But for more frequent travelers (and more frequent spenders), the value of rewards cards increases.
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Any brokers that firms believe to be higher risk should be placed into an effective heightened supervision plan, including more frequent contact with the broker, more frequent review of the broker's communications with customers, and more frequent monitoring or inspection of the broker's branch office.
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Bridge closures are likely to become more frequent Although Black said bridge collapses are uncommon, bridge closures or weight limits may become more frequent to ensure motorists' safety.
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Major natural disasters are more frequent and hard to predict.
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However, Kolanovic expects to see more frequent bouts of volatility.
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This has become more frequent in the past two years.
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But as the weeks ticked by, illness grew more frequent.
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Unfortunately, those examples are becoming more frequent and more deadly.
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Some use smaller planes and more frequent flights than necessary.
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Extreme weather events are becoming more frequent, and more costly.
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The company said such secrecy orders are becoming more frequent.
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Warmer water is contributing to more frequent and intense hurricanes.
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Some teachers say students would benefit from more frequent feedback.
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In some venues, even more frequent testing is the norm.
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Internet shutdowns by governments are becoming more frequent and systematic.
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Global warming is expected to contribute to more frequent fires.
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California's wildfires keep growing bigger, more frequent and more destructive.
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Marijuana use among pregnant women is also becoming more frequent.
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Climate change can make droughts more severe and more frequent.
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More frequent are the examples where law enforcement is confused.
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His wife made ever more frequent trips to the apothecary.
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Such compromises may only grow more frequent, given that the
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Others are prone to more frequent droughts, desertification and floods.
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Otherwise, they say, more frequent treatments will harm the uterus.
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There should be more frequent and thorough monitoring of drinking water.
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Heatwaves will inevitably attract more attention as they become more frequent.
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And these are expected to become more frequent with climate change.
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"Underwater creatures have become more frequent, and more interesting," Hello explains.
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NEXT SAYS BETTER STOCK MANAGEMENT, MORE FREQUENT REPLENISHMENT HELPED DRIVE SALES
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Longer stays, or more frequent, and volunteers might learn something dangerous.
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Parched landscapes, in turn, lead to more frequent and destructive bushfires.
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Instead of annual check-ins, Rranxburgaj suddenly had more frequent appointments.
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Marovanidze said such weather hazards were becoming more frequent and intense.
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Climate change is expected to make its droughts even more frequent.
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Abeid points to the more frequent arrests of members of IRA.
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And the more frequent you screen, the more lives are saved.
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Iwakuma makes more frequent use of a hesitation in his delivery.
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The agriculture industry will wither under more frequent, more severe droughts.
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The rainy season has become shorter, marked by more frequent droughts.
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At best, we're looking at more frequent and severe tropical cyclones.
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Hotter summer temperatures also favor more frequent extreme fire danger days.
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Bowel movements become more frequent and sleep harder to come by.
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Biden will also begin to make more frequent appearances on television.
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"The smaller the ctenophore, the more frequent the defecation," he said.
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But as the report notes, extreme events are becoming more frequent.
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There will be an additional vessel, which means more frequent service.
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The changes also affect the kidneys, meaning more frequent bathroom runs.
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Rebukes, from his advisers and members of Congress, grow more frequent.
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Smaller dog breeds may need more frequent meals than larger ones.
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And, so, mass violence is increasing, getting more frequent and deadlier.
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Since the Gurlitt case, the parcels are more frequent, he said.
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More frequent are calls for diversity and respect for minority rights.
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Her memory lapses were more frequent, her daughter, Elaine Gin, said.
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Less serious "nonneoplastic lesions" were more frequent in exposed males and females.
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Skirmishes between the army and assorted rebel groups are becoming more frequent.
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Conflict—at least in the economic sphere—will become ever more frequent.
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More frequent reporting of its sales should help investors understand the business.
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Don't try to recoup your losses on lower-payout, more frequent lotteries.
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There is also a national trend toward more frequent, heavy precipitation events.
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Analysts predict that shorter delivery times will lead to more frequent purchases.
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The palace has released more frequent updates of his health this year.
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Trump administration policies have made ICE efforts increasingly more frequent and violent.
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Flooding and high winds are more frequent, said Sweet, the NOAA oceanographer.
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Those dreams have only become more frequent since Trump's election, he said.
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It feels as if data breaches are becoming more and more frequent.
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Similarly, eating smaller, more frequent meals can help maintain your high energy.
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Munich Re said it expected more frequent extreme events in the future.
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For narcoleptics, the confusion wasn't just more frequent, but also more drastic.
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However last summer, those nights became more and more frequent and severe.
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Reunions with his parents are more frequent — they live across the street.
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In addition to wildfires, rising temperatures make extreme heat waves more frequent.
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Extreme weather events have become more frequent and more damaging, he said.
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His relocations in the system became more frequent as he grew older.
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Gay men reported more frequent experiences with postcoital dysphoria than heterosexual men.
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Donald Trump hungered for applause — the more frequent and louder, the better.
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A generation is growing up watching as horrific events become more frequent.
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The current proposed regulation targets specific population groups for more frequent reviews.
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In recent years, high-profile hacks have been bigger and more frequent.
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Heavy rainstorms are also becoming more frequent and tropical cyclones more intense.
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USCIS also began issuing more frequent and onerous Requests for Evidence (RFEs).
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Extreme weather is already more frequent in many parts of the world.
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Smaller, more frequent meals allow you to maintain more consistent glucose levels.
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But just for fun, assume Scaramucci ordered more frequent, official press briefings.
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Cases involving biometric data collection have become more frequent in recent years.
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That finding suggests the need for faster, more frequent public transit options.
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The heat can dehydrate laborers, and higher temperatures demand more frequent breaks.
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Anything that could be the basis for an evolutionary process is a meme, simply by becoming more frequent in the population, in the meme pool, in the same way the gene becomes more frequent in the gene pool.
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Climate change could potentially lead to more frequent heat waves, exacerbating these effects.
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He softens around "Sebastian," and their moments of vulnerability only become more frequent.
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But it's not just more frequent flights that has the aviation industry spooked.
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Hopefully, Google will have more frequent updates to its developer portal going forward.
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Investor battles in India's tech scene seem poised to only become more frequent.
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Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio warned that bee attacks are becoming more frequent.
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Self-harm is more frequent among young people than adults in developed countries.
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"As conflict becomes more frequent, populations decline on average more quickly," Daskin says.
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But Indian police report that the fighting is getting more frequent and bloody.
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Things got sketchier out there: the ground wonkier, the cave-ins more frequent.
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And you wonder why my typhoons and tornadoes are more intense, more frequent?
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It's not just that a warming planet heralds bigger and more frequent storms.
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Older treatments, sold by companies like Shire Plc, require more frequent intravenous infusions.
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The ITC's more frequent consideration of delayed enforcement would be a welcome shift.
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Flooding will become even more frequent as the effects of climate change intensify.
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Larger and more frequent extreme natural catastrophes could also threaten the sector's outlook.
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More frequent rotations mean more ships and helicopters will need to be chartered.
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As for the shower door, that's going to require much more frequent cleaning.
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However, smaller expenses — in the $100 to $200 range — are much more frequent.
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This approach works with some people, but others insist on more frequent meetings.
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The announcement comes as phishing attacks against high-profile individuals become more frequent.
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This is typical for more frequent heroin users and standard for the clinic.
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But the highs still tower over the lows and are far more frequent.
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"The peaks and valleys will become more extreme and more frequent," he said.
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The monthly filings provide more frequent updates to startup valuations between funding rounds.
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The attacks were not only more frequent, they were bigger and more sophisticated.
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That, in turn, will require much more frequent ferry service, which is costly.
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More concretely, they began saving more money and getting more frequent health checkups.
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More frequent hot, dry weather is fueling fires in the western United States.
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We know that climate change is making California's extreme rainfall events more frequent.
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Heat waves like these are becoming more frequent and prolonged, weather experts say.
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Our phone calls have been more frequent since I've been stuck at home.
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Some experts suggest climate change is likely to make such events more frequent.
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"Those tests are more frequent and much improved from years past," he said.
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Indeed, climate change does not yet appear to be making hurricanes more frequent.
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Hospital visits became more frequent as his Parkinson's advanced like an unhurried predator.
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Natural disasters like hurricanes and wildfires are already becoming more frequent and stronger.
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These late winter storms are likely to become more frequent with climate change.
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"There's less sadness and more irritability and more frequent mood changes," Raglan said.
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This allowed for more frequent tests, more data and a faster development process.
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Most climate change models for California suggest more frequent and more intense fires.
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Wildfires are becoming more frequent, affecting the air quality of hundreds of miles.
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Morale and company loyalty plunge, tardiness increases and sick days are more frequent.
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And more frequent extreme weather can cause cold snaps, hurting cordyceps, he added.
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Heat waves: A hotter planet will mean more frequent and severe heat waves.
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"He will prefer much more frequent communication with markets," the Turkish official said.
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Instead of waiting for an annual performance review, millennials crave more frequent feedback
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Clashes between drones and manned warplanes could become much more frequent in coming years.
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That would mean the continents are hit with more frequent shots of Arctic air.
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Relatedly, women also reported having more frequent negative feelings associated with indulging their cravings.
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He's been a more frequent presence at events like Wednesday's town hall in Jackson.
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Are more frequent and intense storms, as a result of climate change, a concern?
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Long a rarity in British politics, hung parliaments appear to have become more frequent.
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Fire weather — days of strong winds, high temperatures, and low humidity — is more frequent.
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Emerging research shows that climate change may make rapid intensification a more frequent occurrence.
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In recent years, however, outbreaks have become more frequent, with no signs of abating.
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Residents say the water is rising higher, and flooding is more frequent, every year.
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Failed tests warrant more frequent testing tied to tiered penalties for further failed tests.
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China is likely to feel even more frequent disappointment and irritation at Australia's conduct.
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They'll find other explanations for the team's constant understaffing, and competitors' more frequent innovations.
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Climate change is going to make meteorological disasters more frequent and more devastating, right?
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This would make more frequent jaunts between Seattle and the DC area relatively painless.
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Longer, more frequent dialysis would offer better outcomes, but current dialysis machines aren't portable.
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A cholera epidemic late last year petered out but outbreaks are becoming more frequent.
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In AVs, software updates will arguably be more frequent and meaningful than hardware upgrades.
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Scientists expect extreme weather to become more frequent and intense as the planet warms.
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Second, annual reviews are being replaced with more frequent ones—quarterly, or even weekly.
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The occasional migraines she suffered became more frequent, and she had trouble remembering things.
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A epidemic late last year faded but outbreaks of cholera are becoming more frequent.
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We are headed toward a hotter, drier world, with more frequent extreme weather events.
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In the average person without OAB, stress loads tend to cause more frequent urination.
