"I wish that I could be more helpful and that others could be more helpful, and that we could collaborate in a way that would get at more information," Ford responded.
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"I wish that I could be more helpful and that others could be more helpful and that we could collaborate in a way that would get at more information," Ford said.
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The site is a bit more helpful (but not much).
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Maybe it's more helpful to look at the regional faves.
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Cory Booker that she wished she could be more helpful.
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It's a longer route, but ultimately a lot more helpful.
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Obviously, there has to be a better, more helpful explanation.
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Where he does elaborate, his answers are scarcely more helpful.
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As Google's AI gets smarter, the Assistant will become more helpful.
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It's more helpful to think of it as mysterious or eccentric.
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And they're way more helpful for the environment than we think.
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The more specific you are, the more helpful they will be.
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They were friendlier and more helpful toward their classmates in school.
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I think even more helpful cases are the ones involving contraception.
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Yes, we use data to make products more helpful for everyone.
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Except that corners are more helpful to some teams than others.
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I can also be more helpful to my neighbors and friends.
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It sounds simple, but it's more helpful than you may think.
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Our reviews are always getting more informative, more impactful, and more helpful.
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I wish I'd focused on being more helpful to other queer folks.
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Rather than accusations of "cartoon," perhaps "non-academic" would be more helpful.
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And the text below the app name is also way more helpful.
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Still, it's more helpful than not, especially if you're on the road.
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It was more helpful than triggering, but it was a bit painful.
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However, I needed to replace this habit with another, more helpful one.
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SANGER: You said that they could be much more helpful with ISIS.
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In general, Joule's app was a more helpful guide in the kitchen.
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Here are a few more helpful tips to jump-start your savings:
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It's "more helpful to us to think of concrete examples," Griffith said.
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"I found exercising has been more helpful in relieving the symptoms," says Wright.
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Yet it would be more helpful to think of investment as self-insurance.
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The more complete your records, the more helpful the history is to everyone.
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The change at the top, firms say, means officials are being more helpful.
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How can I be less annoying and more helpful to my colorblind comrades?
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For Twitch users with an Echo Show, the skill is far more helpful.
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It is more helpful to think of lockup as incurring an opportunity cost.
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Hannah saw a few therapists, but found conversations with her friends more helpful.
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For New Yorkers and other city dwellers, we compiled some more helpful comparisons.
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I'm sorry we cannot be more helpful but unfortunately that was not confirmed.
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Second, products use anonymous data in aggregate to be more helpful to everyone.
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It's even more helpful now that the actual gym is not an option.
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Are there any ingredients more helpful to the harried home cook than sausages?
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" I'm like, "It would be much more helpful if you just check your people.
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By helping me better understand your goals, I can be more helpful to you.
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Given these are diametrically opposed concepts; is there one you think is more helpful?
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They learn from you, and from everyone else using them to become more helpful.
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As I grew accustomed to it, however, I found it more helpful than hindering.
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In fact, working on an issue when it's not popular probably is more helpful.
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Wish I could be more helpful, but dads are a real enigma to me.
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Besides being more helpful to consumers they said that they see another benefit: savings.
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But it also makes drones more helpful in scenarios that require fast decision-making.
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If my kids were in a different situation, certainly I would be more helpful.
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" A more helpful response might be: "I know how sad you are about this.
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Did they have other distinctive attributes that would be more helpful to your employees?
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But a more helpful antecedent may be another queer criminal: Patricia Highsmith's Tom Ripley.
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Jackson's words couldn't be clearer — or more helpful to the House at this stage.
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Is a clone really more helpful for human advisers than a sheaf of documents?
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"She became more helpful after that, because of what happened," said Ms. Perez, 53.
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The premise is simple: the more "helpful" you are, the higher your rank should be.
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And we can use this information to build alternatives that might be even more helpful.
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I find my interactions with people in real life to be a lot more helpful.
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This all might be more helpful if we weren't in the late stages of negotiations.
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For theory fiends, one of the more helpful rundowns comes from The New York Times.
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Other maps provided by various business to business network infrastructure companies weren't much more helpful.
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It has a slightly firmer center too, which might be more helpful for side sleepers.
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That makes customer reviews all the more helpful when it comes to choosing between them.
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"It would have been more helpful to force people to rank these values," he said.
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That is a more helpful approach to those questions because we all carry some responsibility.
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It'd be more helpful for mankind if the Quantum Scientists would study Quantum Soul Entanglement.
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When might a family retreat be more helpful than giving children time away from home?
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I bent the hanger into a more helpful length and lowered it through the grate.
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But the Spears have been more helpful than meddlesome when it comes to raising Mabel.
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I feel like I can be more helpful to my staff if we have [other material].
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It's the perfect example of what we mean by building a more helpful Google for everyone.
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And maybe they would've been far more helpful as questions in the presidential debates last fall.
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"I wish I could be more helpful but we can't interfere with the investigation," he said.
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It's a proxy battle in our broader struggle to balance privacy with ever-more-helpful technology.
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Antibacterial cleaning products aren't more helpful than regular ones and may also contribute to AMR. 85033.
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She also describes Rogers's disappointment in her absent husband, whom she expected to be more helpful.
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Are there aids or toys out there that you've found to be more helpful than others?
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"Meeting in person makes me really uncomfortable, but I definitely thinks it's more helpful," she says.
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A more helpful metaphor is that it's like a video editor working on a millisecond deadline.
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Just listening to what someone has to say and taking it seriously can be more helpful.
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The puzzle community is a lovely one, and I have not met a more helpful crowd.
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Could this incentivize Beijing to be more helpful with what we mean by North Korea's denuclearization?
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When you succeed, is it more helpful to be thought of as normal or as exceptional?
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"Group dynamics tend to be more helpful, or a team-based approach using care coordination," Grief said.
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"Engaging kids in a nuanced dialogue about cannabis is more helpful than heavy-handed lecturing," he says.
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But it's difficult to define authenticity; instead, looking at signs of inauthentic leadership may be more helpful.
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Much more helpful are small words that appear more frequently, even if they are not particularly striking.
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This allowed me to slowly unpick these beliefs and replace them with more helpful and empowering ones.
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But as children get older, the gap in test scores becomes more helpful in predicting future inventors.
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These new features, at least, are immediate and more helpful, if that's where the bullying is happening.
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What could be more helpful for a predatory man who seeks to masquerade as a trans woman?
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Users can then book from Travelchime, which hopes it can build a more helpful version of TripAdvisor.
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Human suggests it would be more helpful to overcome the less positive assumptions about less attractive people.
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The laundry list of upgrades includes more helpful notifications, Bluetooth connectivity, and an expansion to non-U.
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Even his fiancée's two children were more helpful than their mother, who grew to resent his condition.
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And the music's rhythm is more helpful than most games -- like that intimidating Temple Run music, anyone?
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But sometimes, he finds it more helpful to look at a stock's power rather than its performance.
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Personally, I think material technologies, amplified by a network of access, will be more helpful to humankind.
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Here's how it works: First, data makes the products and services you use more helpful to you.
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In the future, A.I. will provide even more ways to make products more helpful with less data.
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Before I learned this, no medical doctor had ever presented a diagnosis more helpful than a shrug.
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A more helpful way to look at this idea is to find purpose and meaning at work.
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The tight-knit community is all the more helpful as her own family lives out of state.
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But it might be more helpful to wonder if the underlying conservatism of the series is inevitable.
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I think that my tenacity has definitely been more helpful to my career than talent or the aesthetic.
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Over time, Tonight could become more helpful with features like Lyft integration and customizable venue and activity recommendations.
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It considers Hillary Clinton's contemptuous reference to Trump voters as "deplorables" more helpful than anything the Russians did.
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Stoicism in the face of pain may seem noble, but swearing a blue streak is apparently more helpful.
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Mercury will also connect with Saturn, so more helpful discussions about commitments and security will take place, too.
