those more liberal, but the journalists who work there tend to be more experienced — and resistant to what they might see as ideologically slanted content.
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"A guy with little computer background could compete with far more experienced guys just because I put in the time to learn all I could," Cuban wrote on his blog.
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"A guy with little computer background could compete with far more experienced guys, just because I put in the time to learn all I could," he writes on his blog.
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Councilman Oliver Davis told POLITICO that while it's nice to see someone representing Indiana in the Democratic presidential primary and bringing national attention to South Bend, Biden is more experienced.
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Patrick is positioning himself as a moderate alternative to Biden — and a more experienced alternative to Pete Buttigieg, the Indiana mayor who was also working the convention halls on Saturday.
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One not-so-well-kept secret on the puzzle-making side of the business is that your favorite puzzle makers may have learned their trade from a more experienced constructor.
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Top White House economic adviser Gary Cohn's background as a Goldman Sachs executive leaves him more experienced in the art of talking to really rich people than communicating with the public.
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As I became more experienced, I realized I was missing a trick—death for these NPCs may be inevitable, but that doesn't mean they've finished contributing to the colony's financial health.
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The new hires are part of a drive to appease investors who told Terra Firma's founder Guy Hands to bring in more experienced people in the aftermath of the EMI setback.
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And raise your hand again if you've ever interviewed for a position that made you wonder if the company misread your resume and thought you were more experienced than you were.
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Hizbullah has been deeply involved in the Syrian war for the past seven years and Israeli officers worry that its men are now more experienced at warfare than their own soldiers.
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Mr. Rubio and his advisers recognized long ago that if the election were fought as a résumé contest, he would lose to more experienced rivals, whether Mr. Bush or Mrs. Clinton.
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Amateur coders can program the SPRK using a drag-and-drop graphical interface in the app, but as they get more experienced they can also mess around with the raw code.
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During the Spring of 1918, American units had begun to filter to the fronts, but only in quiet areas, to help free up their more experienced counterparts for front-line duty.
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There's also the possibility that Clinton's Secret Service team is more experienced (she has had Secret Service protection since the 1990s, after all) and hasn't bungled the logistics of large events.
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This is intuitive, as the idea of mentorship typically implies that a mentor is an older, more experienced advisor who can share his or her wisdom with a younger, greener mentee.
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The acquisition is in line with early reports, such as on ReCode, that Tinder itself was struggling to bring on more experienced people and clearly needed a footprint in San Francisco.
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The Definitive Guide to Business If you're older or more experienced than your boss, it can be tempting to feel resentful or even like you could be entitled to their job.
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Christie, as a more experienced political player than Trump, may also feel that he is now in a position to influence the direction and tone of the billionaire's often raucous campaign.
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You're always funneled into the same big checkpoints, but there are several ways to get between them, some of which you'll only be confident enough to try when you're more experienced.
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He also says drilling crews that are still in the game are more experienced and it now takes them half the time to drill a new well as it used to.
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If you're new to the game, it's likely a more experienced opponent will realise this quite quickly and will take you down to the mat to have their way with you.
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There'd be virtually no excuse if a more experienced and professional staff had welcomed the prospect of dirt on their opponent from a Russian lawyer or a mysterious professor in London.
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Basic did well to hold serve and pull ahead, but the more experienced Djokovic kept calm and booked his place in the second round, where he will face Canadian Peter Polansky.
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Aside from the models, those recounting the Americans' triumphing over their more experienced European rivals include the publicist James LaForce and the former Fédération Française de la Couture chairman Didier Grumbach.
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So we asked the security firm to provide us more experienced professionals with law enforcement or military backgrounds who could understand the current climate and be ready to safeguard the community.
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But being a smarter, more experienced writer now, I think what actually happened is he sent the track over to Eminem's people because I had put the idea in his head.
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Our puzzle this week was suggested by Fred Gluck, a frequent Numberplay contributor whose seemingly simple problems can challenge both children in the classroom as well as more experienced math lovers.
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No need to be intimidated: The many regulars are incredibly welcoming and just as happy to show you the ropes as they are to pull furious spins with more experienced dancers.
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Carson Wentz carves up opposing defenses with the efficiency of a far more experienced quarterback, and ever since the team acquired Jay Ajayi, the running game has been just as devastating.
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The more experienced workers, she said, are attracted to the increasing number of Washington restaurants with high-profile chefs, leaving midlevel establishments like hers struggling with inexperienced and often fickle help.
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"In administrative courts, rulings would be made by judges who are more experienced, better equipped and more knowledgeable about the unique body of law that regulates public administration," Mr. Kovacs wrote.
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While Major Van Saun was stateside on leave, the acting company commander was a junior captain, meaning most of his responsibilities were left instead to a more experienced chief warrant officer.
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TOKYO — South Korea's scrappy women's ice hockey team has worked hard to earn an underdog's right to challenge bigger, more experienced opponents at the Winter Olympics starting next month in Pyeongchang.
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I'm no Louis C.K. expert, and will leave a more complete examination of how the film fits into his larger body of work to someone more experienced and knowledgeable than me.
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Videos of highly skilled players on YouTube and Twitch, the gaming network owned by Amazon, draw large audiences of those hoping to pick up skills and tips from more experienced gamers.
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According to Ante, Helgason was "good with people" and more business-oriented, so he took the CEO title after the trio failed to find a more experienced person for the role.
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The team have a changed line-up this year with 22-year-old Briton George Russell the more experienced driver alongside Canadian rookie Nicholas Latifi, who replaces departed Pole Robert Kubica.
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This entire milk saga from Season 2's eighth episode is proof: Unlike the more experienced Eugene Levy and O'Hara, Daniel Levy and Murphy had the burden of proving their talent.
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She sought counsel from her more experienced colleagues at the U.S. Mission to the UN, the National Security Council, the State Department and the U.S. missions in the three African nations.
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Salaries for cybersecurity staff range from $90,000 to more than $200,000 for more experienced employees, including jobs such as information risk managers and security engineers, according to career information company Glassdoor.
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The younger Chinese team outplayed their more experienced opponents 225-29 225-222 213-221 23-21 15-13 and went through to the semi-finals where they will face the Netherlands.
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The unseeded 19-year-old from Sokolov relied on it on a blustery Friday morning in Paris to beat the more experienced and more powerful Johanna Konta 7-5 7-6(53).
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Ausmus flashed some anger at a question whether he thought of removing Castellanos from right field, where he's only played a couple handful of games, in favor of a more experienced defender.