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The region has seen worsening extreme weather - including more frequent droughts - in recent years.
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The scarring can be more frequent and noticeable in people with darker skin tones.
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They endure more frequent and more intense storms, the kind that keep your boat
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Pui-Wing: Does this mean your tweets will only get longer and more frequent?
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But since December, Ms. Brainard's public speeches have become more frequent and more forceful.
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Dry vegetation in hot regions lights up easily, which means more frequent, bigger wildfires.
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As the evening wore on, her interruptions became more frequent, the politeness more forced.
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As years have gone by, robocalls from unknown numbers have become far more frequent.
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Wildfires, severe storms, floods and other environmental extremes will become more frequent and intense.
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"These stories have become more frequent in recent weeks," said Deutsche Bank's Jim Reid.
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Severe turbulence is becoming more frequent and intense due in part to climate change.
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As average temperatures rise, heat waves are becoming longer, more frequent, and more intense.
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"Some of the more frequent visitors are named Thumper, Ryan and Comet," she said.
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As bleaching events become more frequent, reefs are unlikely to get that needed reprieve.
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Then $1,000 will turn into $503,000, or it will turn into more frequent requests.
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I do instead of a less frequent all hands, it's more frequent all hands.
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"These stories have become more frequent in recent weeks," said Deutsche Bank's Jim Reid.
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Heat waves are becoming more intense and more frequent, thanks to the climate crisis.
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If the damage becomes more frequent, the military will have to adapt and invest.
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Since the late 1990s, coastal flooding from storms has become more frequent and serious.
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Simple life changes, like eating smaller, more frequent meals can help reduce your nausea.
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I can't help wishing that such breaths of fresh air could become more frequent.
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But as these threats become more frequent, our everyday lives will have to change.
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Though these mental glitches are common throughout life, they become more frequent with age.
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Republicans have been warming up to Facebook as attacks from Democrats become more frequent.
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You can donate on its website on a one-time or more frequent basis.
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Anthony is forthright in the locker room, after infrequent wins and more frequent losses.
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That gives the company close proximity to shoppers and compels more frequent store visits.
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Attacks by white supremacists are much more frequent, though they have claimed fewer lives.
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Prolonged periods of high temperatures are much more frequent, and bushfire seasons are longer.
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It came amid warnings of more frequent and extreme heat waves in the region.
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Flooding at the base "has become more frequent and severe," according to the document.
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But Trump's errors are far more frequent than other candidates' errors, and more troubling.
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Not as frequently as we would like, although I think it will be more frequent.
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The skirmishes — both verbal spats and fist-fights — became more frequent, and escalated in intensity.
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But in recent years these hot spells have become more intense, more frequent and longer.
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Massive storm systems and tidal surges have become more frequent over the last 60 years.
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That detriment increases with more frequent use and, at some point, will exceed the benefits.
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The state now requires more frequent reporting of the amount of wastewater injected into wells.
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Costlier and more frequent "super-cats" would actually likely benefit Berkshire's insurance business, he wrote.
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"As these incidents become more frequent and more dangerous, additional resources are necessary," Wills said.
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It's classic Wayne, reminiscent of his more frequent use of auto-tune in the 2010s.
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The shelling was louder and more frequent on Saturday than in previous days, residents said.
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Lastly, weather events like hurricanes intensified by climate change are becoming more frequent and aggressive.
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Then, for the next few days, Merrill said, the ads seemed to get more frequent.
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Not surprisingly, although these heat domes are rare, they're becoming more frequent in recent years.
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Complaints about the president and his policies from America's boardrooms are growing ever more frequent.
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Fijian authorities also expect storms to become more frequent and powerful as the climate changes.
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NEW AND DIFFERENT AND MORE AND MORE FREQUENT INFORMATION TO BOTH THE SEC AND INVESTORS.
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Analysts predict that shorter delivery times will lead to more frequent purchases and higher revenue.
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UAVs provide more frequent and cheap options that could allow archaeologists to save these sites.
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" Carmo said that "in European countries, fish infestation is probably more frequent than we thought.
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" Erosion of institutions: "Conflict will become more frequent, decision-making degraded, and internal chaos common.
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But Destiny's health has worsened recently and trips to the hospital are becoming more frequent.
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Which isn't much help for an ephemeral ice road that needs much more frequent surveillance.
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Sea level has risen, storms are more frequent and intense, drought and floods more common.
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It's pretty typically that women are in more frequent conversation now, but not as extended.
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Those questions have only grown more frequent after federal regulators' recent scrutiny of the company.
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They're descending on new locations, and, in some cases, becoming more frequent and more severe.
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The longer it went, the more frequent the glitches would be, until Sombra finally appeared.
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As climate-driven disasters become more frequent and severe, that trend is likely to accelerate.
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But Beijing's more frequent crackdowns on booming next-generation industries add another layer of risk.
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As bleaching events are becoming more severe and more frequent, it stymies the recovery, right?
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Uncertainty has multiplied in recent months as terrorist assaults have become more frequent and widespread.
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Climate change is projected to bring more frequent damaging storms, with high winds and flooding.
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As storms grow stronger and more frequent, Deltec's design challenges becomes even greater, Linton said.
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The 16-person panel will now give more frequent consideration to candidates from recent eras.
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He's also got the time to bring them in for more frequent follow-up visits.
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Unfortunately, a changing climate has increased the risk of more frequent and more intense fires.
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But in terms of those who get treatment, it's more frequent in higher income groups.
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And other climate disasters are likely grow bigger, more intense, more expensive, and more frequent.
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Their lives may also become less functional because more frequent injecting simply takes up time.
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For other retirees, debt can cushion spending shocks, which become more frequent as we age.
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This question will become more frequent as the measles epidemic spreads across the United States.
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Heat waves are bound to get more frequent and more intense, we reported last summer.
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There are reasons to believe such weather will become more frequent with a warming climate.
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Researchers say that Africa is experiencing bigger and more frequent thunderstorms as global temperatures rise.
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Fire seasons are getting longer, and fires are becoming larger, more frequent and more severe.
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Kazil says the core Python team is now working to make smaller, more frequent updates.
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Background: Britain is experiencing more frequent and serious flooding because of global warming, experts say.
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Flash floods are serious weather emergencies and are becoming more frequent with extreme weather events.
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Following the inappropriate questions, her doctor began to schedule appointments for longer, more frequent visits.
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If Harvey can build on Sunday's performance, the Mets may have more frequent victories ahead.
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It's often recommended that older patients eat smaller, more frequent and protein-rich meals beforehand.
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The visits were getting more frequent, but Torres seemed as concerned as he was pleased.
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And with new technology just on the horizon, these discoveries could become even more frequent.
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With Democrats placing so much stock in the investigation, expect these stories to become more frequent.
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Heat waves are becoming more frequent and more severe because of the climate crisis, scientists say.
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Many millennial couples are ditching traditional week long honeymoons in favor of shorter, more frequent trips.
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Though we also run the terrifying risk of getting longer, more frequent thoughts from the man.
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While figuring out her college plans, Kukors said Hutchison's sexual pressure was becoming even more frequent.
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Research shows that growth is more fragile and recessions more frequent in countries with greater inequality.
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These findings forecast an even more frequent use of texts by campaigns in the 2020 cycle.
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I have more frequent mental breakdowns, anxiety attacks, and low moments due to the financial stress.
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Although polar vortex visits to the US aren't new, they've become more frequent in recent decades.
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Climate-change scientists think that a warming planet makes for more frequent and more destructive hurricanes.
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Coral bleaching has been documented for decades, these events have become more frequent, widespread, and destructive.
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The looming crisis is made worse by more frequent extreme weather events triggered by rising temperatures.
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There, coffee farmers have seen lower yields and more frequent disease outbreaks due to higher temperatures.
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A shorter timeline will likely bring these facilities and projects under closer and more frequent scrutiny.
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During 2013 and 2014, Finmart modified its business model to incorporate more frequent structured asset sales.
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The 57-year-old complains that drought is becoming more frequent and severe in his area.
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Indeed, so far Trump's bark has been louder and more frequent than his bite on trade.
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"More frequent social gatherings likely increases potential for exposure to select drugs," Palamar said by email.
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In actuality, they've just gotten weirder, more organized, more frequent, and sometimes don't exactly involve sex.
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Other government analysis determined injuries were 25-27 percent more frequent in states with these regulations.
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Then there are UN peacekeeping missions, to which the region is becoming a more frequent contributor.
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Rising temperatures and more frequent floods will hasten the dangerous deterioration of America's aging steel bridges.
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The companies want to mass produce the rockets and offer far more frequent trips to space.
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Improvements in imaging testing over the past several years, however, are resulting in more frequent diagnoses.
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As the forest dwindles, it becomes increasingly dry, creating conditions for more frequent and intense fires.
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Data violations have only become more frequent in the past decade, according to a recent study.
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This makes them particularly vulnerable to weather-related disasters, many of which are becoming more frequent.
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For example, more frequent droughts threaten Asian elephants, which rely on daily access to fresh water.
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The moments of sharp pleasure were more frequent now, because I was starting to relax, slightly.
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"These extreme weather situations will become worse and more frequent due to climate changes," he said.
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The money could go to fund the cost of the ever more frequent incidents of violence.
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"What ICE is doing has become a lot more frequent and aggressive here," Mr. MacCormack said.
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As the climate changes, periods of extreme heat will get longer, more frequent, and more intense.
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A road destroyed by flooding because of rising seas and more frequent hurricanes must be rebuilt.
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Imagine also that these weapons were growing more potent, and the attacks were becoming more frequent.
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Human-caused climate change makes fires in the western U.S. bigger, more intense, and more frequent.
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Serious flooding is becoming a more frequent reality in Britain due to global warming, experts say.
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Such declarations, which speed up payouts, have become more frequent and more costly in recent decades.
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Owen said the marijuana legalization could lead to more frequent secondary inspections at ports of entry.
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More frequent heat waves, floods, droughts, fires, and pest outbreaks were on the way, scientists said.
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One fear is that these algorithms might prompt more frequent and sudden shocks to share prices.
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As these disasters become more frequent, firefighters are turning to new technology to help tackle them.
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Cheaper launches means more frequent launches, and, ultimately more productive launches due to less expensive satellites.
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But an overwhelming 85 percent also predict more frequent and costly cyberattacks in the coming year.
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The plant doesn't need to shut down production either, and it allows for more frequent inspections.
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The agency may also require more frequent oversight or reporting requirements, and issue directives and advisories.
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We are also in a time when extreme events are becoming more frequent and more costly.
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Also, broadly speaking, scientists say, a hotter planet makes extreme weather more frequent and more intense.
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It's a question that has become increasingly dire as wildfires become more frequent and more deadly.
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What's more, fewer than a dozen states require annual (or more frequent) recertification for medical exemptions.
