We've got to make Pell grants more flexible, MAP grants more flexible.
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Tezos, which is basically "a more flexible Ethereum" (just as Ethereum was, to vastly oversimplify, "a more flexible Bitcoin") raised ~$230 million.
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"If you ask me whether I prefer more money or more flexible working hours, I would choose more flexible working hours," she said.
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Large hotel chains are feeling the heat from Airbnb and other startups building digital marketplaces for travelers with a more flexible range of places to stay, and more flexible prices to match.
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But can't we be a little more flexible about it?
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Some of the more flexible options are from credit unions.
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This could be fixed by allowing more flexible execution mechanisms.
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"We want to make democracy more flexible," says Mr Nijman.
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I use a more flexible system that manages this problem.
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Pilates makes you stronger, more flexible, and is basically free.
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The Trekz Air are more flexible, but also more expensive.
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Trump is much more flexible than he's given credit for.
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Or is there room to be a bit more flexible?
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Creditors are a lot more flexible than you probably realize.
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"Things can be much more flexible now thanks to software."
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But the others were substantially stronger, fitter and more flexible.
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It'd be lighter and more flexible than any other suitcase.
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The kitchen was designed to be more flexible than most.
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Chrysler wanted Daimler to become more flexible, agile and faster.
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Efforts to craft policies to support more flexible gig economies.
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The candidates' supporters are more flexible with their favorite things.
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Do you want to make existing labor laws more flexible?
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It reminded me of kinetic sand but was more flexible.
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Some of the conversation trees or more flexible than others.
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This time around, it is different: more flexible, more mature.
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They also tend to be more flexible about credit requirements.
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The home schooling gives her a more flexible training schedule.
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Because he works from home, he has more flexible hours.
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Making the grid more flexible will come at some cost.
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However, there's a third, even more flexible option: A monthly subscription.
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"That could incentivize the school to be more flexible," Greenberg said.
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However, in reality, the two kinds are a little more flexible.
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Suddenly my stance on marriage might become a bit more flexible.
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Because we are a smaller team, it's a lot more flexible.
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Borrowers like leveraged loans because they are more flexible than bonds.
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That may make the economy more flexible, but worries younger voters.
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Already we see it becoming more distributed, more flexible and diverse.
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A few firms now allow remote working or more flexible hours.
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Panasonic's new stretchable circuits are more flexible than a yoga instructor.
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You got to be a lot more flexible in the capacity.
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At less sensitive airports, more flexible geofencing restrictions will be applied.
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With more flexible labor agreements, the Detroit automakers have shifted course.
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"Trucking is more flexible than rail and cheaper," the manager said.
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In some places, the workplace is more flexible for new mothers.
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But it also tries to make the GEO system more flexible.
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As far as emoji, Snapchat's offerings are a little more flexible.
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The more flexible you are on timing, the cheaper the flight.
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Be willing to learn from these experiences and become more flexible.
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OLED screens are thinner, lighter and more flexible than current displays.
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It needs to be more flexible to support development and growth.
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Local drivers have consistently proven more flexible than traffic engineers predict.
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When did this more flexible understanding of race begin to harden?
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Women have historically been more flexible about moving into new occupations.
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Relaxing federal regulations will allow programs to provide more flexible treatment.
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New trends ushered in a more flexible approach to cloud computing.
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It makes companies more flexible and enhances their ability to compete.
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Can't hospitalists and emergency physicians be more flexible with older patients?
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Now, the bank wants to appear more flexible and family friendly.
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Its more flexible rivals have adjusted their businesses to remain relevant.
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Benefits, like work itself, need to become more flexible and portable.
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It would replace Dodd-Frank with a more flexible regulatory structure.
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This on-demand arrangement is faster, more flexible and less costly.
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It made five changes to make truck-driver shifts more flexible.
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If you're country-hopping, you might want a more flexible option.
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CHINA C.BANK SAYS: WILL IMPLEMENT PRUDENT MONETARY POLICY, BE MORE FLEXIBLE
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Today Occipital is announcing a more flexible (and powerful) alternative: Structure Core.
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Uber's lease is more flexible than most subprime leases, the company said.
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Business leaders need to become more flexible in the targets they set.
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I know many SCSs only allow injections, but some are more flexible.
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BA said it had introduced more flexible rebooking policies for passengers affected.
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They're more flexible and can be screwed into your bottle cage mounts.
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Presumably, the new system is also more flexible than previous safety measures.
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In return, workers' representatives have agreed to discuss more flexible working hours.
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Michaels' definition of spooky might be a little more…flexible than others.
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Drivy wants to be more flexible than your average car rental company.
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The structure will certainly be more flexible and longer interest-only periods.
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Yes, stretching does make you more flexible, but so does lifting weights.
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I feel like that makes me a more flexible and better songwriter.
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Becoming an entrepreneur in France will become easier, smoother and more flexible.
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Would a more flexible working arrangement make you happier (and more productive)?
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But it seems that WeWork itself is becoming more flexible as well.
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Without there being a CD package to create, deadlines become more flexible.
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But Trump is being held to a wholly different, more flexible standard.
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If you like your job, continue working with a more flexible schedule.
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Life on 18 wheels is about to get a bit more flexible.
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"This has pushed the conventions to be more flexible already," he said.
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Under anesthetics, the physical properties of cell membranes change, becoming more flexible.
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He said this tool was more flexible than a usual QE measure.
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LONDON — A law firm is giving female lawyers more flexible work schedules.
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To get them done, it knows it needs to be more flexible.
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Market mechanisms and new job creation also need to be more flexible.
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Sanctions have "made the government more flexible", says Luis Oliveros, an economist.
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Al Qaeda's more flexible approach Despite al Qaeda's failure to become the global jihadi hegemon that bin Laden had envisioned, its affiliates and more flexible ideological approach mean it could reemerge as a more serious threat than ISIS.
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They can just be restaurateurs, who have a more flexible offering for customers.
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Buhari backed central bank plans to adopt a more flexible foreign exchange policy.
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IF normally goes hand in hand with a more "flexible" approach to dieting.
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For driver students, Ornikar is much more flexible than a traditional driving school.
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"Now our policy is much more flexible," said Jerry Howard, president of NAHB.
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Times are changing, however as workplaces to some degree have become more flexible.
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Having one less layer makes the OLED displays thinner and more flexible, too.
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De Beers is becoming more flexible, easing rules for buyers of its stones.
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They are more flexible about a corporation taking on this kind of liability.
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An aging workforce means employers and employees will have to be more flexible.
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Bosnians tend to be far more flexible than outsiders give them credit for.
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Also, some people tend to have more flexible schedules in the summer months.
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And CMS ought to make its payment rules more flexible to spur innovation.
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Trade in liquefied natural gas is growing, and pricing has become more flexible.
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This time, a yoga teacher named Eiko wants you to become more flexible.
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Whatever the aim, the biggest key to becoming more flexible is sustained effort.
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"We will see a much more flexible approach to taking decisions," he added.
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That, Republicans say, would free states to be more flexible in offering care.
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They're also able to be more flexible in their negotiations and funding allocation.
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Other research suggests that more flexible work rules reduce absenteeism and increase productivity.
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LNG pricing should become more flexible and long-term contracts consigned to history.
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This appeals in particular to younger generations who want more flexible usage models.
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Reformers wanted a more flexible exchange rate and a more vigorous stock market.
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Things will be more flexible, and not under the pressure of restrictive Saturn.
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By contrast, the contracts its clients sign with it are much more flexible.
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Germany willing to be more flexible on Greek pension reform according to sources.
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Toni Yes, superdelegates are more flexible than a lot of people might think.
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But when it came to individual income tax rates, he was more flexible.
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And often times, investors can earn more by choosing other, more flexible, options.
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Tax credits to buy "a plan of their choosing" and more flexible benefits.
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For some, this clears the way for more flexible thinking—and potentially, creativity.
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It said it would offer more flexible and predictable schedules to hourly workers.
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Luxembourg is keen to make equivalence more flexible, but France is more cautious.
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Even notoriously buttoned-up Goldman Sachs is adopting a more 'flexible' dress code.
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On of March 10, Airbnb announced its "More Flexible Reservation" suite of tools.
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It would be more flexible than the one governing all other federal employees.
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Advantage plans have had more flexible enrollment rules than original Medicare since 2019.
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The other is that the bigger stores often have more flexible delivery options.
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Maybe L'Ouverture's antislavery principles were more flexible than James could ever have suspected.
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It makes it more difficult to be more flexible at the negotiating table.
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Since then, Fed officials have pivoted to a softer, more flexible stance on rates.
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Mr Macron wants to lower employment taxes and to make workplace bargaining more flexible.
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Ratti hopes to see Lift-Bit become part of a more flexible built environment.
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Some providers have slashed prices, whilst others have focused on offering more flexible contracts.
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Conversely, a low pulse wave velocity indicates more flexible arteries and lower blood pressure.
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The material is also softer and more flexible than some other leading menstrual cups.
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The more flexible the system, Mehrotra says, the more uses people find for it.
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Well, this move is going to bring you back to a more flexible time.
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They tend to be more flexible, allowing people to rent more makes and models.
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If you've been online too long, though, you might find the definition more flexible.
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Other OPEC members are willing to be more flexible on this, two sources said.
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He advocates a more flexible benefit system, to help the retraining of disrupted workers.
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Gabriel Amahwe of MTCnovo, a probation firm, wishes that the contracts were more flexible.
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"We're much more flexible in the collaborative process than the litigation process," she said.
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As well as the low cost of its hardware, FundamentalVR's system seems more flexible.
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The government says it's needed to make France's notoriously rigid labor force more flexible.
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The government is now working towards making contracts both more flexible and more demanding.
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Speaking to Mashable, Miller said a move towards more flexible working would be straightforward.
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MIIT, which regulates manufacturers, supports a more flexible credit trading system favoured by automakers.
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Through the television set, Marie Kondo seemed much more flexible than I had anticipated.
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But I'm a lot more flexible with my practice now than I once was.
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The robust character creation tool in The Sims 4 is getting even more flexible.
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We can build up bigger stocks so that we are more flexible in production.
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You'll be more flexible than usual around some issues you might feel rigid about.
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You don't have to be able to do the splits to be more flexible.
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A few months later, I stopped working, so my schedule is more flexible now.
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It's more flexible now, but integrating it into a phone is something that's possible.
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When it comes to saving, HSAs are the more flexible of the two options.
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It retains some of the bullet-proof fabric's rigidity, but is considerably more flexible.
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He added that the idea of remote working allowed employees to be more flexible.
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Sonatrach last year began a more flexible approach to bilateral talks with foreign partners.
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We recommend the subscription option, which is more flexible than those of other startups.
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For several folks, WeChat is considered much more flexible than U.S.-developed similar platforms.
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The general shift toward more flexible arrangements is not unique to the sharing economy.
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It also may make definitions of some foods more flexible and may reduce sodium.
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These fears ignore the inherent advantages of America's more flexible, innovative and free economy.
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But [TENG] could be more flexible, like capturing energy from the foot coming down.
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Things are more flexible than last week, when the energy left you feeling stuck.
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But the government should also be capable of being more flexible in select cases.
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"We're much more flexible in the collaborative process than the litigation process," she said.