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But the 19-year-old, who shot to prominence with her Indian Wells triumph in March, went toe-to-toe with her more experienced opponent to win by serving out to love.
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When he actually ventured into truly controversial territory — noting that isolated queer teenagers might find affirmation of their identity in relationships with more experienced queer adults — the community swiftly cut him loose.
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For years frustration has been building within the caucus with the calcified leadership team and the seniority system Democrats use, which gives top committee spots to more experienced lawmakers over younger members.
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This means that, while aimed at Year 7 students (that's between 11 and 12 years of age), the micro:bit can be used by absolute beginners but also by slightly more experienced programmers.
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Between the lines: American companies have grown more experienced and sophisticated about managing shareholder activism, aided by armies of lawyers, consultants and bankers who have built up specialized practices in this field.
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Imagine being in your late 20s and suddenly taking control of a small country, one whose government is dominated by a small and ruthless coterie of more experienced military and party officials.
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Being a little more experienced now, I realize that one action didn't necessarily mark the guy as a bad in bed — although the rest of the movie shows that he clearly was.
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Yet on April 2nd, after a run-off campaign against Toni Preckwinkle, a more experienced politician with a web of political ties across the city, Ms Lightfoot, a former federal prosecutor, triumphed.
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The Republican candidate's election represents a massive failure of the soothsaying machine, which predicted that the better funded, deeply connected, infinitely more experienced Hillary Clinton would become the first woman US president.
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"Yeboah's a very charming gorilla and is having to quickly turn from a boy into man now he's met our more experienced female gorillas," Zookeeper Daniel Simmonds told The Telegraph in 2010.
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And, in a general sense, Trump has a habit of favoring his own facts and handpicked advisors, like Steve Bannon and Jared Kushner, over counsel from senior and much more experienced officials.
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Some 2,200 of Oakville's workers are recent hires, and many had hoped the 10-year earn-in, which keeps their wages below more experienced peers, would be shortened in the new contract.
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New parents often have a lot of questions, especially for more experienced parents, but "how do I make sure 3 AM feedings are seared into my memory forever?" isn't one of them.
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GoPro made the mistake of trying to launch something without extensive field testing of a beta product first, and at a level of complexity that could rival the far more experienced brands.
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But she's got something any number of more experienced chefs don't: a clear and personal vision of French food as a celebration of appetite, an occasion to eat with joy and lust.
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But those of us who have overcome that resistance, the more experienced solvers among us — all will eventually be assimilated — know that a crossword is not simply a question-and-answer game.
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Messam has experience winning against more experienced political candidates, starting with his first race for city commissioner in 2011 against a rival who had earned the support of former and sitting commissioners.
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Boeing largely kept the FAA in the dark about the MCAS softwareEven if the engineers had been more experienced, they might not have caught the problems with the system, The Times suggested.
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The teenager, who was only eight years old when Rosberg made his Formula One debut in 2006, finished fourth at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve with the vastly more experienced Mercedes driver fifth.
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When other retailers try to compete with comparable big sales, they oftentimes just dump unsold products into discount piles, neglecting the sort of value more experienced cheap brands are sure to offer.
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After unsuccessfully trying to add more experienced leadership last year — with the result of hiring and firing a CEO within five months — Tinder has made four significant hires to its leadership team.
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Elsewhere, more experienced investors can invest in other specific markets and industries by buying exchange-traded funds (ETFs), which track stock market indexes like the S&P 500 and the FTSE 100.
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The president, when under profound suspicion of being beholden in some manner to the Russians, should never be allowed to meet solo with the far more experienced, savvy and prepared Mr. Putin.
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Although an older, much more experienced cousin of M.B.S. had been made crown prince and heir apparent, palace insiders could see early on that the cousin would not be around for long.
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There are doctors who have been out of residency training for only two years, and they pay to get 200,000 followers so they can look bigger and more experienced than they are.
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In an earlier era, when congressional staff were generally more experienced, members surrounded themselves with more people who had developed the kind of long view that comes with being a repeat player.
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One of the more experienced members to survive and serve in Trump's cabinet, Pompeo is staking his reputation on killing Soleimani, a move two previous president's deemed too provocative to do themselves.
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Advice is also more likely to be taken if the person offering counsel is more experienced and expresses extreme confidence in the quality of the advice (doctors recommending a treatment, for example).
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During this summer's crisis, officials lamented that the agency needed more experienced hands who knew how to handle government bureaucracy — someone like Johnson, who served as a senior official under Colorado Gov.
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A parent who is a more experienced shopper "can see the big picture," said Marsi Gardiner, a saleswoman for Brown Harris Stevens who has worked with many families that shop this way.
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Pros: Easy to drink, unassuming wines for everyday enjoyment, global selection, reasonable costCons: For those who are more experienced wine drinkers, this may not be the most exciting of subscriptions to receive
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As they start accumulating clients, trainers can convert floor hours into better-compensated training sessions — $25.65 an hour for beginner trainers and as much as $280 per session for more experienced employees.
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"But I think it's an ongoing process and I think we are seeing these lessors hire more talent from the West, hire more experienced people," he told the rival Airline Economics conference.
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Looking to brandish his diplomatic credentials and strike a deal that perplexed more experienced presidents, Trump made stopping the North Korean nuclear program a key focus of his first year in office.
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In turn, expectations of a start-up's young team can be too high, Ajami says, so while the vision and excitement is important, "more experienced staff have helped set more realistic targets."
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Coca-Cola CEO James Quincy said his biggest regret since becoming CEO was not listening to the words of those more experienced than him and not moving quickly enough in some cases.
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More importantly, not seeking out my colleagues' advice meant missing out on the opportunity to learn from others who may have been more experienced, more educated, and more skilled than I was.
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While August's auction was hailed as a massive victory for renewables, speculation has swirled that some of the winners would seek sales or partnerships with companies more experienced in large-scale infrastructure development.
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So men become more experienced at milking the most out of the app because they stick with it longer; they learn the best places and times to pick up riders and other tricks.
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The Raptors, though, were the more experienced team, and even after taking a Game 233 punch in the mouth, they believed it would help them take back control of the series before long.
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"Prime ministers and presidents more experienced than me tell me that this is just the beginning," he said at the end of last week's summit, smiling and referring to the EU jobs discussions.
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The German, who is the youngest player in the world's top 24, battled back to see off the vastly more experienced Cilic 26-23 6-3 6-2 in the day's final match.
