More generally, they hope to understand why cacti evolve different spines, and more generally how the shapes of spines in nature across species can depend on their functions.
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Elected office -- and leadership more generally -- is not easy.
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Mobile wallets more generally are still a relatively new thing.
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Personalized learning more generally has seen early validation from researchers.
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Mr Trump's proposed budget would slash foreign aid more generally.
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More generally, decisions about where to locate are not efficient.
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It also risks creating problems for the country more generally.
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But many worry that, more generally, schools remain at risk.
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" Turner tweeted more generally about the issue too, writing,"YES.
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More generally, the court said last year in Reed v.
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More generally though I was nervous about my mental maths.
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More generally, the report will examine decision making within Whitehall.
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More generally, NASS is critical of Def Con's overall approach.
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More generally, Obama expresses disdain with the foreign policy community.
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This is how Trump does foreign policy thinking more generally.
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It means, more generally, the world outside the United States.
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More generally, Trump was back to his normal, emphatic self.
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And, we need to understand and respect addiction more generally.
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Just like women more generally, trans women vary a lot.
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They could help speed up the development process more generally.
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And more generally, the GOP is already facing stiff headwinds.
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And Thiel is gloomy about the American economy more generally.
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Ideas about nurturing and bringing things into being more generally.
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The Switch sex halo extended to the brand more generally, too.
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Strangely, Arrival was also the most loved Oscars topic more generally.
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Radio is particularly suited to this, as are mixes more generally.
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That's a good encapsulation of O'Rourke's performance in Congress more generally.
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What are your thoughts on promoting free pornography sites more generally?
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If you care about consumer packaged goods more generally, keep reading.
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More generally, I didn't encounter many issues when wearing the glasses.
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Section 1001 covers false statements more generally, without requiring an oath.
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More generally, the economy has been in trouble for some time.
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More generally, they're an indication of the future of space exploration.
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Widespread youthful rebelliousness, she argues, corresponded more generally with social instability.
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More generally, Shiller senses "almost a kind of anxiety" surrounding Trump.
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Women more generally are at the centre of the Utopian story.
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And what can they teach us about the species more generally?
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More generally, the narrative of meteoric rise and then well-deserved
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More generally, many studies find worse work performance follows poor sleep.
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But it would also sharpen anxiety among U.S. allies more generally.
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They no longer serve the citizens of the nation more generally.
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More generally, the Supreme Court said in June in Reed v.
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More generally, many activists have argued that FARA is chronically underenforced.
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More generally the onset of daylight is delayed by an hour.
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In Thailand, yes, but also in the trans community more generally.
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But more generally, these "claws" serve as an indication of luxury.
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Social support is also related to our well-being more generally.
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How would that affect the upcoming election, or politics more generally?
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More generally, the cost of ethical compromise was his lifelong theme.
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More generally, she also leads with white woman and minority voters.
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More generally, "facts and circumstances" rules are inherently uncertain in application.
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Understanding these systems can help elucidate how galaxies evolve more generally.
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Congress could also change the legal status of marijuana more generally.
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Trump and the federal government more generally are a clear one.
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Some economists are also skeptical more generally about ending interest deductibility.
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Nader — and Mueller's investigation more generally — could be providing the proof.
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She supports universal health care and reducing drug prices more generally.
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This framing also helps to understand the reactions to centralisation more generally.
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But it does seem electric vehicles, more generally, are here to stay.
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But Nazi confiscations still loom large in European historical memory more generally.
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Understanding it more generally will force us to understand this algebraic structure.
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So too Michelle Wolf, and the White House Correspondents' Dinner more generally.
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In fact, East Grinstead's approach may point to Britain's attitudes more generally.
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Steve Weiss is bearish on Macy's and the retail space more generally.
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More generally, the capital will go towards expansion, particularly around consumer marketing.
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More generally, though, it's just better at depicting people operating under constraints.
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By celebrating him, many Catholics also celebrate his hardline stance more generally.
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Nor would it comment more generally on the big data competition issue.
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GREENSPAN: I THINK THE ISSUE MORE GENERALLY, IT'S FISCAL POLICY THAT'S INVOLVED.
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Many others complained more generally about the problem on Twitter and Reddit.
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More generally, low rates are imperiling banks' core means of making money.
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Negative interest rates, and monetary policy more generally, are not a panacea.
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The ad is about the importance of Supreme Court nominations more generally.
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More generally, central banks lack potent tools to offset imported economic troubles.
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More generally, Republicans tend to do better among the most consistent voters.
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What's her legacy -- in California politics and in Democratic politics more generally?
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The indictment filed against Halabi speaks more generally of "millions of dollars".
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Violent crime more generally surged by more than 12 percent in Illinois.
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But democracy more generally is based on informed consent of the governed.
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Where do your ideas about goodness, and morals more generally, come from?
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They got together to talk Gemstones, evangelicalism, and Danny McBride more generally.
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Performance sneakers — shoes worn for athletic activity — are doing poorly more generally.
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The chromosome more generally is committed to its bearer's health and persistence.
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There's never normalized space in that moment, or more generally, in society.
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More generally, the WoVeN program helps veterans meet people in their communities.
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Like death more generally, my father's was somehow both predictable and shocking.
|
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But it also teaches us an important lesson about regulation more generally.
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That paradox is, more generally speaking, a very important quality for architecture.
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This time, Bouvier told me, he offered them his services more generally.
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Among voters more generally, health care remains the top priority for Iowans.
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More generally, we're seeing changes in market structure around the repo market.
|
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Amazon, and e-commerce more generally, is also disrupting the labor market.
|
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But it is also used more generally for real-time transaction settlements.
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" More generally, Mueller added, "people vote their pocketbooks not their Twitter feeds.
|
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More generally, however, images of trans and queer bodies tend toward abstraction.
|
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What does this mean for the future of the law more generally?
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More generally, it is unclear what the GOP's message is right now.
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But I think more generally, this feels like a bachelorette weekend theme song.
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More generally, Whitman trained his poetic eye on those left marginalized by society.
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Then he asked: who had come to improve their self-esteem more generally?
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College students "are not representative of emerging adults more generally," Arnett pointed out.
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Phillips claims no right to refuse service to gays and lesbians more generally.
|
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More generally, however, Schlossberg thinks the outlook for high-dividend names remains strong.
|
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More generally, Fed officials have been over-predicting economic growth in this recovery.
|
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More generally 2018 is seemingly a year for growth and development at Coinbase.
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More generally, they speak to possible futures, to writing history as it happens.
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The AHA — and tenured professors more generally — must reject and dispel such thinking.
|
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Results like these help scientists understand supernovae and white dwarf stars more generally.
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What's true of Trump's supporters is more generally true of the Republican Party.
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More generally, it's important to examine the incentive structure underpinning the recommendation engine.
|
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Indeed, government policy to reduce waste more generally would make a huge difference.
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Cillizza: Explain the significance of Woodfin's win for Birmingham and Alabama more generally.
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More generally, she has effectively presented herself as a fresh and charismatic presence.
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More generally: Why should we believe that bureaucrats and politicians are so smart?
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More generally, studies have shown that students who apply sooner receive more money.
|
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But artificial intelligence remains a core future growth plank for Google more generally.
|
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More generally, pregnant women can avoid traveling to areas at risk of Zika.
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They could then expand insights from this model to describe hair more generally.
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Schatz will speak more generally on legislation relevant to startups and venture capital.
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To start off, I wanted to talk about casting for theater more generally.
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More generally, Aker BP is pushing ahead in digitising its assets and operations.
|
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The problem is larger than politics — murders are spiking across Mexico more generally.
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And, more generally, strange results happen a lot more often in special elections.
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Before that, he was a national legal correspondent, covering the law more generally.
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What do you think about the rise of populism among conservatives more generally?
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" But, she added, "More generally, people will not give a damn, I think.
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"We would be concerned if Australians stopped using sunscreen more generally," she said.
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More generally, 70% of voters said the Supreme Court was an important issue.
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"senior reporter at Business Insider") or to describe your job more generally (e.g.
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Beyond that, Republican moderates are starting to grumble about Democratic tactics more generally.
|
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USCIS spokesman Michael Bars was able to comment more generally on the policy.
|
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Europe could also implement measures to insulate Europe's business with Iran more generally.
|
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Financing activity in the logistics sector is picking up more generally in Asia.
|
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It could also have a big impact on the American landscape more generally.
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Not everyone agrees that Fox, or conservative sources more generally, dominate abortion coverage.
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More generally, a "fear contagion" phenomenon was taking hold, van der Linden added.
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Board, the promise of that decision, and of integration more generally, remains unfulfilled.
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How do you conceive of the role of forgiveness in society more generally?
|
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What should children be taught in schools about homosexuality and more generally about sex?
|
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How to deal with e-vehicle rental firms more generally is another pressing matter.
|
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More generally, I have no sensory experience in my mind of any discernible nature.
|
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More generally, Washington should make sure that Germany stops messing up the European economy.
|
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Nothing has been done to address alleged trading abuses by foreign countries more generally.
|
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Sessions did, however, speak about immigration more generally -- largely echoing sentiments from his boss.
|
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Indeed, speaking in 2009, President Barack Obama praised Erdogan, and Turkish democracy more generally.
|
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More generally, many VR social networks let people hang around and watch videos together.
|
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More generally, investors are asking themselves what is the right price for Italian risk.
|
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As far as 1MDB more generally, we're working hard to get it behind us.
|
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More generally, scientists — especially younger scientists — are entering the public arena like never before.
|
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Furthermore, this is symptomatic of a rising distrust of experts and professionals more generally.
|
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More generally, outside threats and internal crises have increased the EU's prominence and salience.
|
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And this is just the latest data breach to impact this industry more generally.
|
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Xi Jinping, China's president, wants to take the same approach to technology more generally.
|
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More generally, Disney-Marvel is extremely meticulous with its continuity; Fox-Marvel is not.
|
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More generally, I noticed that the three winners this year are all English speakers.
|
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More generally, the rules governing the way rooftop solar is regulated are in flux.
|
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More generally, SoundCloud is in a bit of a crunch time at the moment.
|
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More generally, opening links and documents received by email is a bad security practice.
|
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More generally, you shouldn't trust any VPN company because the risks are too high.
|
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Online information more generally has an almost limitless diversity of sources, with varied credibility.
|
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More generally the problems that TikTok is facing right now are not unfamiliar ones.
|
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More generally, he advocates an "America First" economic policy, a phrase redolent of protectionism.
|
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He supported the creation of a national bank and strong national powers more generally.
|
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Medicaid expansion disproportionately benefits nonwhite Americans; so does spending on public health more generally.
|
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That's the issue that haunts the Antarctic Treaty, and the Treaty System more generally.
|
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More generally, iOS needs professional, expensive and well-maintained apps like Scrivener and Ulysses.
|
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"It is a brilliant model for understanding neural networks more generally," says de Lecea.