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That's despite the fact that the 38-page document projects more frequent and more expensive disasters.
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The snacking category is well-aligned with consumer trends of eating more frequent, smaller meals, and convenience.
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But higher levels of the traits of agreeableness and openness among wives led to more frequent sex.
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But rising sea levels are causing more frequent and more damaging tidal floods on the Florida coast.
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More frequent eligibility checks are likely to lead to more people cycling on and off of Medicaid.
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The result is likely to translate into higher utility bills for customers and more frequent black outs.
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As I got older, the blackouts grew scarier and more frequent, after a smaller number of drinks.
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Patients with ALS also had more frequent and severe cognitive and behavioral deficits as their disease progressed.
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If standing pools of water become more frequent in a warmer world, this could happen more often.
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The ethanol provides less energy than gasoline and requires more frequent refueling, which reduces a car's efficiency.
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This will challenge the capacity of cities like Istanbul to adapt to more frequent flash flood events.
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And rising average temperatures may over the long term lead to more frequent, deadly, and costly blackouts.
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Putting the technology on a drone can help make the process cheaper - and more frequent, he said.
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In particular, rumors have become more frequent over the past two months, indicating that there's something happening.
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Since sharing my story, I have had more frequent flashbacks, but I work weekly with a therapist.
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The CSA found that Canadians could benefit from more frequent and detailed communication with their investment advisors.
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A study conducted in 2010 suggests that women are more frequent readers of true crime than men.
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That's far different from the longer, more frequent, and more hazardous post-9/11 wartime deployment rate.
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Climate projections have said that increases in CAPE will cause more frequent storm-friendly environments, explained Tippett.
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At the very least, more frequent sex can give you and your partner more time to connect.
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First the good news: You'll earn more frequent flyer miles for enduring 18 hours on a plane.
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Shutdowns are mostly brief, but always disruptive, and seem to be getting more frequent under this president.
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"As the tremor became more pronounced, the questions about the cause became more frequent," he told me.
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Early-stage companies might also hold more frequent informal board meetings, either in person or by phone.
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Moncler stores will become venues for more frequent launches of new designs, Ruffini told the Financial Times.
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Downing water throughout the day does a lot more than cause more frequent bathroom trips, English said.
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These massive walls of water could become up to seven times more frequent in the coming decades.
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Also, back then higher payouts were often accompanied by more frequent calls on shareholders for new capital.
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First, the Committee should not be afraid to hold more frequent hearings with more witnesses more often.
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Sources say such exchanges between Chinese and foreign militaries are far more frequent than is widely known.
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As the bull market presses on, predictions of a grisly ending for stocks have become more frequent.
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With the strikes attributed to Israel growing more frequent and more brazen, Iran has vowed to respond.
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Trump continues to ignore or openly reject the real causes of more frequent and more destructive wildfires.
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Coca yields are more frequent than those of legal crops and farmers can protect coca against spraying.
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For more frequent updates, you can use a number of digital apps like Credit Karma or Mint.
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Trees look browner from space because of more frequent forest fires (which is linked to climate change).
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Technologists need better and more frequent cross-pollination with those in public policy, starting in the classroom.
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As his headaches become more frequent and more ferocious, the patient becomes withdrawn, forgetful and easily angered.
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Scientists say that El Niño is probably getting more frequent and more intense because of climate change.
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Around the globe, people face mounting risks from more severe and more frequent floods, droughts and wildfires.
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On the other hand, they can be more frequent because they don't take very long to plan.
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That means you will now see more frequent updates to how our home page looks and works.
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In the years ahead, hurricanes are quite likely to become stronger, and the strongest ones more frequent.
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Heat waves are bound to get more intense and more frequent as emissions rise, scientists have concluded.
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Critics, for instance, have faulted the previous administration for not conducting more frequent freedom of navigation patrols.
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The comparisons became more frequent when the team signed with Paramount Pictures, Martin and Lewis's old studio.
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Knight said that climate change will increase extreme weather events -- more severe flooding and more frequent droughts.
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Yang said the doctor abused this position of power, calling her for more frequent and longer examinations.
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SpaceX said that this reduces the cost of flights and allows it to do more frequent launches.
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That knowledge will become even more valuable in a world with more frequent droughts and heat waves.
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This could lead to more frequent rejection of shorter trips that drivers determine aren't worth their time.
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The police have long facilitated such gatherings, which are 10 times more frequent now than in 1997.
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Some retailers likely deployed steeper and more frequent discounting, which in turn puts pressure on profit margins.
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But bird-strike experts also theorize that collisions became more frequent due to advances in jet technology.
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Your losing days become better and less common, and your winning days become bigger and more frequent.
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As climate change worsens, scientists are predicting that the fires will become more frequent and more intense.
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Unconstrained managers need more volatility and more frequent narrowing and widening of spreads between bond asset classes.
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But there were also more frequent interruptions in training — aches in his shoulder, knee, hip and groin.
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But Election Day turnout is a far more frequent endeavor than regular engagement in the democratic process.
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Maintaining international institutions will prove to have been a lot cheaper than managing more frequent global conflict.
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It's just hard to know if, today, these storms are becoming more frequent or more consistently powerful.
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As online shopping becomes more popular, theft of holiday packages from US homes are becoming more frequent.
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Without more frequent measurements, it is hard for senior agency officials and members to conduct robust oversight.
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But a smaller tank would require more frequent refills, an inconvenience that Audi feared would deter buyers.
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As humanity continues to make little progress fighting climate change, fires are expected to get more frequent.
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Heavy downpours are becoming more frequent in some areas, while droughts also turn more severe in some regions.
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As satellite technology has grown cheaper, the demand for less expensive and more frequent rocket launches has swelled.
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Convictions have become more frequent, and punishments more severe, under a military government that seized power in 2014.
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Likewise, if big floods are more frequent, water-handling systems need to be expanded and flood defences raised.
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As his trips became more frequent, Skourides decided to make a bid to reclaim his family&aposs property.
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Climate scientists have told us that more frequent extreme weather events, more intense in new ways, were coming.
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Some species and ecosystems will adapt to a hotter world, with more frequent wildfires and a drier climate.
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Whatever transpired, there is little doubt that allegations of discrimination by Arab airline passengers are becoming more frequent.
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The government acknowledged in the filing that the guidance "could potentially lead" to more frequent public-charge denials.
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This new growth comes from new riders and drivers, as well as more frequent rides from existing users.
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More warming, likely leading to more frequent or damaging heat waves and droughts, can also hurt crop production.
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Some of Trump's properties in Manhattan may also be threatened by more frequent flooding as sea levels rise.
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Deals involving Chinese companies will be subject to more frequent and stricter scrutiny, 63 percent of respondents said.
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Now, expect him to hold more frequent — and smaller — question-and-answer sessions, equally rich with voter interaction.
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Some experts have suggested more frequent vaccinations for everyone, timed before an expected outbreak, or every three years.
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No single incident can be blamed on climate change, but it appears such events are growing more frequent.
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These pilgrimages became even more frequent when Ben & Jerry's stopped distributing New York Super Fudge Chunk in Canada.
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Cars will wear down faster with more frequent use, and there may be more accidents with multiple drivers.
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Studies have shown that rapid intensification of tropical cyclones is becoming more frequent due to global climate change.
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In the decades since deregulation in the 1970s, flights have become more punctual, more frequent and more convenient.
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Storms have become stronger and more frequent, requiring the erection of an "Accumulator Tower" to prevent lightning damage.
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One of her more frequent email comrades was hacked and you don't know whether or not she was.
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Extreme weather events are expected to become more frequent and unpredictable in the future, and increase in severity.
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However, the planet is getting hotter, and heat waves will only become longer, more frequent, and more intense.
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Customers also tend to be younger and more frequent Nordstrom shoppers than those who don't shop at Local.
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And partisan gerrymanders are more extreme and more frequent than at any point in the past 40 years.
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Flagged instances are becoming more frequent, but the harm to your privacy or system is virtually non-existent.
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So transgender and gender-non conforming young people are facing more serious harassment, more frequent harassment at school.
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We just don't want to confuse people or scare people into thinking that mass killings are more frequent.
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United will increase domestic service this summer, adding some new routes and offering more-frequent flights on others.
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Without such changes, extended droughts, more frequent tropical storms, and rising sea levels will only be the beginning.
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These are the days when dry shampoo is your BFF, and when you should take more frequent showers.
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Potential threats include everything from rare events, such as earthquakes, to more frequent concerns, such as cyber attacks.
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Those problems are all projected to get worse as sea levels rise and heat waves get more frequent.
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As climate change leads to more frequent heat waves, that economic impact could add up in the future.
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Chronic conditions that increase maternal mortality, such as diabetes and hypertension, are more frequent among African-American women.
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Years with lower-than-average growing-season rain would be more frequent in some regions, the report said.
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Even though evictions used to be rare, they are becoming more frequent as the price of housing increases.
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A new study from the American Transportation Research Institute found that detention has become more frequent and lengthier.
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We'd all agree that automobile crashes are much more frequent, and with victims walking away most times. Why?
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As hurricanes and floods become more frequent and intense, the threat to coastal real estate continues to rise.
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The daily diary study described above found more frequent reports of everyday sexism predicted poorer psychological well-being.
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His surfing sessions became longer and more frequent, but they went unnoticed by security officials at the agency.
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As drought conditions become more frequent and vegetation more dry, the risk of major wildfires will only grow.
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But as worker protests have become more frequent, bold and sophisticated, state security forces have tightened their grip.
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Scientists are already telling us that climate change will lead to more frequent and more deadly weather events.
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This would likely lead to more frequent investor losses and a reduction in scale, which would raise costs.
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Kolkata, formerly known as Calcutta, now faces more intense and more frequent storms, cyclones, river tides and floods.
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Part of the hope for Nordstrom, in rolling out more Local locations, is to amass more frequent visitors.
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However, shark sightings around the Cape have reportedly been more frequent this year, leading to several beach closings.
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As asteroids decrease in size, they become more frequent, but our atmosphere typically burns the smaller ones out.
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But higher sea levels mean higher storm surge — and warmer temperatures, she fears, mean more frequent bad storms.
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Recurved walls, however, are more expensive than bulkheads due to their complex engineering, and require more frequent repairs.
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But an increase in bigger, more frequent fires over a period of decades does have wildland managers concerned.
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In fact, trying to produce more good guys with guns could make gun deaths far, far more frequent.
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All evidence suggests that bleaching will only get more and more frequent as the Earth continues to warm.
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Scientists project that heat waves will become more frequent, intense, and longer lasting as average temperatures go up.
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LOS ANGELES — With devastating wildfires becoming more frequent in California, power companies have found themselves on the defensive.
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Bullying was even more frequent and extensive, said the aide, who appeared to be in his mid-20s.
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Big fire years are more frequent as Alaska warms at a rate at least twice the global average.