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Eurail passes allow for more flexible travel, but they can cost hundreds of euros.
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The party was critical of the government's tightfisted policies and may prove more flexible.
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Excited to try this out and *hopefully* switch to a cheaper, more flexible option!
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Joints become more flexible and lax, increasing the risk of joint strains and injuries.
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It's adding new, more flexible radio gear to its 60-year-old B-20363s.
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The IMF is more flexible, partly because of the opprobrium it attracted last time.
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This will make the fabric more flexible and easier to flow over the body.
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Modern engineering allows developers to create better, more flexible spaces that tenants increasingly demand.
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"Homestays allow us to be more flexible," Jimmy Carroll, the company's co-founder, said.
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And the government is planning to make it more flexible — letting banks borrow more.
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Making a Pell grant more flexible so that it supports all kinds of learning.
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Mr. Trump and Mr. Rubio are "more flexible people" than Mr. Cruz, Mr. Giuliani said.
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"As automation moves to more flexible production, more calibration with people becomes important," Herbert said.
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I've never been flexible before, and now I'm really becoming more flexible, which I love.
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Their ideology was far more flexible than their partisanship, because it was less deeply rooted.
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These jobs are more flexible, and workers don't have to worry about tracking their hours.
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The more flexible the overall grid is, the more wind and solar can be integrated.
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Phthalates are a group of chemicals used to help make plastics more flexible and durable.
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The Stella uses a braided nylon shell that's more flexible and easier to wind up.
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HotelFlex provides infrastructure for hotel guests to pay a premium for more flexible check-in.
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But considering the power inside, it's very diminutive, and far more flexible than most PCs.
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Lufthansa wants to cut staff costs by making pay more flexible and revamping pension schemes.
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For anything else, you're better off picking up a cheaper, more flexible third-party option.
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Trading limits will be made more flexible for the exchange's independent custody system, Hussan said.
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He has also overseen reforms to make the yuan's exchange rate a little more flexible.
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This brings more drivers to Uber and offers more flexible financing options to their drivers.
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Promoting more flexible arrangements such as these is also likely to work for employers, too.
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But that unassuming graphic serves as the nucleus of a larger, more flexible identity system.
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Moreover, a smaller debt to service also gives the federal government a more flexible budget.
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The idea is to make machines more flexible and less single-minded about a task.
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Health savings accounts are more flexible in that you can keep using the funds indefinitely.
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Once you've adapted you can be a little bit more flexible, depending on the schedule.
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She always kicked on that side; it was naturally the more flexible of the two.
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Bush in 2008, concerning people detained at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, took a more flexible approach.
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Phthalates are useful to manufacturers as they make plastics and vinyl softer and more flexible.
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In the meantime, several other countries have moved toward a more flexible approach to regulation.
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In turn, they're losing good talent to companies with more flexible options like remote work.
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The Qing court showed itself to be more flexible on this count than the British.
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Still, my vote goes for the more flexible and far more thoroughly researched Mediterranean diet.
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Older workers are more flexible with hours and they're loyal, which results in less turnover.
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That is a more flexible position than the Libya model sketched out by Mr. Bolton.
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To facilitate prevention and to obtain proper care, insurance protocols must be made more flexible.
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Essentially, they want to make the system more flexible to prevent it from being overwhelmed.
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Plastic pots hold in more moisture and are lighter and more flexible than clay pots.
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Roth IRAs are more flexible and offer unique benefits, as earnings are generally tax-free.
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By contrast, your discretionary expenses are more flexible — like vacations, entertainment subscriptions, and dining out.
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Italy increased bonuses for having babies and backed labor laws granting more flexible parental leave.
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"Tech companies tend to look for more flexible, resilient and more adaptable people," said Cenedella.
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It will be interesting to hear him channel a more flexible, lyrical mode of expression.
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That makes it a little more flexible and helps ensure it's as useful as possible.
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Head of business development Daniel Claesson said the customer experience would improve helped by more enticing store formats, better services and more interactive content online, adapting store offerings to local demand, personalized marketing, faster and more flexible delivery options, and a more flexible supply chain.
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But it can also be more flexible, with firms matching expertise and staffing to each contract.
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In between basic paid family leave and slightly more flexible career tracks, there's time-freezing technology.
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So add higher rates to that, and sellers will have to be more flexible this year.
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Now, it is looking to give retailers a more flexible option for collecting payment in crypto.
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I've written about other companies, like Bulletin, promising a more flexible approach to real-world retail.
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IFMR Lead, a research organisation based in India, is now testing an even more flexible loan.
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We need a change of policy, we need more flexible labor markets and better business environments.
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Instead of redesigning new aircraft, Transpose looks to repurpose existing planes to make them more flexible.
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Mr. Boulez wanted to make the orchestra a more flexible institution, and a more modern one.
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"Very soon we will see a more flexible approach," he added, declining to go into specifics.
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It then strengthened it to 8.78 per dollar, while adopting a more flexible exchange-rate policy.
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"The more flexible you can be, the more likely you are to save money," said Schlichter.
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It's a flexible system that only gets more flexible as you progress and unlock new abilities.
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Labour reforms to allow more flexible working hours and ease firing and hiring seem on track.
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Or, that the people who experience cute aggression are inherently more flexible in their emotional expressions.
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"We have a more advanced, more flexible grid than Europe's," enthuses Vinayak Chatterjee, an infrastructure consultant.
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The real breakthrough will be when this technology is not just cheaper, but even more flexible.
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It later strengthened it to 8.78 per dollar, while adopting a more flexible exchange-rate policy.
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Viv is supposed to be far more flexible, imitating the feel of a real human assistant.
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Chinese firms benefit from deeper liquidity than they can get at home, and more flexible regulations.
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Increasingly, employers are offering more flexible options, from unlimited vacation time to work-from-anywhere offerings.
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Overall though, we prefer the design of Samsung's One UI interface—and it's more flexible, too.
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What they show are not rigid geometric trajectories, but more flexible, "topological" constructions, reflecting quantum uncertainty.
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The regulatory overhaul would make more flexible government requirements for investments by telecoms operators, analysts say.
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Similar shifts toward more flexible procurement methods and policies are happening at all levels of government.
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Correction: Zhang clarified that Binance's approach is more flexible and aimed at helping create new funds.
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But gas and renewables are more flexible, making them a natural pairing on the electricity grid.
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But Macron was also reminded of French businesses' pressing demands for a more flexible labor market.
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Resilience allows us to overcome and bounce back from heartache stronger and more flexible than before.
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There’s traditional renter's or homeowner's insurance, and property insurance is a more flexible option.
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This means the screen could be thinner, more flexible, and more power-efficient, among other things.
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However, the timetable for the reporting is more flexible than what the Senate had initially proposed.
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Business buyers might also take advantage of seller-held financing, which may have more flexible terms.
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"The provision of filing a complaint within three months should be made more flexible," she said.
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But privately held trading houses are more flexible and can negotiate deals quicker than listed firms.
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Many have adopted more flexible exchange rates, providing a cushion and promoting adjustment in trade accounts.
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U.S. negotiators are trying to replace outdated trade agreements with more flexible and limited trade agreements.
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On every step of the ladder, work would become more insecure as it became more flexible.
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Working from home will most likely mean that you have a more flexible schedule than before.
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The more flexible you are on timing and other factors the more likely you'll find deals.
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But his brand of American Greatness conservatism was far more flexible, and less polarizing, than MAGA.
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"We should design the labor-market regulations around a more flexible model," Jacob Hacker told me.
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It's a more flexible structure that let's us take a longer term view of each business.
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Small modular reactors may ultimately prove cheaper and more flexible, but that's speculation at this point.
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Since the coronavirus outbreak started, some cruise lines have implemented more flexible rebooking or cancellation policies.
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The Italian laid much of the groundwork, but his French successor's plan is also more flexible.
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Advance planning is impossible, and the First Amendment requires cities and universities to be more flexible.
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Her company said no, so she quit, thinking she could find work with more flexible hours.
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She favors more flexible guidelines, arguing that playgrounds don't have to be boring to be safe.
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They also face more competition with clinics and insurance companies that may offer more flexible hours.
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"They want a more flexible racing machine, not just kind of a diesel engine," Colombo said.
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DailyPay is one of many pay providers that are shifting to more flexible, personalized pay arrangements.
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She said Europe needed to be more flexible with its strict stability pact budget deficit rules.
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Phthalates are a group of chemicals used to make plastics more flexible and harder to break.
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It also is working with state governments to make employment more flexible and markets more competitive.
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For the big leap, they needed to attach a camera to a longer, more flexible crane.
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She vowed to be more flexible on production details and bolder in her focus on story.
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But Israel and Thailand have been more flexible, which has strung out their appreciations over time.
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The resulting drug shortages have led the agency to adopt more flexible quality and safety standards.
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Weight Watchers introduced a program last month called WW FreeStyle that's more flexible than previous programs.
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But with the continuing tug of household responsibilities, Ms. Otsuzuki preferred fewer, and more flexible, hours.
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This soft robot camera tool could give surgeons a more flexible view of where they're operating.
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To provide it, firms combine their domestic operations with more flexible plants overseas, acquired using surplus profits.
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The move, it said, was meant to make it more flexible in its reaction to market conditions.
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President Muhammadu Buhari has rejected calls by the International Monetary Fund for a more flexible exchange rate.
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A survey it ran indicated there was strong demand for more flexible payment options among U.S. consumers.
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President Muhammadu Buhari said last December there would be a more flexible system but took no action.
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Its size helps it compete against bigger companies because it can be more flexible and push boundaries.
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Trello is a bit simpler and more flexible, but MeisterTask is a bit more intuitive and smart.
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But cap and trade is considered a more flexible, lower-cost policy tool to get those cuts.
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As word choices and identity choices become more flexible, speakers can refer to someone without categorizing them.
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It might not be as convenient, but it's a lot more fun and a lot more flexible.
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More controversial is a scheme to make rules for employing students more flexible than for other workers.
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The new IPC has more flexible terms that take into account oil price fluctuations and investment risks.
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By the end, everyone admits they feel that their boundaries have become a tiny bit more flexible.
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But it's still cheaper and more flexible than attending a traditional engineering school right after the baccalauréat.
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I changed jobs since then, and my new job was more flexible about me leaving for Survivor.
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They want financial security but are after something more flexible than the traditional retirement products on offer.
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Apple instead proposes a new type of hardware, something even more flexible than even current touchscreen technology.
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It has also reduced wages and implemented reforms to make its labor market more flexible and competitive.
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Maybe other people are more flexible about this, but the notion still stands: show off your face.
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Once again, Front remains focused on its core mission — making work conversations more efficient and more flexible.
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It follows then that we need more flexible ways to manage our money and our spending habits.
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Other types of glass will become more flexible, enabling portable devices to be bendable, or even foldable.
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The engineering layout of an EV is vastly more flexible than that of a combustion-engine car.
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Instead, they would be able to buy more flexible retirement products or take their savings in cash.
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The company has tried to keep the car relevant by making it more flexible and feature-rich.
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So that means Republicans may only be able to make the ACA's current state waivers more flexible.
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"An interim government has to be more flexible when negotiating," Banco Fibra chief treasurer Cristiano Oliveira said.