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The more difficult the puzzle, the more helpful the tool to help dig out of the mine shaft.
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Together, their strengths will complement each other and provide customers with a richer and even more helpful experience.
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Laziness, which he defines as being slow to act, can be a lot more helpful than you think.
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The points where we differ here were, for me, even more helpful than the points where we agreed.
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Kindness suggestions OK, you're convinced and want to jump right into being a kinder and more helpful person.
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Facebook on Thursday is announcing updates to its Messenger chat app that make it more helpful during conversations.
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If all of this math sounds overwhelming, don't worry — your instincts may be more helpful thank you think.
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Pressure is growing on the White House, especially as this story overshadows other more helpful narratives for the president.
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"I think it's so much more helpful when we use it as a tool for self-reflection," they say.
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Other than that, though, if you regularly read before bed, that might make it even more helpful for sleep.
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But putting all of that data together in a central location is a better, more helpful experience for users.
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While that relationship did not deter the Justice Department investigation, his relationship with Saudi Arabia has been more helpful.
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Dollars eligible to renew Calculating renewal rate by segment is even more helpful in diagnosing issues of customer dissatisfaction.
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" But it appears there are more helpful ways to say, "I don't know" than just saying "I don't know.
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Even more helpful, if you need something overnight, Sephora Flash members can get it shipped for just $5.95. 5.
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Unlike in Tuscany, however, the Languedoc appellation rules have not evolved to become more helpful to consumers or producers.
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"We see technology as an ingredient for making ordinary things better and more helpful—not turning them into gadgets."
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"Oh thank you for helping me clean it up now, this is even more helpful," Kardashian West quipped, seemingly sarcastically.
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Having a domain redirect to a social media profile is already infinitely more helpful than a "page not found" notice.
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As a phrase, it doesn't have the mystique of "AI," but it's more helpful in explaining what the technology does.
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"What we did find to be a more helpful indicator is when Apple really accelerates its share repurchases," Sacconaghi said.
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When I visit different places and meet startup founders, I try to be nicer and more helpful rather than dismissive.
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With Google Assistant and everything we're doing, we're trying to create a more personalized experience that can be more helpful.
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A more helpful question might be what kind of advertising-based business model the majority of us can live with.
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Including a couple of adhesive clips to help better hold and route the Speak's cable would have been more helpful.
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As for my weightier objections, first, I wish Mr. Larimore had been more helpful in his discussion of asset allocation.
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If the only thing you can bring is your good intention, you'll be more helpful staying home and contributing money.
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Yet experts tell me that, if states and agencies would just request it, the Pentagon could be even more helpful.
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"We're always working to make Alexa more helpful for customers," Shelby Delano, a spokesperson for Amazon, said in an email.
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On your partner's end, they should sit down with their family — and often it's more helpful if you're not there.
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While that's certainly helpful for those actively seeking out the truth, wouldn't it be more helpful to eliminate inaccurate links altogether?
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And motion control, which here was used for fine-tuning my aim when shooting arrows, felt more helpful than a nuisance.
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Anyone can google images of bangs, but taking a look at fringes past, and what's to come, can be more helpful.
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Sadly it can't yet map their position in the room, a feature that could be even more helpful in the future.
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But it is more helpful to think of them as toots on a bugle in the midst of a cacophonous battle.
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The teacher tried to deflect him to the picture books, thinking they would be more helpful in spurring his reading skills.
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Every day, we have the opportunity to embrace a darker path or to act in a more helpful and hopeful way.
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Unfortunately, the brand- or style-specific guidelines that are out there are not much more helpful than the generic advice above.
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But in the case of larger items, like furniture or kitchen appliances that sit on countertops, it could be more helpful.
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Since the company is a peer-to-peer lender, the performance on smaller loan purchases would be a more helpful measure.
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The screen immediately makes this device a little more helpful than a standard smart speaker because you can see information visually.
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While the crew on board could not have been any friendlier or more helpful, a daily $14.50 gratuity fee feels steep.
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In fact, it would have been more helpful if the leader could have expressed concern and ideas for tangible paths forward.
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A study published in 2015 suggested that additional math instruction for students might be more helpful than traditional personal finance instruction.
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But I've found it even more helpful to concentrate on what's taking us on this psychological journey in the first place.
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When you think about Medicare for all, it is more helpful to focus on the "all" part than the "Medicare" part.
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An employer who initiates the conversation or opens up the topic can be more helpful than many bosses realize, Bischoff says.
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Perhaps more helpful to some is how easy the project makes it to find buildings with solar panels on their roofs.
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And as Komorowski found when he started looking at the literature on space medicine, that might be more helpful than it sounds.
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Some people think the celebrity chef has been more helpful during this disaster than Elon Musk was during the Thai cave rescue.
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Even with these new improvements, I find the interface harder to read at a glance, and the suggestions aren't much more helpful.
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Making lists on your iPhone is an easy way to stay organized — but it's even more helpful when you can share them.
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But I think what is probably more helpful is to think of gender as a sort of continuum rather than these boxes.
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It seems like every app is adding some degree of artificial intelligence these days to become more helpful and easier to use.
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Although it sounds brutally different, the slower version is likely more helpful in separating the letters for kids just learning their ABCs.
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Anna Yarinsky, an 18-year-old freshman at Vanderbilt University, wants "to try to be more helpful around the house" this summer.
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I have often found it more helpful to read a critic with whom I vehemently disagree than one who is moderately persuasive.
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It's even more helpful when the local police do the rounding up for you (as some did in Lithuania, France and Hungary).
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Dr. Esposito says a clue that is more helpful is that the scorpions with the biggest claws are often the least venomous.
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It might even be more helpful for both parties if you are straightforward and plainly say that money is important to you.
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Beyond craft or theory, and perhaps more helpful than any advice, this book serves as a reminder that writing is hard work.
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Still, Dr. Young insists — and I agree — that it's far more helpful to prepare and eat most of your meals at home.
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The app is more helpful data-wise; it tallies up your daily progress and compares it to your activity the days before.
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"Overall with our hardware this year, particularly with the Pixel, we're trying to make it more helpful for our users," she said.
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The app can also import screenshots directly from the Xbox to Dropbox, which may be more helpful to some people than using OneDrive.
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For more helpful tips on how to make this the most festive season yet, pick up PEOPLE's Holiday Entertaining issue, on newsstands now!
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The reports can, of course, be anonymous, but the more specific the details related to the incident are, the more helpful Safecity becomes.
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However, some employees said the channels were not that helpful, and it is more helpful to submit requests to specific teams or employees.
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Maybe even more helpful is that the film has a strong sense of humor, which goes a long way toward humanizing its characters.
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I love and recommend everything WWAKE makes… the craftsmanship is next-level and the designer and her team could not be more helpful.
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But, it might be more helpful if Sherrill had picked a torchbearer to replace Pelosi, who has led House Democrats for 22018 years.
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The good news is that data also reveals that prosocial video games increase the chance that kids will be more helpful to others.
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" Of course, while a digital assistant isn't a counselor, ideally, they'd be a little more helpful than just saying, "I don't get it.
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I found it much more helpful to have conversations with gay women about what they felt and to read others' coming out stories.
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Though it might be more helpful to consider knockdown karate as 'full contact taekwondo' and points style karate as fencing without the foil.
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I think that this will be more helpful in life because many people are more successful and happy when they enjoy their job.
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But new research suggests that fruit fly fat cells have greater mobility, and are therefore more helpful in an emergency than previously thought.
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But the G.A.O. found that some consultants were steering borrowers into potentially costly "forbearances," rather than more helpful options like flexible repayment plans.
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He can keep cheerleading but it would be more helpful if President Trump had something more specific to push and offer these holdouts.
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If you want to understand what President Trump will do in any situation, then, it's more helpful to ask: What would TV do?