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The big picture: Advertising boycotts have become more frequent in the era of Trump, #MeToo and accountability politics.
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The "fast fashion" market isn't helping, since it encourages rapid turnaround between seasons and more frequent clothing purchases.
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Patients with diabetes require more frequent care, and wait times for consultations at the group's clinics are increasing.
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Real, blatant intergroup dehumanization is not a relic of the past when violence was more frequent and severe.
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And as extreme weather becomes more frequent, it is likely to have to spend more repairing the damage.
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"It was getting louder and more frequent," she recalled, on a return visit to the theater last week.
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The voice became louder and more frequent, even in the middle of a song during a hushed moment.
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Fires are not new to the Amazon, but recently they seem to have been more frequent and intense.
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In particular, more frequent and thorough customs inspections of American goods on the Chinese mainland have caused problems.
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Better and more frequent skin screening picks up abnormal pigmented lesions earlier, increasing the chance of a cure.
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With droughts expected to only become more frequent the planet warms, California's water wars aren't likely to evaporate.
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It was not long until his problems with the police became more frequent, and tragedy struck his family.
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Unfortunately, Hawaii is expected to see more frequent and intense tropical storms, so scientists don't recommend living there.
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This will cause more extreme weather, more violent and often violent conflict, and more frequent and severe droughts.
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The new Autopilot software also gives drivers more frequent warnings to keep their hands on the steering wheel.
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Although it might seem like bad updates are a common occurrence, Firstbrook said attacks are actually more frequent.
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Pros: More frequent service; a way for the green cabs to offset being hit by Uber and Lyft.
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They determined that this weaker association was also explained by black adolescents' more frequent exposure to socioeconomic stress.
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Greg Abbott ordered a report warning that punishing storms would become more frequent because of a changing climate.
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We spoke to scientists about drought and deluge in California, and why the cycle might become more frequent.
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This guarantees more frequent visits to the bathroom, where you can check in on your free bleeding situation.
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Everything Chrisman has done with his kicking leg has been far less interesting — and only slightly more frequent.
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Now they're becoming more and more frequent, particularly every time there's an El Niño, as ocean temperatures spike.
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The warmest days have become warmer since the early 1960s and extreme heat waves have become more frequent.
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Also, research shows that more frequent small talk, even among those who identify as introverts, makes people happier.
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Second, Summer and Fall '16 saw more frequent mass shootings than earlier periods in both kinds of states.
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For long-term marijuana smokers, there's a risk of worse respiratory symptoms and more frequent chronic bronchitis episodes.
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More frequent or intense droughts, such as the one that nearly ran the taps dry in Cape Town, South Africa, as well as more frequent extreme rainfall events such as hurricanes Harvey and Florence in the United States, are also pointed to as expectations as we reach the warming threshold.
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Coyote sightings, in particular, have become more frequent in the last several years in urban areas around Southern California.
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The committee urged the government to ensure the NHS issues heatwave guidance and is prepared for more frequent heatwaves.
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The warnings from the Treasury secretary that you are running out of time grow more frequent and more urgent.
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They protect the coast from eroding as intense storms grow more frequent as climates shift, the two scientists say.
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More frequent and severe flooding resulting from massive rainfall is one of the more devastating consequences of climate change.
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Africa is experiencing bigger and more frequent thunderstorms as global temperatures rise, according to researchers at Tel Aviv University.
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Sure enough, more frequent sex and masturbation correlated with lower running times, higher vertical-jump heights, and greater strength.
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The more frequent effect of the Google block though is that the internet itself slows down dramatically for me.
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Organizers hope to make it a quadrennial competition, and smaller, more frequent regional competitions are already in the works.
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What to watch: Expect more frequent hearings, especially on issues such as consumer data practices and market competition issues.
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What we're watching: California's power outages are likely to only become more frequent as the climate continues to change.
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Disasters set off by torrential rains have become more frequent in Japan, perhaps due to global warming, experts say.
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And they want more attention paid to the kind of blackmail that's becoming more frequent in the hospitality industry.
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If an employee has a medical condition, Integrity says it will allow for more frequent breaks or lifting restrictions.
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It offers developers automatic protection against the kind of DDoS attacks that are sadly becoming more frequent these days.
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More frequent deliveries also mean they can reduce how much stock they keep in their expensive city-centre stores.
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So it can keep one eye on the sky while another watches a suspicious drone with more frequent pulses.
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Extreme weather events are expected to become more frequent and unpredictable in the future, and to increase in severity.
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VCs acknowledge challenges for space-related start-ups, including the need for more frequent and reliable commercial rocket launches.
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The geological record has plenty of evidence of big glacial retreats that are followed by more frequent volcanic eruptions.
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Climate change is expected to create even more internally displaced people as natural disasters become more frequent and intense.
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This second site could help Rocket Lab better achieve that goal by allowing for more frequent flights to space.
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Climate specialists said such heatwaves are becoming more frequent as a result of global warming from greenhouse gas emissions.
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And global warming will cause more frequent asthma attacks, higher food prices, insufficient drinking water, and more infectious diseases.
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Ever since Trump took office, protests have become more frequent and visible than they have in a good while.
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And "the dry seasons in Brazil seem to be becoming drier and more frequent," scientist Luiz Aragão told Mongabay.
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Drone races, sometimes called "rodeos", are becoming more frequent: in January events were staged in Las Vegas and Ontario.
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We'd been doing smaller, more frequent, and higher risk missions than has been the norm for NASA at large.
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Australia specifically, which is already prone to heat waves, is vulnerable to "more frequent, hotter, and longer" heat waves.
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He said that the intense flooding has also become more frequent in recent years because of rising sea levels.
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A larger Supreme Court would also have more frequent turnover, which would further reduce the stakes for each confirmation.
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But it does not require much imagination to see a darker future, with more frequent and severe constitutional crises.
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America's military bases, both at home and abroad, are directly threatened by more frequent and intense extreme weather events.
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Leadership transitions are becoming more frequent, and smoother — and, unlike in past decades, most are happening through constitutional means.
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Links are also well-established between warming and drying conditions in the American West and more frequent, severe wildfires.
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Cases such as that of Guatemalan immigrant Esteban Pastor, reported by the Houston Chronicle, are becoming even more frequent.
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And all that extra water vapor in the atmosphere would fuel more frequent and stronger storms, floods, and hurricanes.
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Comparisons reveal why some infrastructure elements perform better than others, or require more frequent and costly repair than others.
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"We have always had many hurricanes, but now they are more intense, and they are more frequent," he said.
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Warmer weather tends to increase evaporation, adding moisture to the atmosphere and leading to heavier and more frequent rainstorms.
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"Think of Floss Bar as the flu-shot program at an employer, except fun and more frequent," Sadej said.
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Scientists are starting to understand how rapid warming in the Arctic can make cold snaps like this more frequent.
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Over the past decade, wildfires have gotten bigger, they've gotten more frequent and they're getting more expensive to fight.
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There are [many statistics] that show deaths from [other circumstances] are much more frequent than deaths from shark attacks.
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The majority of the casualties resulted from suicide bombs and complex attacks, which have grown more frequent this year.
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It's sad that, as comic conventions have become more frequent, the amount of good comics being made has dwindled.
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Extreme weather such as powerful hurricanes are also expected to worsen, and become more frequent, due to climate change.
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As far as sex goes, many couples report their sex gets better and more frequent and spontaneous post-vasectomy.
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Climate scientists have been warning about extreme weather, that it would become more frequent and intense in new ways.
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A partial eclipse, more frequent than total eclipses, is when the earth passes within the penumbra of the moon.
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As the outbreak spreads across the US, computer users in the country will likely become a more frequent target.
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It's similar to the sort of testimony given in a courtroom, but it's less formal and much more frequent.
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Software modifications introduced that fall included more frequent warnings to drivers to keep their hands on the steering wheel.
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The brother-in-law is a more frequent presence in their lives and has grown more possessive, she said.
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They view their Serial Box series as a great way to have more frequent contact with their fan bases.
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They also pointed out that climate change could bring more frequent and more severe storms — and more rainwater runoff.
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If I had the money and time, I'd hire my more frequent developer, Eric, who works at Meow Wolf.
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There are more reasons than ever to protect your personal information, as major website breaches become ever more frequent.
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Disruptions like these are likely to become more frequent, researchers say, potentially making air travel costlier and more turbulent.
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Extremely hot days are expected to be much more frequent in the coming decades, potentially disrupting our everyday lives.
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When people like Professor Bullard talk of a warming climate producing more frequent and stronger storms, Ms. Little shudders.
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As the hour grew later, several senators were struggling to keep their eyes open and yawns became more frequent.
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We've all been having a hard time with work lately, so happy hours have definitely been getting more frequent.
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The study concluded that such disruptions will become more frequent as the use of plastics and other synthetics proliferates.
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When developers fill in wetlands, local communities will be on the hook for cleaning up more frequent flood damage.
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U.S. drone strikes have become more frequent in recent weeks, with at least six reported by Reuters last month.
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More frequent pumping sessions also helped increase the total amount of breast milk the mothers could provide their babies.
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But Ms. West and others who are tracking cases said they had become more frequent over the last year.
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But according to Sweet and his colleagues, this nuisance flooding is becoming a much greater and more frequent concern.
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Science shows that the drought conditions and high temperatures caused by climate change lead to larger, more frequent fires.
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Most of my clients are on the East Coast so these early alarms are more frequent than I'd like.
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Titas also said Wendy's will launch a loyalty program in 2020 to drive more frequent visits to its locations.
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The water in that ocean is now warmer than it's ever been, fueling bigger, more -- and more frequent -- storms.
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Several stents were implanted but failed within months, and my bouts of severe arrhythmias grew longer and more frequent.
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YOU JUST LOOK AT AREAS THAT HAVE BEEN AFFLICTED BY WILDFIRES OR BY MORE FREQUENT HISTORIC LEVELS OF FLOODING.
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There are more frequent and more severe weather-related events — more droughts, more floods, more heat waves, more storms.
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If you have multiple sexual partners, doctors recommend a more frequent testing schedule, at least once every six months.
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Moving into kids' shoes has helped the company attract more frequent visits from existing customers and reach new shoppers.
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As deforestation and climate change cause more severe droughts, fires in virgin forests will become more frequent and extensive.
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Dormant user names could also become available to people who want to make more frequent use of the service.
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Our coastlines are our best barriers against storm surges, which are crucial as hurricanes become more frequent and intense.
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Moody's warnings go beyond the risks of coastal storm damage, more frequent and severe droughts, wildfires and heat waves.
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They included a young black king as representing Africa, which was engaging in more frequent contact with Northern Europe.
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So it's fairly obvious that doing smaller, more frequent bumps is easier on the heart than railing massive lines.