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"Some people have a higher proportion of the more flexible types of collagen than others," Hertel said.
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It has antioxidant properties and it also helps to make arteries more flexible, which lowers blood pressure.
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Contracts signed since 2005 but before more flexible rules went into effect this year would be eligible.
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Sadamori also said that Asia's LNG markets would gradually become more flexible under pressure from the oversupply.
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Spot trade, the buying and selling of cargoes for immediate delivery, signals a more flexible, mature market.
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You may want a more flexible schedule, training to improve skills, certain licenses or a new title.
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Labour markets need to become more flexible and education must be geared more closely to their needs.
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Bolsonaro would like to see more flexible rules allowing Brazil to negotiate bilateral agreements outside the bloc.
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It's a smarter, more flexible realization of the Wii U concept, and I'm going to buy one.
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With today's news, the company has suggested that the stories format is more flexible than it looks.
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However the rules may become more flexible by the time they are implemented next year, he said.
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But they urged the city to lower language and regulatory hurdles and offer more flexible office space.
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Twitter announced a series of format changes to make its 140-character limit a bit more flexible.
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Risks: Endocrine-disrupting chemicals called phthalates are used to make plastic food and beverage containers more flexible.
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The final rule specifically excluded treatment, diagnosis and referral for treatment from the new, more flexible provisions.
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Easier than bank finance, and more flexible than junk bonds, they are the preferred fuel for LBOs.
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What is needed, in some ways, is a return to this more flexible, broader way of thinking.
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More flexible geofencing restrictions apply to an oval area within 6 kilometers (13 miles) of each runway.
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All this works in Slides' favor, because it makes the approach to making presentations much more flexible.
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Cheaper and more flexible batteries The new battery cells, which GM named Ultium, are soft, flat pouches.
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A man can certainly be the more flexible member of this household — though he typically is not.
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This past week, the company made its refund policy more flexible to encourage people to book travel.
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I've become more flexible and learned to create comfort for myself and my family in any place.
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While large, institutional landlords often have strict rules, a mom-and-pop operation may be more flexible.
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"The window for negotiations has become wider — but only if Washington becomes more flexible," Mr. Cheong said.
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It's nothing complicated, a few basic moves I've learned from watching other, more flexible people do yoga.
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Still, some Israelis are opting for the more flexible, egalitarian ceremonies offered by Reform and Conservative rabbis.
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But she said Europe needed to be more flexible with its strict stability pact budget deficit rules.
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In the finale, everyone returns to the ring, shimmying together like a spangled, more flexible United Nations.
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Plus, gaming PCs are way more portable than a traditional console, which allows for more flexible play.
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Fiscal policy needs to be more proactive, prudent monetary policy needs to be more flexible, it said.
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Meanwhile, a more flexible approach to damming has spurred an urban renewal for the Dutch at home.
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Robotic instruments are more flexible than a human wrist and can rotate three hundred and sixty degrees.
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What now sits in the historic shell is a much more flexible space, with no affixed seats.
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The implication of his argument, in my view, is a more flexible but more populist Democratic Party.
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The I.O.C. has approved its so-called Agenda 2020, which allows a more flexible approach to bidding.
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The recently-elected president wants to make the labor market more flexible to improve the country's economy.
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In the process, I found our sense of reality seems more flexible in the anonymous online space.
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"I think the market is realizing that the Fed is open to being more flexible," Ewing said.
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Rather than being a solid vulcanized rubber outsole, the layered design makes the shoe lighter and more flexible.
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In any case, as a practical matter, buybacks are often a more flexible tool for corporate financial officers.
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Congress could introduce more flexible working hours and make firing and hiring easier as soon as this month.
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They will be more flexible than you might think if they understand your timelines and product road map.
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Founded in 2100, Spacious bills itself as a cheaper, more flexible alternative to traditional coworking spaces like WeWork.
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Both sides can be more flexible than they first appear, and innocent blockchain users aren't going to jail.
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This app lets you customize your workflow and manage your files in a more flexible and efficient way.
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His comment was not unlike Powell's, but traders said he sounded more flexible and sensitive to market conditions.
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The biggest obstacle is cost, but that is retracting too, as designers use lighter, cheaper, more flexible materials.
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It could be more flexible, which it might be since new features are only a software upgrade away.
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That policy is far more flexible — and less ambitious — than what the Green New Deal would likely be.
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But the system in Lost Sphear is slightly more flexible, as you can move characters around the battlefield.
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She should hence be more flexible over payments into the EU budget, a subject her letter skates over.
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And the latter team is attempting to make the experience much more flexible to the desires of players.
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By splitting up servers into tiny chunks and pooling resources, it has become much more flexible for developers.
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Aurora is more flexible if the AV market shifts toward other uses, like heavy trucks or delivery vehicles.
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A minor devaluation of the yuan in August 2015, intended to make the currency more flexible, was botched.
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Her goal is to make the brain more flexible and play more than just songs in minor keys.
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Along with a more flexible workspace businesses are going to demand better and more robust technology, Moufarrige said.
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If you can't, continue working on your side hustle while having a more flexible or part-time job.
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That makes it more flexible than what Amazon is doing with Alexa / Echo-to-Echo calls and messaging.
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Human fetal cells are more flexible and can be more easily grown in a culture than adult tissue.
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If approved as proposed, the plan announced on Tuesday would extend the more flexible rules to older contracts.
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Yelp earlier this year switched from long-term advertising contracts in local markets to more flexible, nonterm contracts.
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Private diplomacy channels, like ours, allow us to be more flexible and take risks that our government cannot.
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Unless, of course, the conventional wisdom is wrong and investors are more flexible than we might have thought.
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The Moon is in fellow Earth sign Virgo today, encouraging you to be more flexible in your ways.
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By creating more flexible, hybrid layouts, "companies are trying to quiet the backlash," writes the Wall Street Journal.
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FEMA has also been adopting a more flexible approach to response and recovery operations tailored to specific communities.
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Lowe said a more flexible labor market meant the economy could sustain a jobless rate down around 4.5%.
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A strike by Norwegian oil workers over pay and more flexible work practices was narrowly averted this month.
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"You can be a step above your competition and become more flexible because you know more," he writes.
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"Very soon we will see a more flexible approach," he added, but he declined to go into specifics.
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Though far from perfect, lodge practice suggests the possibility of a less centralized and more flexible healthcare ecosystem.
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The Taylor review kicks off an important debate about the winners and losers from more flexible work arrangements.
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The HSA is more flexible than it seems, and can be the Swiss Army knife your portfolio needs.
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Those who were hoping for the church to be more flexible found plenty of that in Francis' missive.
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She believes Facebook's new policy is "fantastic" and that all companies should be more flexible about bereavement leave.
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Ohio can't stop the evolution of electricity to a smarter, more flexible, more decentralized, and lower carbon system.
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For example, women in general were more flexible in their opinions of their partners' numbers than men were.
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We can expect them to be more flexible in negotiations, such as regarding U.S. dairy products entering Canada.
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But the smaller sites, set up to help genealogists maximize the odds of finding relatives, are more flexible.
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In the air, with an experienced pilot who knew the area, he found that officials were more flexible.
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Not only can yoga make you more flexible and reduce stress, it can also make your body strong.
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Many users flocked to these services because they provided a less-expensive, more flexible alternative to traditional cable.
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Many people of retirement age look forward to more flexible schedules, even if they keep earning an income.
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Microsoft is expanding its benefit in January, replacing a fixed amount of $203,220 with a more flexible offering.
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They don't have to go through the home showing process and have a more flexible move out period.
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They're experimenting with 12-hour staff shifts, allowing them to hire fewer employees but offer more flexible schedules.
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That doesn't mean we don't want support — paid parental leave, more flexible working hours, publicly funded day care.
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The company has said its aim is to be more flexible to the desires of its various communities.
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If you have a big international trip planned, you'll have to be a bit more flexible than usual.
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Andrew M. Cuomo's directives to make it more flexible, resilient and economically efficient while reducing greenhouse-gas emissions.
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So now things are seemingly getting more flexible or, perhaps, we're down to the one requirement of emphasis.
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Other programs, some of which allow people to write remotely, allow volunteers to be a little more flexible.
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Lifting the ceiling on individual shareholdings would make capital raising more flexible for the exchange, which is listed.
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It is giving way to cheaper, more flexible technologies, primarily renewables like wind and solar, and electric vehicles.
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The gig economy has also influenced change, giving rise to more flexible working conditions and increasing job changes.
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Trump has also said he would be more flexible with Mexico because of its presidential election July 1.
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Nucifora said the REMS should be more flexible, and that perhaps the blood draws shouldn't continue for life.
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With weekend games and fewer practice obligations, the Whitecaps offered a more flexible schedule for national team training.
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Lowe said a more flexible labour market meant the economy could sustain a jobless rate down around 4.5%.
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Now, Airbus is introducing a new A321neo ACF version, which offers more flexible cabins but requires complex configuration.
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Nuclear is proving a little more flexible in some places, but not so much in the US yet.
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So the scammer leveraged Bitcoin's irreversible nature against the more flexible dispute-driven system of the credit industry.
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" She jokingly promised she'd be more flexible during Sunday's presidential debate, adding, "The next debate, the next debate – cartwheels.
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Companies can buy and sell credits of emissions to comply, which often makes it more flexible than a tax.
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Rosneft, like Novatek, is winning some of Gazprom's clients at home thanks to a more flexible gas pricing policy.
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So we have to hope that our central bankers will be more flexible than they've implied they will be.
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President Muhammadu Buhari has thus far rejected calls by the International Monetary Fund for a more flexible exchange rate.
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BOJ's policy announcement on Tuesday to make its massive stimulus programme more flexible provided some comfort to bond investors.
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A nylon braided shell around the cable is more flexible and easier to wind than the one Apple includes.
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But it may be that there's different packages, there's more flexible packages, that we can develop for different audiences.
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This allows airlines with common-type fleets to more easily substitute pilots and airplanes, making their operations more flexible.
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The government has notched some smaller legislative successes, including more flexible labor regulations that came into effect last month.
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It's not like the reed has done a shitload of work on itself in therapy to become more flexible.
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Designed to be more flexible, it is not linked to bond markets but relies on money from bilateral donors.
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Mr. Carter said that the department's research of parental leave showed that more flexible policies made good business sense.
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Instagram has tweaked a couple of its direct messaging features to make them a bit more flexible and interactive.
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This service will be more flexible than owning a car, giving you access to all the transportation you need.
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On-demand work does differ from traditional service work in some key ways, beyond smartphones and more flexible hours.
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And now Facebook has grown more flexible with how Instant Article publishers can push users to become loyal readers.
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Some economists therefore urge a more flexible approach that places greater weight on other objectives, such as job creation.
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The update also makes Bitmoji more flexible on the backend so Snapchat can add new variation options more frequently.
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Part of this transformation of white collar work certainly comes from companies and workers desiring more flexible work arrangements.
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Labour markets in America and Britain became more flexible, and unemployment has generally been lower than in continental Europe.
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For Draghi, Europe's rapid ageing, hidden job market slack and more flexible labor markets may also be a drag.
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From June 2017 to June 2018, 1,685 patients were randomly assigned to the shorter or more flexible visitation schedules.