|
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Identity is a popular area for investors interested in blockchain and decentralization more generally.
|
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These strikingly different websites reflect the two presidents' divergent approaches to policy more generally.
|
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Framed more generally, are parties and leaders responsible for the behavior of their donors?
|
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More generally, the ratio of human interventions over total automated tasks should be decreasing.
|
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And there was a decent amount of speculation about the tax environment more generally.
|
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Some of these benefits aren't about Day One specifically but about journaling more generally.
|
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But he doesn't explain how these apply to the American job market more generally.
|
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But more generally, the idea of repealing Obamacare still has valence among conservative voters.
|
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Facebook also said he can't send messages, comments, or post on Facebook more generally.
|
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That New Year&aposs optimism tracks for resolutions more generally, even outside the gym.
|
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Meanwhile, Trump allies are echoing his attacks on Mueller — and the DOJ more generally.
|
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More generally, though, might this accelerate the pace of technological change around the world?
|
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More generally, what we breathe affects how well we perform at school or work.
|
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More generally, these images capture a rapidly changing city in the decade before Prohibition.
|
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More generally, lots of people seem to see a dark end ahead for Dany.
|
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It also made sense that the California Girl would take a backseat more generally.
|
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Although ice is especially weird, similar questions arise in condensed matter physics more generally.
|
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The political reaction led many localities to cut back more generally on ICE cooperation.
|
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Each of these points is absolutely worth discussion, in this case and more generally.
|
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Using a password manager will also help make your online life more generally secure.
|
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More generally, there has been trepidation about the very processes of the law itself.
|
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On both immigration and economic concerns, millennials hold more liberal positions than Americans more generally.
|
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The Breitbarts of the world will be enabled by Facebook and the internet more generally.
|
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You should also talk more generally about how you handle money: what's your budget like?
|
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This work might force scientists to rethink how water cycles through the planet more generally.
|
|
Congress performed several hearings to discuss JWST and the future of space research more generally.
|
|
Kickstarter—and crowdfunding more generally—has fallen out of favor with games in recent years.
|
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Part of Tesla's goal is to build a system that's robust and more generally useful.
|
|
Before launching into that weighty discussion, how did your experience go with them more generally?
|
|
More generally, it points to the somewhat restrained nature of the recent stock market rally.
|
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More generally, most SF is writing about the present through the lens of the future.
|
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As a bonus, there are lessons aplenty about the history of human culture more generally.
|
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She described prediction markets more generally as an important data point for people to consider.
|
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For that matter, Uber has never really made high ethical standards a priority more generally.
|
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These chocolatiers are devoted to avocados and, it would seem, millennial lifestyle trends more generally.
|
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More generally, Timehop's numbers speak of the bigger competitive forces that have swirled around it.
|
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More generally, Kates says, there remains a big gap in funding for HIV/AIDS efforts.
|
|
More generally, many corporate espionage strategies, and sophisticated market research programs, could become utterly pointless.
|
|
JOHN CARLIN: More generally, let's think of where we are in terms of this technology.
|
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But I do think we're seeing it more generally because startups are becoming more mainstream.
|
|
Talk about what that means to be a venture partner just kind of more generally.
|
|
More generally, the Big East's renewed focus on basketball is a boon to its programs.
|
|
During the performance, everyone was all smiles, but the reaction online was more generally bewildered.
|
|
Ironically, the law is deployed to undermine legality and the rule of law more generally.
|
|
But Best's episode might be an indicator of the outdated nature of FOIA more generally.
|
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Researchers think skipping screenings may be a marker for more generally neglecting one's own health.
|
|
At times like these, thoughts naturally turn to the outlook for the dollar more generally.
|
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The value of those businesses collapsed in 2008, as did the housing market more generally.
|
|
Executive compensation more generally has been assailed for the apparent lack of correlation with performance.
|
|
Instead he spoke more generally about the organization's cholera eradication plan, which is grossly underfunded.
|
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To Trump, the Bush clan is everything he hates about politics -- and elites more generally.
|
|
But in one key way, it's more generally useful: It's far less fiddly to use.
|
|
Biotech -- and healthcare more generally -- got caught in the crossfire during the 2016 presidential election.
|
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"More generally, control of unintended momentum tilts by optimization or momentum factor hedging would help."
|
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More generally, however, anti-Washington sentiment seemed to ratchet up significantly under President Barack Obama.
|
|
Some worry that international law more generally will be undermined by all this rule-breaking.
|
|
Mr. King has also stirred anti-immigrant sentiment more generally, in his district and nationally.
|
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More generally, the report argues that the bureau's jurisdiction overlaps with that of other regulators.
|
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More generally, fiscally moderate and centrist voters have trended toward Democrats during the Trump era.
|
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More generally, as with any forecast model, past performance is no guarantee of future results.
|
|
Beijing has been trying to restrict imports of coal more generally to support domestic prices.
|
|
Such differences are emblematic of how the South American trio treat enterprise and investment more generally.
|
|
Those differences suggest much about how the South American trio treat enterprise and investment more generally.
|
|
When it comes to AI advances more generally, though, there's a lot that gives researchers pause.
|
|
More generally, it's also a good idea to minimize the distance between you and your Switch.
|
|
It's important to study these early planets in order to understand how planets form more generally.
|
|
More generally, it serves as an important advance on the journey to fully characterizing exoplanet atmospheres.
|
|
More generally, he is seen as someone who would remain insulated from manipulation by US adversaries.
|
|
But Souq apart, high barriers to trade have prevented e-commerce more generally from taking off.
|
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More generally, large parts of Silicon Valley support basic incomes as a fix for automated unemployment.
|
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The idea was to reduce state intervention in the economy more generally—to give people liberty.
|
|
Two, Zuckerberg presents Facebook specifically and social media more generally as a leveling force in democracies.
|
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The debate about the merits of Kolpaks in cricket resembles that about migrant workers more generally.
|
|
Second, this whistleblower -- and whistleblowers more generally -- are not the star witness in cases like this.
|
|
"Our main concern is access to reliable macroeconomic data, and more generally, transparency," said one trader.
|
|
That coincides with the rise of anti-immigrant parties in her country and Europe more generally.
|
|
Its target users are enterprise customers, in a market more generally associated with consumer-facing products.
|
|
More generally, most CEOs probably calculate that the costs of tariffs would mainly fall on consumers.
|
|
As BTS, and K-pop more generally, becomes more popular around the world, the fanbase diversifies.
|
|
The breach comes at a difficult time for Saks and Lord & Taylor, and retailers more generally.
|
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More generally, though, it is used as shorthand for saying that computers are always getting better.
|
|
"We are not really sure how much that will impact the market more generally," he said.
|
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More generally, the campaign will fashion Airbnb as the more serendipitous and trendy way to travel.
|
|
More generally, they say that this is just something China will have to put up with.
|
|
Matthew believes this unwillingness to educate kids about queer sex and queerness more generally is harmful.
|
|
More generally, uncertainty over the composition of the next government adds to uncertainty about fiscal consolidation.
|
|
The stimulus risks increasing once again corporate sector indebtedness and, more generally, reversing progress in deleveraging.
|
|
There is no doubt that Todd will ask about impeachment and the president's conduct more generally.
|
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She began to hold meetings to discuss the tavern and crime in her neighborhood more generally.
|
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And more generally, patients tend to vastly overestimate the benefits and underestimate the harms of treatment.
|
|
Now that I'm at CNN, I still value PK's wisdom about Congress -- and politics more generally.
|
|
More generally, machine intelligence today is brittle and lacks the robustness and flexibility of human intelligence.
|
|
Speaking more generally about corruption, Xi said the fight against the problem remained "severe and complex".
|
|
More generally, Facebook has been shuttering parts of its ad business that are seeing less activity.
|
|
Accordingly, U.S. entertainment companies will be increasingly active in Nigeria, and in African markets more generally.
|
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More generally, Mr. Trump's views on the issue have changed depending upon the political party involved.
|
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More generally, I see science as part of the Enlightenment — namely reason applied to human betterment.
|
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More generally, official figures struggle to capture real-time developments as they happen on the ground.
|
|
More generally, the relaxed ownership limits on UHF stations also unsettled some TV and media companies.
|
|
Rising ticket prices and inflation more generally mean that every record is bound to fall eventually.
|
|
The media coverage coming out of Congress -- and Washington more generally -- will be all about impeachment.
|
|
Also (more generally): a person showing unnecessary fear or an unreasonable and extreme suspicion of others.
|
|
More generally, broad campaigns should be undertaken to restore a larger congressional role in foreign affairs.
|
|
But if things go awry, it could deepen anxieties among fellow Republicans and voters more generally.
|
|
"The government doesn't function in the Sulu area and in Muslim Mindanao more generally," Jones said.
|
|
But I think there's a silver lining here for the state of the campaign more generally.
|
|
Trump's approval rating for handling national security more generally is also low: 40% approve, 50% disapprove.
|
|
More generally, cracking down on tax evasion will require that the community learn to trust government.
|
|
This is not a ding on the social scientific understanding of elections or democracy more generally.
|
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And that effect could redound beyond solar, helping normalize renewable energy (and carbon policy) more generally.
|
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The Ivy League uses a formula for its recruited athletes that might be of use more generally.
|
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More generally, he said the company has been focused on the technology rather than the business model.
|
|
Indeed, Mack often seems to be channeling her own past, or that of American teenagers more generally.
|
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More generally, she believes all of us should consider our planet's health as well as our own.
|
|
Trump's New Hampshire win is a political earthquake for the Republican Party and American politics more generally.
|
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But the confusion and lack of response are indicative of the rollout of these changes more generally.
|
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More generally on financial matters, the Synapse CEO said the company reached $12 million ARR last year.
|
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Still, the presence of stray hairs could suggest a lack of attention to food hygiene more generally.
|
|
Majorities say they rarely trust the president, Congress, the Supreme Court or the federal government more generally.
|
|
Indeed, since Trump's election in 2016, the Republican Party — and conservatism more generally — has been thoroughly Trumpified.
|
|
Revolut plans to customize its product a bit more for the German market, and more generally Europe.
|
|
More generally, what needs to happen to the "Austrian model" to make it work in the future?
|
|
Publicly, Trump has rarely criticized Xi personally or China's strategic policies and human rights record more generally.
|
|
Nonetheless, the deal is testament to the development of bitcoin, Ethereum and cryptocurrencies more generally in Korea.
|
|
And, of course, they'll want to know more about possible political bias on Mueller's team more generally.
|
|
However, there has yet to be an unambiguous legal recognition of the right to procreate more generally.
|
|
That is the key reason labor has supported the RPS and state clean energy policies more generally.
|
|
Thankfully, there have been noticeable advances for women in leadership roles, and in the workforce more generally.
|
|
More generally, it means a lot of focus on physics and interacting with objects in the world.
|
|
More generally, though, it's obvious lots of companies see beauty as a lucrative area for tech developments.