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Trump's overall policy was, in fact, far more helpful to the Ukrainians than President Obama's policies that denied them much aid for weapons.
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In any case, this was one instance in which an artificial intelligence routine was actually more helpful than the White House press secretary:
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" He said a second, more helpful CBP officer had "explained that my name was used as an alias by someone on some watch list.
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But I do think that there is the opportunity for the platforms to be a lot more helpful in terms of subscription model development.
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But they may be even more helpful for investors themselves, especially a couple who may not realize that they don't have the same priorities.
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But Flint Democratic congressman Dan Kildee sees the 30-day pledge as more helpful to Snyder than it is to the beleaguered Flint community.
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Snow asserted that such nude art classes could potentially be more helpful if there were also women on hand to draw naked male models.
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As with Bixby's underlying technology, Home is designed pull in more and more contextual information over time, potentially becoming more helpful along the way.
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The energy is more helpful, but still over-the-top, on October 26 when Venus connects with the planet of growth and abundance, Jupiter.
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While exercise certainly played a role in pivoting people away from smoking, the social support aspect seemed to be equally, if not more, helpful.
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But Dr. Christ said federal officials had been more helpful since her office clarified that it had the authority to request employees' vaccination information.
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Expect more helpful tweets and Facebook posts But not during the commuting rush, when customers are "more likely to lash out," the report stated.
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As Douthat's tweet suggests, a more helpful choice than criticizing Trump might have been for National Review to find a specific candidate to support.
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What might be more helpful are local opportunities offered by non-profits, through which veterans may gain a new sense of purpose and connection.
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Simple can make you go viral with a message that's far more helpful than just sitting around and waiting for someone to leave office.
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He added that sweat glucose might be more helpful as metric in screening for diabetes rather than for real-time monitoring of glucose levels.
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These additions look to make iOS 11 more helpful for those of us who insist on micromanaging storage and mobile data usage on our devices.
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I think we are not doing a lot of things that we could do to put pressure on China to be more helpful to us.
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The threat from Amazon has forced Walmart to improve its stores, with easier checkout and more helpful staff; it has seen a bump in sales.
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And although its hinge is useful, it would be much more helpful if the phone's top half could be set at a variety of angles.
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And occasionally, given how often modern horror films address technological anxieties, the dead battery trope can even be subverted into something more helpful and positive.
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Carrier partners are not much more helpful, stuffing handsets with their own custom software and still delivering Android updates on their own schedules, not Google's.
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TC: Presumably, the idea is for your data to get smarter and better over time and so more helpful for schools that adopt your methodologies.
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Slap a crystal on your problem chakra, and the rock will siphon off the venom, replacing it with whatever more helpful property you're looking for.
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Third, Wikipedia showed the importance of network effects to online ventures: the more people use Wikipedia and write entries, the more helpful it has become.
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As a result, apps will be able to get smarter and do more helpful and interesting things more quickly, without calling back to data centers.
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"As a meta-analysis, this study is bigger and more helpful than the earlier individual studies," said Roth, who is unaffiliated with the new research.
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And because Trump has been such a media punching bag and pariah, this moment could be even more helpful than Clinton's was 24 years ago.
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"And then trying to be flexible about changing them or thinking about alternative beliefs that are more helpful as you move forward," Arditte Hall says.
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You'll also notice that we're giving New York Today a redesign, in hopes of making our newsletter even more helpful as you begin your day.
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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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TL;DR: Make your Mac even more helpful with the 235.99 Limited Edition Mac Bundle featuring Parallels Desktop for $35.99, a ridiculous savings of 95%.
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The more helpful the president was, Mr. Dowd and Mr. Cobb told him last year, the more likely the investigation would conclude by year's end.
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If women struggle even just to reach upper management, it's more helpful to pursue policies to help mid-career women before tackling corporate board representation.
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More helpful, thoughtful vibes will flow when the Moon connects with the Sun at 8:29 PM and Neptune at 1:59 AM. All times EST.
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She thought writing might be even more helpful, as it appeared to have been very helpful to other trauma victims, such as war veterans with PTSD.
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Typing the URL into a special search engine that shows the status of your preferred domain as well as others like it is much more helpful.
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Google recently launched its version of Siri, named Google Assistant, on the Apple iPhone, so we wanted to test out which virtual assistant was more helpful.
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The new serving sizes, along with calorie counts in a large, bold font, are likely to make the new labels easier to read and more helpful.
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It's also a hell of a lot more helpful than whining about the tenuous links between games and real world violence after every new mass shooting.
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"What he did in Europe before that press conference was in many ways more damaging to the United States and more helpful to Putin," Murphy said.
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While Automatic Alt Text isn't incredibly robust at this point, it is accurate, and it's exceptionally more helpful than not having any photo description at all.
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"These are all examples of how we are making search even more helpful for our users surfacing the right information in the right context," said Pichai.
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If you are relatively new to solving, please let me know in the comments if that is more helpful to you than just writing them out.
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In fact, we owe it to our users to be relentlessly focused on our mission and our goal to build a more helpful Google for everyone.
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The counseling would be more helpful for moving people out of prostitution if it offered practical skills such as resume writing or cosmetology classes, she added.
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" Asked if the Iranians were being more helpful than the Russians, he said: "I don't think either of them is being particularly helpful to the peace process.
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In addition to a series of in-depth videos about fertility-related topics, the site's major feature — fertility clinic and doctor reviews — is getting even more helpful.
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That may be less useful in some ways, but it sounds like it'll be more helpful in others by offering addition information to those who want it.
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You don't get the same real-time tracking you do with other apps, but it's a bit more user-friendly and more helpful for casual get-togethers.
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"We need to be a lot more helpful to the customer, and allow them to use the same kind of filtering functionality on the site," said Filipov.
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If you're a long way from home and need to find a bathroom, then Google Assistant is far more helpful (provided you have a decent data plan).
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But when you're first starting out, it can often be more helpful to try different apps to see what works—rather than financially committing to one option.
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"We found Siri to be slightly more helpful and versatile (responding to more flexible language) in controlling your phone, smart home, music, etc," the study's authors said.
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When someone enters my space, it feels more helpful than invasive, like it might when someone swoops in to steal my mountain silversage in World of Warcraft.
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She seems to be taking Dr. Pine's advice about being more helpful at work to heart when she volunteers to help her female colleagues on a case.
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If you feel lonely, it may be more helpful to make a positive connection with a friend than to try and seek out new people to meet.
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In a sentence: The new system will be less generous than the Obamacare variation for the poor and elderly, and more helpful for the upper middle-class.
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I think 'cost per person' would be a more helpful way to give brides an idea of what the average amount spent on a wedding actually is.
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Elaine Welteroth, author of "More Than Enough: Claiming Space for Who You Are (No Matter What They Say)," offers more helpful ideas in our Working Woman's Handbook.
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And the nativists will have nothing more helpful to propose than heartless policing and deportation to discipline an underclass of nonwhite people that their own policies created.
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But it might be more helpful to see it as a necessary confusion, one that will force you to clarify your feelings about the commitment you're considering.
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Except the devices will be more helpful to you, as a lacrosse player in a weird way because you don't have the mass media, kind of thing.
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Republicans hoped that these two witnesses would be a bit more helpful to their defense of the President, and it turned out to be about 50/50.
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If we succeed in shifting from snap judgments to patience, maybe we could be a little more helpful to one another — and a whole lot more understanding.
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The studies have also not answered whether a teacher's major makes a difference, or if a four-year degree is more helpful than a two-year one.
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So for now, it would probably be more helpful for us all to figure out how to handle these situations and prevent more harassment in the workplace.
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For flight delays and cancellations, the television bulletins broadcast at London's Heathrow and Gatwick airports, BA's two main hubs, were more helpful than its stewards on the ground.
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However, as Business Insider reported last September, Amazon chose a female-sounding voice because market research indicated it would be received as more "sympathetic" and therefore more helpful.