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Opinion polls show three in four French people oppose Hollande's drive to make France's rigid labor market more flexible.
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"I would be more flexible and could swallow some short-term heartburn for longer-term fiscal responsibility," Meadows said.
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The move surprised some investors and particularly spooked Italian lenders because many hoped the ECB would be more flexible.
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All of this means shorter production runs and more flexible, on-demand manufacturing is closer to being a reality.
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Compassion helps your brain become more flexible to instinctively help you become more altruistic, or pro-social, toward others.
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Added to that, it is also in the common interest within the tech ecosystem to encourage more flexible financing.
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This rapid feedback, he says, allowed his team to offer much more flexible and targeted messages than the competition.
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That means it's a lot more flexible than something like Philips Hue, but it's also a lot more complicated.
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Large buyers include Japan, South Korea and China, who in March banded together to secure more flexible supply contracts.
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Starfinder will require less math and die rolling to attack enemies and will have more flexible character customization options.
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VC is more flexible than most careers, but it's still an intense juggle with career, family and community commitments.
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Provided educational systems are upgraded and made more flexible, which is beginning to happen, that should be entirely feasible.
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A recent IMF report urges countries to make labour markets more flexible to speed up the integration of refugees.
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In case after case we've replaced attachments to large established institutions with commitments to looser and more flexible networks.
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P&G says the more flexible bottle makes it easier to pour and convenient to use with one hand.
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Equally, the emphasis on online education is smart — it is cheaper, more flexible, and accords with contemporary student expectations.
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But the new money committed by foundations could prove more "flexible and nimble" than money from governments, she said.
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An open cell suit will keep you much warmer and more flexible, whether you're freediving or using scuba tanks.
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The central bank said it will keep liquidity "reasonably ample" and make its policy more flexible and pre-emptive.
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There are more ways than ever to make money as a teenager, and the opportunities are more flexible, too.
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IRAs are often more flexible and allow penalty-free withdrawals for a first-time home purchase or college expenses.
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Today is all about communication, Aquarius, and I want to challenge you to be more flexible in your thinking.
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Domuso provides more flexible rental terms for tenants, while helping property owners and managers to more efficiently collect rent.
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Or it could be baked in at the manufacturing level but still more flexible than existing custom chip systems.
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But the company's key differentiator is being mobile-first and more flexible than traditional insurance products in this space.
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And, because work-study jobs are only open to students, they are generally more flexible than jobs off campus.
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Offshore reactors could be cheaper, safer and more flexible, proponents say, making them a useful weapon against climate change.
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Although he's earning roughly the same amount now as he did in Taiwan, his schedule is much more flexible.
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The Chase Sapphire Preferred offers more flexible travel credits, but the AmEx Platinum has better luxury perks for some.
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Ellsberg describes the Kennedy administration's efforts to create more flexible options in the case of war with the Soviets.
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GERMANY'S ALTMAIER SAYS CABINET WILL PASS MORE FLEXIBLE SHORT-TIME WORK RULES WEDNESDAY TO HELP COMPANIES BRIDGE LIQUIDITY PROBLEMS
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Some airlines are also offering more flexible rebooking and cancellation policies in a bid to keep people booking flights.
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He says the more flexible hiring criteria don't always pan out and some less polished novices are let go.
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He applied a lifting solution that basically breaks down the protein in your hair to make it more flexible.
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But if we want robots to be of any use in our homes, they'll have to be more flexible.
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Germany, the MFF's biggest net contributor, is sometimes clubbed with these four but is expected to be more flexible.
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And the hall's planners face a classic renovators' conundrum: Do you go with built-in, or something more flexible?
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More flexible and out-of-the-box thinking could arguably improve one's capacity for finding new solutions, for example.
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Technology and more flexible work environments have also made it easier to hire individuals who may require certain accommodations.
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The White House, cabinet departments and independent agencies should welcome suggestions for making regulations more flexible, effective and efficient.
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A more flexible approach can reward both the public and private sector as this transition begins to take shape.
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But the opened zippers make the jacket more flexible and also add some ventilation in case you start overheating.
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"I think pickup truck buyers are probably more flexible than we give them credit for," she tells the publication.
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Obviously we are preparing and I'd like to be more to be more flexible in terms of asset allocation.
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One reason that economists often prefer simple carbon pricing to strict regulations is that carbon pricing is more flexible.
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On the contrary, he is far more flexible in his attitudes, bending gothic overtures into pastiche, parody, and farce.
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While the new name justifies a much broader and more flexible range of content, it leaves the overarching purpose unclear.
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Reverse mortgage advocates, however, say the product is more flexible than HELOCs or the other options for tapping equity — downsizing.
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Kim has said he would wait until the end of the year for the United States to be more flexible.
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Those jobs and that economic growth could have stayed in the U.S. if we had a more flexible immigration system.
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While some lenders are quite specific about brands they want to lend against, some others are a bit more flexible.
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For starters, Microsoft is making mobile Teams more flexible to meet the needs of a variety of shift worker jobs.
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According to Wharton, Paris officials were more insistent on hosting the games in 2024, whereas Los Angeles was more flexible.
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It's also working on conversational AI to communicate with people it encounters while on patrol in a more flexible manner.
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Mehta says that the startups continues to launch more features to support shoppers, like instant cashout and more flexible hours.
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Dynamiq is the branding chosen to describe a much more flexible set of design options for silicon vendors like Qualcomm.
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"Surprising that even the wealthiest companies don't offer more flexible and compelling situations for moms," he wrote in the caption.
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The problem, as research like this shows, is that these attacks are slowly getting more flexible and effective over time.
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Workwell now wants to create a more flexible platform that expands beyond your company and beyond a single office building.
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Stephen Bach, its dean, says that employers like to recruit younger students because they are more flexible and "culturally attuned".
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All of them are more flexible in regards to fit with different options (including Comply foam tips in some cases).
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We are more flexible, but it's going to be different as she gets older and the more kids we have.
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Egypt has promised a more flexible exchange rate to ease the forex shortage and end the black market for dollars.
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Two days later it strengthened it slightly to 8.78 per dollar as it adopted a more flexible exchange rate policy.
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The Gulf carriers—the arch-rival of the big three in America—have much more flexible policies for some birds.
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There are looser, more flexible types of symmetry transformations, though, and these are the ones of interest in Zimmer's conjecture.
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That will change towards the end of the year, when the first phones with Qualcomm's more flexible X55 modem appear.
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The body uses a fabric called Nomex Meta Aramid, which retains Kevlar's rigidity but is more flexible, according to Gizmodo.
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Integration with third-party apps, like Sunrise used to have, would make it much more flexible for serious digital organizers.
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International firms increasingly rate young mainland Chinese as more worldly, more flexible, better at English and better educated all round.
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Whereas the looser approach has the benefit of being more flexible, the integrators ought in principle to be more efficient.
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Bigger factors are more flexible grid systems and other resources that can ramp up and down quickly, like natural gas.
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But these new tools make the technology far more flexible letting you adjust how photos loop with effects like Bounce.
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Supporters of the app say it provides a more flexible work schedule, allowing independent drivers to work when they want.
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Chief among them is taking advantage of more flexible rules on depreciation expenses in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.
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It's relatively simple, but it's a more flexible way to show off the game compared to just taking a screenshot.
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It's a more flexible band than the original Gear Fit, which felt unforgiving on the wrist, but it's also bigger.
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By uploading additional heads into the database, the team hopes that that the program will evolve to be more flexible.
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He would like the media to promote healthier models of masculinity and for fathers to enjoy more flexible paternity leave.
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Thankfully, the internet has taught us not to accept an inferior form of comic artistry, but a more flexible one.
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In other areas where new technologies may be useful, the development of regulatory technology may need to be more flexible.
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You could put it into the phone, but the Boomstick as it is now is far more flexible than that.
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During a call with reporters, Verma said she has received "numerous" requests from states for a more flexible waiver policy.
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Of course, contract workers forgo health insurance and other benefits associated with salaried employment in exchange for more flexible work.
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Since then Sonatrach has adopted a more flexible approach dealing with companies on a bilateral basis and abandoning public bids.
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New Jersey has a more flexible policy that could be a boon for the industry if more states adopt it.
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A well designed credit bank would enable a more flexible governmental mechanism for creating, operating, and sunsetting government loan programs.
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Patagonia's new lighter, more flexible, and Fair Trade Certified update to its Yulex wetsuit line is my new favorite suit.
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The Trump administration lawyers argued the lockouts are much more flexible than some that were approved under the Obama administration.
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He says building landlords who were initially sceptical are now warming up to Knotel's more flexible model, as WeWork falters.
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The skills: More flexible business roles typically require the same skills as other positions in the field — education and experience.
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They are not as sensitive to weather as those held at traditional vertical launch facilities, allowing for more flexible takeoffs.
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But even those testing plastic-based screens acknowledge the inherent problems in the material, despite being more flexible than glass.
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That means more competition, liquidity and supply diversity, and that will make global gas markets more flexible, efficient and secure.
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Taking a more flexible approach to your end goal helps you cut yourself breaks that keep you in the game.
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I didn't break a sweat, but I felt so much more flexible and at ease as I left her studio.
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If you have a Roth IRA, the rules for withdrawal are more flexible than those of a 401(k) plan.
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This extenuation circumstance policy extension is also in addition to Airbnb's more flexible reservation terms it introduced earlier this week.
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This extenuation circumstance policy extension is also in addition to Airbnb's more flexible reservation terms it introduced earlier this week.
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Of course they keep their business model but ... they need to be a bit more flexible and open to talking.
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Above that are the "mid-merit" plants, somewhat more expensive and somewhat more flexible (frequently combined-cycle natural gas plants).
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My Spanish improved drastically, and I learned to be more flexible, adaptable, and resilient than I ever had been before.
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While that program and other efforts vary, their common goal is a broader and more flexible intelligence than deep learning.
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The hip, knee and ankle joints on the left tend to be stronger, the ones on the right more flexible.
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These apps and services have also allowed the company to be more flexible with employees who need to work remotely.
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Mr. Berger has pushed for a more flexible approach in France as the forces of globalization change the competitive landscape.
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More flexible knees and "hiking-style" boots with flexible soles will make crouching and getting up much easier as well.
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But the principal said he was offering it to the weaker students because the Israeli bagrut system was more flexible.
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Weight distribution along the headband has been improved, and it's now more flexible to allow for easier single-ear monitoring.
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A good bit of their capital instead came from family offices, which typically have more flexible timelines and investing criteria.
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This iPad also comes with a Lightning connector instead of the more flexible USB-C port on the iPad Pro.
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That makes Roth IRAs to some degree more flexible in terms of pulling money out before you're ready to retire.
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In order to maintain market share in an oversupplied market, LNG sellers have become willing to tweak more flexible terms.
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Working under more flexible hours can boost productivity as well, since it requires employees to pay more attention to deadlines.
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Callaway and Alderson also said this week that the Mets are considering more flexible roles for their relievers next season.
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He is a more flexible in his views and this in turn has taken pressure off the equity markets generally.
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She wanted a more flexible schedule to adjust suddenly becoming a single parent and spend more time with her kids.
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They include subsidy cuts, the introduction of value added tax (VAT) and a shift to a more flexible exchange rate regime.