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First, the store's management removes some of the old human-operated checkout aisles to make room for the new automated machinery, and workers, often more experienced cashiers, are assigned to oversee the area.
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While users can ask Facebook to take a second look at content removed for nudity, hate speech or violence, there is no indication that these requests will be handled by more experienced moderators.
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In any other grand prix, a young driver delivering a career-best finish at his home track – and handily beating a more experienced teammate in the process – would be talk of the town.
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It was a much more confident attack of the ball in contrast to the way he tried to defend against Hummels in Brazil and ended up being outdone by the more experienced German.
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Woods named Reed — and himself — among his captain's picks for next month's tournament at Royal Melbourne, opting for the incendiary 29-year-old over the more experienced and measured personality of Rickie Fowler.
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At the special forces base, NATO trainers work alongside Afghan instructors, teaching a range of courses from basic shooting and room clearance for new commandos, to advanced leadership courses for the more experienced.
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The sequel is still a good option for players making a first foray into the genre, but even the more experienced shooter fans may want aprimer on what to expect in the backyard.
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Mercedes need to replace Germany's world champion Nico Rosberg, who retired in December, and their choice was seen as being between their own young driver or signing the more experienced Bottas from Williams.
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This is important because lower turnover minimizes the disruptive effects of teachers leaving in midyear, it keeps more experienced teachers in the classroom, and it limits the costly process of filling open positions.
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Here are two you might suggest asking of a more experienced enlisted person: What benefit have you valued most, and which one do you wish you had known about or started using sooner?
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Andrea Calstier and Elena Oliver, a French couple and fledgling restaurateurs in their early 20s, have joined with a more experienced partner, Nicolas Thoni, to create an intimate spot with an open kitchen.
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In same-sex social dancing, anyone can assume either role, regardless of the gender the dancer identifies with; dancers sometimes even switch roles mid-dance, a difficult skill developed by more experienced participants.
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In naming his favorite son as heir apparent, the king ousted the vastly more experienced crown prince, Mohammed bin Nayef, 57, a nephew of the king, who was also the powerful interior minister.
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The plane, which included passengers who have travelled recently to Iran's Qom region, was diverted from Istanbul to Ankara as medical personnel there are more experienced in handling possible infection, Koca also said.
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"The young guys now come out more experienced than ever, more prepared to win," said Adam Scott, who was 212 in 210 when he made the Players Championship his second career tour victory.
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Instead of the theory that you're eroticizing your relationship to your mother, (yikes) what you might really be doing is getting excited by the sense of control and being with someone more experienced.
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But the plan faces significant hurdles because most companies involved have no known experience operating oilfields, and U.S. sanctions would likely inhibit more experienced firms from getting involved with Venezuela's state-run PDVSA.
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PREPA also bypassed the usual mechanism involving the larger, more experienced American Public Power Association, which helped bring in workers from public utility companies across the US after Hurricanes Harvey and Irma this year.
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PREPA has said the reason it went with Whitefish instead of other, more experienced companies is because the firm didn't demand a large upfront payment, buying the utility time to scrounge up the cash.
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" But he added that those same experiences meant that "she can govern and she can start here, day one, more experienced than any non-vice president has ever been who aspires to this office.
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Furthermore, Chinese firms are learning from more experienced international firms, and J.D. Power data suggests customers are increasingly feeling they do not need to buy a foreign brand to get a good quality product.
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Young teams yielded an ROI that was 4.5 times higher than the average ROI yielded by companies with more experienced entrepreneurs, and they did it in less time – an average of 2.5 years faster.
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After reading the article it is clear that years teaching does not influence the amount one is paid; in fact I noticed that some younger teachers were getting paid more than more experienced teachers.
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Should districts transfer more experienced teachers to the lower performing schools that may have the greatest need for their skills, or should those teachers be allowed to stay where they have put down roots?
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The best head teachers hold novices' hands by, say, giving them high-quality lesson plans and arranging for more experienced teachers to cover for them when they need time for further study and practice.
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MRI scans were also taken of yet another group of 44 healthy moms in China, who were more experienced with infants, while they heard infant cries and other sounds that came from a database.
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So, I think as you go on it would get a lot easier, and maybe someone who is a bit more experienced than me would have an easier time than I did to start.
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But at least I feel that's an environment where the decision-making is better — you're more experienced; you should be able to read situations better than you can if you're 11 or you're 8.
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Johnny Winters (John Reddy), the movie's teenage protagonist and sporadic narrator, has a history of substance abuse and is involved in a bootlegging operation that leads to a vicious beating by more experienced rivals.
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Judy graduates from the police academy and ends up on the force in Zootopia, but her boss (Idris Elba) relegates her to parking-ticket duty while more experienced officers investigate 14 missing-mammal cases.
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And with a much more experienced roster than Coach K's band of 18-year-olds, the Bearcats managed to keep their composure in one of the most hostile environments in all of college basketball.
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This puzzle might be a bit crunchy for Monday solvers, both in terms of theme and vocabulary, but to shade or circle the ORs would totally kill the "aha!" moment for more experienced solvers.
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Coric, 22, was eight years younger than the next-oldest quarterfinalist, but still far more experienced than Auger-Aliassime, who is in the main draw of a Masters event for just the fifth time.
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But the scale and sophistication of the ambush on Friday bore the hallmarks of more experienced and heavily armed militants, and some experts cautioned that the Hasm statement of responsibility might be a fabrication.
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Ms. Haviland said their frustrating experiences in having their complaints investigated spoke to a need to strengthen the sex crimes unit with more experienced investigators and to protect its case management system from leaks.
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For instance, a 10% stock decline for an investor who has only contributed $2,000 is far less significant than a more experienced investor who has banked $200,000 in their 401(k) over the years.
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But Ostapenko rallied, as she would against two more experienced players — the 21979 United States Open champion Sam Stosur in the fourth round, and the former world No. 21997 Caroline Wozniacki in the quarterfinals.
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Team New Zealand, which led Team USA by 8-1 in San Francisco in 2013 only to suffer a collapse, is navigating the cerulean waters of Bermuda more expertly than its more experienced opponent.
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Some petitioners said Starbucks had not boosted pay for existing workers in areas where minimum wages have increased - creating a situation where new hires are paid about the same wage as more experienced peers.
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If Facebook wanted to improve the quality of news in the Newsfeed, it would probably have to hire more experienced and educated staffers — perhaps professional journalists — and think carefully about how to do it.
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Aimed at more experienced photographers, the Photo Walks will have a staff members, now called "Creative Pros," leading a group outside the store to help students learn how to take great photos with their devices.