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Christopher Sidoti, one of the UN investigators, says that could be a formidable tool for justice: "Facebook is more helpful than the UN Security Council at the moment."
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Since reading is such a great de-stressor, incorporating it into a bedtime routine might make it more helpful for you to fall asleep in the long run.
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Preserved impressions in fine sediment of soft parts like skin and organs are rarer and concomitantly more helpful when it comes to understanding what ancient life was like.
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Alongside Qualcomm's new chip, Wear OS watches are also getting improved software from Google that's supposed to make the platform easier to navigate and just generally more helpful.
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They even released a sketch of him to the local newspaper in the hopes that he would be identified and could provide more helpful information about the flag.
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And 9003 percent say that Trump's leadership and plans for the country make them feel more helpful, versus 2900 percent who say they make them feel more doubtful.
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Tech Tip Q. The Share menu in the Safari browser would be even more helpful if I could send links right to the Evernote program on my Mac.
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Nevertheless, he said he "could be a little more helpful" and had previously noted that both China and Russia were working to undermine the U.N. and U.S. sanctions.
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He does not like return-on-equity targets, but an overall group pretax profit target would still be more helpful than the individual divisional ones he has now.
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Otting said he's committed to protecting the intent of the CRA and giving banks clearer, stronger and more helpful standards meant to expand banking services to vulnerable communities.
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Democrats have favored refundable tax credits over deductions because they say they are more helpful to lower-income families, who might not make enough to pay income taxes.
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More important, Republicans say the filibuster has been more helpful to them in preventing Democratic legislation over the years than it has been to Democrats in thwarting Republicans.
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Wouldn't a fight for more representation of single fathers, or Black teachers, or missing Black girls be more helpful to the community than less coverage of alleged predators?
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While the companies have quietly been much more helpful on security cases, they have refused those "back door" requests, although intelligence agencies are working separately to create them.
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Wireless charging is likely to become even more helpful in the future, if the rumors about Apple adding it as a feature in the iPhone 11 are true.
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"I don't think I could have ever married anybody that would have been more helpful to my work and ministry than she has been," he told Larry King.
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It would connect people with information and services in ways that are more natural, more contextually aware, and more helpful than what is possible with only keyboards and screens.
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I would also like to see more helpful troubleshooting feedback, so if something fails, I can more easily figure out which part of the programming I messed up on.
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I like Astro's ideas for helping people work through their inbox, but so far, I haven't found its AI or interface any more helpful than something like Google's Inbox.
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Bill Richardson, is also disappointed that Hilary Clinton didn't choose a Latino as her running mate but understands that Tim Kaine could be more helpful to win in November.
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In other words, the studies showed surgery could do less harm to the body and be more helpful for weight loss than the standard prescription on offer in America.
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"We're working to improve personalization in the app and create a more engaging and interesting viewing experience, so you can expect Sling to debut more helpful features," he said.
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So while it might not be much help now, I thought of some other stuff that might actually have been a bit more helpful than, you know, a boat.
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Sports scores have been in Siri since iOS 6 in 2012, and the new searches certainly make the voice assistant more helpful for those gameday questions about a statistic.
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More helpful energy flows your way when Mercury connects with Mars in Aries on February 16—people will have your back and won't be afraid to fight alongside you!
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Some people find a few drinks — and sometimes a few more — helpful on a long flight, some need to keep it to one, and some prefer teetotaling in-flight.
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And they were much more helpful, she said, than the collages of proposed items provided by an interior designer with whom she had worked and had paid nearly $10,000.
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After being on the defensive for weeks because of Mr. Trump's behavior, Republican candidates now have a more helpful news media environment in which to make their closing arguments.
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"Together, their strengths will complement each other and provide customers with a richer and even more helpful experience," Amazon Chief Executive Jeff Bezos said in a statement on Wednesday.
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There are "small details that have to be looked at by a Mexican attorney, and very often a bilingual attorney will be more helpful with foreign individuals," he said.
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As important as it would be for Democrats to unite and to keep left-of-center voters from straying, it would be even more helpful to win Republican converts.
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From the White House, Mr. Trump regularly indicates that he believes no major news media properties have been more helpful, and less problematic, to his cause than Mr. Murdoch's.
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The HoloLens 2 is more comfortable and easier to use than the last version, which could make it more helpful for the tasks companies want to do with it.
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Byte-Sized-Chunks: Recommendation Systems Build your own movie app in order to understand how online recommendations work, and how to make yours more accurate and more helpful. 10.
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For one, in those years when the WHO guesses correctly which strains will circulate, the shot tends to be a lot more helpful than some of these averages suggest.
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They said access to the transcripts would enable the commissioner to provide more helpful information at next week's hearing while acknowledging that time is short to fulfill the request.
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One thing is for sure: Online resources from publications like PC Gamer and videos from experienced users are far more helpful than any manual that came with any component.
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But as I kept traveling and meeting strangers who were so much nicer and more helpful than I'd expecting, I could feel my wall around men start to crumble, too.
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Google seems to hope that by handing off some of that work to manufacturers, it'll give them a lot more flexibility and make Assistant more helpful at the same time.
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The EU has been saying it is up to the private sector to deal with those issues, but Maijoor's comments on cooperation signal a shift to a more helpful stance.
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But if you scarcely type mocking Spongebob text, perhaps you'll want to keep manually alternating between capital and lowercase letters and save your precious $0.99 for a more helpful app.
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That kind of unflattering information is arguably more helpful to voters than, say, the uplifting "Morning in America" advertisement that helped carry Ronald Reagan to a second term in 1984.
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"Sometimes what you see in your day-to-day life, what your eyes see, is far more helpful than what you hear from the analysts on Wall Street," he said.
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A single platform that lets a big brand get a complete picture of how individual consumers are talking about them will be more helpful to marketing teams, according to Thomas.
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It's not exactly going to be on a Hallmark card any time soon, but it was a lot more helpful to me than being told to dance like nobody's watching.
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Brandon says taking Carter on this road trip where there's no set routine was "a big gamble," but it has proven more helpful for him than they could have imagined.
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China can play a more helpful role than it has to date by exerting its influence on Myanmar and Bangladesh to come up with something more than a superficial fix.
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" Recognizing loss as a universal experience, Ms. Devine hopes that "if we can start to understand the true nature of grief, we can have a more helpful, loving, supportive culture.
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"Certainly I think it's more helpful if we can have a little more calm, back-and-forth dialogue," she said, noting that many White House reporters have young children, too.
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I will continue to be very focused on Google and the deep work we&aposre doing to push the boundaries of computing and build a more helpful Google for everyone.
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But she said the White House could have been far more helpful in pushing back at Republican critics, and she makes clear she had disagreements with the president's top advisers.
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The scientists are also trying to highlight the locations of streets and neighborhoods in their maps, using data from other satellites and OpenStreetMap, to make them more helpful for rescue teams.
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One of the more helpful things I've found for making my period suck a little less is finding a receptacle (for lack of a better word) that I actually enjoy using.
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But the Octopus seems like a potentially fun family experiment that could introduce kids to some of the more helpful aspects of technology without sticking them in front of a screen.
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Putting my neurosis aside, I'll tip my hat to BMW because it's a pretty cool idea and likely has more helpful applications than to raise a 5 Series' owner's heart rate.
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I think we need to get to a point where we move back to maybe trying to write characters that aren't as bloodthirsty, maybe characters that are a bit more helpful.
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What worked well for me was using YouTube as a learning aid in addition to my classes, and more often than not it was much more helpful in learning individual concepts.
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ET. But his endorsement of Arrington could be more helpful to her campaign if the two fall short of 50% of the vote and head to a runoff on June 26.
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Two reports published Thursday by progressive think tanks back a financial transactions tax (FTT), arguing that such a tax on trades could make the financial sector more helpful to all Americans.