|
|
Skovrund wasn't worried about this specific hybridization example, though climate change more generally likely threatens both species.
|
|
Why has the TPP, and free trade more generally, attracted so much ire during the presidential campaign?
|
|
"More generally, we believe it is incumbent upon larger countries to treat smaller ones fairly," he said.
|
|
Anything else you want to say about the walkout or the issue of gun violence more generally?
|
|
Like Kodi more generally, Lackman claims that the addons on his site were aimed at legal streaming.
|
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More generally, this attitude—mocking vapid white people, questioning the constraints of filial duty—was eye-opening.
|
|
Beyond advertising, Facebook also has been blamed for spreading disinformation more generally, with deadly consequences in Myanmar.
|
|
But more generally, the big banks haven't gotten back the mojo they lost in the financial crisis.
|
|
Third, and more generally, we should distinguish between low market earnings and a decent overall living standard.
|
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"I think border security, more generally," Bottner, a senior adviser at the Independent Women's Forum, told Hill.
|
|
More generally, a number of scholars have argued that emoji represent a fundamental shift in language use.
|
|
To those of us focused on climate risks and solutions, and science-based issues more generally, sure.
|
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More generally, Trump allies worry about what Cohen could know, given his long association with the president.
|
|
Trump has defied the norms and expectations of the presidency, and American politics more generally, and succeeded.
|
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More generally, they insist greater discipline about driving his chosen message of the day is a must.
|
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More generally, Abramowitz noted that Sanders won most income groups in New Hampshire by a significant margin.
|
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More generally, some forecasters argue that open-seat races are harder to predict than incumbent reelection years.
|
|
Of the play more generally, he said that Mr. Milken always dealt fairly with others in business.
|
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The darkest discussions swirled around the possible collapse of the eurozone and the European Union more generally.
|
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But if this group is anything like the political class more generally, Nevada barely got a mention.
|
|
Supplies of the gold reserve, shown above, are limited; the standard sourwood honey is more generally available.
|
|
Indeed, allowing copyright to expand beyond its traditional contours poses risks to innovation and creativity more generally.
|
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More generally, his emphasis on personal responsibility gave rise to the Protestant ethic of gainful hard work.
|
|
US wages more generally have risen in that time, according to a Pew review of BLS statistics.
|
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That's why the first step to anonymous sequencing is to clean up your ecommerce habits more generally.
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Its situation is also made difficult by the widespread prevalence of fake goods in China more generally.
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More generally, they complain of burdensome regulations, created largely without physician input, that doctors already must follow.
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She would also look to boost rehabilitation and reintegration programs for people convicted of crimes more generally.
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Senate Democrats are accusing the Trump administration of burying climate change reports and more generally undermining science.
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The problem becomes most obvious at pinch points, such as December 31st, but is true more generally.
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Growing health awareness more generally has also led to the emergence of a new profession: Wellbeing manager.
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That mirrors the pattern among Democrats more generally, but holds to a greater degree among black voters.
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Executives are also concerned that the business climate could get even tougher for U.S. companies more generally.
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That's already evident on immigration more generally: Polls show voters more supportive of immigration than ever before.
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A lot of people worry that robots — or more generally, software and automation — will take everyone's job.
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Toward the end of the call, the pro and I discussed her work at Bravely more generally.
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It helps explain, more generally, why more homogeneous countries tend to have more robust social safety nets.
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It also makes it more difficult to sustain public sector retirement programs and elder care more generally.
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The last two years have not been particularly great for cultural criticism and culture writing more generally.
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But in the PKK situation, and more generally when the two disagreed, Erdoğan's preferences generally won out.
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British exit from the European Union could be disruptive for Britain and for the EU more generally.
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She appreciates goth but identifies more generally as alternative, or what True would call an alterna-chick.
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Post your questions and comments, whether they are more generally about breakfast or baking this recipe in particular.
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Instead, it talks more generally about the need to protect personal privacy and the security of customer information.
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More generally, Klarna's rising valuation comes at a key time in the world of online commerce and payments.
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Or, more generally, they can be something welcoming, something a child (or a child's ghost) might respond to.
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Additionally, there's still a lot of experimental uncertainty around how neutrinos interact with matter more generally, she wrote.
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More generally, precarious labour may be as much the effect as the cause of less stable social relations.
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The other comments she heard were more generally about the case, not necessarily taking a side, she said.
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More generally, market executives tend to track measures including market profit and loss, customer acquisition and growth revenue.
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Mr. Carter's plan represents the latest provocation by the United States specifically, and NATO more generally, against Russia.
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More and more Americans are becoming less identified with a party and more generally anti the political establishment.
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But more generally we would always say that any violence or intimidation against a journalist is completely unacceptable.
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But more generally, funding is getting harder for a number of startups, with valuations under pressure for many.
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How did you come to center on that theme, both in Chernobyl and in your work more generally?
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"The stimulus risks increasing once again corporate sector indebtedness and, more generally, reversing progress in deleveraging," it said.
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"Rather than having hard skills, employers are looking more generally," said Michelle Armer, chief people officer at CareerBuilder.
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Finally, DLT has the potential to revolutionize clearing and settlement systems, as well as recordkeeping systems more generally.
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The largest energy ETFs more generally are the Energy Select Sector SPDR (XLE) and Vanguard's Energy ETF (VDE).
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But the term more generally has come to mean just 'those games that are copies of D&D.
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Also more generally, what do you make of the spread of breaks across house and techno right now?
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More generally, firefighters say one of their biggest concerns is smoke because of research linking it to cancer.
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Looking more generally at Fortune 85033 companies, only 21—or 4.2 percent—are led by a woman CEO.
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Even more generally, the customary criteria of winning and losing in war have largely become outdated and counterproductive.
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A woman is murdered in El Salvador every 19 hours; a murder -- more generally -- occurs every two hours.
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There's no question that their critiques of Trump have driven the conversation in Washington -- and politics more generally.
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The future of the paper, and journalism in this country more generally, may very well depend on it.
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More generally, Mr. Trump has discussed revising libel laws to make it easier to sue over critical coverage.
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More generally, if you've ever visited another country and benefited from a favorable exchange rate, you've practiced arbitrage.
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When we do make it more generally available, then, I think, that will solve some of the issues.
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More generally, I think her work has kept a polemical, at times even confrontational vein very much alive.
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Speaking more generally, do you feel like letting overarching concepts govern your records helps you narrow your focus?
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As a result, Park allegedly began euthanizing animals, beginning with sick and aggressive dogs, but then more generally.
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What does our analysis say more generally about the efficacy of politicizing xenophobia and racism in American elections?
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It is difficult to imagine a more bloodless season than this one, or a more generally cynical one.
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But that's the wrong way to think about what's happening to the Mac — and to PCs more generally.
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She also abandoned her focus on linguistics, Dr. Jaeger's specialty; she now studies attention and learning more generally.
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More generally, some people (asexual or otherwise) identify as having a romantic orientation different than their sexual orientation.
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Most notably, Chernobyl doesn't feel like a polemic against nuclear power, or Communism, or Soviet Russia more generally.
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Is the rise of Trumpist populism and illiberalism more generally a reaction against decadence or its logical fulfillment?
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Cillizza: Let's start simple: What does Zuckerberg -- and Facebook more generally -- want to get out of this week?
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Some other stories that more generally addressed curly hair, making reference to black salons and products, are below.
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In January the flows to emerging markets equity ETFs were strong, as were flows to Asia more generally.
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The United States should be a leader in foreign assistance, both to humanitarian crises and development more generally.
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Or more generally, do I have any responsibility to alert her directly to the inappropriateness of her behavior?
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He was seen as speaking more generally and mainly looking forward to the coming debate over tax cuts.
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I do not think that the Trump movement or the Republican Party more generally is a racist movement.
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To be clear: Romney will not lead a revolt against Trump -- on this impeachment vote or more generally.
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It places a higher value on the lives of your own countrymen than on human life more generally.
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More generally, courts have been offering increasingly robust protections of voting rights, and other civil rights, of late.
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It lays out a strategy that might be more generally useful for poor countries in escaping dire poverty.
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For opponents of CHYA and of LGBTQ-inclusive sex education more generally, these delays are a good thing.
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More generally, it's been a tough few weeks for gold, which has slipped as bond yields have risen.
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With chip manufacturers predicting slumping sales for 2019, tech more generally could be in line for a slowdown.
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Yet war — not just the one in Vietnam, but war more generally — rarely accords to such simple counterfactuals.
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More generally, it should recognize that conscientious providers encounter legal and institutional barriers to acting on their convictions.
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More generally, many worry about the implications for Russia in a world without the old rules and certainties.
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Okay, so let's speak a little more broadly, not about those accused of sexual misconduct but more generally.
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Bannon, on the other hand, has been consistently hostile to Ryan and to the Republican "establishment" more generally.
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On the surface, the reasons for the backlash were obvious, the Cambridge Analytica scandal, Russian interference more generally.
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It's tied up with how they feel about marriage equality, transgender bathroom access, and LGBTQ issues more generally.
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Simply put, it consists of central bank actions aimed at influencing interest rates and financial conditions more generally.
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In 1978, Issac Bashevis won the Nobel prize for literature, prompting a reappraisal of writing in Yiddish more generally.
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More generally, however, Amazon Video's children's programming trends toward science fiction elements: robots, time travel, aliens, and the paranormal.
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More generally, the Bartonian narrative of American history has been adopted by some within the Republican Party more widely.
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She hopes this could help them learn about reward behaviors more generally, specifically those related to drugs or addiction.
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AI is also used to predict crime more generally, led by PredPol, a predictive policing company Brantingham co-founded.
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More generally, he's bullish for the future, despite Brexit and the ongoing trade war between the U.S. and China.
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But, more generally, the myth that your analytics data will make you understand how to hockey-stick your users.
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More generally, the VIX turnabout is "a bit surprising but indicative of the complacency I think persists," Strugger added.
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Darroch also criticized Trump's foreign policy more generally, and cited the administration's stance on Iran as being of concern.
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Foreign ownership of British companies had been important in improving management practices and economic productivity more generally, Haldane said.
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More generally, overall euro zone debt supply was expected to fall given stronger economic growth and better public finances.
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In other words, is there a right of publicity case to be made against photo agencies/paparazzi more generally?
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"It's doubtful that many people will pursue VR porn who don't already pursue adult videos more generally," Ley added.
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It channels the power of the market and creative entrepreneurship to enhance the well-being of society more generally.
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More generally, investments in human capital have to be recognized as a fundamental growth factor for the U.S. economy.
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More generally—like lots of others—I medicate with alcohol, though I find hangovers are bad for the anxiety.
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The ability to grow accurate replicas of real tumours should help the hunt for better cancer drugs more generally.
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Markey pressed Facebook on whether it would support the bill and the principles of opt-in consent more generally.
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Investments in oncology and in biotech more generally can also resemble cryptocurrencies in their wild price swings (see chart).