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They earn "points" based on the amount of money they spend with Lyft, which can be exchanged for "rewards," such as upgrades to Lyft Lux, savings on future rides, and access to more-experienced drivers.
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There's something for everyone at every skill level, and even more experienced cooks will have fun with recipes like the Grasshopper Baked Alaska, which involves covering ice cream with meringue and setting it on fire.
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Ocon's promotion is likely to be seen as a setback for German youngster Pascal Wehrlein, the Frenchman's more experienced Manor team mate and also the Mercedes reserve who scored a point in Austria in July.
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In the wake of the failed sale, the company has overhauled its management team in an attempt to bring in people more experienced in developing and marketing products to be sold in physical retail stores.
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The study team asked both established cancer scientists and trainees in elite education programs to assess the six mouse experiments, and they found the more experienced and more influential scientists tended to be more accurate.
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Rubio has outlasted a number of more experienced Republican candidates, coming in third in the Iowa caucuses and second in South Carolina Republican primary -- though he finished a distant fifth in the New Hampshire primary.
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"The feel of this group of players is very similar to the players we had then, but that team was a lot more experienced in terms of age and experience of big matches," Southgate recalled.
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When I took the job early in my career, my pay was very little in comparison with others who were more experienced, and it stayed that way up until my last day in the classroom.
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"The notion that there's no one more experienced than Nancy Pelosi is a self-fulfilling prophecy because you can't have experience if you can't gain experience," one senior Democratic aide told The Atlantic's Elaina Plott.
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Sanchez Drags Rountree Through Grappling Hell, Wins TUF 23 In the second of Las Vegas' two TUF tournament finals, 26-year-old light heavyweight slugger Khalil Rountree took on a far more experienced Andrew Sanchez.
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For example a beginner's version of vaccination content or digital media literacy article uses gamification elements, and the more experienced user gets directly a thorough fact-packed account of the recent developments and research results.
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"It looks like managers did the rational thing — they had to improve stability, and so they picked the more experienced people," said Saravanan Kesavan, another author, who teaches business at the University of North Carolina.
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The bank, whose senior executives are primarily white and male, did not set targets for more experienced employees, but is now requiring businesses to interview at least two qualified diverse candidates for each open position.
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And the more experienced I get, the more I realize that redesigns are a trap in many cases, and if you have something that's working, you maybe shouldn't spend so much time redesigning it necessarily.
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The former vice president has touted his eight years in the Obama administration and more than three decades in the Senate, casting himself as a steadier, more experienced hand than Trump on the world stage.
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Some petition commenters said Starbucks had not boosted pay for existing workers in areas where minimum wages have increased - creating a situation where new hires are paid about the same wage as more experienced peers.
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More experienced grandparents have talked about the sinking feeling when the kid who used to come racing into their arms gets older and barely glances up from his video game when Grandma and Grandpa arrive.
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Bentancur played in the Juventus midfield alongside his more experienced teammates Miralem Pjanić and Blaise Matuidi, but the Uruguayan's performance — intuitive positioning and well-timed tackling combined with expert passing — belied his own young age.
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The HiDyRS-X camera was created by members of NASA Space Technology Mission Directorate's Early Career Initiative, a program designed to give fresh-faced engineers the opportunity to work on big projects with more experienced peers.
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Whether you like or dislike Trump, you have to hand it to him that he took on 16 other candidates, some far more experienced in politics, and personally knocked most of them out of the ring.
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There's so much more information than there ever used to be, and people are more well-educated about food, so you tend to find diners are a little more experienced and open to trying new things.
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"Much more experienced hackers or nation-state attackers could have identified this vulnerability in this same system and if they knew what they were doing there's a good chance their system would be infected," Barysevich said.
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He may have called the shots—in outtakes—you can even hear him instructing the more experienced Chilton on where to stand in the mic booth, but he rarely received the credit for his masterful work.
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For example, researchers more experienced in manual vocalization analysis can use it as a tool to refine their work, and for those newer to the space, it can be an easy entry point into vocalization research.
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Although there is a classroom component, trucker training largely happens on the road, where a trainee is paired with a more experienced driver—who, because of the gender dynamics of the industry, is almost always male.
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The match was finely balanced at one set all when German Zverev and his more experienced opponent appeared to question the conditions in Paris, where drizzle had earlier fallen and the light was starting to fade.
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Ford knew that owners of the bigger truck are probably much more experienced at towing, and might bristle at the insinuation that they need help backing a trailer... except sometimes they could probably use the help.
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It is also developing a teaching tool to help newcomers pick up the ropes of the highly complicated game, and to enable more experienced hands to learn the new and innovative moves that Go has introduced.
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In Silicon Valley terms, Obama 2008 had "disrupted" presidential campaigns, demonstrating how an underdog candidate could defeat a more experienced opponent by changing the terms of the game and empowering millions of people in the process.
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While more experienced candidates such as Mar Roxas, the former interior secretary, struggle to connect with ordinary people, Mr Duterte has a knack for it, which is only enhanced by his salty language and rough bluster.
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Ghose says it's a good idea to take a class or try CBT with a more experienced partner who's well-versed in BDSM practices, especially if you're trying any form of restraint, gagging, or rope play.
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My friend, who had worked with me when I was still serving full-time, readily agreed; she had a stable of younger servers, she said, and would love to have someone older and more experienced around.
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In 2016, the base of the Republican Party decided it had seen enough and decided to overwhelmingly choose a brash and blunt outsider to be its presidential nominee, rejecting 16 more experienced and "respectable" GOP candidates.
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At just 19, she has already performed in roles that more experienced dancers still dream about, including Titania in George Balanchine's "A Midsummer Night's Dream," a regal part performed by the tallest and most glamorous principals.
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On Wednesday afternoon, most of the 22,2210 fans at the Air Canada Centre began chanting his name in the overtime period of the World Cup of Hockey clash against an older, more experienced squad from Sweden.
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Our more experienced friends had to give us some coaching, and it took us a little while to get the hang of the rules, but soon we were slaying orcs and giant spiders like nobody's business.
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Based on his studies of founding CEOs, Wasserman says that even when a CEO is performing well, the board may want someone more experienced to take the company to the next level, for example going public.
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The more experienced players in the squad have also welcomed the relaxed atmosphere, which was apparent throughout the training session on Wednesday as players laughed and joked with their coaches in a series of small games.