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But climate change is expected to lead to more frequent and severe droughts in the region in the future.
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Moments when players looked for space rather than contact were rare, and handling errors were more frequent than passing movements.
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It also may imperil U.S. facilities, with more frequent flood events at Navy and coastal Air Force bases, for example.
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"We can become a bit nostalgic for the beginnings of relationships where sex might have been more frequent," she says.
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But the outages in March were more frequent, more widespread, and longer-lasting than previous incidents, particularly in the capital.
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It also lets you set up more frequent payments if you want to pay more often then once a month.
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"Every day, my clothes got looser, the compliments about my looks became more frequent, and my pride grew," she wrote.
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When assisted dying becomes more frequent and is even proposed by doctors, a patient's independence can be put under pressure.
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By the time Kukors was a senior in high school she said Hutchison's sexual pressure was becoming even more frequent.
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We don't know how long that will last, but any new guest, any more frequent guest is a profitable guest.
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Floods are also becoming more frequent and severe, according to an analysis by John Nielsen-Gammon, the Texas state climatologist.
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Cook, unlike his predecessor, also began making more frequent trips to and appearances in China to show Apple's commitment there.
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Moisture in that cold air, which is more frequent because of global warming, can result in more severe winter storms.
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When there's moisture in that cold air, which is more frequent because of global warming, that means heavy winter storms.
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As ransomware attacks grow more frequent, they are increasingly hitting organizations that deal in public safety and other critical functions.
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Cutouts were much more frequent, and sound would often ping-pong back and forth between the left and right buds.
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But a spokeswoman said no Palestinian mortars had been fired since this morning, after two days of more frequent barrages.
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By collecting small-volume blood samples from asymptomatic people, Theranos aspired to detect diseases earlier by encouraging more frequent testing.
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But the decision to push ahead with the project now has come because of much more frequent flooding, he said.
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Android One devices run an unmodified version of Google's mobile OS, meaning less bloatware and (hopefully) more frequent software updates.
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Also, only six-year-olds had more frequent smiles rather than frowns when they watched the mean puppet get punished.
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One year later, public discourse on refugees is arguably more frequent and nuanced — but the crisis is far from over.
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The protests have escalated and become more frequent since June, at times shutting government offices, blocking roads and disrupting business.
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We can see the results of rising sea levels in the more frequent floods hitting our coasts at high tide.
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Farmers could once recover from losses - but as they become more frequent, that is getting harder to do, she said.
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The next goal is to breed rice that can withstand 30 days of water stress, as floods become more frequent.
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Because of data from Kepler, scientists now know that planets could be even more frequent than stars in the universe.
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Climate specialists warned that such heatwaves were becoming more frequent as a result of global warming from greenhouse gas emissions.
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Heatwaves are extreme weather events, but research shows that as the planet warms they are likely to become more frequent.
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Climate change, with more frequent freezes and thaws of winter pastures, has put pressure on reindeer numbers there as well.
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Flooding and extreme weather like cyclones and typhoons will increase, wildfires will become more frequent and crop yields will fall.
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I also had to run it hotter than the gloves so it consumed more power which meant more frequent recharging.
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Again, these findings suggest that spreading the work across shorter, more frequent sessions will do the job just as well.
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Yu also noted the tax could prove problematic for institutions with FX risk management models based on more frequent trading.
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The region is doomed to more frequent famines that will be the consequence of diminishing cropland, grazing and water resources.
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And Pacific countries suffer from devastating cyclones, which are likely to grow stronger and more frequent in the years ahead.
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The survey also found that 56 percent of security professionals reported insider threats becoming more frequent in the last year.
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Men were also more satisfied when they accurately perceived their partners' orgasms and when they had more frequent sexual communication.
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They could sleep through the night—a crucial improvement over conventional painkillers, such as morphine, which require more frequent dosing.
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Climate scientists have said such heatwaves are becoming more frequent as a result of global warming from greenhouse gas emissions.
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A recent study by the Indian Meteorological Department said the country might endure more frequent drought years in the future.
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Experts say that the wider and more frequent that these conversations become, the more likely they are to reshape behaviors.
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"You need these kinds of active uses to both pay for and justify more frequent ferry service," Ms. Koch said.
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SpaceX successfully landed another reused rocket as Elon Musk's firm pushes forward to make space flight cheaper and more frequent.
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And now the signs for a particular town become more frequent, and a particular hotel—something called Mondolce Golf Resort.
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Scientists studying climate change say extreme weather events including floods and heatwaves are becoming more frequent because of global warming.
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If greenhouse-gas emissions remain unchanged, we'll see more frequent and intense heatwaves like the ones Europe experienced this summer.
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As the number of Rohingya refugees is expected to swell, humanitarian workers worry such boat accidents may become more frequent.
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His nemesis the Joker is a more frequent and annoying presence, played as a preening, pimpish sociopath by Jared Leto.
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"Certain types of extreme events in the US have already become more frequent and intense and long-lasting," Levin said.
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The models projected that flood heights of 2.25 meters above the mean tidal level will become more frequent over time.
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A warmer atmosphere and ocean can cause more powerful hurricanes, and extended heatwaves and droughts will cause more frequent wildfires.
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First off, more trains will run on the J/M/Z line; G trains will be longer, and more frequent.
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Generally, doses above 15 milligrams can be intense, while ones over 25—where OEVs become more frequent—are occasionally frightening.
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More frequent and accurate testing help public health officials have a better understanding of how pervasive the virus is globally.
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A high polygenic score for breast cancer might mean a woman wants to make more frequent mammogram appointments, Janssens says.
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Suppression orders that completely ban coverage related to continuing sensitive prosecutions have become more frequent in many parts of Australia.
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As China deploys more planes and ships to challenge American dominance in the region, such encounters may become more frequent.
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The policy paves the way for broader and more frequent operations against Al Qaeda, the Islamic State and other jihadists.
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Those users tend to bump up against the character limits less often, which Twitter said leads to more frequent messages.
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After that, she would have these attacks maybe once a week — then, over time, they became more frequent, often daily.
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All of this will lead to more frequent and severe water deficits, punctuated by wet periods with increasing flood risk.
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That's because "the leaner one becomes, the slower the rate of loss becomes, with more frequent plateaus," says St. Pierre.
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And overall, these shootings became more frequent after September 2004, when the federal assault weapons ban expired, the authors note.
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As we distance ourselves from Tucson, the desert stretches endlessly before us, the saguaros, creosote, and mesquite becoming more frequent.
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Midmarket loans typically include stronger covenant packages and more frequent and transparent financial reporting and often have higher amortization payments.
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If smaller, more frequent meals and keeping their head upright doesn&apost seem to help, discuss medication with your pediatrician.
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Already, villages in India and Pakistan are experiencing more frequent flooding from the melting ice; scientists are predicting even more.
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Heat waves have been more frequent in Karachi since that time, but the recent one is the worst since then.
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The world is clearly getting hotter overall, experts say, making some kinds of weather events more frequent and more severe.
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New measures include more frequent inspections, and if repairs aren't made, city contractors will do them and charge building owners.
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Meanwhile, for this year, I feel grimly resigned to the apocalyptic nature of these hotter, longer and more frequent fires.
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"Climate-related natural disasters are becoming more frequent, more deadly, more destructive, with growing human and financial costs," he said.
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In recent decades, a study released in July shows, extreme temperatures have become more frequent in wine regions (see chart).
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Aird said gun violence in Virginia isn't just mass shootings; it includes violence that's more frequent and less talked about.
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Trump also called for the more frequent use of the death penalty in prosecutions of drug traffickers under existing law.
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"Climate change is exacerbating every risk factor for more frequent and intense bushfires," Dr Dominey-Howes told Business Insider Australia.
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As our climate continues to change, scientists tell us that hurricanes are going to become more frequent and more devastating.
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Meanwhile, new regulations and more frequent safety inspections are driving up already the high costs of building new nuclear plants.
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People who are poor report more intense (but not more frequent) daily stress, more trauma, childhood maltreatment, and domestic violence.
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It can also help to forge more frequent communication afterwards between millennials and grandparents that is meaningful throughout the year.
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While unusual weather patterns have always come and gone, in a changing climate extreme weather events will become more frequent.
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The alternative is stronger, more frequent hurricanes, droughts, floods, famines and wildfires, costing lives and livelihoods on a global scale.
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The effects of climate change have become more frequent and severe, threatening vulnerable areas with floods, hurricanes, and extreme heat.
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For instance, a woman with a higher polygenic risk score for breast cancer may want to go for more frequent mammograms.
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With increased pet ownership, cemetery organizations are receiving more frequent requests from lot owners to have their pets interred alongside them.
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Heatwaves and more extreme weather are expected to become more frequent in the future due to the effects of climate change.
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Summer heatwaves are predicted to become more frequent and severe each year, putting more people at risk of injury and death.
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The researchers next plan to study if there are specific genes that can predict more frequent or heavier use of cannabis.
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Within the last few days, however, tweets to YouTube asking about one specific ad have become more frequent, and more outraged.
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Later, as the attacks got more frequent and more intense, I would have to leave in the middle of busy shifts.
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That will result in a more frequent release cycle compared to the quarterly patches the company has issued in recent months.
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An increase in temperatures in Africa over the past seven decades correlates with bigger and more frequent thunderstorms, the researchers found.
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Over the longer-term, precipitation extremes in many parts of the globe have become more frequent and intense, studies have shown.
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As the episodes become uglier and more frequent, they face a choice: Leave the party in protest or stay and fight?
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Trump plans to headline a rally in New Hampshire next week and more frequent rallies are expected in the coming months.
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It isn't simply a natural disaster: Climate scientists have long predicted that warming seas would bring more frequent and deadlier storms.
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What's next: Climate change is expected to create even more internally displaced people as natural disasters become more frequent and intense.
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" Oceans around Australia have warmed by nearly the same amount since 1910, "contributing to longer and more frequent marine heat waves.
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And they've only gotten more frequent in the past 24 hours, as this election cycle comes to a gasping, sputtering close.
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It warned that high sea levels would lead to problems like coastal erosion as well as more frequent and severe typhoons.
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This could lead to dangerous weather patterns - including more frequent and powerful droughts, floods and storms - increasing the pressure on agriculture.
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"We need much more frequent and deep, profession-wide conversations with our peers about the impact of these problems," Moses says.
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Pinkerton President Jack Zahran said terrorist attacks and natural disasters were becoming more frequent, potentially causing widespread disruption to supply chains.
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Scientists say global warming is responsible for more intense and more frequent extreme weather, such as storms, droughts, floods and fires.
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The feature will improve over time, too, so the results will become more accurate with more frequent use, the company notes.
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Besides the ethics of using poorer people as donors, collecting more frequent high-volume donations for payment is not without risks.
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António Guterres, the UN's secretary-general, warned that such "turbo-charged storms" are "becoming more frequent, more severe and more widespread".