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Overall, however, evangelical leaders have increasingly spoken out about Paige Patterson, and about male abuses of power more generally.
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More generally they mentioned training for technical teams, field sales and collaborative use-cases as areas with strong potential.
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More generally, Alibaba is also working to build a footprint in Southeast Asia, and GetLinks fits into that focus.
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"I agree... that more generally this pressure may be there by men outside of a dating situation," he says.
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If the #NeverHillary contingent of Sanders's base resembles his base more generally, then these #NeverHillary voters are disproportionately young.
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More specifically, Hamilton is a fanfic of Chernow's biography of Alexander Hamilton, and more generally of US history itself.
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"We do see her as a bit of a problem for freedom of the press more generally," Assange said.
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Finally, Horowitz also said he would look into DOJ and FBI leaks that happened during the campaign more generally.
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And more generally, trade-protectionist policies were supposed to harm large multinational companies while perhaps helping small domestic ones.
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More generally, traders have been taking cues from debt markets in recent days for an indication of economic sentiment.
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In rich countries, high denomination notes are commonly used for tax evasion, drug trafficking and money laundering more generally.
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More generally, our autocomplete predictions are produced based on a number of factors including the popularity of search terms.
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Papal vestments, Gibson pointed out, are a lightning rod for questions about the church's response to modernity more generally.
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More generally, China is evolving from a manufacturing and export behemoth into an economy sustained more by domestic consumption.
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To be sure, this isn't just about one special case of abortion specifically or women's reproductive autonomy more generally.
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More generally, the Netherlands' ratings benefit from the country's strong institutions, reflected in high World Bank governance indicator scores.
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Pompeo has been a critic of the nuclear deal in particular and the Obama administration's Iran policy more generally.
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Not surprisingly, regulators are focusing on security, both in industry verticals (think medical devices and cars) and more generally.
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More generally: Is the right way to behave with all people to ignore their gender in every professional interaction?
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Paul Kershaw: There is a domino relationship between people making initial acquisitions and then people making sales more generally.
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More generally, societal norms of masculinity can frame sadness, especially in the absence of a "rational" cause, as weakness.
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Ossoff's improbably successful campaign reflects the changing demographics of his district, and of the state (and country) more generally.
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I sat down with Mansfield to talk about this and about the state of the religious right more generally.
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He lost his battle to shield his aides from testifying and ultimately eroded his claim to secrecy more generally.
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What does it seem likely to produce in terms of preventing either reporting disasters or mass shootings more generally?
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If advertisers place money behind the sport of boxing more generally, perhaps the profiles of all fighters will rise.
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Circle this date for an intriguing shift around finances, especially debts and taxes, or more generally, other people's resources.
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It is really a model, a point of reference for the Italian and, more generally, Western societies of today.
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More generally, something truly extraordinary happened in American politics last year, and Clinton was at the center of it.
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More generally, however, the festival remains a dedicated showcase for the art of cinema, whether politically targeted or not.
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And, more generally, it's a move toward giving animals powers that evolution hasn't invented since life's been on Earth.
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More generally, most members of Congress often lack strong incentives to invest substantial time and energy in foreign policy.
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A growing body of literature illustrates why these differences matter, both for immunizations and in health care more generally.
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More generally, we must preserve and build on the anti-corruption efforts of both the Bush and Obama administrations.
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So with Xi's new lease on life, his leverage over Kim -- and global affairs more generally -- may have increased.
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Yet his peers disagree about the merits of his work, in part because they disagree more generally about methodology.
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How would you compare your version of socialism with other socialist organizations, like DSA, or democratic socialism more generally?
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But it's most likely that legislation will come in the form of data privacy laws more generally, Hazel said.
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Before we dive deeper into the extraordinary underground superpower of Indonesia's mangroves, a word about this ecosystem more generally.
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Wojcicki has previously said she also limits her children&aposs screen time more generally, sometimes taking away their phones.
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Warren went on to describe the ills of money in politics more generally without specifically mentioning the president again.
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Or do they open it up to a potentially broader swath of the population — picking more generally palatable candidates?
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That movement challenged the formal Vatican positions on abortion, contraception, same-sex marriage, divorce, and premarital sex more generally.
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And superhero stories more generally have always been about fighting whatever forces are threatening humanity and the free world.
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More generally, the worldwide, decades-long current toward racial tolerance is too strong to be undone by one man.
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With the latter and more generally the economy as a whole now treading water, those flows are reversing fast.
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The core argument of Gamergate, and of the alt-right more generally, has always been that caring is hypocritical.
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" More generally, the justices recognized that individuals "have a reasonable expectation of privacy in the whole of their physical movements.
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CEO Tim Cook previously criticized Facebook's handling of the Cambridge Analytica scandal, and more generally, its ad-focused business model.
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I called him up to talk more about his views on the movement, and about religion and science more generally.
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Since 220, it has reflected global challenges more generally, encompassing climate change and artificial intelligence as well as nuclear war.
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More generally, it's obviously great to have a variety of opinions, and all kinds of eccentrics in the United States.
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And more generally, all retailers are experiencing a decrease in foot traffic as consumers shop and spend more time online.
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At the same time, the evangelical Christian right more generally has, for the past few decades, sought to counter this.
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More generally, ShoCard has been working on a seamless service that lets you store your identity onto the bitcoin blockchain.
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Black Widow's death gets even grosser when you take into account Marvel's terrible track record with women characters more generally.
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Netanyahu's office put out a similar summary that referred to prospective Israeli-Palestinian peacemaking more generally as "the diplomatic process".
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"More generally, the IAEA has reported that Iran continues to implement its nuclear-related commitments under the deal," he added.
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More generally, most meta-studies have found that companies with better environmental, social and governance records improved their financial performance.
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The end goal is that podcasters will know more about their listeners and more about who enjoys podcasts more generally.
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More generally, Didi is far from the first Chinese company to head to Latin America with ambitions of dizzying growth.
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More generally, the answer is that Trump is not bright enough to understand the difference between literal and figurative language.
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More generally, effective labor markets will require less red tape and active employment policies, to boost competitiveness and job creation.
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And in the long run, that's going to be good for both the conservative movement and American democracy more generally.
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That's just one example, but it applies more generally across a variety of technical fields related to engineering and more.
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Justice Scalia was known as a larger-than-life figure, both during oral arguments and in public speaking more generally.
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O'Rourke released his own small business plan on Saturday, focusing on women, communities of color, and small businesses more generally.
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As a current university president, I have to ask you about the student debt problem, and college affordability more generally.
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More generally, the Chamber of Commerce, the largest business lobby in the country, is supportive of more liberal immigration policy.
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And it would be consistent with the approach conservatives have taken to rolling back broad-based benefit programs more generally.
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That would in turn put U.S. exports at a further disadvantage against Chinese, and more generally, global goods and services.
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Others wrote about Confederate memorialization more generally, in an effort to explain why these tangible reminders of white supremacy exist.
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So, what has been the policy response in Houston and Texas more generally in terms of prevention, resilience, and preparedness?
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So the escalating tensions here, I think, bode badly for the security of the region and the world more generally.
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The controversy hasn't prompted a steep decline in views of Trump's handling of the presidency or race relations more generally.
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More generally, they believe that the overall response, which also includes contact tracing and investigational treatments, may not be adequate.
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Now, the growing team hails from all over the country, in what Dziabiak credits to a more generally pleasant lifestyle.
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Yet going nuclear to enact this reform, even in this narrow instance, will further undermine the Senate's rules more generally.
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"We do see her as a bit of a problem for freedom of the press more generally," Mr. Assange said.
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More generally, critics have argued that history proves that health insurance mergers lead to higher premiums, without any countervailing benefits.
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It was developed in the early 1990s as a treatment for male infertility, though it is now used more generally.
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It also comes at a time when internally conservatives within the government are openly questioning the PMs judgment more generally.
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These workers were granted anonymity in order to speak frankly about working conditions and the situation more generally at Target.
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More generally, he has a predilection for avoiding in-person confrontations even as he relishes sparking controversy from a distance.
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Trump's failure to seize the leadership opportunity in Paris is consistent with his isolating approach to foreign policy more generally.
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"It's possible that these groups, or these philosophies that they're attacking more generally, are just lower-hanging fruit," she said.
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More generally, critics believed that the process of running unpaid posts was optimised for traffic and clicks above all else.
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How does his youth vote support (and young voters' liberalism more generally) not suggest that he represents the party's future?
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More generally, shutdown politics is the new normal and is increasingly relevant now that Trump is in the White House.
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More generally, Asians were irked that the Europeans appeared not to have grasped that their continent was in terminal decline.
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But their more generally appealing views and political experience seem to be working against them at the Libertarian National Convention.
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In that case too, Ms. Kaplan argued that Mr. Ratner was looking to intimidate women who spoke out more generally.
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That means any charges that emerge could end up having real consequences for Rousseff and for Brazilian politics more generally.
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The solution to improving trust and, thus, organ donation rates, then, is to improve fairness in health care more generally.
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More generally, he says they should consider scaling down their pesticide use and cultivating bee-friendly plants near coffee crops.
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More generally, though, it doesn't seem obvious at first glance that democracy would boost the caloric intake of the poor.
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Nevertheless, Elliott doesn't seem focused so much on ousting an eccentric CEO but, more generally, on boosting Twitter's stock price.
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Our findings have obvious implications for the spread of false news, for political polarization and for social divisions more generally.
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Each recommends utilizing that alcove for loungewear, linens, sweaters — soft products more generally suited to the whole pre-sleep headspace.
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The weapons are a liability and serve no valid reassurance purpose—not to Turkey specifically, or to NATO more generally.
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More generally, Trump has a simpler message to project, some Republicans say, under the banner of making America great again.
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"It's a period in fashion more generally that people are starting to look back on and find interesting," Turner said.
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At the center of this conundrum is a much-pondered question about the relationship between language and cognition more generally.
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Police shootings of unarmed African American youths raised fundamental questions about criminal justice and, more generally, about unyielding, systemic racism.
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What's been the impact of your reporting, and also more generally of people coming forward to talk about sexual misconduct?
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The moderators didn't ask a single question about abortion or reproductive health more generally, and candidates didn't bring it up.
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But the phrase more generally captures those priceless moments when straight culture abruptly comes face to face with queer culture.
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"It's a period in fashion more generally that people are starting to look back on and find interesting," Turner said.
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In the particular case of Afghanistan, and South Asia more generally, the newest concern is ISIS-Khorasan, or ISIS-K.
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The whole thing depends on readers looking at quotes out of context and, more generally, not knowing what words mean.
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She said, "These people," by which she meant sort of the tech barons, but just the plutocratic class more generally.
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The Senate intelligence committee will hold an open hearing on Russian efforts to influence campaigns more generally, on March 30.
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Trailing distantly were the more generally applicable "first gentleman" (20 percent), "first man" (11 percent), and "first husband" (8 percent).