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Bellator says that it signed Ferguson to a "developmental deal" in April—two calendar months before his father's passing—which implies they aren't using him as quasi-celebrity fodder to build up his more experienced peers.
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Harmonious team play seemed to elevate them against those more experienced squads, and it's hard to believe that they'll still be without an organization by the time the Rocket League Championship Series (RLCS) returns next month.
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Yet Barcelona appointing Setien was no mistake, according to Simon Kuper, but was instead a deliberate move because a more experienced coach would only stand in the way of the man with the real power: Messi.
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"The folks [Schmuhl] brought in, clearly more experienced than him, clearly very smart, talented people, but he's confident enough to bring them in," said Jeff Link, an Iowa-based Democratic consultant who's unaffiliated in the primary.
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The video is great ... Jorge knows Floyd is obviously much more experienced than him in the boxing ring, but he truly believes he can get the best of Mayweather and spells out his case on camera.
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The England manager has avoided the mistakes of his predecessors in his selection choices and his decision to go with young Everton goalkeeper Jordan Pickford over the more experienced but inconsistent Joe Hart has been validated.
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The Mercedes driver, who became a four-times world champion at Sunday's Mexican Grand Prix, partnered the Spaniard during a tumultuous 2007 campaign that saw the more experienced Alonso leave at the end of the year.
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The effects of the enchantment are felt across the land, including in Zinolm's Well, where Queen Ellinsoltah is desperately attempting to hold onto the throne as older, more experienced men scheme to wrest it from her.
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Both sides are more experienced, talented, and confident than before, but while Cleveland's Simple Rating System (SRS) has fallen from 4.08 in 2015 to 123 two years later, Boston's has shot up from -0.40 to 2.25.
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King Salman of Saudi Arabia named his 31-year-old son as his heir apparent Wednesday, displacing a more experienced relative in an apparent bid to concentrate power in his family's line for decades to come.
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Santamaria, the more experienced of the deputies, said he was concerned about being ambushed as he chased Petrov into the dimly lit alley and that he feared he and his partner could be seriously injured or killed.
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The film's young stars Fionn Whitehead, Harry Styles and Jack Lowden recently shared with PEOPLE their favorite moments on set, advice they received from their more experienced costars, as well as a newfound respect for hot showers.
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Students in low-poverty schools are also more than twice as likely to have more experienced teachers, while their peers in high-poverty schools are taught by novice educators in their first or second year of teaching.
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Almost all of its functions can be changed or tweaked to your liking using two coding languages: Scratch, a simpler more visual language that can be arranged in blocks like Legos, or Python for more experienced coders.
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So if nothing else, we're probably safer as a result of Bannon's removal and would be even more so if Priebus is replaced with someone more experienced and consistent with the Kushner wing of the White House.
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Led by self-proclaimed "Guitar Sage" Erich Andreas — you might know him from his popular YouTube channel — this education is geared toward both total beginners and more experienced guitarists who wan to brush up on their skills.
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As one friend in book publishing pointed out to me, older and more experienced editors also tend to be more realistic than Jacqueline about the perils that writers face, especially in these precarious times for the media.
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If the Democrats as a national party were willing to spend tens of millions of dollars to win a single House race, shouldn't they have spent a little more time finding a more experienced and viable candidate?
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"At his age and his youthfulness, I am not sure he is going to get it if he is sitting in a cell block with people who are more hardened, more experienced than he is," she said.
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Sure, she's more experienced, and sure, she will all come across as more knowledgable, but she's also genuinely to the right of the Democratic Party as a whole when it comes to matters of war and peace.
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The Namajunas fight took place entirely out in the open and supposedly in the dominion of the more experienced striker, but in the three minutes of the bout Jedrzejczyk threw over forty strikes, and landed just five.
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While Woods raced against vastly more experienced riders, what he lacked in racecraft and bike-handling skills he made up for with his big engine and raw talent, finishing ninth overall in 2013 and sixth in 2014.
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Few industries are more experienced at rollouts than the quick-serve restaurant (QSR) industry, which is, after all, less of a food business than a big-budget marketing engine bolted onto a high-test precision logistics transmission.
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For those of you just getting into this sweet (or savory) distraction, and for those of you who may be more experienced, we've compiled a collection of advice and recipes to help you in your baking journey.
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More experienced investors may consider the tech boom and bust of the late 1990s and early 2000s as the bellwether event for a generation that assumed they could get rich on a handful of great stock picks.
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For the time being, he needs the guidance of more experienced hands, including the deposed crown prince, whom many American officials consider the United States' best friend in the royal family and a singular partner against terrorism.
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Ron Bonjean, a longtime Republican strategist in Washington, described the convention as "historic" — in part because it represents the capstone of Trump's success in vanquishing a field of vastly more experienced contenders during the GOP presidential primary.
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After a long red-eye, for example, many older and more experienced pilots find it safer to use the autopilot for the approach rather than hand-flying the airplane all the way to touchdown on the runway.
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Micro Drone 3.0 - Combo Pack — $129 See Details Ryze Tech Tello Quadcopter Iron Man Edition Powered by DJI For the more experienced pilot looking for versatility, this Ryze Tech Tello Quadcopter from DJI is a perfect choice.
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This, too, would tax the Israeli economy and severely diminish military preparedness for other security threats, most directly from Syria, where Iran seeks to establish a presence, and Lebanon, where Hezbollah has become more experienced at combat.
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So whether you're investing in a new product that will help you penetrate a new market, or upgrading to a more experienced (and more expensive) workforce, you don't always have to live in fear of your balance sheet.
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Ernesto Talvi, the 62-year-old economist who will be the Colorado Party candidate, is a relative newcomer, though he beat out more experienced rival Julio María Sanguinetti, an 83-year-old lawyer who has twice been president.
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His folksy centrism and his extensive time on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee made him a natural wingman for Obama, whose soaring rhetoric and inspirational biography launched him ahead of a slew of more experienced candidates — Biden included.
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The three have already filmed their episode, which involves fictional Secretary of State Elizabeth McCord, played by Tea Leoni, turning to her more experienced peers for advice when the series returns for a fifth season on Oct. 7.
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Stroll, who last year at 18 became the youngest Formula One racer to step onto the podium in his rookie season and also the youngest to start on the front row, is now the team's more experienced driver.
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However, I decided to give it one more shot – raising my budget in hopes of getting someone a bit more experienced, and reaching out to Thumbtack for their tips on finding the right fit for something so individualized.
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While it's unreasonable to expect anyone to get up to full speed without stepping in a few potholes, learning from the mistakes of more experienced entrepreneurs can save new founders headaches, as well as lost time and resources.