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I was trained in stage combat, particularly sword fighting in drama school; I have a nice collection of swords designed for that, but that was more helpful for The Underland Chronicles.
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Authorities have said that wearing face masks doesn't necessarily help the average person prevent the coronavirus — hand-washing and avoiding close contact with potential carriers of the virus are more helpful.
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That's why she thinks it's more helpful to read what each sign offers as a cuffing partner, instead of giving a prescriptive love match based on only one of your signs.
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The first scenario — the "bridge burner" — can be downright dangerous, according to Stanford professors Dave Evans and Bill Burnett, and the second — the "2-week lame duck" — isn't much more helpful.
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Far more helpful, however, were the kind ministrations of Aunt Maud and another of her mother's sisters, Aunt Grace, a trained nurse who came to help coax her back to health.
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Related: Top US International Drug Official Signals Green Light for Countries to Decriminalize "There's so many things that we could be doing that would be more helpful [than imprisonment]," Brady said.
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For the most part, the assistant felt more helpful than invasive, though that could easily change when the conversation switches from where to meet for lunch to something more serious and private.
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But maybe something that's a little more helpful and proactive is as you get more and more opportunities with music, every experience counts into making you the artist you want to become.
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"In so many investigations, time is of the essence, and this enables many police departments to access data so much more quickly and in forms that are much more helpful," Ives said.
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You might find it more helpful to focus on learning more about yourself and developing ways to cope, rather than trying to get rid of every symptom of your mental health problem.
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Even with apps like GYANT, where the screening is based purely on questions and answers, the information is far more helpful than guessing at the severity of symptoms using a Google search.
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AlphaStar's machine learning algorithms for multitasking could have broader applications in helping self-driving cars adapt to new situations, or for making virtual assistants like Google's own Assistant smarter and more helpful.
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Ms. Koh and Mr. Wosner played the piece beautifully, though it might have been more helpful to hear it after the sonata that inspired it, which was given an eloquent performance here.
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Some of them, such as Daysy, allow you to keep track of extra factors like your basal temperature, another important fertility marker, which may be more helpful if your periods are irregular.
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Expressing sadness for the pain of others from a place of mismatched understanding is no more helpful than my saying that simply being Black and visiting St. Louis makes me an activist.
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Rarely were the lobbyists more helpful than in devising the rule itself, which would effectively expand to all gig workers an exemption that the state had already passed for ride-hailing drivers.
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In biology class, my teacher gives me a digital textbook to read from and take notes, which is more helpful and interactive than if I were to use a hard copy textbook.
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Chinese authorities launched a campaign last week to clean up the comments sections on websites to prevent the spread of "harmful information" and encourage what it considers more helpful, well-intentioned comments.
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More helpful was Ms. Auerbach's explanation of the structure of the concerto, which unfolds in 13 interconnected sections, like fractured dreams tied together: an episodic but continuous arc lasting some 25 minutes.
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She told the committee she wished she could "be more helpful," that she had never wanted to enter the political fray, but that she could never forget certain details of her alleged assault.
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A more helpful conclusion is that politicians should take more care to equip workers labouring far from the innovation frontier to adapt to shocks to their industries—from import competition or anywhere else.
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As a result, they often omit more helpful metrics, such as how a workout made you feel, which can be way more valuable as you work to develop a sustainable relationship with exercise.
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" His message to insurers: "My hope is that you stick it out in the marketplace so you're there to catch people when the help arrives which is a more helpful, more vibrant marketplace.
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The platform feels the system is more helpful than harmful, however, especially given that many video platform competitors, such as Facebook, have no similar system in place to detect copyright infringement or piracy.
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Forests can heal on their own if they're allowed to, he says, and these forests end up being more resilient and more helpful in the climate fight than newly planted plots of trees.
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You know, for example, whether you find it more helpful to have things written down rather than hearing them (or vice versa), and whether you're a big-picture person or more detailed-oriented.
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And there's no reason to believe that returning to lengthier sentences for dealing—whether it is labeled as such or as drug delivery leading to death—will be more helpful this time around.
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If I were to extensively train for something in the future, like a marathon (or let's be real, a half marathon), I could see how these classes and personalized sessions would be more helpful.
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Why it matters: As Facebook continues to invest into Messenger in the hopes of making it a go-to app, adding an artificial intelligence-based assistant could make the app more helpful to users.
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According to Google, the goal with the Home Hub is to create "a more helpful, thoughtful home," with the added dimension of being able to see responses from Assistant, instead of just hearing them.
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It's probably more helpful to think of them in the same terms as Great People: You'll only see a limited number over the course of a game, but each one has a meaningful impact.
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Results like these, if they hold true in larger, more diverse populations, could be used to craft ever more helpful materials in the ongoing fight against stigma, misinformation, and lack of access to care.
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In these cases, read receipts or the three dots feature that indicates someone is typing, are more helpful than frustrating, because the fear of asymmetry (one person wanting more than the other) is lower.
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It wasn't a bad experience, but I find it more helpful to do stuff for Joaquin and other victims and talk about these issues with people who have experienced the same kinds of tragedy.
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"It'd be much more helpful if Facebook would be much more clear of the principles they're applying," said Paul Barrett, a New York University law professor who's studied domestic disinformation campaigns on social media.
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Tejal Rao's recipe for aligot (above), for instance, is a far more helpful guide to the creation of that awesome mixture of potatoes and cheese than a simple exhortation to mix potatoes and cheese.
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Rather than reject the notion of popularity, we should pay close attention to how things get to be popular and try to see how more helpful ideas could be embraced with equally widespread enthusiasm.
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"Even with a one-time intervention, you're getting smoother, pleasant, more helpful workers," said Lindsey Cameron, one of the paper's co-authors and a University of Pennsylvania professor in an interview with Knowledge@Wharton.
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Ladders fall toward the excessive end of Mr. Ten Eyck's sliding scale of regulatory cumbrance; on the more helpful end are procedures required to track produce when there is a disease or illness outbreak.
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For many, there are stigmas and barriers that stand in the way of treatment—and making our phones smarter and more helpful when dealing with serious problems is a great place to start positive change.
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In some ways the fact that it's much more obvious now is more helpful to me because I can see what needs to be ... But I was asking you about the Vox version of this.
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"It would have been substantially more helpful for DHS to have been present today to be part of the dialogue, inform the American public, and answer questions about their work in this area," Abraham said.
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More significantly, a temporary export-led boom would only delay the decline of structurally weak industries, while reducing the more helpful pressure to upgrade the quality of Italian exporters and the productivity of its workers.
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I still maintain the view that yoga is, for the most part, more helpful than it is dangerous, but the thought of beginner yogis relying entirely on an app to learn complex poses worries me.
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Researchers observed workers at an American insurance company and an Indian IT consulting center and concluded that even seven to eight minutes of meditation a day can "make people more helpful" in their work environment.
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We all learn in different ways and at different paces, and "hard copies" of information that you can take time to absorb at home may be more helpful than the few minutes in our offices.
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What might be a little more helpful, if you live in or near a big city, would be to look at TCLF's city and regional guides, which are derived from the What's Out There database.
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She had found, too, that their algae came in many varieties, some more helpful against stress than others, so she persuaded less choosy, "entrepreneurial" corals to host heat-tolerant algae, to see how they got on.
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Hammond, speaking to a parliament committee examining the government's approach to Brexit, also said the Irish government could not be more helpful than it was being at present due to its status as an EU member.
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You can tap and hold the touch surface to hear an estimate on battery life (high, low, etc.) and Bose actually gives you a more helpful time estimate on remaining power in its Bose Music app.
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THEY COULDN'T BE MORE HELPFUL TO WHAT'S GOING ON. AND DONALD SAID ALL ALONG A LOT OF THE FUND-RAISING HE'S DOING WITH THE RNC IS SPECIFICALLY TO HELP THE PARTY AND EVERYBODY ON THE TICKET.