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As natural disasters grow increasingly more frequent, lawmakers' squabbles seem to suggest that they aren't prepared to deal with the fallout.
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Not only is it more frequent, but March's data reveals that the causes of censorship are more diverse than ever before.
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This means more frequent trains outfitted to move lots of people, instead of infrequent trains with sleeper cars utilized by hobbyists.
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White House officials point to a largely inflexible schedule of presidential commitments this month as a barrier to more frequent campaigning.
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Wal-Mart has made fresh produce a key piece of its turnaround plan, as it drives more frequent visits from shoppers.
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Not only are they more frequent, but they can occur without warning, as happened with the December 18th and Chelyabinsk events.
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It also requires that customers pay an annual membership fee ($99), something Instacart offers as an option for more frequent customers.
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Scientists expect that extreme droughts and heat waves will become more frequent and intense in the regions that grow the grain.
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In the low-lying South Pacific nation, natural disasters are expected to become more frequent and severe due to climate change.
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It means all kinds of extreme weather events will become more frequent and more severe as the planet continues to warm.
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Some had been watered down compared with Mrs May's original ideas, but more frequent binding shareholder votes on pay remain likely.
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Sea levels are rising as the world's ice sheets melt, causing more frequent and damaging coastal flooding in low-lying cities.
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But more frequent marijuana use wasn't associated with greater IQ decline, as you'd expect if marijuana were toxic to brain function.
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Longer and more frequent visiting hours with children, more physical interaction during visits, and no charge on phone calls to children.
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Congress must push for more frequent and robust VA reporting requirements, but more importantly, the next VA Secretary must prioritize transparency.
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" He added that "El Nino is likely to become more frequent in the future, compounding the effects of sea-level rise.
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But Barbato said RuPaul's more frequent appearances out of drag are just a statement that he's more comfortable in his skin.
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Already, Americans across the country are being affected by more frequent and stronger storms, wildfires, flooding, droughts and sea level rise.
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As temperatures rise, wildfires are becoming more frequent in part because hotter temperatures dry out vegetation, making it easier to ignite.
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"As we have more frequent hot days, we expect economic productivity to decline," Hsiang told NPR's "Marketplace" in a recent interview.
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Venice has been no stranger to flooding over the last century, but its floods have become more frequent as of late.
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Our model also reflects the reality that some justices are more frequent collaborators than others, even within their respective political wings.
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Road accidents, mainly in northern Greece, involving migrants trying to cross into other countries have become more frequent in recent years.
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As climate change has made these events worse and more frequent, Australia has been among the countries hit hardest by them.
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Sanders subsequently added a "racial justice" section to his website and made more frequent mention of racial issues in his speeches.
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Climate change: The dire assessments confirm what scientists have been predicting: Australia's bush fires will become more frequent and more intense.
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The reason they're so prominent in the news today is not that the fires are larger, more powerful, or more frequent.
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Attacks against church members who speak out against criminal organizations have become more frequent, along with government impunity toward the perpetrators.
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But the fires are only getting more frequent and more serious as climate change warms and dries certain wine-growing regions.
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In recent years, endangered wild cats, including leopards, have come into more frequent conflict with villagers as the animals' habitat shrinks.
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More frequent use of propaganda and information technology, including to recruit for terrorist groups, has left Congress working to keep up.
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St. Mark's Square in Venice has seen plenty of flooding over the last century, but the floods have become more frequent.
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Reports of attacks by vigilante groups protecting cows became more frequent last year, with four such killings reported in six weeks.
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Don't be surprised if Chipotle looks to take advantage of its comeback in 2019 with some smaller, more frequent price hikes.
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When it comes to preventing harassment, however, Google is relying on better education about harassment policies and more frequent harassment trainings.
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Making the change on your Mac is easy to do, and you can establish a keyboard shortcut for more frequent use.
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Tundra fires are becoming more frequent and severe, posing an unprecedented threat to villages located hundreds of miles from emergency responders.
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"It's an interesting question," Dr. Lanicci said when asked if El Niño is currently causing more frequent or more severe turbulence.
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I had returned to my high school habit of cutting, was feeling suicidal, and the unidentified fits were becoming more frequent.
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More frequent and/or longer interruptions due to internal hardware malfunction or displacement impede efficiency and may result in equipment damage.
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Rising temperatures may also be linked to more frequent cold-weather snaps like the one that hit the US in January.
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"That will help us to plan a future for koalas under climate change, where we expect more frequent and intense fires."
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" But they also noted that regular use of weed "is associated with more frequent chronic bronchitis episodes and worse respiratory symptoms.
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But if bleaching events become more frequent, more severe, as the researchers project, the reef's ability to recover is seriously compromised.
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Heat waves like these are becoming more frequent and prolonged, with hotter temperatures appearing earlier in the season, weather experts say.
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But as extreme weather becomes more frequent, the report says, the past is no longer a good guide to the future.
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Are business groups in the San Diego area trying to make contingency plans if this kind of disruption becomes more frequent?
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A river delta city of 21975 million, Kolkata now faces more intense and more frequent storms, cyclones, river tides and floods.
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Expect to see more frequent updates to how our home page looks and works as we review feedback from our readers.
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The killings, mainly of the police and security members, were more and more frequent, and so was the action-repression mechanism.
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Security experts say such attacks could become more frequent as criminals try to take advantage of any vulnerability in digital infrastructure.
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Researchers said an increase in temperatures in Africa over the past seven decades was leading to bigger and more frequent thunderstorms.
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We know there is a direct connection between climate change and higher temperatures, rising seas and more frequent extreme weather events.
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They face fines of up to $600 for first- and second-time offenders, or potential jail time for more frequent violators.
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HITRUST said it expects such attacks to become more frequent because ransomware has turned into a profitable business for cyber criminals.
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Intense, life-threatening heat waves have become more frequent as the climate has warmed, and Asia has been especially hard-hit.
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While terrorist attacks have become more frequent in Europe and in much of the Middle East, Iran had remained comparatively safe.
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With the speedier, more frequent strokes, an electric brush can better remove plaque and debris from around your teeth and gums.
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Nevertheless, the scientific evidence is overwhelming: the rapid warming of our planet makes outbreaks of wildfires more frequent and more devastating.
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"It could make the fluctuations of the market more extreme if these investors take more frequent short-term positions," he said.
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But the temperature of the ocean is now high enough that global mass bleaching events seem to be growing more frequent.
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The report laid out five recommendations, including more frequent welfare checks and the creation of a written agreement with partner nations.
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Today, the OMB relies on an antiquated collection process that prevents it from providing more frequent updates to members of Congress.
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Advances in science have now made it possible to link more intense and more frequent extreme weather events to climate change.
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Scientists have suggested that while flooding is a complex phenomenon, climate change could be making such floods worse and more frequent.
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Of course, Duluth isn't immune from the effects of climate change, like more frequent and more severe winter storms and flooding.
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Using ShotSpotter audio sensor data, the authors found that gunfire incidents were significantly more frequent when the curfew was in effect.
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Arguments became more frequent and virulent; I'd get minor panic attacks hearing her footsteps coming up the stairs to our apartment.
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New Orleans has been ravaged repeatedly by hurricanes that scientists say will become stronger and more frequent due to climate change.
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Picking up such rapid changes in public sentiment is straightforward, though not cheap: it requires larger sample sizes and more frequent surveys.
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"In attempted suicide, which is considerably more frequent than completed suicide, pesticide poisoning results in temporary or permanent disability," the WHO said.
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The militant group has continued to grow in 2017, broadening its reach to new districts, and conducting more frequent and sophisticated attacks.
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Droughts have also become more frequent in the past two to three decades, but the rise in flooding stood out, he noted.
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Strikes by public workers in the East African country have become more frequent in recent years, often fueled by grievances over pay.
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Because of this, Tesla sent out a letter last year asking some of the more frequent Supercharger visitors to limit their usage.
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Death sentences are also a little more frequent than in the recent past, says Robert Dunham of the Death Penalty Information Centre.
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Intense storms are becoming much more frequent, resulting in heavier rainfall and flooding that wreaks havoc on local infrastructures, budgets and economies.
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In recent months, officials have been making more frequent calls to re-examine China's presence in the stock portfolios of American investors.
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That abuse became more frequent, more powerful and more demeaning in the days and hours leading up to his suicide, Rollins said.
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As for the air we breathe, climate change is lengthening the fire seasons and making massive fires more frequent, the report says.
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Non-malware attacks will become more commonplace, more advanced and more frequent, and security practitioners everywhere need to be on high alert.
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If climate change brings more frequent extreme weather, as Munich Re and others expect, last year's loss levels may become depressingly familiar.
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More frequent use of better birth control gives women more control over their fertility — and ultimately seems to lower abortion rates internationally.
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Arrivals are far more frequent in the summer, when the calmer, warmer Mediterranean is often far easier to cross than in winter.
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One study found that more frequent attempts to contact interviewees raised the average response rate, but lowered the average quality of answers.
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"We will continue to keep close eyes on the Chinese military activities which have been expanding and become more frequent," he said.
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Extreme events, such as market crashes, are more frequent than you would expect if dice games were your model of the world.
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Marine biologists have warned time and again that such events will only become more frequent as the planet continues to heat up.
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For example, a new big sis like Blue Ivy might have more frequent tantrums or refuse to listen to the family rules.
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This study didn't say if more frequent digital media usage caused the ADHD symptoms or how those symptoms affected the teens' lives.
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The same excessive heat warnings and advisories that affected nearly 200 million Americans this week would become more frequent and long-lived.
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As more car manufacturers adopt Android Auto compatibility, I'm hoping that Google will start updating the platform on a more frequent cadence.
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However, provided they are carried out consistently, rationally and fairly, and supplemented with more frequent feedback, annual performance reviews have many virtues.
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While this may seem overwhelming, there are great tools that help facilitate better and more frequent communication between prospective buyers and sellers.
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As more people send in their spit to DNA testing companies and upload their results to GEDMatch, matches will become more frequent.
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As clampdowns on freedom of speech become more frequent, a growing number of people are claiming the right "not to be offended".
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To make matters worse, the warmer seas would trigger stronger and more frequent hurricanes, which form when seawater evaporates at the surface.
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SpaceX has successfully landed another reused rocket, as billionaire Elon Musk's firm pushes forward to make space flight cheaper and more frequent.
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To fix the problem, Pennsylvania is proposing better controls and more frequent monitoring and repair for wells, pipelines, compressors and other infrastructure.
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Every region on the planet has seen a rise in record-breaking heatwaves, which are becoming more frequent, intense, and longer-lasting.
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When her coughing became more frequent, the ER doctors admitted her to the pediatric intensive-care unit and started her on antibiotics.