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Walker's most notable deal, consummated when the trade deadline was earlier, on June 15, was the June 11, 1934 trade that sent rookie first baseman Dolph Camilli to the Philadelphia Phillies for more-experienced first sacker Don Hurst.
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Sipher was careful to say that he's not an expert on the comings and goings of the current White House or Congress, but he noted that more experienced Republicans may take issue with Trump disclosing information to adversaries.
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From the way he fired Boykins to his response to the shooting, Buttigieg has shown black voters that he is not ready to lead a country divided and plagued with racial issues that warrant a more experienced leader.
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At the event's press conference on Thursday, Kavanagh and Queally convinced media members that McColgan was far more experienced than his record would suggest, and his slick performance to win a unanimous decision proved that on Saturday night.
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She also recently helped lead the nation's Under-21 team to bronze at the FIBA U-23 World Cup, earning All-Tournament Team honors, averaging 22 points and 21 rebounds over seven games against older, more experienced players.
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The central government is pushing car makers to develop electric and hybrid cars; they see this as the industry's best shot at closing a competitive gap with more experienced global rivals and as a method to curb pollution.
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However, we believe the PBoC is much more experienced, better at communicating and has a broader range of tools available than in August 2014 or July 2013, which should hopefully help the central bank manage these conflicting goals.
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Chung will seek his next milestone against a far more experienced foe: second-seeded Roger Federer, who reached his 261th Australian Open semifinal with a 123-212(225), 219-3, 6-4 win over 19th-seeded Tomas Berdych.
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As I have a bigger and more experienced team now, I let them handle the day-to-day clients and I try to work on the back-end admin work, as well as kickstarting some in-house productions.
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The big takeaway from a 14-1 victory at Yankee Stadium was that, for the first time this season, the Yankees looked like the older, more-experienced version of the 2017 team that had been expected this year.
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Mr. Levandowski, one of the self-driving-car industry's more experienced engineers, has recused himself from working on Uber's lidar technology — short for light detection and ranging, a key hardware component in the operation of any autonomous vehicle.
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But on the streets of Kiev, the Ukrainian capital, people said they were either unfazed or merely disappointed by a politician they said they knew was short on experience and likely to struggle against more experienced political operators.
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Even after having her body torn up by Andrade's punches, a tired Hill was able to stiff arm and circle well where many more experienced fighters would have wound up stuck on the fence and melting under Andrade's fire.
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It's a bold move for a company that, to date, has been content to simply partner with more experienced automakers and tech firms that already have huge head starts in designing the complex technology that powers self-driving cars.
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This isn't true for a Thursday-level puzzle that can accommodate stacked 7s in rows 1-3 and 13-15 (and more experienced solvers who expect a payoff at the end), but is perfectly appropriate for a Monday puzzle.
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The Raptors are more experienced at closing games out and have been off since Friday, when they erased an eight-point halftime deficit and held the Boston Celtics off at the end to earn a 101-94 road triumph.
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That would be a waste of Trump's more experienced nominees, like Kelly, a former Marine general deeply versed in US policy toward South and Central America, and Jim Mattis, the decorated general Trump has tapped to run the Pentagon.
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"We think this is the lowest common denominator to giving the most people access to this tool" Beykpour says about building Producer as a feature available in Periscope's app rather than an API only more experienced developers can use.
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Republican Presidential nominee Donald J. Trump, a highly divisive first-time candidate who waged a scorched-earth battle for the presidency, shocked the world by narrowly beating his far more experienced Democratic challenger, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
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And indeed, in a recent interview with Ebro Darden for Apple's Beats 1, she spoke openly about wanting to improve as a rapper and working with a more experienced rapper and songwriter, Pardison Fontaine, to improve her technical skills.
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These schools offer better English skills and more experienced guidance counselors than foreign schools, Taylor said, but they also have decadeslong (and even centurieslong) relationships to the country's top colleges — something even the best schools abroad cannot typically offer.
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" Why it matters: "Officials in the White House were concerned that Kushner was 'naive and being tricked' in conversations with foreign officials, some of whom said they wanted to deal only with Kushner directly and not more experienced personnel.
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It should be a routine victory for the more experienced Frampton but, from there, he told us he wants one more big fight, a trilogy bout against Santa Cruz to settle their rivalry, or a shot at Oscar Valdez.
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The Asian Football Confederation last week decided to re-elect Bangladesh's Mahfuza Akhter Kiron, who was practically unknown when she beat more experienced challengers in 2017, and has rarely spoken during her tenure in the $250,000 a year post.
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Klobuchar's run may best be remembered for her savage debate takedowns of Buttigieg, whom she clearly thought was not experienced enough to be president and whose electoral success she appeared to resent as he overshadowed more-experienced women candidates.
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Even as the business world regretted the departure of more experienced officials from the government, some hoped that Mr. Albayrak, being a relative, might be able to persuade Mr. Erdogan to moderate his insistence on keeping interest rates low.
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Before last week's public concerts at the DiMenna Center for Classical Music, these young artists participated in workshops with a trio of more experienced composers and the Talea Ensemble, one of the contemporary scene's finest and most flexible groups.
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And in a sign that the campaign is beginning to more closely resemble those of some of Mr. Yang's more experienced rivals, aides sent out a flood of emails soliciting donations as the third-quarter fund-raising deadline approached.
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Tom Steyer will also be on stage The billionaire former hedge fund manager who has spent more than $100 million on television ads was underwhelming in the last debate, largely drowned out by the more experienced debaters on stage.
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It's the issue that helped a little-known economics professor unseat the sitting House majority leader in 2014 and elevated Trump just two years later to become the Republican presidential nominee in a primary crowded with more experienced politicians.
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In the wake of these developments, Honest laid off 80 people and overhauled its entire executive team after realizing it needed to bring on executives more experienced in developing and marketing products to be sold in traditional retail stores.
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The authors started their research with this hypothesis: As painkillers have become harder to get with a crackdown on prescribing, and as heroin became more available and therefore cheaper, more experienced users had made the transition from pills to heroin.
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Because of a shortage of trained and qualified technicians, more experienced members of the unit say they often feel obligated to volunteer for extra deployments — meaning they spend as much time deployed as they do at home, year after year.
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The limited amount of time an angel can give each company may be problematic for a founder seeking mentorship but a non-issue for a more experienced founder, who is simply seeking an individual passionate about her or his vision.