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Sejko said reaching the bank's annual inflation target of three percent would require a "more helpful" policy in the medium term, and extended its provision of stimulus by six months until the second quarter of 132.953.
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Cody and friends aim to teach children to become more helpful people, and hopes to introduce young children to the basics of code just as Sesame Street taught them A-B-C and 1-2-3.
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Like Facebook's M assistant and other bots whose creators are being courted by the social network, the reimagined Siri would be more helpful and less restrained to core Apple features like setting alarms and sending texts.
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Former Presidents Obama and Bush also deployed National Guard troops to the border, but Judd said they had a different role and were more helpful, though they were still not allowed to act as law enforcement.
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They're just more helpful with everyday purchases – like re-orders of common household items, or one-offs that you don't want to run out to the store for, such as paper towels, diapers or pet food.
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But maybe it would be even more helpful if he also reduced the amount of caffeine he regularly consumes, replacing some of that caffeinated coffee with decaf, a suggestion he categorically rejected when I offered it.
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Detailed information is also more helpful in stemming from fear of the unknown, which is especially difficult in the current situation as there is still a lot of information about the virus that experts don't know.
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And by mentoring I mean pretty much creating this magical grid on his own and fixing my frequent mistakes, all the while supporting me as if I was smarter and more helpful than I actually was.
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"The data we collect makes our product more helpful for people in a variety of ways, such as improving our understanding of queries and combating threats like spam and fraud," said Lara Levin, a Google spokeswoman.
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"I'm thrilled to welcome Bill to Google as we continue our work to create more helpful commerce experiences and build a thriving ecosystem for partners of all sizes," said Sundar Pichai, CEO of Google and Alphabet.
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"While usable and good for general information, it doesn't provide personalized information that might be more helpful in making treatment or access decisions," said Casey Schwarz, senior counsel for the Medicare Rights Center, a nonprofit organization.
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Ratings have become even more helpful in the streaming era, when so much new content is released on a regular basis, much of its originals, all of which is available in one destination – the streaming service itself.
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At the 2016 Code Conference, Google CEO Sundar Pichai talked with The Verge's Walt Mossberg about why Google thinks it can beat Apple, Amazon and Microsoft to make artificial intelligence easier and more helpful for every consumer.
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You'll be more helpful to victims in a physically dangerous situation if you can get to a safe space and alert authorities, but there are other things you can do if the situation isn't as physically risky.
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As valuable as those discussions are, it's more helpful to examine three important issues where the government is essentially working against the interest of personal responsibility simply because doing so serves the politicians and the politicians alone.
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She pumped in an open room with other moms and listened to their stories, tips, and tricks — an experience that ended up being more helpful than the hundreds of in-field interviews she conducted in the past.
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Ebert also organizes these works along a timeline, but it would have been more helpful if she had also linked to their corresponding records on the Met's own website so viewers may learn more about each one.
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Doctors here, he says, are more helpful and enjoyable to visit than in the US. Although the cost of living is higher than he thought it would be, he's amazed by the affordable healthcare available in town.
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For more helpful suggestions, we talked to Derhally about a few tangible things you can do and topics you can focus on that will make you feel a little closer to the chill end of the scale.
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You'll get gait analysis and other expert guidance, but even more helpful is that if some issue arises (like my Adidas that started tearing at the seams), they will probably replace them with no shipping or hassle.
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The Perkins Act was originally signed in 1984 and reauthorized in 1998, but proponents want changes that they say will make it more helpful to workers in a modern economy with a growing number of technical jobs.
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When you shift from problem-thinking to puzzle-thinking, your mindset becomes driven by curiosity rather than morality, which is far more helpful in an emotionally-intense situation, both for you and the person across from you.
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Olga Oliker, the director for Europe and Central Asia at the International Crisis Group, recently told Foreign Policy that nonlethal aid is actually considered more helpful than the Javelins, even as Ukrainian officials have celebrated their arrival.
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Though the Trump Administration's carrot of better trade with China has elicited a more helpful than usual response from Beijing, the specter of nukes in South Korea and, even more so, Japan should further concentrate their focus.
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"Aid cuts could potentially soften Pakistan up to be more helpful in a negotiated settlement process in Afghanistan, but much will depend on how … the US takes the lead, and also applies pressure on Kabul," says Lalwani.
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You get almost all of the nifty features Google includes in Android, along with optional dual cams, a smarter, more helpful iteration of Bixby, and a new generation of silicon that makes the phone feel snappy as fuck.
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The measured praise for a country with which the U.S. has a fraught relationship came at the Aspen Ideas Festival, where the secretary of state was asked to assess whether Iran was "more helpful or more harmful" there.
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For example, one way the device will be more helpful than other smart speakers on the market is that it will automatically notify you to leave early for an important meeting or remind you when anniversary's come up.
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The Unification Ministry, which handles relations with the North, said it considered the activities as "provocation" which must stop immediately and that the North should "behave in a way more helpful to inter-Korean ties and to itself".
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Go leverages all of the company's core AI technologies â€" translation, image recognition, and a voice assistant â€" and puts it into a single product to create a "more helpful Google for everyone," Google CEO Sundar Pichai said.
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Cramer said one of his recent trips to Wal-Mart proved much better than usual: the workers were friendlier and more helpful, the store was clean and organized and the products were bountiful and sold at a bargain.
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"I really think that this transition to ambient computing, where your smartphone becomes even more intelligent about what's going on around you and even more helpful to you based on that information, is one of the [industry] trends."
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In that judgment, McGahn was right -- and more helpful to the President than Michael Cohen, his personal attorney and fixer, or any other of the non-notetaking lawyers who made a Trump-related appearance in the Mueller investigation.
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Many of those testifying have served up more damaging headlines for Trump — including U.S. Ambassador to the European Union Gordon Sondland, a donor to Trump whose testimony, it was thought, might be more helpful to the White House.
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There is another psychiatry concept that gets less of an airing in public but that could be more helpful for understanding how many psychiatrists think about the mind — and how any of us can think about mental suffering.
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In a blog post, CEO Sundar Pichai explained that in order to "build a more helpful Google," the company would be making this major investment in what it believes is the most important social issue in the area: housing.
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But for Astro, the addition could eventually be even more helpful than it is elsewhere: the app's big hook is the inclusion of an AI assistant that scans your emails and makes recommendations for you to take action on.
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"No member of Congress was more helpful and more knowledgeable about foreign and defense policy than Joe Biden," former Under Secretary of State Nick Burns, who served in the Clinton and George W. Bush administrations, says in the release.
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"Men had more helpful social networks for getting ideas and commercial activities off the ground," said Toby Stuart, a professor at the Haas School of Business at the University of California, Berkeley, who was an author of the study.
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While the White House rushed to declare political victory as the impasse ended, the fact that the President may have been more helpful staying on the sidelines than being deeply engaged raised serious questions about his role going forward.
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I think instead of comparing coding (where you're trying to accomplish a task) to writing an English paper (where you're trying to express an original thought), it would be more helpful to think of it like a foreign language.
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It could be more helpful to you to make your list longer or shorter than 10, or to have a longer or shorter time frame than six months, but make it quantifiable so you can be a bit scientific about it.
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Bearing in mind this menu is presented before the game has ever started, check this out: The key issues: It'd be far more helpful not to force this before gameplay, and to leave it as a preferences menu somewhere in-game.
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The information Clue provides likely isn't any more helpful than a WebMD page, but it at least puts everything in front of a woman's face so she doesn't have to go out of her way to figure out what to do.
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The main negative comes from the fact that the majority of my Twitter followers are sadists, something I learned with my first poll: In fairness, putting this to a poll was, broadly speaking, more helpful than my general call for advice.