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"The robust procedures we have introduced include a more stringent External Quality Assessment Scheme and more frequent laboratory site visits," said Reedie.
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After Russia's seizure of Crimea in 2014, encounters between Russian and NATO forces became more frequent and, in many cases, less safe.
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The card's $195 annual fee — increasing to $250 in 2020 — makes this card a better choice for more frequent travelers on Delta.
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Heavy rainfall, which causes flooding, is expected to increase over the rest of the century, and heat waves will become more frequent.
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"Many of the most dramatic trends in health impacts are related to rising temperature and more frequent high-temperature extremes," Goodess said.
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Coastal damage to cities from sea level rise and more frequent and intense storms would reach $85033 to $6 billion a year.
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Climate change has become a widespread concern as more frequent and extreme weather events triggered by rising temperatures occur across the globe.
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During the Trump administration, the intrusions appear to have become even more frequent; in February 2017 alone, border officials searched 5,000 devices.
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While other companies may define interventions differently, Uber's rate of intervention in Arizona is far more frequent than that of its competitors'.
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In the past, Microsoft's systems were a more frequent target for malicious-minded hackers, largely because of the prevalence of its products.
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Attacks on religious minorities have become more frequent over the last year, leading to fears that Islamic fundamentalism is on the rise.
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But now that screenings and imaging techniques have become both more frequent and more accurate, DCIS diagnoses have become much more common.
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Bitcoin's volatility versus other asset markets shows a sharp divergence, with more frequent peaks and sharp declines over the last two years.
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SIEM tools help that to happen and will only become more necessary for Corporate America as cyberattacks become more and more frequent.
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And the absence of the harshness of inhaling combustible cigarettes may allow vapers to take deeper or more frequent puffs, Levy added.
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BOBBY KOTICK: So, it starts with more frequent release of content, taking franchises that we have and growing them onto new platforms.
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FEMA should conduct more frequent full-scale national exercises focused on high consequence events, all with an eye to closing capability gaps.
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The bureau says rainfall has been decreasing in the south and that there have been longer and more frequent marine heat waves.
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Surely the bigotry that has been making more frequent appearances on the American stage since the Trump years is partly to blame.
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"It's been known for a while in medicine that some of the major psychiatric diseases are more frequent in cities," Adli continued.
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Rangers call it a sign of what is likely to come: smaller streams, more frequent droughts and other shifts in the ecosystem.
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Her trips back to Thailand became more frequent in the 1990s, when she began joining the queen at charity events and balls.
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None of the warning signs he looks for — more-frequent market corrections, higher interest rates and widening credit spreads — have yet materialized.
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And in Africa, researchers found that an increase in temperatures over the past seven decades correlates with bigger and more frequent thunderstorms.
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While Australia is normally hot and dry in the summer, climate change is bringing longer and more frequent periods of extreme heat.
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But Woldehanna worries about betting on an abundance of water for the country's main source of electricity, as droughts become more frequent.
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The Iowa Democratic Party has corrected some errors, but the errors became far more frequent on Wednesday as the count dragged on.
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But we found no evidence that male scientists' more frequent use of spin stemmed from their science being more novel or innovative.
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There are more reasons than ever to understand how to protect your personal information, as major website breaches become ever more frequent.
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Among patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, for example, untreated anxiety can result in more frequent hospitalizations and more severe breathing difficulties.
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With extreme weather and hurricanes becoming more frequent, the risks presented by expanded oil drilling with fewer regulations are made even worse.
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" His versions of his father are more frequent, stranger and far more distressing: "I never thought I'd dig your grave with laughter.
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According to Access Now, growing awareness of the damage caused by internet shutdowns has led to more frequent challenges in the courts.
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"We are already seeing significant impacts on coastal regions globally, including more frequent flooding events along the coastal United States," Miller added.
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"It is likely that the Islamic State's use of this tactic will not only become more frequent, but more lethal as well."
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Not only are attacks in high schools becoming more frequent, but they are also becoming more deadly, and teenagers have taken notice.
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U.S. medical regulators are supportive in principle of home dialysis because it means more frequent blood cleansing sessions, bolstering long-term health.
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Such injunctions have become more frequent in recent years, particularly President Barack Obama's second term and since Trump has been in office.
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From the start, the Viners had to deal with runaway dogs, a problem that only became more frequent as the company scaled.
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Everyone experiences stretches of life, whether a few days or many years, when the down days are more frequent than the good.
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As a result government shutdowns, which were extremely rare 30 years ago, have become more frequent both at the federal and state level.
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In France, where Islamic terrorism has become more frequent, President Francois Hollande acknowledged his dismal approval rating and nixed a re-election bid.
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Such stampedes are becoming more frequent and are hitting ever more parts of the commodity trading spectrum with increasingly chaotic effects on pricing.
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What keeps us from longer and more frequent visits to a grateful (and graceful) mental place is that we think about other things.
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Great white sightings are relatively rare off Canada's Pacific and Atlantic coasts, but may become more frequent as climate change warms the oceans.
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Climate scientists have warned that heat waves such as this one are becoming more frequent and increasingly severe because of the climate crisis.
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Another mistake, which seems to be more frequent in female subjects, is attaching the wheels by the tire and not by the hub.
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They are becoming more frequent and more intense -- and each has a disastrous impact on the economies of nations and livelihoods of people.
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Still, some experts have argued that the Southwest is unprepared for future droughts — which are expected to become more frequent with global warming.
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The authors created a mathematical model to take these multiple factors into account and determine exactly how much more frequent outbreaks will be.
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Fleet and ride-sharing AVs will also be subjected to more frequent charging cycles, which wear on the battery, adding still more costs.
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"Now in a relationship, and sex is actually more frequent as we both seek sensory escape from the ever-growing despair," he says.
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As the oceans gradually heat by around 216 degrees per decade, we should experience larger and more frequent storms during future hurricane seasons.
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Strikes by public workers in the East African country have become more frequent in recent years, often over low pay and other grievances.
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For example, having low bone mineral density can lead to more frequent and severe injuries like stress fractures or bone breaks, she says.
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That would mean more frequent but less distracting elections, allowing the ruling party at the centre to get on with running the country.
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Already, the data show many more frequent high-loss events since 2000—lots of them weather-related—than in the two preceding decades.
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The person, who asked for anonymity, said such inspections became more frequent after allegations that Brazilian food processors could be dodging official controls.
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These are the types of questions that Einstein aims to answer, in turn leading to more frequent conversions and more efficient sales teams.
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The moves from Google to government got more frequent in the later Obama years But the bulk of the moves involved job changes.
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Longer droughts, hotter heatwaves and more frequent dust storms will occur from Rabat to Tehran, according to Germany's Max Planck Institute for Chemistry.
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Airlines based in those countries have the upper hand on numerous fronts, among them economies of scale, network synergies and more frequent flights.
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The floods in Maryland and West Virginia were not unprecedented, but such disasters are becoming more and more frequent in the greenhouse era.
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The bottom line: Distribution fights that limit viewer access are becoming much more frequent as the traditional television industry becomes upended by technology.
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The cryptocurrency boom has given rise to a new kind of malware attack, with attacks growing ever more frequent as coin prices rise.
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But temperatures are going up everywhere, not just in the Arctic; cities are especially hard-hit and heat waves are becoming more frequent.
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Obviously, we've had more natural disasters – they're more frequent than ever before and everyone just seems to be like, oh, nothing is happening.
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Facebook knows this, but is adding more frequent and customizable ads to allay the concerns of publishers who have short-term revenue needs.
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Lower on-warrant stocks imply more frequent periods of time-spread volatility, which may or may not be reflective of physical market tightness.
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Now cities can use that data to do surgical interventions, like identifying hot spots that need more trash cans or more frequent cleanup.
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This means that, on a more frequent basis, when it rains, it pours, and when it snows, it snows at a rapid clip.
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"Nicotine poisonings due to children ingesting e-cigarette liquid are becoming more frequent," Andrews, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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This rainstorm is in keeping with climate change trends, as global warming is already making extreme precipitation events both more frequent and intense.
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But most leaders now seek at least a veneer of respectability; elections have become more frequent and more regular; economies have opened up.
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The most notable difference between the two fighting styles is the more frequent use of elbows in Pradal Serey than in Muay Thai.
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On the other hand, Snapchat's lack of a deeper permanent record about you seems to coax more frequent ephemeral sharing out of users.
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These latest weather emergencies have been exacerbated by wildfires, more frequent and widespread lately because of climate change, CNN meteorologist Monica Garrett said.
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The institute said this was the deadliest winter for the animals — due to heavier and more frequent rain, The New York Times reported.
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That doesn't include the more frequent and extensive traffic jams and associated costs for those working and trying to do business in Wisconsin.
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Floods and landslides have become more frequent and destructive, since small farmers stopped tending the hillsides and unscrupulous real estate developers replaced them.
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Women also report more frequent sadism fantasies, which flies in the face of the stereotype that giving pain is a predominantly male interest.
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"The overall trend over decades to more intense and more frequent heat waves is definitely a signal of global warming," Mr. Swain said.
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So as Neni covers for Cindy's ever-more-frequent drinking sprees, her husband Jende drives Clark Edwards to seedy hotel trysts with escorts.
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Mr. Markusen said Islamic State attacks in Iraq were more frequent this year than in 2016, up to 75 a month versus 250.
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Those shelters have offered a place of refuge, one that has become increasingly important as climate change causes more frequent and intense disasters.
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A new oversight and investigations division could set up more frequent and public clashes with Mr. de Blasio and the agencies he oversees.
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Power outages have also grown more frequent during his presidency, and the spiraling crisis has led millions to flee Venezuela for neighboring countries.
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But in its more frequent affecting moments, the poem gives us a portrait of men and women in a state of bewildered ruin.
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The mothers prefer more frequent pediatrician visits instead of multiple shots in a single day — and doctors value their own reputation for flexibility.
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What's more, there's growing evidence that as the climate warms, higher acidity conditions will become more frequent in certain regions of the oceans.
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As the environment changes, we will see increased migration, more frequent humanitarian crises, and more competition for natural resources, all drivers of conflict.
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Still, as sightings documented by gossip columnists or in e-newsletters like Politico Playbook grow more frequent, he keeps up on the coverage.
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But the images and online communities can help erode inhibitions further, drawing pedophiles into more frequent or more aggressive acts, Dr. Bourke said.
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That way lies even greater catastrophe— not just devastating wildfires, but also more frequent and intense hurricanes, floods, droughts, and other extreme events.
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Parr added that "if there are more frequent, high-energy storms" in the future, more events like the one Ford witnessed are likely.
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Fetal alcohol ingestion alone, which is more frequent with teenage and less educated mothers, appears to have substantial deleterious consequences on adult outcomes.
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We're focused on mass shootings rather than the emotional and psychological pain caused by more frequent forms of gun violence plaguing black communities.