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Meanwhile, a Chinese central bank advisor said the government there should set a more flexible target for economic growth this year.
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JERA has said it will cut the amount of long-term contracts and seek more flexible terms with any future deals.
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It's more flexible and sustainable, allowing multiple chances to land in the same place on the moon and establish a habitat.
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"Algebraic geometry is a more rigid world, whereas symplectic geometry is more flexible," said Nick Sheridan, a research fellow at Cambridge.
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Eichenbaum's work dovetails with a 15-year trend in neuroscience research that suggests the hippocampus is more flexible than scientists expected.
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What the new JBL headphones offer that none of the Beats headsets have, however, is a more flexible noise cancellation feature.
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In seeking to revive Mercosur, Serra will also ask the customs union to be more flexible on members reaching bilateral accords.
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But Balyasny added that hedge funds could still produce "a valuable return stream" with a more flexible definition of their purpose.
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"Will Ingress Core be more flexible about adding new waypoints, gyms, any day soon and in Europe?" says Mareks Matisons, @marruciic.
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The answer, as our special report argues, is to pursue, more formally than now, an EU that is far more flexible.
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Dynamiq will improve on this technique, says ARM, and make more flexible and powerful chipsets available at a lower price point.
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McInerney said the company was more flexible with its shares in Yahoo Japan, whose value is a lot smaller than Alibaba.
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Ethereum is far more flexible, but — as prominent Ethereum developer Vlad Zamfir recently put it — it's not safe or scalable yet.
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One manager said that "in some ways, teamwork no longer existed" at the company after the more flexible policy was enacted.
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Android, however, is more open and therefore more flexible with how developers want to make money and reach users more directly.
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Reforms to make labour markets more flexible should be paired with investments in jobless benefits designed to educate and retrain workers.
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Some freelancers would rather have more flexible schedules than a regular job allows, or the possibility of working for multiple publications.
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The Trump administration's argument suggests that they're more flexible about the principle now that this particular Republican president is in power.
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"Combining [new technologies] with the peer-led approach can involve peers in a more flexible and cost-efficient way," she says.
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Remember the famous take, where President Obama said to Russian (inaudible) I will be able to be more flexible next year.
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As for the dictates of public conscience, research and history show that they are more flexible than a humanitarian would wish.
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Japan Display was late to start developing OLED panels, which are thinner and more flexible than LCDs and offer higher resolution.
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The PLA is also turning its divisions (roughly 10,13 troops) into brigades, which are smaller and in theory operationally more flexible.
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Components will become more flexible, circuits will demand less power, and materials will make flexible devices more pleasant to interact with.
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Yet the crisis also drove countries like Spain and Portugal, which got bail-outs, to make their labour laws more flexible.
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Less photogenic but more flexible than his brother, Raúl allowed entrepreneurs to enter 201 trades, from hair-cutting to book-keeping.
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The Aeron was rebuilt again in 2016, with updates to the tilt mechanism and webbing that made it ever more flexible.
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The Senate replacement bill would have made them much more flexible, allowing ACA regulations like essential health benefits to be waived.
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Excluding meat and produce in the meal kit extends the product's shelf life and provides a more flexible option for customers.
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Overall, retailers have been getting more flexible with their return policies in recent years, yet some are more lenient than others.
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The government advocates a more flexible system, in which firms will have greater freedom to reach their own deals with workers.
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While it announced a more flexible exchange rate policy at the time, it soon resumed its tight control of the currency.
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As part of those reforms, Egypt is widely expected to ditch its currency peg for a more flexible exchange rate mechanism.
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Companies will now be able to apply for cheaper and more flexible licenses to gain access to 1,261 blocks by Oct.
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Set against that is an Italy side that's looked more flexible tactically, and better drilled than anyone else at the tournament.
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Two days later the bank strengthened it slightly to 8.78 per dollar as it adopted a more flexible exchange rate policy.
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For job seekers, employer-provided healthcare was preferred over improved work-life balance, more flexible hours or even greater vacation time.
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However some experts caution that the plan may fail to improve productivity unless Moscow also makes the labour market more flexible.
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The idea was to isolate where I was overspending, where I could be more flexible, and where I could save more.
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I'm sure that outside-the-box thinking I learned from watching gaming stories has allowed me to be more flexible creatively.
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"The EPA historically has been more flexible in enforcing rules on the island than it is on the mainland," she said.
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More flexible labor laws — notably in Spain and Ireland — have helped prompt growth, notes Florian Hense, European economist at Berenberg bank.
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And they are also driving new, more flexible ways of working that encourage a greater, healthier balance between life and work.
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If moonlighting is too hard, consider negotiating with your boss for a more flexible schedule or a schedule with reduced hours.
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For its part, Beijing has become more flexible on the dam, opening the way for the easing of tensions, analysts said.
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If LNG producers can be more flexible, the opportunities are increasing for them to take more market share away from coal.
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This can decrease turnout and skew the electorate toward wealthier Americans who tend to have salaried jobs and more flexible schedules.
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Analysts said that if the report's recommendations were accepted by the Swedish parliament, they could lead to more flexible monetary policy.
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"I hope we will be able to convince UK and European authorities to be more flexible," he told reporters in Dubai.
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The U.K.'s negotiator David Davis asked the EU to be more flexible and more pragmatic to help advance the talks.
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"As these apps get more and more specialized, I think more people will work in a more flexible way," Eriksson said.
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But he sought to soften the impact on the United States' closest allies with a more flexible plan than originally envisioned.
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The arrival of Reset coincides with an F.D.A. effort to introduce more flexible ways of regulating digital health software for patients.
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She said Elizabeth was loyal, and she believed she would have stayed married to Jim if he had been more flexible.
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Amazon Studios is changing its release parameters to a more flexible model; Disney +, AT&T, and Apple hover on the horizon.
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Kim has said a third meeting would be possible only if Washington is more flexible and set a year-end deadline.
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Airbnb also says it will increase visibility of listings for hosts who take advantage of its new "More Flexible Reservations" tools.
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Airbnb also says it will increase visibility of listings for hosts who take advantage of its new "More Flexible Reservations" tools.
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That group's leader, Laurent Berger, has pushed for a more flexible approach as the forces of globalization redraw the competitive landscape.
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The idea Kaluza explained, is to create an energy system that's more flexible and reduce the carbon output of the grid.
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The Cai family is more flexible - grandma and grandpa help take care of two children, aged five and nine-years-old.
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McDermott said the situation underscored the importance of digital systems and tools that give people more flexible options in their work.
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The Cai family is more flexible - grandma and grandpa help take care of two children, aged five and nine-years-old.
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At the same time, the agreement is designed to be far more flexible at moments of crisis than is generally known.
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We should accelerate discovery by creating more flexible ways to fund the most promising researchers for multiple years at a time.
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The couple decided on vinyl plank instead of hardwood because they claim it is lighter, waterproof, and more flexible and durable.
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He would like to make working hours more flexible and also offer companies financial incentives to hire people from poor neighborhoods.
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Gorman's actions to fix trading and bulk up wealth management have created a firm more flexible, diversified and profitable than Goldman.
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Ask for other benefits like an additional week of paid vacation, a more flexible work schedule, professional training or stock options.
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As anyone who has ever observed a co-ed yoga class can attest, women tend to be more flexible than men.
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Safety experts suggest trying to purchase softer, more flexible versions of a necessary prop for a safe, but stylish Halloween. 145.
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Many also believed that emerging economies had become resilient, with well-run central banks, higher dollar reserves and more flexible currencies.
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Hatzidakis said the next steps included the partial privatisation of PPC's power distribution grid and legislation for a more flexible governance.
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She has become more flexible with routines, is coping with sensory issues and has even had some success regulating her emotions.
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Instead, concerns about quarantines, travel bans, and racist backlash have forced me to be more flexible as I travel through Asia.
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On Tuesday, Airbnb announced a program called More Flexible Reservations, which will allow hosts to more easily offer refunds to guests.
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More flexible absentee deadlines and provisional votes also make sure the system allows as many eligible people to vote as possible.
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He reportedly sought to soften the impact on the U.S.'s closest allies with a more flexible plan than originally envisioned.
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Kim said he would wait "till the end of this year" for the United States to decide to be more flexible.
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The liquid resin material also allows for a much more flexible final product compared to the material used by traditional 3D printers.
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"What we have to do is to make our legislation more flexible so that there can be private uranium exploration," he said.
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The Security Council unanimously adopted a resolution on Wednesday pushing for improved accountability, transparency and effectiveness and to make peacekeepers more flexible.
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The politics in red states will be more complex, but Republican policymakers may be more flexible than their scorched-earth rhetoric suggests.
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Cells are getting smaller and smaller, and more and more flexible, using new fabrication techniques that are less and less resource-intensive.
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An online path generally costs less than a traditional degree, and you're more flexible when it comes to hours, days and semesters.
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This totally defeats the original purpose of cryptocurrencies, which was to offer a cheaper and more flexible alternative to other payment methods.
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So, if you shop at a lot of different stores, you might be better off with a more flexible credit card instead.
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A new exchange-rate mechanism, introduced last year, has made the currency more flexible but also more responsive to global market trends.
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Looser, more flexible forms of government could ease some of the conflicts of the Arab world, even the terrible bloodletting in Syria.
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The less-inflamed group was also healthier, with lower blood pressure, more flexible arteries, and more relatives who lived past age 90.
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Sources close to the talks say Canada and Mexico will now be more flexible on the auto content and dispute resolution issues.
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To survive, Mr Corbyn needs to prove that he is both more flexible and more ruthless than his fellow ageing baby-boomer.
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I've been trying to be more flexible when things don't work out perfectly, but it's a struggle for my type-A personality.
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He swiftly passed long-needed reforms to make the labour market more flexible, working with moderate unions and facing down obstreperous ones.
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According to a Bloomberg report, Mercedes is on a trend of replacing fixed robots either with humans, or smaller, more flexible machines.
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Kim has said a third meeting would be possible only if Washington adopted a more flexible approach, setting a year-end deadline.
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Probably, their dietary habits were more flexible, allowing them to adapt to whichever types of food were unintentionally made available by humans.
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It looks like the Dancing with the Stars cast is going to have to be even more flexible than usual this week!
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A graphene-based e-ink from Guangzhou Technologies promises a screen that's brighter, more flexible, and by definition more resistant to abuse.
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We learned a lot along the way and realized that we needed a more flexible, self-service platform to scale with demand.
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Goldin's research suggests that making hours more flexible — and workers more interchangeable — will lessen the economic benefits of the rigid work schedule.
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"We offer a much more flexible model than the traditional leasing market," Mindspace co-founder Dan Zakai told me over the phone.
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Karimi said more MSFVs, which have MRAP-level protection, could allow the Afghan army to become a smaller, more flexible fighting force.
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Refinery officials said their 2019/20 import strategy was not contingent on Iranian oil, and was more flexible than in previous years.
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The ACC is like a cognitive muscle, he adds: the more you use it, the stronger, bigger and more flexible it gets.
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In 2017, the city launched a campaign to get companies to offer more flexible work hours or the option of working remotely.
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Scientists say that these 'mechanical pixels' could eventually make screens that are more flexible, durable, and energy efficient than current LED technology.