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These laws are a far more significant impediment to local regulation, and to gun regulation more generally, than the Second Amendment.
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The second question is, what does it mean, more generally, that we have a rising industry of mercenaries around the world?
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The rationale was that talking about immigrants in particular was political speech while referring to Muslims more generally was hate speech.
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And the New Mexico Department of Transportation already has long-term plans in place for fixing the state's roads more generally.
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"The allegations in this new complaint, and in the litigation more generally, are just that — allegations," it said in a statement.
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More generally, like Mr Thaksin, he has used that popularity to weaken the rule of law and undermine the country's institutions.
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While our results are specific to the DACA program, we hope they may better inform decisions around immigration policy more generally.
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Then the researchers compared how each rider had performed and, more generally, how they felt when either ingesting or avoiding gluten.
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More generally, every EU member state has the autonomy to set and administer its own transfer pricing rules and tax policy.
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For instance, it's a common process in the U.K. More generally, other banks also have to deal with fake ID documents.
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Recently, members of Congress asked the FTC to look into these allegations and anti-competitive practices in app markets more generally.
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So we think this is a way to make AI become more generally intelligence, or what we call artificial general intelligence.
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More generally, replay attacks are often used to unlock cars, even if it's harder to turn them on and drive away.
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You can search for specific gifs by keyword, more generally by searching reactions, like "WTF" or "OMG," or by browsing categories.
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This was obviously a bad development in the world of information security and, frankly, in the internet-connected world more generally.
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In all, this latest research provides a deeper, empirical basis for discussion around Tor hidden services, and perhaps encryption more generally.
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More generally, we want to raise attention about the lack of evidence that audio recordings may represent in the near future.
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More generally, they are often subject to extreme network effects, in which one winner establishes an unassailable position in each market.
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And what I think it points out for the private sector and others more generally is this problem of insider threat.
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However, a prolonged loss of market access would bring considerable risks for banks' FC liquidity and Turkey's external finances more generally.
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More generally, what's noticeable in this data are the clear patterns that reveal themselves when you're dealing with 200 million people.
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More generally, would it be ethical to call into existence a new people who had no say in their own design?
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More generally, though, the story goes that stressed brains often have cannabinoid shortages, so a little weed just evens things out.
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Does this mean something's going down outside — namely, where ambulances end up, and more generally terrible things happen — the hospital proper?
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"More generally, it is obvious that a slowdown of growth is coming with ECB interest rates still at zero," Monacelli added.
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And when it comes to using social media to influence the political weather more generally, America is by no means alone.
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Instead, the magazine published a takedown of feminism, which included rants about women more generally, by a male writer, Morton Hunt.
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A bail-out by SoftBank, WeWork's main backer and a writer of big cheques more generally, valued the firm at $8bn.
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Under President Obama, the government brought national attention to this issue, as well as to the criminalization of poverty more generally.
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More generally, I worried that my being a white woman made it harder for the students to open up to me.
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Compared with the market for more generally applicable applications and services, he added, "there's more untapped opportunity" in sector-specific ones.
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How this change affects culture more generally remains to be seen, but we may get an answer sooner than many expect.
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According to Varma, helping them regain a sense of control might help them feel like their old self more generally, too.
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Tusk also raised human rights more generally in the main summit plenary, seeking more religious freedom for minority groups in China.
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More generally, exchanges say that fierce competition in the industry has resulted in tighter bid-ask spreads that benefit all investors.
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Google's Assistant also seems to have a better, more generally enjoyable sense of humor, too, when compared to other virtualized companions.
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When did we start to understand that they can be distinct and how does that help us understand delusions more generally?
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More generally, Ng said his sights are set on business models that are proven overseas but yet to enter the region.
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Some of them are one-off in nature (but) more generally across the industry cost pressures are starting to re-emerge.
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There has also been an uptick in violence and murders more generally in Mexico due to the recent fragmentation of cartels.
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More broadly, there may have been a Sunni-Shiite split in the rust belt, where Shiites more generally favored Mr. Trump.
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He seems to be getting slammed left and right on the platform (and in the media more generally) for his response.
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"The allegations in this new complaint, and in the litigation more generally, are just that – allegations," Teva said in a statement.
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She expressed concern that the rule could affect women's access to reproductive health care, and care for L.G.B.T. patients more generally.
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More generally, when you have an attention-seeking president, ignoring his antics could well provoke him into even more extreme behavior.
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More generally, perhaps, the protesters seem concerned that the democratizing potential of the web is under assault by sinister corporate forces.
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There is a tendency to cast any defeat for President Trump as a win for liberals or the "resistance" more generally.
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The chancellor promised more generally to increase the UK's spend on research and development to £22 billion ($28 billion) a year.
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But he has forcefully denied claims his rhetoric played a role in the massacre or, more generally, enabled white supremacists nationwide.
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Some candidates at Tuesday's debate drew a distinction between Mr. Trump's policies on China and his approach to trade more generally.
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This de-escalation would help prevent a repeat of recent days&apos rush toward war while lowering Mideast tensions more generally.
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"The allegations in this new complaint, and in the litigation more generally, are just that – allegations," Teva said in a statement.
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But more generally, we're looking at what we see certainly in the U.S., but across the world, pretty good economic climate.
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The House Natural Resources Committee has also requested information about how the department is handling responses to FOIA requests more generally.
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More generally, options prices are currently implying an expected move for the stock of 6 percent higher or lower, Gilbert said.
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Flying High's last section looks more generally at art brut works by women from around the world, from 21980 to today.
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Here he offers a post-colonial praxis — not just for writing fiction, but for reading fiction and for thinking more generally.
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"The allegations in this new complaint, and in the litigation more generally, are just that – allegations," it said in a statement.
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I would like to express all my support for our police forces and more generally the forces of law and order.
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The larger threat for other EU members is that Britain could become the first step toward unraveling the EU more generally.
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Dr Lehmann says he expects that the group's finding will inform urban planning and be useful in predicting human behaviour more generally.
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And studies like these could reveal more about how Saturn and its rings formed and how disks in space behave more generally.
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Sessions' nomination as America's top prosecutor is certainly disconcerting to the cannabis industry, as well as for civil rights proponents more generally.
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Space debris, as one example in the specific — and more generally, a reminder that exponential change naturally engenders a reaction of fear.
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On Thursday, I spoke with Ziegler about the decision to end his show and about the state of conservative media more generally.
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"It's a temporary measure because we want a tax at the European level, and more generally at the OECD level," Macron said.
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And, like many others, he has been fascinated by things like Google's deep dreaming experiments and, more generally, advances in artificial intelligence.
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I think the #MeToo movement has brought a lot of transparency more generally across many industries, venture capital being one of many.
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Microsoft is launching the beta of the service today, priced at just $1 for the first month until it's launched more generally.
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And it would more generally be a problem for immigrants trying to pull together evidence to make the strongest possible asylum case.
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Taiwan's other major political party, the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), rejects both the 22008 consensus and the one-China principle more generally.
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Trump has repeatedly characterized his call with Zelensky as "perfect" and initially said that he was calling to discuss corruption more generally.
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They're all put together in a group chat within the app where they can discuss profiles, share GIFs, and talk more generally.
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Kim may also be trying to signal his displeasure over the state of the nuclear negotiations with the Trump administration more generally.
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I visited the next morning to talk about the road to Tuk and, more generally, to get a sense of the delta.
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My recollection of what Reid was saying at the time pointed fingers more generally at the White House, but it's basically consistent.
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More generally, sustained ultra-low interest rates could have a significant negative impact on the Dutch economy given large net household savings.
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And there's a much larger push to regulate social media more generally at a time when these platforms are facing real backlash.
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More generally, asking "how's the traffic?" or "how's the traffic right now?" will bring you info about the congestion on nearby roads.
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That consensus among the public and policymakers is "ultimately where we think the politics of climate are going more generally," he said.
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More generally, Kan said that the blockchain and fintech division serves as a blueprint for how Atrium will go after specific verticals.
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More generally, strong sales today indicate just how big so-called shopping holidays — and their marketing push — have become for e-commerce.
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Concluding that would probably require comparison to other precocious birds, like the megapodes, and a better understanding of bone development more generally.
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More generally, the Honor View 20's camera delights with shots that are well exposed (if sometimes bordering on being slightly overexposed).
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People who prioritize security more generally use Signal for more benign functions — even casual communication with GIFs and other less sensitive content.
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And as the film approaches its 30th anniversary, reproductive rights, and women's rights more generally, are being threatened in the United States.
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And BEBs, which are quieter, more spacious, and more high-tech than their competitors, serve as great ambassadors for EVs more generally.
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Individuals and small businesses should: Large organizations should: There are also steps that can be taken to protect against ransomware more generally.
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So it seems, generally, to be broadening its policy to cover a wider support ecosystem around election hackers — or hacking more generally.
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If Democrats gave workers more opportunities to unionize, our research suggests the party —and progressive politics more generally — would benefit as well.
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More generally, Wyden also asked Lew for specifics on how Treasury defines control and ownership of shell businesses connected to sanctioned parties.
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Hjelm also says Voi is developing "AI-powered" fleet management and more generally the platform's capability to support future product portfolio expansion.
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More generally, the answer to how Gillibrand overtakes several of the names higher on this list remains a difficult one to answer.
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The circumstances required a restructuring of the US military and the nation's security apparatus more generally — it needed to be more sophisticated.
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More generally, consumers can splash out more on a wide range of discretionary purchases, creating jobs for personal trainers and tour guides.
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But they're also protesting more generally federal ownership of vast swaths of land in the West, a common complaint by activists there.
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Back home in the States, she found herself missing Ireland, and more generally, the music and the accents of the British Isles.
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The result, according to the company, is not only better performance, but also a resulting system that is much more generally applicable.
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It's an issue that Democrats more generally have come to talk about over the last few years even before Sanders started running.
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The regard with which McCain is held within the Senate -- and politics more generally -- was reflected in the encomiums offered to him.
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Unfortunately, the facts simply don't back up Trump's claim that he (and America more generally) didn't know about the virus until recently.
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TYLER MATHISEN: Let's switch a little bit to talk a little more about the business of basketball and the league more generally.
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That ratio also holds more generally, he says; an Android attack is often worth roughly 30 percent more than its iPhone equivalent.
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While this proposal is framed more generally, its main target will be the HDP's parliamentarians, said Chatham House Associate Fellow Fadi Hakura.
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The dragon was originally a symbol for the emperor of China, but nowadays it more generally represents benevolent power and good luck.
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Let me ask you a different question JAY CLAYTON: Yeah, let me jump in there and respond more generally to Joe's question.
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But the Republican Party, and conservatives more generally, insist the free market is the answer, for health care and virtually everything else.
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Jacobson sees little or no prospect for a renewal of a strong rightward shift in aggregate opinions on national issues more generally.