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In addition to advance detection, we use a machine-learned algorithm that gives more weight to newer, more helpful reviews, apply strict criteria to qualify for the Amazon verified purchase badge and enforce a significant dollar amount requirement to participate.
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In a statement to Gizmodo, Samsung said:With its intelligent interface and contextual awareness, Bixby will make your phone more helpful by assisting in completing tasks, telling you what you're looking at, learning your routine and remembering what you need to do.
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What I think was more helpful than galantamine, though, was the fact of being on the retreat—in a place where I didn't have to think about everyday things and where I was surrounded by people who shared my goals.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's internet regulator has launched a new campaign to clean up the comments sections on websites to prevent the spread of what it calls harmful information and to encourage what it considers more helpful, well-intentioned comments to appear.
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George is an unmissable sidekick who can shoot, defend multiple positions at a high level, run his own pick-and-rolls, and score in isolation with a physical makeup that's far more helpful against Golden State than Kevin Love ever was.
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"For 30 years, I've known him to be a thoughtful political analyst and very committed person through the movement, and (he) could not be more helpful now in electing great progressives in the states to start building a bench," he added.
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By default, the fingerprints will be listed as Finger 1, Finger 2 and so on in the settings, but you can name them something more helpful by tapping an entry and typing in a new name on the next screen.
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The law will move Ukraine's foreign exchange regulation from a position of "if it's not expressly allowed, it's forbidden" to "if it's not expressly forbidden, it's allowed" — a much more helpful stance for our banks and businesses looking to operate internationally.
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Because The Learning Network is for students 13 and older, our resources focus on understanding the massacre and its implications, but parents and teachers of younger students might find this advice, published by The Times after the Newtown shootings, more helpful.
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He maintains that instead of waiting for Janssen's clinical trials, it would have been more helpful if the American Psychiatric Association, the National Institutes of Health, or another official board released guidelines that encouraged the use of ketamine for this kind of treatment.
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"What could be more helpful is helping the kitchen understand how they can reuse certain items or certain ingredients in other parts of the menu," he said, giving the example of deep-frying otherwise redundant potato peelings and using them as a garnish.
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Chinese officials played on that knowledge by promising to be more helpful regarding North Korea — if only the West would be tolerant of malign Chinese behavior on trade, currency, Taiwan's independence, human rights, and control of the East and South China Seas.
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Google has described Android 10 as "simpler, smarter, and more helpful" than past versions, pointing to a new gesture navigation feature that allows users to switch between tasks, go backwards, and return to the home screen by swiping, without using visible buttons.
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It would be easier and more helpful for society to just give all that money away—for healthcare, for stipends, for charities—than to run ads telling you how good Candidate X is and how much he or she wants to help.
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What is clear is that the current system is not working, leaving reform advocates to argue that the goal must be a system that is ultimately smaller, one that provides more helpful services, focuses less on punishment, and puts fewer people behind bars.
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It's an endemic issue in the NHL, teams believing toughness in the form of hockey players who are bad at hockey are somehow more helpful than hockey players who are good primarily at the scoring part of hockey and not much else.
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And that she doesn't owe or give anyone an explanation about which parts are real, that she doesn't have to make her life and her art more helpful for our understanding, is much more intriguing than any side chick she's singing about.
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Because The Learning Network is for students 13 and older, our resources focus on understanding the Las Vegas massacre and its implications, but parents and teachers of younger students might find this advice, published by The Times after the Newtown shootings, more helpful.
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Because it's not just a matter of a plan, and I haven't heard anybody on this stage who has talked about American foreign policy in Latin America and how we might have in the last few decades contributed to something being more helpful.
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And makes it clear to them that we want to be great economic partners, we want a fair deal on everything, but that they have to do more with North Korea, and that we will economically sanction them if they&aposre not more helpful.
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At this year's I/O developer conference, Google shared its vision to "make a more helpful Google for everyone," offering up a slew of useful features — AR in search, Live Captions for video, dark mode for Android, and a beefed-up Lens camera, for instance.
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With Google Now, Google has become a more helpful utility for both consumers (by assisting in their decision making) and brands (by serving up information about them, such as suggestions for where to buy coffee based on the data that brands share with Google).
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"I know a lot of Republicans who are in red-leaning districts in blue states who see Trump as more helpful to them than they would have Cruz," Mr. Cole said, citing Representative Elise Stefanik, who represents a sprawling district in upstate New York.
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Diamonds and Versace may look a lot cooler, but for celebrity moms to truly help normalize breastfeeding, it may be more helpful to showcase the reality of what breastfeeding looks like first — or, better yet, to advocate for better policies to support nursing moms.
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At heart most of us are frightful of being mocked, horrified of the prospect of embarrassment and utterly unable to cope with the actualities of being embarrassed, and that means that things like the Macarena are more helpful, more genuinely useful than they initially seem.
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So this week I've invited Steph Mitesser — who helpfully pointed this out, and who organizes the Women's Employee Resource Group at her office — to talk about getting beyond our unconscious biases when giving feedback to make it more helpful and constructive for everyone involved.
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The claim that you can love yourself and your body, and enjoy your life now rather than after you lose weight — the core of the "body positivity" movement — can be more helpful to people than yet another admonition about their weight and health risks.
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"Her work both honored her patients and turned out to be more helpful than any randomized, controlled trial," said Dr. Anna Lembke, an associate professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at Stanford University, where she leads the school's Stanford Addiction Medicine Dual Diagnosis Clinic.
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One option: toward something more equitable, more helpful to more people, more in line with what those people actually want from a space program (hint: maybe not human spaceflight), and perhaps more in line with the Outer Space Treaty that theoretically undergirds it all.
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And this monitoring service is probably stronger and more helpful than any you may have already, because it monitors your credit report at all three nationwide credit reporting agencies, and it comes with up to $1 million in identity theft insurance and individualized identity restoration services.
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"With its intelligent interface and contextual awareness, Bixby will make your phone more helpful by assisting in completing tasks, telling you what you're looking at, learning your routine and remembering what you need to do," it said in a statement sent to TechCrunch following the news.
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Amazon has historically prohibited compensation for reviews – even going so far as to sue those businesses who pay for fake reviews, as well as the individuals who write them, in an effort to make its review and rating system fairer and more helpful to online shoppers.
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But, at the end of the day, if you&aposre on the Republican ticket and you want his support, I think it would be more helpful than getting tweeted against you, which we have seen that work against people in the past running on the Republican ticket.
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"If we could do a micro-BRAC inside our own bases just to demolish buildings we'd like to demolish and not have to go through the bureaucracy of that, that would be far more helpful than going through another round of BRAC to the Navy," he said.
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The vibe during the day is way more helpful: We get an unexpected dose of good energy when the Moon connects with Uranus at 11:58 AM, and a boost in confidence at 2:47 PM when the Moon connects with the Sun in Fire sign Aries.
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The Amazon Echo Dot is a small, unobtrusive personal helper that can set timers while you cook, report the weather and traffic to you from the comfort of your bed in the morning, and perform many, many more helpful tasks without taking up much room at all.
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What might be more helpful, when talk of a "bubble" crops up, is to think of yourself, rather than others — to be vigilant about the possibility that the most meaningful bubbles are the ones you're not aware of, rather than the ones you're eager to spot.
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Instead, he wants to introduce a system that focuses on expanding direct research grants and subsidies for development, and offering robust cash rewards for successful development of new products, so that drug companies have more incentive to create more helpful products rather than corner the market with existing ones.
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He's also gathering more helpful sources, like Remy, who engages in the episode's most clever bit of business: the use of the drinking game Never Will I Ever as a means to confirm or deny Frank's involvement in the money-laundering scandal and effort to impeach President Walker.
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O. K., maybe emergency medical workers are actually more helpful, but if you want to learn how to make a puzzle in the most efficient way, join the Crossword Puzzle Collaboration Directory on Facebook and look at the list of veteran constructors who have volunteered their time to help.