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UBS told investment bankers this month to take at least two hours of "personal time", aiming to give them more flexible hours.
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The final package is likely to be pretty simple: Funding for cost-sharing reduction subsidies paired with more flexible state innovation waivers.
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If there's more cash that they have available to them that's more flexible, then yes, there are more tools in the toolbox.
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The UBS policy, dubbed "take two", aims to give bankers more flexible hours without colleagues having to pick up too much slack.
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Today is all about being a good listener— people are much more flexible and easy to work with if they feel heard!
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Meanwhile, the burgeoning startup is yet to monetize, though future plans include offering its own "faster, more flexible and cheaper financial products".
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But Osinbajo, who favors a more flexible currency policy to attract badly-needed foreign investment, has struggled to get his ideas heard.
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In practice, then, a two-party system is likely to be more flexible than a multi-party system, contrary to first impressions.
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Ordering a ride on Via costs a bit more than a bus ticket, but is a lot more flexible than public transportation.
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Some of them sell sex, Haywood says, because it's more flexible and pays better than low-wage work at businesses like McDonald's.
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Rather, it would modernize an existing government program to make it more flexible, efficient, and better help those who truly need it.
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"It starts with the President putting the country ahead of his politics and being more flexible with his goals," the governor said.
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"I am personally in favor of reforms on exchange rate to make it more flexible, to make it free float," he said.
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Mothers on average tend to work fewer hours and sacrifice pay for the advantage of having jobs with more flexible work schedules.
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Unlike other creatures, camels have oval-shaped blood cells that are more flexible and enable them to store large quantities of water.
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Bathroom cabinet maker Schneider is seeking more flexible working, aiming to remain profitable even if the euro reaches parity with the franc.
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The digital cloud helps small businesses reduce paperwork, reduce their environmental footprint, and be more flexible in where and how they work.
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But she returned in 1953, when a new administration gave her a more flexible contract permitting her to make guest appearances elsewhere.
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A central element of the negotiations is to move away from weekly caps on hours and to create a more flexible system.
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Natural gas plants are much more flexible than coal plants, so they work as a nice complement to VRE, balancing out variability.
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Because of the sporadic nature of his work, Blazer's schedule was more flexible than many of the nine-to-five commuter dads.
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Ask your employers how many days off you can take in a row — and negotiate (they're often more flexible than you think).
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DARPA was keen to emphasize that it doesn't want anything remade from scratch, merely retooling things to create a more flexible infrastructure.
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We don't know for sure why, but some scientists think it's because women evolved to have a more "flexible" sexuality than men.
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Ask about perks and benefits such stock options, a more flexible schedule, the ability to work from home or an education stipend.
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HPE and Dell are also embracing an on-demand model to offer clients lower-cost and more flexible access to their products.
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With its more flexible economic system, the United States responded faster than its peers to the debt problems exposed by the crisis.
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While many companies are being more flexible and understanding, it can still be difficult to approach your boss about adjusting your hours.
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In my experience, letter writing, even if it's to an abstract stranger, is a simplified, more flexible approach to the same method.
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CASUAL SOCIAL TIME After dance and soccer, we are more flexible — it is where our Sundays may differ from week to week.
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The agencies allow employers to tap into a more flexible work force — and avoid some of the region's more onerous labor costs.
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His vowels are slightly drawled, and his tone is rich with a heavy bottom, buoy-shaped, like a more flexible Randy Travis.
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If you want to be more flexible with your guests, pay attention to the leg width and where the legs are placed.
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I think it's better when it's more flexible and can be some sort of strange mix between the political and the personal.
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The PBOC reiterated on Friday that monetary policy would remain prudent, even if it is more flexible in prioritising restoring economic growth.
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It would be somewhat more flexible about family-based immigration and make provisions for some Dreamers to ultimately apply for green cards.
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For those who advocate more flexible working options, the past few weeks mark a possible step toward widespread -- and long-awaited -- reform.
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Direct lenders can be more flexible and give borrowers access to far more capital than they would historically have had access to.
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Humans are a lot more flexible in how they develop: the locations of cells vary from one person's body to the next.
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Mr. Gorman's actions to fix trading and bulk up wealth management have created a firm more flexible, diversified and profitable than Goldman.
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Keeping in mind the pace of innovation, industry-led standards will be far more flexible to change when compared to government standards.
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But opinion polls suggest President Macron so far has the public on his side, with 69 percent support for more flexible contracts.
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While historically France has been far more flexible than Ireland or Italy, it still required a judge to rule on each divorce.
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While negative prices create problems for the company, they also enhance the value of its more flexible installations, including large storage systems.
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It's time to make the rules more flexible so that he can get a Medicare Advantage plan tailored to his unique needs.
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What Hausleber discovered is that shorter, more flexible athletes could increase their stride frequency and tease more movement out of every step.
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In such an economy, work is seen as more flexible and companies tend to hire independent contractors and freelancers on a temporary basis.
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In a tight labor market, employers are more flexible on transferable soft skills, experience level and educational attainment, such as a college degree.
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The state's Chamber of Commerce waged a legal battle against the cap-and-trade system but later supported extending a "more flexible" plan.
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The shift in the economy toward services and more flexible labour markets, however, suggest that stronger employment growth could persist, the ECB added.
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In iCOMPARE, researchers wanted to test out a more "flexible" arrangement that saw them working as many as 28 hours at a time.
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What's more, 68% of respondents said they wished they had the option of more flexible hours to work or study during their period.
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If you're seeking a more flexible work schedule in the new year, now is the perfect time to go after what you want.
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Instead, many people are diving after retirement into encore careers that offer a chance to make some extra money with more flexible hours.
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It has proved more flexible than Italy's or France's, says José Luis Escrivá, director of a new independent fiscal authority appointed by Congress.
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If deployed strategically, energy storage can do all the things boosters say, making the grid more flexible, unlocking renewable energy, and reducing emissions.
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On Wednesday, Osinbajo said Nigeria needed a "substantial" review of its foreign exchange policies and would see very soon a more flexible approach.
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Fujifilm redesigned the top plate of the camera to be more flexible for various shooting types, whether that's video, manual, or automatic shooting.
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For little more than those prices, you can buy into Philips' much more flexible Hue smart lighting system, which even offers cheaper bulbs.
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Read the reviewAmazon Fire StickIt's not bad for $40, but the Roku Stick has better for navigation, and the Chromecast is more flexible.
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Another member said the BOJ had room to be more flexible on policy in future if the output gap remained in positive territory.
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Borrowers are choosing to issue more flexible leveraged loans than junior debt in the form of high yield bonds and second lien loans.
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Patel's committee also recommended switching to more flexible inflation targeting based on headline consumer price inflation (CPI) instead of wholesale price inflation (WPI).
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So, it was thought that static stretches should be saved for after a workout, when your muscles are warmer and you're more flexible.
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As such, wannabe coders are often able to bypass an expensive business school program in favor of a cheaper, more flexible online class.
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LIMITATIONS: You're basically just pre-buying cheaper movie tickets, rather than joining a more flexible service you can use multiple times a week.
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Perhaps with today's acquisition, they can offer a more flexible way to interact with the platform and could increase those numbers over time.
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The four-year-old company was founded by Brad and Fred Hunstable, who say they have invented a lighter, more flexible electric motor.
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"We have been able to make KPN stronger, more flexible and the leader in sustainability, during challenging times for the industry," Blok said.
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But Kevlar is also super bulky and limited to protecting only the torso, while dragon silk retains strength while being far more flexible.
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Holzle said that Google decided to build these application-specific chips instead of using more flexible FPGAs because it was looking for efficiency.
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If Twitter gets the reversion to default situation figured out, the new button could make the service much more flexible, thereby boosting usage.
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However, their proprietary browsers didn't play well with other programs and were getting creamed by more flexible options like Mosaic and NetScape Navigator.
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"We have brought Bilfinger to a point where we can be more flexible and agile," acting CEO Axel Salzmann told reporters on Thursday.
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Central bank Governor Tarek Amer, who took over in November, had taken several steps to prepare for devaluation and a more flexible approach.
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While Sanders has often called for international coalitions, he has tried to keep his military options as commander in chief far more flexible.
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Trump has insisted that any immigration deal must include funding for a wall, but he has recently appeared more flexible on the details.
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Meanwhile, those workers get an opportunity to fill in extra shifts that they might need for additional income on a more flexible schedule.
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The B2B business is more flexible, however, offering more options for packages and pricing, as well as specific times Washé will be available.
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The autonomous vehicle industry, which pleaded with federal regulators for a more flexible approach that doesn't hamper innovation, has generally supported the guidelines.
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The end result for customers is being able to snag a ticket without overpaying – though having more flexible travel dates, of course, helps.
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The House bill also makes HSA rules more flexible by: Roughly three-quarters of people who have HSAs withdraw less than they contribute.
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" He adds, that "private jets are definitely known to be a little more flexible if a passenger has a doctor's letter of approval.
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In an effort to attract new talent, Goldman Sachs has recently ditched its strict suit-and-tie dress code for more flexible guidelines.
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"We will continue to sell RIs, but Savings Plans are more flexible and I think many of you will prefer them," Barr wrote.
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"These days people are more flexible about location with rentals," said Clifford Finn, an executive vice president of new development at Douglas Elliman.
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Additionally, we need to give you a more flexible product and platform to allow you to own the way you run your memberships.
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The lesson here is that if people who want a result would be a little bit more flexible, they might actually get one.
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Dogdrop, launching this September in Los Angeles, aims to be a daycare service for dog parents who need more flexible care and pricing.
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Online classes are breaking down the barriers to education as we know it, making learning more flexible, convenient, and affordable than ever before.
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It also said forex reserves would reach $25 billion this year, a level Amer has said would allow for a more flexible approach.
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The bill offers more flexible coverage for struggling dairy farmers and invests $300 million in prevention and response for animal pests and disease.
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Minutes from the Fed's last meeting in November signaled policymakers want to take a more flexible approach next year adding to investor anxiety.
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Perceiving types, according to the Myers-Briggs assessment, tend to be more flexible, spontaneous and able to understand and adapt to the world.
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The suits are thicker in the torso and thinner and more flexible at the extremities to ease movement of the arms and legs.
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Since soft gel extensions are thinner and more flexible than acrylics, the removal is supposed to be a lot easier on the nail.
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Men and women both point to the importance of a more flexible work schedule as a way to foster a more inclusive environment.
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The new law would be in addition to the country's internet censorship laws that are far more flexible compared to the United States.
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The booming sector's next-generation infrastructure is being designed for a emerging-market buyers that want smaller volumes on shorter, more flexible contracts.
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But economists say another devaluation is all but inevitable this year and reforms should include a shift to a more flexible exchange rate.
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Kushner wanted to use the help of those Arab leaders to encourage Palestinian leadership to be more flexible in peace talks with Israel.
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The energy is more flexible and creative as the sun connects with Neptune on July 11, bringing a dash of romance your way.
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We have to think through how we can make benefits more portable and how we can create a more flexible high-skill workforce.
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Still, the dramatic fall in oil prices has hit Algeria hard, prompting the government to look at more flexible ways to improve revenues.
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Mr. Grant, the director of the Center for European Reform, thinks that, as the deadlock continues, the European Union may become more flexible.