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The statement is unlikely to quell concerns about the group's actions and Facebook's role more generally in US elections and public discourse.
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"Witch bottles are the type of things people would use more generally in famine, political strife or feeling under threat," said Jones.
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This result is in-line with other polls from NBC News/Wall Street Journal and from other generic ballot polls more generally.
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In it, Winton talks about the novel and more generally about how he came to love and write about the natural world.
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War gaming — as with war more generally — has long been a male domain and has significant barriers to entry, retention and advancement.
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More generally, Blankfein argued in the interview that Democrats are hurting themselves by not acknowledging the economic growth that Trump has overseen.
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The white paper contains a number of options the Commission is still considering for regulating the use of artificial intelligence more generally.
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More generally, Parish's work is richly suggestive of other possibilities: What if human sexuality is more like bonobo sexuality than chimp sexuality?
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What I have learned more generally speaking over the last few years is that in politics, we're dealing with small sample sizes.
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And so far as the Pacific more generally is concerned, the South China Sea is now close to being under Chinese control.
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The high-flying "FAANG" names and the tech sector more generally are responsible for much of the broader markets' gain this year.
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The pictures showed him holding a document, and Ross explained he thought the question was about the document, rather than more generally.
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The recent election in France has, once again, raised questions about the political fate of Europe — and of the West more generally.
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Colorado's move to the Pacific-12 from the Big 12 is difficult to examine dispassionately, given the Buffaloes' more generally putrid 2000s.
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Some countries are collecting anonymized data to study movement of people more generally, while others are providing detailed information about individuals' movements.
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More generally, he estimated from available data that (as of January 2016) ISIS had made "a few million dollars" total from antiquities.
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And more generally, young and Democratic-leaning voters have a less robust track record of voting than older and Republican-leaning voters.
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More and more Brits — and not just conservatives — are arguing that Labour and the left more generally have an anti-Semitism problem.
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The organization eventually focused its efforts on tearing down the Clinton campaign and more generally spreading chaos in the US electoral system.
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More generally, Hemus said that overall trust in the company would develop more from a consistent approach, not a one-off media strategy.
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More fundamentally, Black History Month (and black history more generally) is about more than just "amazing" people from the past or political messaging.
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But the public does expect attitudes to change towards robots as they become more generally useful and move past their uncanny valley phase.
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The piece initially stated she received Facebook messages criticizing her work in 2015, which was inaccurate—rather, they were internet comments more generally.
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The MOND theory's continued existence and evolution into modified gravity more generally stems from increasingly sensitive experiments not finding any dark matter particles.
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But, he said, working for a major company can also provide a real opportunity to drive forward industry practices and society more generally.
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Not only is that harmful for advancing pay parity and gender equality more generally, but it also creates issues for the technology itself.
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Kyle Diesner, a policy analyst at BPS, was responsible for overseeing the CBEI and is now thinking about Portland's consumption emissions more generally.
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The key driver for us, one of the key drivers — which I think is probably more generally applicable — is this idea of engagement.
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Washing hands in an experiment "seems to more generally remove past concerns, resulting in a metaphorical 'clean slate' effect," the study's abstract stated.
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And also more generally we're all getting older, the average gamer age is just getting higher because all of us are now gamers.
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Under capitalism more generally, our daily rituals of buying and selling and trying to get ahead become the only practices that unite us.
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Dropbox says that the integration will be available to all non-Business users with a Google account when it is released more generally.
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More generally, poor infrastructure remains a significant problem that companies like Rappi and another SoftBank investment, Loggi, are looking to make inroads into.
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But they still argue that pinching your nose to hold back a sneeze — and holding back a sneeze more generally — should be avoided.
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It adds artistic tool options that users have requested, more generally refreshes the interface, and supports the Vulkan API for better graphics optimization.
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Much of the tension is between the T (standing for transgender people) and the L (for lesbians) as well as women more generally.
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It's always been about the ways espionage — and becoming a convert to a cause more generally — twists and warps relationships with other people.
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But, more generally, when Trump talks about all of these achievements, he is talking about American corporations doing these things, not American government.
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But it's also about doing the right thing more generally – following the law, acting honorably, and treating co-workers with courtesy and respect.
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More generally, there's the fact that, despite a booming economy, the spoils of that wealth are increasingly going only to a select few.
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Here's what we know for sure, the actual, provable facts: Pirro's offensive comments about Omar and, more generally, Islamic beliefs cost her advertisers.
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Apple declined, fighting back against a court order to access the phone, saying it would undermine the security of iOS devices more generally.
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But beyond distorting outcomes and using the justice system as a weapon, litigation finance raises the overall cost of legal action more generally.
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Then there's the water crisis in Flint, which requires ongoing emergency assistance and raises awareness of lead poisoning in U.S. infrastructure more generally.
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It has also targeted Chinese firms more generally amid an ongoing U.S.-China trade war that appears to be rapidly ramping back up.
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It's unrealistic to rely on luck or even genetic engineering to maintain the species that humans care about, and other species more generally.
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"The allegations in this new complaint, and in the litigation more generally, are just that -- allegations," Keva spokeswoman Kelley P. Dougherty told CNN.
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Overall, this spectacle highlights some of the unforeseen social and technical problems that are likely to surround the smart city movement more generally.
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The details: Phillips isn't relying solely on the First Amendment's guarantee of religious expression, but also its right to free expression more generally.
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More generally, it also shows that businesses don't see the need to expand their production capacities because their sales outlook is not good.
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Domestic violence among perpetrators of deadly political violence should not be surprising: It is also common among perpetrators of mass violence more generally.
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More generally, she says, the food industry is looking to technology that can help solve inefficiencies in the supply chain and reduce waste.
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Previously I was studying international law more generally First things first, is it actually possible to petition the UN to introduce new laws?
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"Fees for RACs and other tax-time products — along with fees for tax preparation services more generally — often lack transparency," the senators wrote.
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"Good cause licensing schemes, and extensive state regulation of public carry more generally, have a long history in the United States," he wrote.
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More generally, we once again highlight issues with dual-class stock that benefits a single shareholder (the topic could be a column series).
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Kitchen United's ghost kitchens and Zume's mobile kitchens are both responses to the massive rise in delivery and off-premise sales more generally.
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Trump and the Republican Party more generally have taken to the strategy of attempting to paint the Democratic Party as aligned with socialism.
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More generally, it should sharply curtail what amounts to money laundering of Russian funds through the financial firms in the City of London.
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Either way, he's fomenting (for political gain) the resentment that lots of people feel toward their government and toward societal establishment more generally.
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It also declares the House's commitment to NATO and, more generally, to the promotion of democracy, security and human rights around the globe.
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Campaigns for DSA and the left more generally—and the very hope of keeping hope alive—will shift increasingly to states and cities.
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Notably, BenevolentAI does not have any backing from more traditional VCs, which more generally have been doubling down on investments in AI startups.
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Whether the Supreme Court endorses or rejects this logic, the answer has enormous implications for privacy rights—and the Fourth Amendment—more generally.
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Marvel superhero films tend to do well, the film has an all-star cast, and more generally, people think it's a good movie.
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This link is arguably overemphasised on social media, with accounts often generating engagement with violence which is unrepresentative of the scene more generally.
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It stands out in the package somewhat, and through Horrorshow's work more generally, from the first-person perspectives she most often works in.
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SZ: I think that the sensibilities in Germany and in Europe more generally have been quite different from those in the United States.
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Some parents in the room said they believed that schools were not doing enough to confront bullying or more generally to address disorder.
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Some in his campaign have attributed Sanders's lack of support among black voters overall to his difficulty connecting with older voters more generally.
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However, while members of Congress were informed about potential exposure to the virus almost immediately, attendees of the conference more generally were not.
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More generally, though, courts will take account of the Supreme Court's decision in the Arizona case, which called for collaboration rather than conflict.
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At a previous meeting in Paris, the two ministers urged a united front over the Jungle camp and cross Channel security more generally.
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More generally, even big demographic shifts that seem to favor Democrats could easily be swamped by other demographic shifts that do the opposite.
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The former Iranian president has also waxed philosophical on sports more generally, writing that their role in society is to bring people together.
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But for many people who identify as being part of the "leather community" or, more generally, the "kink community," BDSM is a lifestyle.
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Bard's annual festival, with its usual schedule of concerts and discussions, looks this year at Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov and Russian music more generally.
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Conservatives who reject Medicaid expansion (and public funding for health care more generally) cast it as welfare and dismiss the poor as undeserving.
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G.Y.: Are there obstacles that black women and women of color face within academia, more generally, that white women and black men don't?
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For Sanders, the crisis was a window into how radically the U.S. health care system — and society more generally — needs to be changed.
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The downtown show will demonstrate more generally the fantastic images DeCarava could conjure up with a camera deftly maneuvered through a quotidian world.
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Some countries are collecting anonymized data to study the movement of people more generally, while others are providing detailed information about individuals' movements.
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VARIABILITY & OUTLIERS Variability describes the degree to which values in a quantitative dataset vary from the average, or more generally, from each other.
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So actually what we are seeing now in Europe will probably happen in some parts of North America, and then more generally, globally.
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An election contest for the loyalty of Australia's immigrant communities more generally would send a powerful message to the rest of the world.
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Members of the board ruling on a case can ask Facebook to change its Content Standards to adhere to its decision more generally.
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More generally, the government says it intends to work to support market diversification — saying it's developing "an ambitious strategy" to further that goal.
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But more generally, creating widespread cynicism about the truth and the institutions charged with unearthing it erodes the very foundation of liberal democracy.
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More generally in technology, the US has sort of been in wait-and-see mode with most regulations—take GDPR as an example.
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MORE generally allowed the press to be told whom he was golfing with and sometimes allowed himself to be photographed on the course.
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The International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights bans "medical or scientific experimentation" without consent but doesn't restrict human-subjects research more generally.
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More generally, it is critical to realize that the global antitrust community looks to the US for guidance on antitrust and competition policies.
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More generally, he said the rankings reflected how gaining advanced skills and experience continued to be a powerful way of boosting earning potential.
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It's so abstract, I think, when we read about it (the fates of border crossers or immigration issues more generally) in the news.
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When Bernard expressed disbelief and asked more generally for any contract, Hoory sent over a copy of the main section of the contract.
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In addition to functioning as stand-alone locations, Johns says he anticipates that the Flip'd locations will help boost IHOP sales more generally.
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More generally, Ms. Haley has overcome concerns that she would be a one-dimensional insurgent outsider, similar to worries that dog Mr. Trump.
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More generally, a seemingly endless string of revisions raises questions about how differently policymakers might have behaved on the basis of revised estimates.
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How, then, can he insist that everything Wolff writes about that meeting -- and the book more generally -- is a "pure work of fiction"?
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Markets more generally are also on edge amid a trade dispute between the United States and China as well as slowing global growth.
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Meanwhile, other research has suggested that, if anything, having more permissive gun laws — or increasing gun ownership, more generally — might increase crime levels.
