The spread of mass privacy, surely one of modern civilization's more impressive achievements, thus depended on another, even more impressive achievement: the creation of a middle class.
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The inside screen was more impressive -- until it broke.
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More impressive, however, is the cubic shape of their poo.
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" DM: "We're capable of making a more impressive-feeling video.
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In some ways, the quiet moments were even more impressive.
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The results were even more impressive among the younger suspects.
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But there's another country with an even more impressive run.
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Perhaps more impressive is the new $231 Braava jet m93.
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Perhaps more impressive is the spike in streams and downloads.
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A week later, "Endgame" has done something even more impressive.
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Schieler's flexibility is way more impressive than this childhood test.
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The matte black finish is much more impressive to me.
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Well, actually, it has perched, which is even more impressive.
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But the inside of the museum is even more impressive.
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They are closing in on an even more impressive mark.
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As if the Hotel Moskva couldn't get any more impressive.
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Even more impressive, the new lighting makes Melania look happy.
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Even more impressive has been Dia's quiet tilt to Asia.
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Perhaps more impressive, its defense had shackled Messi almost completely.
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And he's grown into it, which is even more impressive.
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The python's gut looked even more impressive than the rattlesnake's.
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That's a far more impressive trick than telling the future.
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Saunders, meanwhile, is even more impressive in the finishing department.
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Which makes the robots of the RoboCup all the more impressive.
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Even more impressive: There was no enormous hump on the back.
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Even more impressive is what happens when these tools work together.
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Even more impressive is how fast he has reached that total.
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All of this is even more impressive given its subject matter.
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That's why it's all the more impressive that SSSniperWolf did it.
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However, with headphones, the effect is much more impressive, I'm told.
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But some performances are certainly more impressive, and memorable, than others.
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Andrew Miller often dominates, but his scuttling may be more impressive.
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As the chain continues, this feat becomes more and more impressive.
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Below are some of its more impressive examples of the work.
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Some first-place finishes are, after all, more impressive than others.
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What Barrio offers is more impressive: deep focus and raw power.
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It would also make an O'Connor victory that much more impressive.
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Because honestly, what's more impressive than a whole fried fish, anyway?
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Even more impressive is how he has distributed the scoring throws.
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Even more impressive, he didn't quit the Mets on the spot.
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And the bigger the price tag, the more impressive the vehicle.
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But it's quite more impressive to see them from 16,500 feet.
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These secular dynamics make Restaurant Brands' performance all the more impressive.
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The family is hoping for a more impressive harvest this year.
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Even more impressive was the fashion in which the Retrievers won.
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But even more impressive is the state's all-around long-term performance.
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Why put it in a frame when this is MUCH more impressive.
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What's more impressive than enticing a Shark to invest in your company?
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That's what makes Lego's latest over-the-top build even more impressive.
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More impressive was the iPhone XR paired with a Smart Battery Case.
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It's in a black void, which makes its colors even more impressive.
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Adobe is even more impressive with its Content-Aware Fill in Photoshop.
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If you look at developing regions, the gains are even more impressive.
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Are Clinton's accomplishments less impressive, or more impressive, because she's a woman?
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Her cheese, now all corralled into one place, might be more impressive.
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Eleven months later, they were even more impressive in their return visit.
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Perhaps more impressive is that 14 people typically join each new conversation.
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In skill, the aforementioned artists' efforts were considerably more impressive and engaging.
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But what they have accomplished off the field is more impressive still.
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Boogie's night was more impressive obviously, but this is his sixth season.
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But, preview or not, the feature is already more impressive than gimmicky.
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It's winning when you're not playing your best that is more impressive.
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But the more impressive product is a new wrist blood pressure monitor.
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Among the more impressive unveils was Blue Moon, a new lunar lander.
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We say "almost" because it's actually way more impressive than that trick.
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Even more impressive is how Gettelman has navigated the NFL's junk yard.
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Maybe there are bigger and more impressive worlds to play around in.
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Thursday's numbers were even more impressive considering the games weren't exceptionally competitive.
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As usual, her dancing was impressive, but what was even more impressive?
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Of course, it's perhaps what's under the hood that's even more impressive.