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Bottom line: Market volatility will likely become more frequent as interest rates are expected to rise globally, according to one foreign exchange strategist.
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"Such events are becoming more frequent, more severe and more widespread and will become even worse unless we act urgently, now," he said.
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As more trees are cut down, there will be more frequent droughts, endangering food and water supplies, and livelihoods for millions of people.
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While such outbreaks of extreme warmth are not new, he said, there are many signs that climate change is making them more frequent.
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Small-business advocacy groups, like the nonpartisan National Small Business Association, also see skilled labor becoming a more frequent concern among its membership.
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Sites hosting popular foreign television shows have had videos taken down, and tools used to skirt the censors have faced more frequent disruptions.
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They appear to be betting that California lawmakers will eventually set up a better approach for bearing the costs of more frequent wildfires.
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Unrest in Hong Kong has grown since the protests began in June, and violent clashes between police and protesters have become more frequent.
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We work hard to improve security with every software release because the threats are becoming more frequent and more sophisticated all the time.
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That poses a big navigation challenge for the mission team, requiring much more frequent maneuvers to keep the spacecraft where it needs to be.
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Around the three-year mark, those conversations became more frequent and serious, and before going home for the holidays, we decided to get engaged.
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Having a high relationship quality with mothers may contribute to more frequent communication about sexuality, which can lead to less engagement in early sex.
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The prospect of more frequent and intense heatwaves raises especially pointed questions for city officials, because surface air temperatures are higher in urban environments.
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However, as climate change progresses, the areas that aardvarks live in are predicted to get hotter and drier, with longer and more frequent droughts.
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" This is true even in the regions surrounding much warmer Texan waters, where flesh-eating bacterial infections are more frequent but not "super common.
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Luxury lingerie and high quality functional products are becoming increasingly popular among Chinese women, and a more frequent topic of discussion on social media.
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The impact may be even more deleterious for a weekly futures strategy, which will inevitably require more frequent "rolling" into ever-longer-dated futures.
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But more frequent and severe extreme heat events are consistent with what scientists have observed due in large part to human-caused global warming.
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"While typhoons and cyclones have long plagued the region, changes in climate have made them more frequent and intense," she told a House subcommittee.
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As extreme storms and weather events, including drought and wildfires, become more frequent and widespread, the potential for a climate-induced foreclosure crisis increases.
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More frequent and intense dust storms, linked to climate changes, are hurting people's health in regions such as the Arabian Peninsula and Central Asia.
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Researchers evaluated the likely impact of more frequent and more severe heat waves on 741,22060 hydropower and 103,210 thermoelectric power plants around the world.
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Densely populated cities generate sufficient orders over a small area that they can be aggregated into daily, or even more frequent, deliveries by van.
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Researchers evaluated the likely impact of more frequent and more severe heat waves on 24,515 hydropower and 1,427 thermoelectric power plants around the world.
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But consequential decisions related to third-party-owned smart infrastructure are only going to become more frequent as cities become increasingly digitized and connected.
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"It was just a game for him," she said while also claiming that the forced sexual encounters became more frequent as time went on.
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Under third-generation strong-arm ruler Kim Jong Un, missile tests have become more frequent, straining relations with South Korea and the United States.
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Scientists agree that large, destructive wildfires, of which the Fort McMurray fire is a prime example, are becoming more frequent because of climate change.
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Kidnapping has become more frequent in conflict-ridden Afghanistan in recent years, with Afghans of all income levels, as well as foreigners, potential targets.
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LONDON UNDERGROUND: Under Johnson, use of the London Underground increased to record levels with upgrades to many of the lines and more frequent services.
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The trend: News organizations have been promoting anonymous tip hotlines since Trump took office and leaks from his Administration started to become more frequent.
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Rail experts and executives at utilities warn chaotic episodes like this may become more frequent over coming years until new freight lines are built.
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But under Kasich's order, MacDonald fears patients like her will have to make more frequent visits and pay $150 out of pocket every time.
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Better yet, the land is producing a crop even as southern Africa's droughts grow stronger and more frequent, a problem linked to climate change.
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This renewed discussion over these policies is occurring just as summer begins and rap shows across the city and the country become more frequent.
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Examining these periods of time, it became clear there was a congruence between periods of increased unemployment and more frequent episodes of school shootings.
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Competition for water access will continue to intensify, attacks targeting water systems will grow more frequent, and the threat to international security more grave.
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And while bank failures that end with write-downs of account balances happen, hacks and other losses of crypto-currencies are far more frequent.
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The foreign ministry also said "biased statements" with regards to Kyrgyzstan have become more frequent in Kazakhstan and appeared in state-run media there.
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And that's been driving more frequent impulse purchases in stores, which likely boosted department stores and other specialty brands over the recent Thanksgiving weekend.
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"Low-level dissent or criticism of the regime, until recently unthinkable, is becoming more frequent," said Thae, who spoke in fluent, British-accented English.
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Washington is believed to be lagging in the space because Beijing and Moscow conduct successful tests of hypersonic technology at a more frequent pace.
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"Across most of the United States, the heaviest rainfall events have become heavier and more frequent," the US government's Fourth National Climate Assessment states.
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While scientists can&apost directly link individual storms to climate change, warming overall makes them more frequent and stronger than they would otherwise be.
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The more frequent presence of the Royal Navy is a chance for the two navies to train more closely in the future, he added.
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In this era when extreme weather events are becoming more and more frequent, weather data are more than obscure numbers on a computer screen.
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After all, their anxiety should be driving them to monitor their health more closely and schedule more frequent checkups than those without health anxiety.
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The latest report also warned of more disruption to global food chains as extreme weather events become even more frequent due to climate change.
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"The odds of developing elevated anxiety symptoms were 1.15 times higher for more frequent cannabis users than less frequent or non-users," he said.
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But the winter we've seen this past year will be much more frequent, and we'll see much more that are even warmer than this.
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Groundskeepers fed them grain, but the grass that lined the pond required more frequent resodding or reseeding, and their excrement needed to be removed.
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A 2016 study in the journal Science found that tornado outbreaks, or several tornadoes forming in the same weather system, were becoming more frequent.
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While Mr. Schumer's appeals to Ms. Abrams have been more frequent, his partner's one meeting with Ms. Abrams may have had a bigger effect.
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But in some parts of the world, like Bangladesh and Mozambique, there is evidence that rising temperatures are making cyclones stronger and more frequent.
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The insurers agree that the floods were previously a 21.9-in-233-year event, but say climate change has made such events more frequent.
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The study was conducted from May to July and therefore did not include the holiday months, when gift-giving may be even more frequent.
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A third factor that may be linked to climate change is the more frequent "stalling" of storms—as has happened with Dorian this week.
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But it's not your imagination: his public musings about how people look have become much more frequent since the first year of his presidency.
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As mass shootings in America have become more frequent and more deadly, the companies that sell firearms have faced pressure to address gun violence.
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The insurers agree that the floods were previously a 25-in-21-year event, but say climate change has made such events more frequent.
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A friend told me that as you age, your teeth separate and food gets stuck in them more so you need more frequent cleaning.
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At the 1K level, fliers can expect more frequent upgrades, waived fees to book or change award travel, and 11 miles per dollar spent.
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While we're on the subject, a new analysis found that 95-degree days are expected to become much more frequent in the coming decades.
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Instead of receiving immediate surgery or radiation, men with lower-risk cancer are watched more closely and receive more frequent PSA tests and biopsies.
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What's happening in Texas is heartbreaking, and yet it will be a more frequent part of modern life unless we do something about it.
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Before "Traveller," Ms. Stapleton occasionally joined Mr. Stapleton's set, but during the tour for that album, her presence became more frequent, and more integral.
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Having weekly numbers on Donald Trump means we'll still have more frequent approval ratings than what we had for any president before Barack Obama.
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Alongside fears about water shortages, rising temperatures present other big risks for Canada's farmers, including more frequent crop-damaging storms and other wild weather.
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"The abuse became more frequent, more powerful and more demeaning in the days and hours leading up to Mr. Urtula's death," the statement added.
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The need for flood control is becoming more urgent with the bigger and more frequent storms that are forecast with climate change, they say.
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Better and more frequent measures of high school students and courses would illuminate the pathways that students follow, and the benefits gained from them.
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As anomalous as that might sound, scientists expect it to become a more frequent occurrence due to the impacts of human-driven climate change.
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Familiarity with alcohol might make kids more likely to start drinking earlier in life or lead to more frequent drinking, the study team notes.
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It's similar to these smaller, more frequent fires, except it burns a little hotter, covers more land and is just a little more intense.
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The company distributes Nuplazid through a network of specialty pharmacies that allow them to be in more frequent contact with both patients and caregivers.
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In California, he falsely claimed forest mismanagement was responsible for the state's deadly wildfires last fall, which have become more deadly and more frequent.
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Other types of mutations, such as those that increase one's risk of colon cancer, may indicate the need for increased or more frequent screening.
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Night-flying by California fire agencies could become more frequent in coming years given the increasing wildfire risk and drought conditions around the state.
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Extreme weather events like these are becoming more frequent and more severe: in the U.S. just this year, five states have set wildfire records.
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But climate change is, broadly, rendering these kinds of events more severe, and in some cases more frequent, in many parts of the country.
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As the climate continues to change, extreme rain events are expected to become more frequent and intense, creating greater risk of major flooding disasters.
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The company has stopped upgrading its servers and maintenance on its fiber optic network was halted, causing ever more frequent service disruptions, they said.
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But there's no reason they won't become more frequent after this weekend, which persuaded both Trump supporters and protesters that they were under attack.
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Experts said that could be an early indicator of a wider economic toll from climate change, which is making wildfires more frequent and destructive.
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The havoc caused by major weather events such as Hurricane Sandy, which scientists say will become more frequent as climate change progresses, is obvious.
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Heat waves: Heat waves have become longer and more frequent around the world over the past 50 years, particularly in Europe, Asia, and Australia.
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And as average temperatures rise due to climate change, these spans of extreme heat are poised to get longer, more intense, more frequent, and deadlier.
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I once had a reply guy whose comments started off innocuous, then steadily became more frequent — and more suggestive — when I stopped liking his replies.
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The answer seems to lie somewhere in the neighborhood of not really slightly surprising as news of sex toy vulnerability becomes more and more frequent.
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Vaccines were only 25% effective against the virus subtype this year, according to CDC reports, and the strain results in more frequent and serious infections.
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Seven months after crowdfunding, fans got a brief update about the UI. In response to a number of complaints, the developers promised more frequent updates.
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Chipotle is seeking to deliver the best possible customer service, believing this to be the key in driving infrequent customers into becoming more frequent customers.
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Sergiy Knyazev, the head of Ukraine's National Police, issued a statement Sunday condemning the recent attack and acknowledging that such incidents had become more frequent.
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