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In that sense, the show mirrors the artificial austerity America has imposed on public universities and public education more generally in recent years.
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Observers are focused on what the longevity of Donald Trump's candidacy means for the Republican party and even for American politics more generally.
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More generally, Democratic wonks tend to pride themselves on an ability to rein in fantastical thinking in a way their Republican counterparts don't.
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Yet right now, it's genuinely unclear how much influence Trump — and Trumpism more generally — will have in the Republican Party on November 9.
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President George W. Bush's two appointees appeared prepared to excuse the stop as a misstep and not to second-guess the police more generally.
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And it shows more generally that even in the absence of data, context clues, eyewitness accounts, and photographs can prove important for understanding earthquakes.
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He says that NIST is not planning to review particular companies, but rather is a "look at the foundational review of mixtures," more generally.
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But that confusion, and the fuss over the memo more generally, demonstrate just how little the American public understands about how FISA actually works.
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He emphasised that the two practices are more interchangeable than people often think, evident in his drawings but also in his career more generally.
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Podcasters will be able to call on whomever they might need to help them grow their audience, create ad deals, or consult more generally.
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Indeed, although the Doomsday Clock once gauged the level of nuclear threat in particular, publishing trends provide a window onto popular fears more generally.
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Anchor creators could benefit from Spotify's robust listener data, which might help them make show-topic decisions or more generally influence how they create.
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Putin, and Russians more generally, do not speak warmly of Yeltsin, who they remember for weakness both at home and before the wider world.
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Still, human rights advocates are adamant that they want to end the harm that stems from witchcraft belief, rather than magical practices more generally.
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In this ritual, and in Buddhism more generally, transience unites the world in higher consciousness, where clues and cues are processed into meaningful comprehension.
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Through the years I worked on the project, I read a lot about the topic "schizophrenia," and about "mental illness" or "madness" more generally.
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The report does not say what proportion of the 533,000 sample tweets related to Ms Cox's murder, and what share concerned Brexit more generally.
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He is also close with megadonors Robert and Rebekah Mercer, who helped financially fuel his rise at Breitbart and in conservative politics more generally.
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Conversely, the findings also provide statistical support for the idea of Twitter (and social media more generally) as a political echo chamber, in particular.
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More generally, the indictment paints BTC-e as a hub of criminal activity, laundering the proceeds of everything from drug trafficking to ransomware attacks.
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But this factor appeared to be outweighed by the positive signals the central bank had sent about the health of Russia's economy more generally.
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Microsoft is now planning to release a beta of Minecraft Earth in the summer, before making it more generally available once testing is complete.
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More generally, and likely to better compete against local players, LinkedIn tells us that it rebooted its growth strategy in the country last month.
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More generally, the army promotes jihadi terror attacks in India and Afghanistan, stoking tension, the better to justify its outsized claims on state resources.
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Some songs directly address an artist's rivals, while others are more generally about being young and reckless and boasting about how tough you are.
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More generally, the note makes use of proper grammar, punctuation, syntax, and character choice, indicating the writer was likely native or at least fluent.
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More generally, Silicon Valley tech companies have been under mounting criticism for not doing enough to promote gender equality and stamp out sexual harassment.
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More generally, critics worry that with a careless change to the world's most popular browser, Google is signaling indifference toward game developers and artists.
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Throughout American history more generally, the extension of civil rights and access to levers of power in American politics have been grounded in race.
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"Yes they're using it, but I don't have details of how they're using it," he added, he added, talking about Pervade's customers more generally.
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Their subjects provide a window into the various ways people end up on Wikipedia, and how they find information on the internet more generally.
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I wonder if you think about your audience, more generally — who you are speaking to, and if that is subject to change and variables?
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Opposition to the separation of migrant families, and to the Trump administration's position more generally, has been vocalized throughout Christian communities in recent weeks.
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Liquidity shortages in local currency, if any, are likely to be covered by the central bank (BBK, BIB) or the authorities more generally (DBRB).
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This suggests that these policies can improve policing more generally, and not just in the handful of incidents each year that escalate into shootings.
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This divided reaction makes perfect sense given what we know about people's mixed opinions on both the Easter candy and pizza toppings more generally.
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Last week, Brown and The News Project's product lead Miguel Ferrer walked me through what the company does, both for CALmatters and more generally.
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More generally, he hails himself as a champion of transparency: later this year he will introduce a public register showing who owns what companies.
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More generally, 6 in 0373 say celebrity protests are at least somewhat effective, but more (66%) say protests by everyday Americans are that effective.
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The new program seeks to establish a "reporting pipeline" for survivors of harassment to report abuse and raise awareness about the issue more generally.
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However, Democratic strategists are adamant that ending DACA would both doom Trump with Latino voters in 2020 and sully the Republican brand more generally.
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More generally, Farrar and Aslam's case raised public awareness of how precarious it is to work for the new breed of "gig-economy" firms.
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Most of them spoke on condition of anonymity so that they could speak frankly about working conditions and the situation more generally at Target.
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On Tuesday, Giuliani told CNN that the question to Trump from Mueller was more generally asking if Trump talked to Cohen about the project.
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That is what Trump's behavior -- both this past weekend and more generally speaking -- creates the possibility for: Major reorientation of allies and partnerships worldwide.
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More generally, though, there is no way conventional financial analysis can help any company rationalize an acquisition of the purveyor of 140-character messages.
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State or federal funds could reward employers more generally who embrace "high road" employment practices like substantial on the-job training or profit-sharing.
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This is what makes the series, and af Klint's work more generally, so breathtaking: It demonstrates completely different possibilities for what art can be.
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Musk's lawyers responded that the funding-secured tweet was irrelevant to the case and didn't say much about how he used Twitter more generally.
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More generally, the decision in the Amex case is emblematic of how antitrust enforcement came to be so hamstrung in the last 40 years.
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What you watch, read or laugh at is seen as a lasting judgment on how you view this president -- and the country more generally.
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But behind that question looms a larger one: Would it matter—for Donald Trump's political fortunes or American politics more generally—if there were?
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RBNZ said in the statement that the low OCR has helped lower lending rates more generally, which in turn have supported spending and investment.
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With the stews might come alloco (fried plantains) or riz gras, listed on the menu by its more generally West African name, jollof rice.
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At first they named the phenomenon after him, but eventually called it the microwave auditory effect and, in time, more generally, radio-frequency hearing.
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"People who live in tropical Asia clearly know this is in their houses, but it wasn't known by scientists more generally," Dr. Dunn said.
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We'd probably write a lot about global poverty more generally, whose depth and spread are hard for people living in rich countries to fathom.
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"More generally, it provides clues to how the environment interacts with the nervous system to produce all manner of complex behaviours, feelings, and thoughts."
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More generally, a national security team led by Mr. Pompeo and Mr. Bolton is likely to face less resistance from Mr. Mattis and Gen.
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Thus, Flake appears to be correct when he worries about the effect that incivility in Washington may be having on political discourse more generally.
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"We're thinking through a number of things," Representative Beto O'Rourke of Texas told reporters, even more generally, in his native El Paso on Monday.
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Mueller is already examining the connections between the Trump campaign and Cambridge Analytica, as well as foreign interference more generally in the 2016 election.
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Tech and finance jobs more generally tend to work employees late, though they offer full-time workers benefits like paid time off and healthcare.
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Today, for the first time, thanks to the internet, small-town America can pull back money from Wall Street (and big cities more generally).
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"This is a moment that demands a frank and honest assessment about where we stand, and more generally, the safety of women," she said.
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McDonald&aposs lost a significant amount of black leadership and regional leadership more generally with the restructuring of its US field organization in 2018.
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More generally, Salv's product is said to be suitable for Tier 2 and Tier 3 banks, as well as regulated fintechs and challenger banks.
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More generally, while accepting the likelihood of an eventual slowdown, the financier and philanthropist was optimistic on the current state of the global economy.
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More generally, almost two-thirds, 64%, say that government and society can take action that will effectively prevent shootings like the one in Parkland.
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Here are seven questions that many people have about Rotten Tomatoes, and review aggregation more generally — and some facts to clear up the confusion.
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In my Season 3 premiere recap, I questioned whether "Narcos" was a show about Escobar or a show about the drug war more generally.
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"At its best, the competition for Amazon has spurred cities to think about how to improve their quality of life more generally," he said.
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"The people who are most likely to be without or with limited access are among the country's more disenfranchised communities more generally," said Segal.
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What key points do Native American voters, specifically in Arizona, but also more generally, need to know gearing up for the election this year?
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What would it take to create a new, trusted social networking platform that combats hoaxes and propaganda while serving the public interest more generally?
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But more generally, given divergent claims by each party, is there independent and reliable evidence to support criticisms about the performance of American elections?
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In this respect, the implications of this decision extends beyond the issue of immigration, and may have broader consequences for American politics more generally.
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They undermine a key source of his economic success more generally, should he lose the election and throw himself back into the entertainment game.
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Gillibrand told reporters she did not think individual candidates should have Super PACs but did not weigh in on Super PAC support more generally.
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Speaking more generally about deportations, he said that Thailand had to be aware of and responsive to China's rising influence in trade, investment and tourism.
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We contacted Ofo for comment about these bikes, and its advertising plans more generally, and will update this post with any new information we're given.
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And you can bet that scientists will continue studying the crap out of this supernova to try and understand these chaotic events more generally.[ApJ]
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"We really hope that these findings will lead to further investigation into the potential role of biases in pain assessment and health care more generally."
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Neither case addresses the legality of capital punishment as a penalty but gives the court the ability to more generally question the criminal justice system.
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But what is less often discussed — yet just as dangerous — is the threat deep fakes and disinformation more generally poses to corporations, brands and markets.
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But, I think more generally, I think what works in the other direction ... And again, it comes down to what you think about the economics.
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But more generally, potentially adverse events should create added interest in the sort of names that are less sensitive to the pace of economic growth.
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Wade, and abortion rights more generally, isn't doomed for sure if Gorsuch gets confirmed, and even if Trump gets to appoint more judges like him.
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While, more generally, e-scooters are "priced between public transportation and taxis" rather than being cheaper than both, as is the case for dockless cycles.
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More generally U.S. manufacturers, distributors and retailers are finally getting to grips with the problem of excess inventories at all stages along the supply chain.
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But more generally, it allows parents to track their child's changing interests over time with different types of content as well as with individual titles.
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However, others have frequently noted that many of the ship examples qualify as wholesome memes, and align with the internet's love of wholesomeness more generally.
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LSD wasn't criminalized in the United States until the end of 1968, and drugs more generally were not particularly difficult to come by on campus.
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More generally, Amazon has been slowly increasing the different channels that it uses to connect with potential customers beyond its basic website and mobile app.
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I've spent a lot of time studying the period and the history of photography more generally, so of course I love looking at old photographs.