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Even more impressive, Clark has only been swimming competitively for four years.
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In this light, some aspects of the work can seem more impressive.
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Yes, the iPhone 11 Pro is pricier and has more impressive specs.
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And the more impressive the deal, the more precarious it usually is.
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What luxury item is more impressive to flaunt in the Persian Gulf?
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His character turned out to be even more impressive than his mind.
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If anything, though, the impact on social media has been more impressive.
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What even more impressive to me is how clean the grid is.
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In this context, FogCam's 25 years of operation is far more impressive.
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The dearth of archival sources makes her achievement all the more impressive.
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That means sharper text for reading, more impressive video playback and more.
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Francona said the degree of difficulty made the Indians' success more impressive.
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Sadly, the forecasters are no more impressive now than they were then.
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Even more impressive than his appearance is the intelligence of his singing.
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Ruiz will hope that his future career is a little more impressive.
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Perhaps more impressive than the quantity of American players is the quality.
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Back then, everything seemed a lot more impressive than it actually was.
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Even better: the demos are only getting more impressive with each passing week.Â
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Later, more impressive powers, possessed by other (equally deceased) characters, come into play.
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Hard to tell from the pics who's more impressive in this meeting here.
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More impressive than Instagram's sheer size, though, is how quickly it's still growing.
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That's all the more impressive given that Swinton Byrne has magnetic screen presence.
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Even more impressive was that in 2003, said sweet spot didn't even exist.
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That it is only Coogler's third film makes it all the more impressive.
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Because Jordan Rodgers' pro career is only just barely more impressive than mine.
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Image: ScreenshotWhen you get to actually watching something, Prime Video is more impressive.
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But that's just going to make this eventual battle all the more impressive.
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It should be a while before you need anything more impressive, then.[VESA]
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There are also balloons that you can bounce off for more impressive backflips.
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And what's even more impressive is this is his second stroke of genius.
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In fact, Jouban says Jones already has a more impressive resume than Silva.
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More impressive is what the company's been able to do with its displays.
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Figuring out the story behind the song only makes it seem more impressive.
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"This makes the distribution of Snapchat's voters by age all the more impressive."
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Usually, the scenery is more impressive than it was here the other day.
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That's more impressive than Apple, which famously has great margins on the iPhone.
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Turner, though, was even more impressive as he continued to torment the Braves.
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Like water, trees can look even more impressive from a birds-eye view.
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And it is all the more impressive when we consider the institutional context.
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Even more impressive, is the stated 13.5 hour battery life on the hardware.
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All this variety makes the consistent success of fecal transplants even more impressive.
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The effort was all the more impressive considering the scale of the devastation.
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All the more impressive, perhaps, he orchestrated the P.R. operation from his sickbed.
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As a measure of friendship, that's way more impressive than bringing someone soup.
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It was all the more impressive because Michael seemed barely to have noticed.
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Kate Middleton has an impressive wardrobe, but maybe a more impressive shoe lineup.
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The more impressive the work, the more likely they are to take notice.
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"It's more impressive than going to Buckingham Palace or Big Ben," Taylor says.
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By contrast, the party's moderate wing has a plethora of more impressive figures.
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Mayweather's ring record is even more impressive: 49-0, including multiple world titles.
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It's even more impressive because some parts of the experience have been upgraded.
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If you look at what's happened in Vietnam, there is nothing more impressive.
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The stats become more impressive, considering the sizable roadblocks women business owners encounter.
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At only 23, her age only makes her victories that much more impressive.
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The exterior and the grounds of the museum are, perhaps, even more impressive.
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And none is more impressive than the one belonging to the geoduck clam.
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And it's all the more impressive for how lightly it wears its accomplishments.
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Other quarterbacks might set more impressive marks or play in more important games.
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It's difficult to find a more impressive CV in clean energy than Kammen's.
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Still, looking at this year alone, Ethereum's price rise is more impressive than Bitcoin.
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More impressive are the slo-mo videos that capture the beating of their wings.
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Which is exactly what makes the band's recent return to form even more impressive.
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This time, however, they're at the SFJazz Center, a larger and more impressive venue.
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This trick works on mobile and desktop, though the desktop interface is more impressive.