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It was a bold move for a company that, at the time, had been content to simply partner with more experienced automakers and tech firms that had huge head starts in designing the complex technology that powers self-driving cars.
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Truth is, I kept requesting to be paired with someone older and more experienced as a pro to be properly taken care of, but as someone who preaches "agelessness," I should have known better than to have any pre-conceived notions.
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Senior center D.J. Johnson (eight points, 260.9 rebounds) and the 29.3-foot-22 Wade (233.3 points, 235.4 rebounds) give Weber two more experienced starters while Sneed (23 points, 63 percent shooting) is living up his reputation as a top prospect.
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The hope is that new players will be able to learn the basics of PUBG without having to get destroyed every time they jump into a real match, while also providing a tool for more experienced players to refine their strategies.
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The monks, Alan noticed, but also one or two of the more experienced retreaters, kept their eyes closed through the talks, sitting serene and expressionless, as if there were nothing to listen to, and it was just another meditation hour.
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"She can govern and she can start here, Day 1, more experienced than any non-vice-president has ever been who aspires to this office," Obama said, clearly tilting toward his former secretary of state but avoiding a full-fledged endorsement.
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Johnson has downplayed making a run for the White House, citing his feeling that Americans want a more experienced person in the White House than Trump, a former real estate mogul who won the presidency without any prior political experience.
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Chinese automakers have invested billions in developing electric and petrol-electric hybrid vehicles at the direction of the government, which sees green cars as a way to leapfrog global competitors more experienced in traditional petrol engines while also cutting heavy pollution.
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Merrill president Andy Sieg told us earlier this month that the firm had bumped up the starting salaries for trainee advisers — and has deployed performance managers around the country to coach them as it's dialed back on more experienced hires.
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While the team are confident they will soon master the sliding technique and physical demands of sweeping, they need to focus mainly on strategy, admitting it is difficult for them to see what seems obvious to their more experienced opponents.
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Polls conducted immediately after the attacks suggested the Donald had suffered a massive drop in support, and analysts theorized that, with dark times ahead, voters would want someone more experienced in the White House than the rust-hued reality television star.
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I feel I've got to a point in my life where I'm a bit older and I'm a bit more experienced in the world, and I'm not really afraid to get on my soapbox and state how I feel about things.
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National Democrats also waded into the race last week with $240,2023 in ad reservations and are hoping to turn O'Connor into another Conor Lamb, a young Democrat who defeated a more experienced politician in a Pennsylvania House special election in March.
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If all goes to plan, Marino will lead a group of young snowboarders to their first Olympics, with teenage prospects Chloe Kim, Hailey Langland and Chris Corning all expected to make the team at the expense of more experienced riders.
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The explanation for how such modest changes could lead to such unusually large increases in sales may be that managers focused disproportionately on more experienced employees when it came to stabilizing the number of hours worked from week to week.
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They would go on to average nearly 37 points a game combined, and lead the Racers to the N.C.A.A. tournament, as Morant accepted a role as the team's third scoring option and shared point guard duties with the more experienced Stark.
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And the less Congress invests in itself, the more power flows elsewhere — to the executive branch, which has more and more experienced personnel; to downtown lobby shops that steal away all the most experienced congressional staff to help corporations write legislation.
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To move forward, recognition is needed not just for the traditional model of learning in medicine — the young learning from the old — but also for the fact that there is much that more experienced physicians can learn from young doctors.
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Mr. Tankersley, who in recent years has emerged as a Tharp star, is both energetic and refined, with the more experienced Matthew Dibble often a perfect counterpart, but Ms. Tharp's subject here seems less Mr. Dylan than her own stylishness.
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Germany, with only three players from its World Cup-winning team, played catch-up most of time against the more experienced Chileans, but it earned a draw after Lars Stindl scored from close range in a counterattack just before halftime.
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The consequences for the sport could be far-reaching, in part because coaches, especially those facing immense pressure to produce immediate results, may be tempted to favor more experienced signal callers, cutting playing time for younger quarterbacks and hindering their development.
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The entire counter staff now has to study a homework packet, work alongside a more experienced employee and survive what Mr. Lett calls "the arduous process of tasting and analyzing their way through the menu," all of which takes weeks.
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Speculation immediately swirled in the Mexican press that López Serrano or his more experienced and influential father, who is being held in a maximum-security prison near Mexico City, had negotiated his surrender in a bid to protect the younger man.
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Burling, a 26-year-old Olympic gold medalist in 2016, was cool and composed as he "luffed" and trapped the more experienced match-racing specialist Spithill in the "pre-start" of the day's second race, forcing the U.S. boat to a standstill.
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MMA has always had a tendency of throwing its prospects to the lions but perhaps putting young men like Northcutt being put on a very clear developmental path will result in a more experienced fighter come title time and a more saleable product.
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"All young drivers are at higher crash compared to older more experienced drivers, regardless of whether or not they have ADHD," said lead study author Allison Curry of the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania and Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.
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Investors and analysts had questioned whether Foote would be the long-term choice to run the company given his primary expertise is sales and marketing, rather than operations, saying that a more experienced executive might be needed to implement Harrison's sweeping operations overhaul.
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Perhaps the rollercoaster ride was enough at this point, but with Alibaba in control with a more experienced team, deeper pockets and an array of logistics and e-commerce tech at its disposal, you'd think this is a horse to win the race.
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In January a historically Republican district in a rural western region in Wisconsin voted for Patty Schachtner, a Democrat, in a special election for a state Senate seat, even though her Republican opponent, Adam Jarchow, was far more experienced and better funded.
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Insomniac is penning a wholly new Spider-Man tale that jumps past the origin story we've seen so many times before to put players in the shoes of a more experienced, established web-slinger who's already been on the job for years.
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According to Russia expert Mark Galeotti, the security services have been realizing they only postponed the terrorism problem and that "sooner or later the militants -- now more experienced, battle-hardened, and maybe with new foreign friends and backers -- would be coming home."
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The 21-year-old, ranked 127th in the world, was broken in her first service game by her more experienced Romanian opponent but rallied to become the third qualifier to win the Hobart title after Mona Barthel (2012) and Garbine Muguruza (2014).
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The Awesome Kit is for more experienced makers and includes components for projects like the Nightlight Cat Bracelet, which uses a light sensor and transistor to light up in the dark, and the Solar Sun Project, powered with solar panels instead of batteries.
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He will need another strong round on Saturday to catch the leaders as Hossler, in just his 35th start on the PGA Tour, continued his recent strong form to join the more-experienced Armour and Gay at the top of the leaderboard.