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"Looking for a property in Spain, and more generally in continental Europe is an ordeal," Marion, who co-founded Kasaz with Idriss Farhat, tells me.
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More generally, much of the global economic growth will center in Asia given the region's rising middle class that will drive consumption demand, said Peng.
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Maybe because it would damage Biden's reputation with another group: Democrats who are more conservative on sexual harassment, and on culture and politics more generally.
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"Human roles that typically not only police bad behavior but more generally moderate and facilitate behavior were never part of Facebook's system design," Roy said.
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And that was of a piece with the Warren Court's "rights revolution" more generally, where individual rights were protected more strongly than they had been.
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A new documentary traces the life and career of André Leon Talley, the former editor-at-large of Vogue and, more generally, a fashion icon.
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Hamren followed up with a fuller response, cutting past the specific issue to talk more generally about Microsoft's strategy for receiving and disseminating user feedback.
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This could potentially have dangerous consequences such as misleading diplomats, fraud and more generally any other problem caused by stealing the identity of someone else.
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How it will work: new Merits will awarded based not only on proof-of-work, which is the norm more generally, but proof of growth.
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Some boards look for specific issues while others consider issues more generally (PEGI has a 'discrimination' ratings descriptor, USK is particularly sensitive to Nazism, etc.).
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But Jeffress's close proximity to the president, and his history of making pro-authoritarian statements more generally, makes this particular application all the more loaded.
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The challenge presented by Tuesday's decision for the international system more generally is that the decision on which course to take is, essentially, China's alone.
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Whether life exists elsewhere and what it's like, and whether there are other habitable planets more generally, is a question of enduring importance to humanity.
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They were worried about what would happen to the Affordable Care Act, and the safety net, and to liberalism more generally, if Mitt Romney won.
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Just 15% believed that DREAMers should be deported or removed from the U.S. More widely: Those numbers carried over to illegal immigrants more generally, too.
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Additionally, the paper presents a way to image electric fields in these sorts of physical setups, and could lead to advances in photonics more generally.
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But this is still the generation that has been the most supervised, cared for, and more generally shielded from independence and risk in our history.
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Or that, more generally, that no one -- not even an FBI director in the middle of his 10-year term -- is safe from Trump's whims.
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If you haven't seen April's Avengers movie, or you more generally want to avoid anything that could be construed as a spoiler, stop reading now.
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More generally, carbon dioxide emissions should be taxed, and it's possible there are categories of fine particulate pollution that should be subject to additional fees.
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Rather, they have some preexisting attraction to violence or to extremism more generally, and ISIS provides a ready-made way for them to express that.
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The notching is sensitive to changes in assumptions on resolution intervention point and post-resolution capital needs, and the development of resolution planning more generally.
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Let me pet the dog More generally, it's hard to say whether the Vive's style of interaction will lend itself to an open-world game.
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But this administration's sadistic behavior toward migrants or, more generally, nationals of certain countries, or even people with funny-sounding names, is utterly un-American.
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Trumponomics is hyperactive, myopic, inward-looking, and never escapes the traps of equating a country with a business, or more generally of partial equilibrium analysis.
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Undercounting minority populations would shift electoral power and federal resources from urban population centers to rural areas that are more generally populated by Trump's supporters.
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You also can't forget the House Judiciary Committee's antitrust investigation, which is looking at tech companies more generally but certainly has Facebook in its sights.
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The transaction will gauge European investors' risk appetite for the firm, which faces corruption probes, and the tobacco sector more generally amid increased regulatory scrutiny.
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More generally, anyone who becomes infected could theoretically serve as a blood meal for a random Aedes aegypti mosquito that comes along and bites them.
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More generally, the apparent conduct of both McCabe and Comey have fulfilled the narrative long advanced by Trump of a biased and unprincipled FBI investigation.
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At the time, Bell Pottinger was advising the Bahrain Economic Development Board, and on occasion its brief extended to advising the Bahraini government more generally.
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Erdogan has stymied the independence of the Central Bank, installed his son-in-law as minister of finance and more generally curtailed sound economic policymaking.
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More generally, if Libra were to become a ubiquitous global digital currency, it would fundamentally change the relationship between the Libra consortium and monetary sovereigns.
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More generally, cannabidiol positively influences our biological systems that are linked to the negative components of addiction, such as anxiety and inhibitory control, Hurd suggests.
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More generally, Sintra is a big central banking shindig — alongside Draghi will be the Bank of Japan's Kuroda and the U.S. Federal Reserve's Jerome Powell.
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Some eastern and Baltic EU nations worry stronger European defense coordination could duplicate or undermine NATO, while Ireland, Sweden and Austria are more generally cautious.
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It's true that racial slurs of all kinds and other hateful words are standard fare when playing online games, or surfing the Internet more generally.
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But Rachel, who asked that only her first name be used for privacy reasons, emphasised this doesn't solve the issue of revenge porn more generally.
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That information exchange is aimed at helping media within Asia-Pacific to learn from each another and more generally share sustainability ideas and war stories.
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In the reviews of the film, and some of the coverage of Wolf Alice more generally, a lot's been made of how lowkey they are.
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This also opens more generally a bigger window for 2U to expand into the continuing education market, which it estimates is worth some $366 billion.
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So, in addition to regulatory concerns, the fact is that there is ongoing uncertainty around Bitcoin and the crypto more generally from an investment perspective.
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But I can at least compare and contrast that live viewership number against other finales for other HBO shows and other TV shows more generally.
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The Magic Mike XXL star opened up to Cosmopolitan's Joanna Coles about his thoughts on the recent Stanford rape trial and gender politics more generally.
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Putting the known risks like falling oil prices aside, Damodaran said that the company's image more generally makes it a difficult buy for foreign investors.
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" The five emphasized their "joint commitment to the protection and promotion of the rights of women and girls, and more generally of universal human rights.
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"It is possible this attack was genuinely a warning against Western education to the families of Dapchi and northern Nigeria more generally," Mr. Zenn said.
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Vaguely intellectual escapism has a long, proud history on cable television (and in American pop culture more generally), and Westworld ably slots into this tradition.
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" A White House spokeswoman on Sunday said the reciprocal "taxes" mentioned in the tweet referred to "tariff levels and also to reciprocal trade more generally.
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That choice to ignore best statistical practices creates a fairness problem, but one rooted in poor policy rather than the use of algorithms more generally.
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He has called more generally for higher taxes on the rich and on investment income, along with more generous tax credits for the middle class.
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If he sees credit card arbitration agreements as onerous for consumers, presumably he sees forced arbitration more generally as something the government should work against.
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More generally, it will require reinforcing, whenever possible, the notion that it's not only speech that is an individual right and responsibility — so is listening.
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The problem for Sanders, Trump and politics more generally is that many of the people who hear things like this from them don't know better.
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Such chains of reasoning often demand that the reader put together background knowledge about people and objects and, more generally, about how the world works.
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More generally, she seems in these "Memoirs" to be making herself a rare beast, a peculiar animal whose strangeness is the subject of the drama.
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As with gun enthusiasts more generally, there is a strain of anxiety that runs through the community of D.I.Y. bullet makers and kit-gun aficionados.
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They switched their flying hours from night to day, Dr. Kawahara said, because nectar is more generally available during the day, when flowers are open.
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More generally, the long list of desirable reforms would be more helpful if it came with a hierarchy of importance or a clearer overarching framework.
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Or, explore this resource from Seize the Awkward for ideas on what to do when a friend is struggling with their mental health more generally.
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Lawyers for Mr. Zangrillo are now subpoenaing U.S.C. for information about how the university more generally tracks applicants and their financial ties to the institution.
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It's suggested that Alice's own literary ambitions, and her appreciation of literature more generally, go some way toward justifying Ezra as a partner for her.
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The calculations apply more generally to determining the crack formation of other rod-like structures, like poles used in pole vaulting and other engineering situations.
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And the youthfulness of the Hispanic electorate more generally — 52 percent are now under the age of 45, according to Reuters — also helps the Democrats.
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Whether Trump is an anomaly in Republican politics (and politics more generally) or whether he is a symptom of a broader rot within the GOP.
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The proposal highlights a potential conflict between patients with a particular disease, who may benefit from the use of coupons, and other consumers more generally.
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Canon Andy Bryant, Norwich Cathedral's canon for mission, said it offered visitors a new perspective on the ornate ceilings, and on the faith more generally.
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Canon Andy Bryant, Norwich Cathedral's canon for mission, said it offered visitors a new perspective on the ornate ceilings, and on the faith more generally.
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The failure of trade policy has become emblematic for the failure of economic policy more generally to deliver on the promise of the American dream.
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But through its support of purpose-built Russian services and its tech sector more generally, Russia has indisputably made significant steps toward going it alone.
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Todd: More generally, I'm intrigued by how the finale revolves around all of these so-called "fake" relationships, showing just how real they are, ultimately.
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If so many whites were not racially prejudiced, white support for the death penalty would be much lower, and so would public support more generally.
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Frequently echoing phrasings from memes and social media conventions more generally, de Vries's language is a cross between chat-room brevity and Minecraft-inspired Romanticism.
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The game's Steam page is still live, and its publisher could theoretically still distribute Steam keys to backers and sell the game through Epic more generally.
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More generally, cryptography is a central part of how IT services are secured: Amazon's Automated Reasoning Group has been around since 2014 working in this area.
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"You mentioned that you'd done a lot of work as a journalist in terms of Russian organized crime, financial crimes, organized crime more generally," Schiff said.
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"Labour will have to do far, far better than this in local elections in future to suggest they are convincing the electorate more generally," Travers said.
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Although most winter sports at the time didn't directly benefit from the legislation, sportswomen gained the edge that greater opportunities to play helped foster more generally.
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But giving platforms a free pass is increasingly difficult for regulators and courts: they simply have become too important for the economy and society more generally.
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"Understanding the erosion of the taxable shareholder base is critical for determining how best to tax corporate earnings — and capital more generally," according to the report.
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More generally, we mustn't forget that the American dollars we spend on imports eventually return to America, either by foreigners purchasing American exports or making investments.
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He added that he hoped such analysis - and other more granular, local data - could be used more generally to help assess the strength of the economy.
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While Trump himself can't unilaterally lift sanctions on Russia over its behavior toward Crimea specifically and Ukraine more generally, he can still prove helpful to Putin.
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More generally, the yield curve often inverts when a central bank is expected to switch from a bout of monetary tightening to one of monetary easing.
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As a saint, he is likely to be a particularly powerful and symbolic figure not just for Latin Americans, but for the world's poor more generally.
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More generally, Klaus Desmet and Romain Wacziarg, authors of "The Cultural Divide", report that most variation in attitudes and norms occurs within groups not across groups.
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She sees Spelman's new policy not just as an end in itself, but also as an opportunity for the college to address LGBTQ issues more generally.
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That his ambitions for Axe Capital — and for his career more generally — will either hit a ceiling or never give him the satisfaction he seeks. 3.
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