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She wanted a more flexible schedule that allows her to also take care of her children, one of whom needs special medical attention.
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"Blue cities," as he calls them, can be more flexible and eclectic, and respond faster to rapidly changing demands from society and industry.
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A more flexible system would give states latitude to pursue health care programs that are a better fit for their populations' ideological sensibilities.
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But unlike McGee, an Army veteran, Stroby's hard-bitten hero was once a soldier of fortune with a more flexible code of ethics.
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But on Friday, the PBOC reiterated that monetary policy would remain prudent, even if it is more flexible in prioritising restoring economic growth.
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But such sanctions have neither halted Iran's regional activities in Lebanon, Yemen or Iraq, nor made it any more flexible on nuclear issues.
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The more dependent the grid is on intermittent sources like wind and solar, the more flexible the back-up sources need to be.
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North Korea has repeatedly urged Washington to return to the negotiating table with a more flexible proposal by the end of this year.
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But the bumps have also pushed NATO to adopt more flexible tactics, give smaller members more of a voice and evolve over time.
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"They're being more flexible in the types of partnerships they can offer," said Ellie Bamford, an executive at the marketing agency R/GA.
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Generally more affordable than standard rentals, and with more flexible lease terms, the developments also offer shared common areas for socializing and working.
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Brazil's top diplomat under Temer, Jose Serra, has already urged the bloc to become more flexible and shift its focus back to trade.
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To help attract talent, companies are becoming more flexible with when and where their employees work, which has made competition even more stiff.
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In addition to price hikes, he also expected traditional bundle operators to respond to the growth with more flexible packages of their own.
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"The democratization of those types of benefits allow people to have more flexible ways to make a living," Kalanick told reporters in 85033.
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Smith said he's "intrigued" at McCain's approach to organizational reform, as he think the Pentagon should be more flexible in responding to threats.
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In December, after weeks of increasingly violent demonstrations, security forces adopted a more flexible strategy, to try to quickly stop and apprehend rioters.
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Luckily, solutions to the duck curve abound — all kinds of options for making the grid more flexible and softening the peaks and ramps.
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They can tolerate flattening not because the roach exoskeleton is soft, but because it is composed of rigid plates connected by more flexible tissue.
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In the meantime, there's been a new generation of more flexible and more mobile detachables, 23-in-1s, and hybrids that have taken place.
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" ON WHETHER BOJ SHOULD MAKE INFLATION TARGET MORE FLEXIBLE "I don't think there is a need to make any changes to our price target.
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Kim said he will wait "till the end of this year" for the United States to decide to be more flexible, according to KCNA.
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In most cases, power generators will likely continue closing coal units in favor of newer, cheaper, more efficient and more flexible combined-cycle gas.
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Other major central banks, such as the European Central Bank, are more flexible about their inflation targets with room for some allowance, Aso said.
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"We hope that given this situation with the jump in value of the company and business, the banks will be more flexible," he said.
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Today's light trucks are more fuel-efficient, offer more car-like rides, are more flexible and have the higher seating position many drivers prefer.
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The Shanghai FTZ, China's first, was founded in 2013 with the aim of easing international trade, including making cross-border money flows more flexible.
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One way to circumvent the rulemaking process would be for the agency to adopt a more flexible risk-based approach to crafting drone laws.
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That, Agarwal said, is far more flexible than broker-led agreements which require a tenant to go to the broker's office during the week.
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While the new promotional offers allow for the same sort of discounts as introductory offers, they're more flexible in terms of how they're used.
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But it may be more flexible about the third request, to spin off its shale-energy business, which has few synergies with the group.
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I think it raises questions, but we are quite small and young, so we are more flexible, which is difficult for a big brand.
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Additionally, it's important to remember that while bride's typically look very traditional, dress codes for guests are a little more flexible, especially in 2018.
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The updates center on two things: making HomeKit more flexible for users, and making it much easier for developers to start building new products.
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"Our discussions this week have exposed yet again that UK's approach is substantially more flexible and pragmatic than that of the EU," said Davis.
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But Netatmo's product integrates with Apple's HomeKit system, and as of this week, Canary's integrates with Alexa, making those options a bit more flexible.
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You'll only get billed for the hours of usage, making it much more flexible than signing up for servers with a 30-day commitment.
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But many investors and corporate executives believe buybacks are just another way of returning cash to shareholders, akin to dividends but often more flexible.
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The company would also seek more flexibility with suppliers so it needs lower inventories and boost spending to make the supply chain more flexible.
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We're seeing more flexible lockups structures in traditional listings and a company could theoretically IPO without any lockups (if it could get underwriter approval).
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Per Axios' Miriam Kramer, this will theoretically provide a more flexible way of getting payloads to space without reliance on a fixed launch site.
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Phthalates make plastic softer and more flexible, so they tend to be found in vinyl (PVC) materials such as flooring, blinds and food packaging.
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"We saw a real role for private capital, where it can be more flexible," says Erin Connor, public benefit investment program manager at Cisco.
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One way to circumvent the rulemaking process would be for the agency to adopt a more flexible, risk-based approach to crafting drone laws.
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He added that "it was not possible" to turn back the clock on the Fornero reform, but said it could be made more flexible.
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It will require a "big philosophical shift," but miners must offer more flexible working conditions to attract the next generation of workers, she said.
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Verizon announced more flexible (and slimmer) programming bundles last April that gave customers the choice of keeping or excluding ESPN from their main subscription.
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One would make tax rules governing retirement and education savings more flexible, while the other would provide bigger tax breaks to start-up companies.
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A more flexible state innovation waiver, although the details on this are unclear, as is the number of years insurer subsidies would be funded.
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It took DeepMind almost seven years to get AlphaGo where it is today — and even so I'd call DeepMind's work more flexible than general.
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Thanks to the more flexible way it can store data, a quantum computer processes faster and uses much less energy than a classical computer.
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However, the results from these studies do suggest that you can be a lot more flexible about how you set up your training program.
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The Oregon law passed with bipartisan support after Democratic lawmakers worked with Republicans to tweak the law and make it more flexible for employers.
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A more flexible approach by EU competition enforcers would definitely be good news for the sector, Ameet Patel at Northern Trust Capital Markets said.
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For others, the definition of "real" is more flexible: Who keeps choline bitartrate in their kitchen to make "High Fat Low Carb Real Food"?
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The move is part of China's efforts to make its domestic autos industry more flexible and establish itself as a leader in electric cars.
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And they could be more flexible than the banks in keeping Americans in their homes because they had bought the mortgages at steep discounts.
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No matter the immediate optics of the Brussels summit, the long-term planning for making the alliance more flexible and capable is under way.
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Next, make a list of the ways in which your employer could benefit from you working from home or having a more flexible schedule.
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Since 2003 the official exchange rate has been set by Venezuela's central bank, but in the past year, that rate has become more flexible.
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As a result, her organization has been exploring new strategies to see whether it can become more flexible and more rapid in its response.
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The game is better on the Switch thanks to the sheer nature of the hardware, which is more flexible and powerful than its predecessor.
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Radial tries to offer more flexible shifts and advertises employee events, even luring college students who are looking for extra cash over the holidays.
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Last week, Kim expressed openness to having a third summit with Trump, giving the U.S. until year's end to be more flexible in negotiations.
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"Our discussions this week have exposed yet again that UK's approach is substantially more flexible and pragmatic than that of the EU," Davis said.
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The central bank said when it devalued in March that it would pursue a more flexible approach but has since held the pound steady.
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In the energy watchdog's flagship publication, the IEA said U.S. LNG was also accelerating a major structural shift towards more flexible international gas markets.
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Schools and employers need to provide for more flexible start times — an idea that some in the world of work are beginning to embrace.
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A mainstay of American and British economic commentary is preaching to the likes of France and Italy that they need more flexible labor markets.
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The Trump administration's impending Missile Defense Review and more flexible congressional legislation empowers the Pentagon to pursue these homeland defense goals with new flexibility.
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"Japanese companies are becoming more flexible about when and where you work," said Toshiaki Matsumoto, chief executive of HR Strategy, a human resources consultancy.
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If conservatives get a win on regulations, they might be more flexible about keeping some of the health care law's taxes on the wealthy.
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Graphcore and a few others offer much more flexible chips, which are crucial for developing AI applications but also much more challenging to produce.
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The sudden announcement of their withdrawal will put pressure on the government in Damascus to be more flexible in peace talks with the opposition.
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This technology has the potential to make electricity more flexible and resilient, as intermittent renewable energy becomes more widespread and weather becomes more extreme.
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Sure, fossil-fuel generators and suppliers have challenges ahead, just like the content companies were challenged by newer, more flexible, cost-effective content producers.
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Others will be actively creating their own jobs as entrepreneurs, or working for multiple employees as freelancers in an altogether more flexible labour market.
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While satellites like WGS are both expensive and limited in their ability, a Hybrid Adaptive Network is more economical, resilient, and infinitely more flexible.
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Lower-cost, more flexible defined contribution plans using vehicles such as Roth 401(k) plans may be preferable for many business owners, Labrum added.
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The extended parental leave may also help Goldman shed its stodgy persona and compete with top tech companies, who typically have more flexible policies.
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Offer employees flexible working arrangements Millions of people in Asia have been working from home, or working more flexible hours, for over a month.
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These interactions made my mental constructs of society more flexible, allowing me to incorporate new information and to learn from the experiences of others.
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Finally, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel is in serious political trouble, and should he fall, his successor might adopt a more flexible attitude.
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Ms. Coughlin said work schedules would be more flexible and materials would be provided to help the staff process the situation mentally and emotionally.
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Ms. Coughlin said work schedules would be more flexible and materials would be provided to help the staff process the situation mentally and emotionally.
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Their billing models are more flexible than many of their more old-school competitors, making life easier for existing customers to renew their contracts.
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Like most giant cable TV companies, AT&T is losing angry subscribers hand over first as they flock to cheaper, more flexible streaming services.
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It's a delight to partner with them as they work on developing more flexible, affordable and easier to use financial products for Indian consumers.
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Her friends and her parents were supportive, and looking back, she thinks she could have stayed in school if Stanford had been more flexible.
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Such hybrid restaurants are spreading to other high-cost cities, and they fit what analysts say is growing demand for more flexible dining options.
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The central bank did indicate, however, that it would make its policy framework more flexible when it comes to the long-term yield target.
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New measures would be introduced to reduce labor costs, ease the burden on corporations and support more flexible types of employment, the newspaper said.
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The big news out of the central bank is that it would make its policy framework more flexible for the long-term yield target.
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Amidst record visitation, a more flexible system for setting and spending fees would channel demand for recreation into real support for our public lands.
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So he set out to make it more useful to developers, designing a JavaScript library called Automerge that made CRDTs more flexible and efficient.
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In its statement, the IMF outlined five pillars to its program with a "transition to a more flexible exchange rate regime" topping the list.
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Nigeria has LNG projects that are fully depreciated, allowing them to offer more flexible terms such as diversion rights and shorter contracts, sources said.
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As Britain's generation mix now includes a lot more renewable energy generation and interconnection with Europe, the grid system needs to be more flexible.
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The design will dictate the size of headlines, leaving editors little room to maneuver — unlike the more flexible, and fluid, procedure for the web.