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If you've read a more impressive-sounding sentence today, I'd like to hear it.
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If you combine private equity and venture investing, the numbers are even more impressive.
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One of the more impressive features on the Peak is the Intelligent Temperature Calibration.
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What makes Bernie Sanders' fundraising success even more impressive is his average donation size.
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But when expertly executed, they can be even more impressive than the outlandish ones.
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But more impressive than her god-given features is what she does with them.
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What's even more impressive about MEMOBIRD is that it requires zero ink to print.
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Even more impressive is that most Magic cards don't look alike in any way.
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These achievements are the more impressive since Rwanda is small, hilly, overcrowded and landlocked.
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The resulting impression is spookily accurate — and perhaps more impressive than Curry's original rendition.
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The Definitive Guide to Business It's hard to be more impressive than Gina Bianchini.
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This time the block — a two-armed, condor-like smothering — was even more impressive.
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That poor animal is far more impressive in the sea than on your dock.
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He says he's a self-taught artist, which makes his renditions even more impressive.
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It was all the more impressive having been built by a small indie studio.
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If such a change materialises, Dr Tolba's admirable legacy will grow more impressive still.
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This makes 10 straight hurricanes in the modern era an even more impressive feat.
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As grand as it is, Murphy knows, it could have been even more impressive.
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Even more impressive is the abstractionist El-Saieh, who appears not political at all.
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That haul will only grow more impressive as the industry is poised for growth.
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Owning data flows creates more impressive moats than merely locking down static data sets.
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That's even more impressive because tbh doesn't spam your contacts with unexpected invite messages.
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It's less volatile and dangerous, but more impactful, and its flame is more impressive.
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While this sounds impressive, it's even more impressive when you compare it to 2016.
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More impressive than the scope of the improvement, though, is the style of it.
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He's 23 years old, which makes what he's doing even that much more impressive.
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Even more impressive, though, is the pianissimo high B-flat in an earlier phrase.
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That made O'Connor's task all the tougher and his performance all the more impressive.
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However, there are a few more impressive room options, if you have the budget.
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Even more impressive, Clayborn's performance matched the second-most sacks in an N.F.L. game.
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But the more impressive the Democrats' case is, the more depressing the reality becomes.
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Mayor Buttigieg was more impressive in person than on TV. Tom Steyer less so.
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The figure is all the more impressive considering Don't Breathe's estimated $10 million budget.
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It's all the more impressive considering that it's the debut feature from Boots Riley.
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Another noted the Samsung store in Toronto was more impressive than the Apple Store.
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But more impressive was its accuracy, hitting the target every time during our testing.
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Sure. But that only made the series more impressive to me, on the whole.
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It's impressive, hard to argue there's something more impressive than her incredibly toned bod.
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Things feel a lot bigger, a lot prettier, a lot more impressive in those memories.
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Perhaps what's even more impressive is the move from its 52-week low in May.
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And when it comes to the price of an ether, things are even more impressive.
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This is incredible ... and and it only gets more impressive the more you watch it.
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The victories in Qatar were only made more impressive by news of Biles' health scare.
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This is significantly more impressive, so I'm expecting it will be significantly pricier than that.
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I don't know what's more impressive; getting all the kids to smile or the dog!
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But knowing that this brain-bending trick is legit makes it all the more impressive.
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As part of the way to monetize to build a still more impressive advertising business?
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Not unlike her model mother, Gerber's fashion resume just gets more impressive by the minute.
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In turn, that made fuel efficiency of the cars look more impressive than the reality.
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"As each season comes along the dragons and the CGI gets more impressive," she said.
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Meanwhile, his finest moments have been even more impressive than his Northern Irish rival's have.
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Even more impressive is that when these companies missed the numbers, their stocks went higher.
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"He's surpassed my career tenfold ... his resume is way more impressive than mine ever was."
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Even more impressive business accomplishments do not readily translate into success in the White House.
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What's even more impressive is the fan reaction in those tweets: 86 percent were positive.
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That makes it even more impressive, given the usual long time scale of scientific research.
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So having one of Musk's companies on your resume almost automatically makes it more impressive.