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The fourth seed, one of the cleanest strikers of the ball in women's tennis, is not expecting it to be a cakewalk, especially being pitted against an opponent as aggressive as Osaka and also more experienced with two Wimbledon titles under her belt.
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The show needed a person to represent the male chumminess that sells Hollywood deals, squeezes out more experienced (or more talented) women like Quinn, and generally doesn't give a rat's ass about being decent to anyone but himself and/or his chosen bros.
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It's sweet to hear a song about those messy first teenage fucks painted as something that isn't smutty: as formative learning curves; as queer kids making sense of their own bodies (and how they change when another, more experienced, lover enters the equation).
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They're trained to give detailed feedback about the way they've been treated, with the long-term goal of helping doctors improve their notoriously uneven record as listeners, empathizers, and non-interrupters—a job that becomes more difficult as the students become more experienced.
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Still, while there are risks in agreeing to fight a bigger, more experienced opponent — at 34, Golovkin is eight years older than Álvarez — the potential of a multimillion-dollar payoff has given everyone involved a sense of urgency to set a date.
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Humiston said while that is a function of industry turmoil, it's also because more experienced executives from other industries are taking jobs at cannabis companies and seeing where there are wasted dollars so they can "trim the fat" and operate more efficiently.
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With Tonal, performance anxiety at the gym could be a thing of the past — no more feeling self-conscious in front of your seemingly more experienced gym-goers, no more 30-plus minute round trips to the gym, and no more gym memberships.
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That is one of the things more experienced war correspondents tell you when you start out: Get a room on a lower floor on the side of the hotel that is least likely to be hit by a shell or a car bomb.
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From the looks of it, it has begun in a very fast and very necessary public mea culpa, which is likely being driven by what appears to be new and more experienced executives who have gotten there over the last six months.
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Late last year, more experienced physicians eager to advance their nutrition knowledge were offered a chance to enroll in an "update" on clinical nutrition which, among other things, will help separate fact from fiction with respect to popular diets for chronic diseases.
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I believe that these new policies are not only in the best interests of our employees but also of Rent the Runway itself, which I'm hoping will see higher retention rates, lower training costs and better overall productivity from more experienced employees.
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Pogba is a hugely popular member of the dressing room — front and center of it, in fact, in many accounts — close not just to his contemporaries, like Jesse Lingard, but a regular dining companion for the older, more experienced Ibrahimovic and Henrikh Mkhitaryan.
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To suggest that Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Pence open to releasing transcripts of call with Ukraine Democrats plow ahead as Trump seeks to hobble impeachment effort MORE experienced that one breakout moment is a mistake.
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Mr. Bourdon said in an interview in the past week that he quickly came to the conclusion that the scale and complexity of the information meant it needed to be shared with the more experienced and better resourced International Consortium of Investigative Journalists.
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The night was a strong one not only for Booker, who has repeatedly showed his command of the finer points of debating, but also for O'Rourke, who has often seemed out of his depth when sharing the stage with his more experienced rivals.
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" The VA Even when Schultz began to provide some level of detail on his plans on health care and reforming the Department of Veterans' Affairs, he avoided going into any depth and said he would listen to more experienced policy experts. "Mr.
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Just after turning 17, despite her pair of helicopter parents, she was already having a major affair with John Barrymore, who was hugely older than she, infinitely more experienced, a big league boozer and one of the greatest actors on the American stage.
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Depending on your level of expertise, you can either use the dual-wall pressurized filters (to control pressure and optimize extraction), or, for the more experienced baristas, try using the non-pressurized single-wall filters to play around and make the brew your own.
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In addition to suspending Romero for celebrating outside the lines, the New York commission also suspended two fighters for screwing up their weigh-ins, another violation that older, calmer, more experienced regulatory bodies tend to punish with a fine and a sternly worded letter.
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"No one is more experienced with legislative matters than Tom Price and certainly his time in D.C. as well, so he's a valuable member of our team, but we're going to continue to work with a lot of different people on healthcare," Kemp added.
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"Mike is a West Coast kid and he has not been introduced to a lot of indoor running such as the East Coast kids," Watts said, noting Norman tweaked a hamstring while running against more experienced competitors on a banked indoor track last year.
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Dr. Raymond Monsell and Dr. Larry Lovelace, the chairman and the executive director of the Association of Ringside Physicians, said in a letter to A.I.B.A. that injuries would spike because "more mature, stronger and more experienced" professionals would overpower "less-skilled and less-experienced" amateurs.
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Harris was among the more experienced candidates in the field when we asked respondents to rank the candidates based on how prepared they are for the rigors of the presidency given what they knew about their history of public service and experience with government.
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Hickenlooper was among the more experienced candidates in the field when we asked respondents to rank the candidates based on how prepared they are for the rigors of the presidency given what they knew about their history of public service and experience with government.
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There were heaps of VR goggle knockoffs and drone companies and wearable smartwatches, stuff that more experienced tech pressers grumbled about being derivative and sometimes schlocky, which, fair enough—but it's not like the standard CES is full of one-of-a-kind inventions, either.
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Dr. Alderman, an adolescent medicine specialist at Montefiore Medical Center, suggested in an interview that even after a teenager is licensed to drive independently, wise parents can mitigate risks by continuing to supervise driving in a variety of venues until teen drivers are more experienced.
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While lying in my tame cuddling position at one moment, I could see and hear in my periphery the more experienced cuddlers giggling and experimenting with how to contort their bodies together on the sofa, the inflatable bed, the pallet of blankets on the floor.
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The victory on Sunday was hard-fought for Gauff, who received some much-needed advice from her father and coach, Corey Gauff, who helped his daughter regroup after she had lost the second set of the match to the more experienced, 22-year-old Ostapenko.
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Juwan Howard, above left, Patrick Ewing, Penny Hardaway and Aaron McKie were big players in college and the N.B.A. Now, as coaches, they are being guided by their more experienced assistants — many of them former head coaches — who help them navigate the college hoops mountain.
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"Laurent Potdevin's surprise resignation ... may be a blessing in disguise given that Lulu's solidified brand position, scaled operations, and increasingly global footprint should attract more experienced, marquee CEO candidates compared to the last search in 2014," said Omar Saad, an analyst at Evercore ISI.
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"This year, we got more experienced participants than we usually have," said Mr. Butler, 67, a retired math teacher who learned his skills in England, where the vast majority of the world's collections of bells — or "rings" — used in change ringing can be found.
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