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But L.N.G. is increasingly traded around the world with its own value, like oil is, and customers are demanding more flexible pricing, analysts say.
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The president says the existing schemes deter job mobility and that reform is central to his drive to create a more flexible labour market.
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The Fund has been encouraging some North African states to make their foreign exchange rates more flexible to cope with big current account deficits.
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Grammarly also uses deep learning to go "beyond grammar," in Tetreault's phrase, to make the company's software more flexible and adaptable to individual writers.
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Their uses include making plastics harder to break and more flexible and as solvents, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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I tend to judge the outfits he allows our daughters to wear (let's say his definition of "pants" is more flexible than mine is).
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In its statement, the IMF outlined five pillars to its programme with a "transition to a more flexible exchange rate regime" topping the list.
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Buffett and vice chairman Charlie Munger would buy back shares when they thought Berkshire was trading below "intrinsic value," a more flexible buyback policy.
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She advises Young to create a new resume that showcases her skills and passions, and to be more flexible about the roles she considers.
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Some might choose a specialty before they have children, then have a hard time switching to a more flexible job if they want to.
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Some might choose a specialty before they have children, then have a hard time switching to a more flexible job if they want to.
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" In pursuit of these goals, the Fed aims "to provide the nation with a safer, more flexible and more stable monetary and financial system.
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There's no reason that age-based tax credits, health savings accounts, and a more flexible Medicaid system have to lead to massive coverage losses.
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Luckily, footwear options are more flexible than they've ever been, so there's really no excuse not to be rocking something good on your feet.
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Flip also partners with property managers who can offer Flip as an amenity to clients who want to be in a more flexible lease situation.
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A lot of Jews back then — and even now — kept strict kosher inside the home but were more flexible with foods they ate at restaurants.
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Tell, Vlad I&aposll be more flexible after the election, and with respect to Putin meeting on Monday, I mean, the President tweeted something out.
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Some economists say the BOJ should make its 2 percent inflation target a more flexible and longer-term objective, rather than persisting on achieving it.
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We can achieve this through better technology and more flexible tools, and by hiring people who have actually suffered harassment to help build the solutions.
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In addition to making muscles stronger and more flexible, experts are able to use newer technologies to figure out the most effective ways to move.
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In his statement, Smith said that the shift would allow a "more flexible private environment" that would enable the firm to "accelerate" its growth initiatives.
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S. investment funds are less encumbered by the few remaining sanctions and more flexible to deal with tangled stock ownership structures than large portfolio investors.
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The company is re-engineering itself to become more flexible and efficient in designing and building jetliners, using automation, 3-D printing and other measures.
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With new supply additions expected to exceed demand growth this year and next, it's likely that a variety of more flexible pricing arrangements will emerge.
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Which means that the exchange rate must be more flexible, and the convenience and flow of current account, capital account money can be more free.
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"Some industries are much more flexible than Nyhamna and they can provide capacity to the plant if needed," Hundhammer said, declining to name the companies.
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More flexible northern countries tend to protect the worker rather than the job, allowing their economies to adjust more quickly to shocks and technological change.
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On March 14 the central bank devalued the Egyptian pound by around 13 percent and said it would adopt a more flexible exchange rate policy.
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European sellers like Norway's Statoil decided it was preferable to defend market share by offering more flexible contracts or sell directly into the spot market.
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For Eero, the answer is to make your WiFi system even more flexible and to provide ways to put its WiFi routers in more places.
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Thomas Rookmaaker, director at Fitch Ratings, noted the next batch of reforms could include improvements to education, more flexible labour laws and smoother land acquisitions.
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While countries are not abandoning their fiscal discipline, leaders are encouraging a more flexible approach, to give them financial firepower to counter the growing threat.
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However, urban journeys are becoming increasingly multimodal, and scooters may add one more flexible link to the transit chain rather than replacing another mode completely.
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Lots of lenders are inhibited from offering more flexible terms to their unfortunate borrowers by loss-provision rules and write-down formulas set by regulators.
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"We have become more flexible and we are continuing to perform well in a low pricing environment," Alcoa Chief Executive Officer Klaus Kleinfeld told Reuters.
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Ping is still dead, but Apple Music is becoming more social, and more flexible so it can work with all your other devices or apps.
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That said, the system appears much more flexible than in Fallout 4, which had a lot of restrictions around where and what you could build.
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But as businesses look for more flexible combinations of software services and data storage, companies like Oracle and Microsoft are bolstering the cloud offerings, too.
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The one country in the world with a more flexible labor market than the US, Singapore, also has paid maternity leave: 16 weeks of it!
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Mobile technology, Eggers says, can reinvent prisons by enabling the authorities to establish much more flexible relationships with inmates, thereby radically reducing the prison population.
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In France, despite recent reforms to make labour markets more flexible, the share of new hires given permanent contracts recently hit an all-time high.
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And part of what's opened the door for these companies to move into Manhattan with greater force is more flexible lease terms and cheaper rents.
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But a more flexible alternative called Graph Query Language, developed by Facebook, is spreading fast and has won over companies ranging from GitHub to Audi.
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It's unclear how much more flexible they'll be under skinny repeal, especially because it remains unclear whether the original expanded waivers complied with budget rules.
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What they're actually noticing is written language becoming more flexible, with texting possessing its own set of stylistic norms (sometimes informally called "textspeak" or "textese").
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Lawn-mowing works the same way, although the timing is a bit more flexible ― such as today in the morning or tomorrow in the afternoon.
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It lets you establish a connection with a VPN server that is supposed to be faster, more secure and more flexible at the same time.
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It supports both USB and XLR, which makes it way more flexible (and makes it play friendly with audio interfaces, which I'll talk about next).
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"We have to discuss whether we can't be more flexible in our judgment of state aid," Bienkowska said in an interview with the German newspaper.
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The entrance of American gas exporters like Cheniere has turned the gas trade upside down as Asian buyers make their case for more flexible contracts.
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His experience having to be flexible as a parent, he writes in a guest post for CNBC, has made him more flexible as a manager.
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"This approach is about reforming our entitlement system to make it more flexible and modern and responsive to the needs of workers today," Lukas said.
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While having a "more flexible membership" was "incredibly successful" for Fabletics, Hudson admitted that it took time for the concept to catch-on with customers.
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With NMTCs, investors receive federal tax credits and nonprofits get access to financing that's more flexible and affordable than they could get from traditional lenders.
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Even though the Google Assistant is more flexible than Alexa or even Siri, it still takes some time to learn how to talk to it.
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Exactly how flavonoids effect erectile function isn't yet clear, but previous research has demonstrated that flavonoids make arteries more flexible and thereby increase blood flow.
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Fourth, the budget would have the authority to address entitlement and taxes with more flexible reconciliation-type of instructions becoming the essence of the bill.
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Chief Executive Roger Burnley wrote to staff, saying almost 120,000 employees had signed up to the more flexible contract and fewer than 1,000 had not.
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Yet companies with strong online businesses and more flexible labour and retail spaces will do better than legacy names, according to analysts at Credit Suisse.
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Now the company has given me more flexible working hours and the freedom to occasionally work from home, so I feel better about the job.
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They find job retraining not only helps to build a stronger and more flexible workforce, but it also boosts the effectiveness of job placement services.
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Auto and tech industries pleaded for a more flexible approach, and the Obama administration ended up unveiling a set of voluntary safety guidelines last summer.
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"Less regulation means faster time to market, more flexible marketing options, and a broader customer base," said Jon Sakoda, general partner at New Enterprise Associates.
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Insurers, who currently submit individual plans to both the state and the federal government, say this will allow them to sell more flexible health plans.
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Despite its more flexible capabilities, the company insists that the S Pen will be ready to go whenever you pull it out of the slot.
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If conservatives get a win on regulations, they've shown they'll be more flexible about keeping some of the health care law's taxes on the wealthy.
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Since the mid 2000s, with the progress made in miniaturizing solar panels and making them more flexible, textile projects associated with this technology have flourished.
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Small businesses are more flexible, more nimble —able to enact manufacturer change at "time zero" instead of trying to catch up on our green agenda.
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But financially and artistically, that was only sustainable for so long, and as the venue returned to more flexible opening times, strife with neighbors returned.
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UBS told investment bankers this month to take at least two hours of "personal time" during the week, aiming to give them more flexible hours.
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To solve this problem, some companies are trying a similar method that uses RNA, a molecule in the body that is more flexible than DNA.
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In contrast, Ingentia prima did not have a greatly elongated neck and its legs were more flexible and bent rather than straight and pillar-like.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party floated a similar idea in 2014, urging a more flexible nuclear doctrine to deal with Pakistan.
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"I think the Republicans are a little bit more flexible about it because they trust President Trump to uphold their policies on this," Mr. Smith.
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The energy is more flexible and creative, especially in the realm of career, as the sun connects with dreamy Neptune in Pisces on July 11.
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Collect a wide variety of larger twigs and bark for the outside and more flexible, delicate materials like grass, lichen or cobwebs for the inside.
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In the N.F.L., teams market games as "single-day vacations," he said, but baseball, with its much longer schedule, should fit a more flexible lifestyle.
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Walmart has surpassed eBay in ecommerce sales due to their enhanced website and app experience, successful click-and-collect operations, and more flexible delivery times.
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And he was urging his colleagues to be more flexible in allowing sophisticated clients to get maximum exposure to these types of elite, alternative investments.
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A whole life plan is a more long-term one with fixed premium payments and death benefits, whereas a universal life plan is more flexible.
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That decline could reduce their bargaining power in any future restructuring talks as newer holders of the debt might be more flexible in their positions.
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The IPC has more flexible terms that take into account oil price fluctuations and investment risks, a senior Iranian oil official told Reuters in November.
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The U.S. House of Representatives recently passed the 21st Century Cures Act, which would require the FDA to consider more flexible forms of clinical trials.
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Chief Executive Roger Burnley wrote to staff, saying almost 120,000 employees had signed up to the more flexible contract and fewer than 1,000 had not.
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On March 14 the central bank devalued the pound to 8.85 per dollar from 7.73 and announced it would adopt a more flexible exchange rate.
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The new uniform components include a polo-style shirt — available with short-sleeves — that absorbs moisture and allows for more flexible movement, the company said.
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Trending Hotels are embracing more flexible check-in and checkout times — a move that changes the guest experience, particularly for business and red-eye travelers.
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Community colleges need increased funding, and students need access to more flexible federal and state financial aid, enhanced paid internships and college work-study programs.
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Along with that, people around you will be a lot more supportive if you're a bit more flexible and a bit less douchey about it.
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The myriad special benefits deter job mobility, says Macron, for whom the reform is central to his drive to create a more flexible labour market.
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For people who are older, it is easier to live in the way their bodies want because they can be more flexible with their schedules.
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Real time tracking could lead to closer spacing and more flexible routes, with planes able to leave the set path earlier to reach their destination.
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Canada and Mexico initially dismissed some of the main U.S. demands as unworkable but later made it clear they were ready to be more flexible.
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Let's take as given that women already buy and use sex toys and that, whether because of nature or nurture, we have more flexible sexualities.
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Although some say Japan is long overdue for a shift toward a more flexible, merit-based employment system, it could upset long-standing social order.
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