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Even more impressive, Sanders doesn't do private, closed-door fundraising, relying on 100% grassroots donations.
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Moreover, Labour is a much more impressive electoral machine than most Tories seem to think.
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Now that he has moved down to bantamweight his showings have been even more impressive.
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But more impressive, perhaps, is Hendrick's first touch on the ball to pull it down.
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Even more impressive that they're nailing the steps more or less in a practice setting.
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What The Fits does with its boxing is even more impressive than simple recreation, though.
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Somehow the still images of gymnasts doing their thing are even more impressive than video.
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The TVs will keep getting bigger forever What's more impressive than an 88-inch TV?
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Harris' big night was all the more impressive given his meandering path to the NFL.
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Perhaps even more impressive is that he only needed 105 pitches to complete the task.
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The kick was all the more impressive given that the game clock was running down.
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Perhaps even more impressive, the film is also outpacing its cinematic counterparts in cultural reach.
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But it also has more impressive wins than Alabama, none more so than beating Wisconsin.
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But her second act has been, by some measures, even more impressive than her first.
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The 100x zoom on the S20 Ultra is even more impressive, though it's also grainy.
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So far it is the Warriors who have put up the more impressive postseason streak.
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I've been to other grocery stores on the West Coast that were far more impressive.
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But perhaps even more impressive than the RPMs are the BPMs or blows per minute.
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More impressive than the landscape, however, are the native people who call this place home.
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The turnout is made all the more impressive by the lack of state party infrastructure.
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Jett Duffey had more impressive stats for Texas Tech (4-7, 2-6 Big 12).
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The Chargers had a terrific season, which taken in totality was more impressive than Baltimore's.
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And given the pain he was going through, Thomas's performance was that much more impressive.
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Rober's version instead uses pressurized tanks of nitrogen gas and water for far more impressive results,.
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If SpaceX can stick this second landing, it will be even more impressive than the first.
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As is often the case with Google, the product was way more impressive than the presentation.
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Yes, this car looks like a guitar but what's even more impressive is that it's functional.
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The junta's efforts to advance structural reform are more impressive than its efforts to revive demand.
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But her popularity among supporters of her rivals in the Democratic field is even more impressive.
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Was Friday night's showdown really more impressive than Google's AI victories at the board game Go?
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Would the feat have been more impressive if it hadn't come in such a gimmicky way?
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For being a humble single-celled microorganism, yeast has a more impressive resume than a Rockefeller.
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That's even more impressive considering shorting EM was the third most crowded trade just last month.
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NajaWhat's more impressive than Naja's affordable prices is the process in which the products are made.
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But his voice is positively quivering with rage, making the facial serenity all the more impressive.
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The results, published in JAMA Internal Medicine on Monday, were much more impressive this time around.
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Yes. Is he worth taking over Goff, a player with more experience and more impressive stats?
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The latter's performance is even more impressive when one factors in its 4.4 percent annual yield.
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The 90 percent statistic cited above becomes more impressive when the results are broken down further.
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What's going to be more impressive to the swing voters and moderates in 2018 and 2020?
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And you have to prove that you can do even more impressive stuff in the future.
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It's called the #MannequinChallenge and while the idea is simple, the execution is way more impressive.
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He seems a little bored when he tells me about 2015's even more impressive figures.
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Even more impressive is the fact that when you look at the entire Trump/GOP machine.
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That makes the performance of the Chiefs' secondary — playing without Eric Berry — all the more impressive.
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That means O'Rourke's slight overperformance may be more impressive than meets the eye at first glance.
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He also had on a brightly-colored safety vest, truthfully making his feat even more impressive.
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Is the act of scoring consistently more impressive than the act of inconsistently doing tremendous damage?
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But it's more impressive in some ways that it remained relatively misunderstood after the fact, right?
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Even more impressive than the efficiency is the degree of difficulty at which he gets his.
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Even more impressive than the individual high points was the way the festival avoided feeling uncoordinated.
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"This will boost your own confidence and make you sound more impressive to the hiring manager."
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Some historical context makes Trout's season look even more impressive: Babe Ruth's career secondary average was .
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It's a gorgeous, dynamic look, all the more impressive because it wasn't created with digital effects.