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A number of studies have shown that where quotas exist, either at the level of parliament or at a lower government level, there is more spending going to social services and the kinds of infrastructures that are more helpful for women — and you can see this across the world.
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"There will be discussions about Iran's influence in the Middle East, what we can do to help get Iran on a more helpful footing that it has been, to collectively push back on some of its malign behavior in the region," a senior U.S. official said of the Warsaw agenda.
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Compared to Alexa, the Google Assistant is simply smarter, better sounding, and an all-around more helpful AI. However, even with new additions to the Google Home family in 2017 by way of the Home Mini and Max, there are some holes in the Google's smart speaker lineup—like smart screens.
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The duo behind the popular Instagram account The Devils Wear Zara, Mimi Postigo and Lauren Eggertsen, like to joke they aren't the fast-fashion retailer's customer service arm (they're both editors at Who What Wear, after all), but their latest findings are maybe more helpful than a call to 411.
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"The reason for us not financing Rogun is that the government had a number of choices on how to proceed with Rogun and they... wanted to accelerate the process and it was felt that the World Bank would be more helpful supporting other investments in the energy sector," he said.
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Photo: Philips HueOur pick: Philips Hue ($70 - $350)The first smart home product that was more helpful than hassle, the Philips Hue lighting system has been around since 2012, and over the years has expanded to include almost every type of light bulb and fixture any modern decor could require.
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While asking the right questions or knowing what to look for on a clothing tag can go a long way to pointing you in the right direction, it's even more helpful to have a list of stores you know you can trust, vetted by people who know how the industry works.
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"It would certainly be more helpful for protecting children and being something that the FTC could enforce and something that families could rely upon as trustworthy if YouTube was taking a bigger role and helping to identify content" and was more transparent about the consequences and rules with creators, Johnson said.
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Nothing was more helpful to fear-mongering politicians than the sight of masked ISIS terrorists with their glinting knives at the throats of their hostages, or the scenes of large crowds of refugees fleeing Middle Eastern carnage rushing at Europe's borders, or the insecurity brought by the global financial crisis.
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As he's traveled the country over the last year, the secretary has made a point of engaging with local media (whose questions are generally friendlier) and, not coincidentally, the encounters have the potential to be more helpful to the political future Pompeo seems to be carving out for himself as Trump's heir apparent.
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If Cuomo wishes to demonstrate true leadership on this issue to the public, and do something meaningful, a non-binding state resolution calling for the repeal of 11 USC 523(a)(8), the federal code the makes student loans uniquely vacant of bankruptcy protections, would be far more helpful than his current proposal.
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"I do think there are things we can do to tailor the tax credit in a way that it makes more attractive to people and more helpful to people on the lower end and with a phaseout that is a little less steep than what the House has," Thune told reporters Tuesday.
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"We continue to see strong compliance rates across the country that improve weekly, but we are mindful of the unique work our agriculture community does and will use the following 90 days to ensure we publish more helpful guidance that all operators will benefit from," Administrator Ray Martinez said in a statement.
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"I do think there are things we can do to tailor the tax credit in a way that makes it more attractive to people and more helpful to people on the lower end and with a phaseout that is a little less steep than what the House has," Thune told reporters Tuesday.
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Some said they found it frustrating that Mr. Bloomberg did not agree that it would be more helpful to his long term goals on gun control to have a Democrat in that seat and be one step closer to a Democratic-controlled Senate than it would be to see Mr. Toomey re-elected.
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" Instead of "I don't think I can hold appropriate space for you", Tirado says it might be more helpful to say something along the lines of, "I want you to have support from someone who can hold this with you" and "I'm really sorry that I cannot be that person right now.
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It could be argued, as it is by some critics in This Film Is Not Yet Rated, that this survey inflates the implications of consumer satisfaction in the rating system, since the MPAA's system is the only rating system for theatrically released films in the country, and thus is more helpful than nothing.
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If we're an engine manufacturer, is it useful to merely predict that the assembly line will produce a faulty component 1 percent of the time, or is it more helpful to be able to understand all the knobs and levers that contribute to the failure so we can actually change the future and our processes?
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Indeed, the North's missile debris may provide "some value" to the North but is perhaps more helpful to the U.S. and its allies, according to Thomas Karako, a senior fellow with the International Security Program and the director of the Missile Defense Project at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, a Washington think tank.
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As for Mr. Lewandowski, he told reporters in New Hampshire this week that he would decide by the end of the year if he would run, and that part of his calculation would be whether he and the president believed he could be more helpful fighting impeachment as a candidate or as an outside advocate.
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Wednesday's tweet was by far the strongest endorsement, after more than a week of wishy-washy support, a senior GOP aide said before the vote, saying it would likely move some votes in favor of the bill But the reality is "this would've been a whole lot more helpful a week ago," the aide said.
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That loss was bigger than most experts anticipated, and led to a round of predictable laments from congressional Democrats — and less predictable ones from Republican senators, including Bill Cassidy of Louisiana and John Thune of South Dakota, who told reporters that the bill needed to be "more helpful" to low-income people who wanted insurance.
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"Trump somewhat naïvely calculated that China would be more helpful on North Korea if he was 'magnanimous' on trade; I doubt Beijing sees it that way," said Matthew P. Goodman, a political economist at the Center for Strategic and International Studies and an adviser on Asian economics in the administrations of Barack Obama and George W. Bush.
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A senior administration official, briefing reporters in Washington about the Warsaw meeting, said, "Obviously, Iran is a key topic," and that discussions would center on its influence in the Middle East, "what we can do to help get Iran on a more helpful footing" and how to collectively push back on its malign behavior in the region.
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"I just expected that Liberty University being a Christian university," they'd be more helpful, wrote a complainant who went to prison and then became homeless after a stint enrolled in L.U.O. He had been seeking to have his transcript released despite his still having a balance at L.U.O., so that he could resume his education elsewhere; Liberty responded by recommending homeless shelters.
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The first step once you realize your de facto mother-in-law may not like you is to take a deep breath, according to Moraya Seeger DeGeare, MA, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and the co-owner of BFF Therapy in Beacon, NY. DeGeare notes that stopping to take a moment may seem silly, but it's more helpful than you'd think.
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She repeatedly apologized for gaps in her memory and assured committee members she would "like to be more helpful" with the timeline, noting that it could be useful, for example, if the FBI could pinpoint when Judge worked at a local Safeway grocery store, because she had an awkward encounter with him there six to eight weeks after the attack.
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"I will tell you, I think if we're ever going to negotiate a peace settlement…I think it would be more helpful as a negotiator, if I go in and say I'm pro-Israel, but at least have the other side know I'm somewhat neutral to them so that we can maybe get a deal done," he said during the 12th GOP presidential debate in Miami last week.
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"I have no special tips for parents who want their kid with ADHD to go on the Mediterranean diet, because there is no reason to believe that such a diet is going to be any more helpful for alleviating their ADHD symptoms than any basically sound diet," said Thomas Brown, adjunct clinical associate professor at the University of Southern California's Keck School of Medicine and director of the Brown Clinic for Attention and Related Disorders in Hamden, Connecticut.
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"You know, I was probably more helpful to Donald last night being here then sitting in the audience at the debate because people got to see a Republican that they may have thought was some stuffed shirt – you know, right-wing, crazy whack job or however they would like to identify us – and over the course of the last month, people got to see a person I think that they came to enjoy being around and liked," he said.
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Ben CardinBenjamin (Ben) Louis CardinAmerica is in desperate need of infrastructure investment: Senate highway bill a step in the right direction Financial aid fraud is wrong — but overcorrection could hurt more students Democrats denounce Trump's attack on Cummings: 'These are not the words of a patriot' MORE (D-Md.), a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, said he thinks it would be more helpful in advance of the Trump-Kim summit if the Pentagon were more transparent about what the exercises will entail.
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