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Even more impressive considering that the Astros had the fewest strikeouts in the majors this season.
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But even though it looks very pretty in the picture, it's much more impressive in person.
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This one was even more impressive because of what the Terrapins had endured over the summer.
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The Cloud Forest conservatory is smaller than the Flower Dome, but it may be more impressive.
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An impressive resumeOver 20 years in the NBA, Bryant built one of the more impressive resumés.
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" Even more impressive than Ms. Flanagan's splits are her famous carrot-nut-raisin-packed "superhero muffins.
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Even more impressive was North Macedonia, which changed its name to promote peace with its neighbour.
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Even more impressive, he helped move Clinton's agenda — and the Democratic Party's — closer to his own.
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And when you consider the added distraction of Dorsey's dual CEO role, it's even more impressive.
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What's more impressive in Homecoming is how adept he is at doing the tougher stuff too.
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But there are still things that Apple could do if it wants to make Siri more impressive.
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Which makes his flawless execution of the early days of his actual candidacy all the more impressive.
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More impressive is the optical heart rate sensor, NFC payments via Google Pay, and built-in GPS.
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As beautiful as it is to see from the forest floor, it's even more impressive from above.
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So the fact that this title isn't available in Japan yet seems ridiculous — and even more impressive.
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This is made more impressive by Jung's reputation for mixing his takedown attempts into his striking flurries.
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Dr. King was even more impressive during the "big push" in Birmingham, which began in April, 25.
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Over all, the Broncos' offense had 31 turnovers, making the stinginess of the defense even more impressive.
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Audi and Mercedes may tailor a more impressive cabin, but they don't offer a raised-up sedan.
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But perhaps more impressive than the smaller press event: AOL's 4-block party around the Seaport District.
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But it's also an intense and powerful story, made all the more impressive by its sheer ballsiness.
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It's even more impressive that he was able to realize them in such a riveting way, visually.
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Internationally, the numbers were even more impressive: 3.2 million, versus the 2 million that had been projected.
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But what's more impressive is the speed at which Periscope Data is able to create these visualizations.
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That one-time boost created easy comparables that made profit growth appear even more impressive this year.
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More impressive than the price is the fact that the laptop is actually a pleasure to use.
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More impressive, the Giants ranked sixth in the N.F.L. in points this season and eighth in yards.
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Is the Blue Jackets 153-game run more impressive than the Penguins' 17-game stretch in 1993?
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But Sheikh, who heads up Facebook Reality Labs' Pittsburgh location, has another video he considers more impressive.
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Reliable as the Jacksonville defense was, Bortles & Co. might have been even more impressive on third downs.
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As beautiful as it is to see from the forest floor, it's even more impressive from above.
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What's even more impressive is that she doesn't seem frantic or drained, like most over-scheduled kids.
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More impressive is the ability to jump between photos without losing any of the edits you make.
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His ability to multi-task while pulling it off no doubt makes the video even more impressive.
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There are countless videos of incredible Rocket League goals on YouTube, each more impressive than the last.
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But we have seen instances of genuine leadership during presidential campaigns — perhaps none more impressive than Sen.
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Much of the choreography seemed more impressive than erotic, which was more than alright in my book.
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Obama's attack on me would be more impressive if he had ANY plan to defeat Islamic supremacist.
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"Nothing is more impressive than visiting glaciers in real life," said the World Glacier Monitoring Service's Zemp.
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Roth managed the more generous and so more impressive feat of turning the parochial into the national.
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Even more impressive is the 28503 percent YoY revenue growth, among the highest since the financial crisis.
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For that, you get similar equipment but better styling, even more impressive dynamics and similar interior room.
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Making Harvin's accomplishments all the more impressive is the fact that he apparently did it all high.
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The below shot from Bella Hadid is proof that the look is even more impressive up close.
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Carmakal also speculates that IP may be being used to help Iranian companies create more impressive products.
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That number seems even more impressive when you consider that she only spent four days of filming.
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Watson finished the day with 279 yards and three touchdowns, none more impressive than his game-winner.
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The shift away from oil seems to be happening and seems to be yielding more impressive dividends.
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The defense may have been even more impressive, holding Arizona to 213 yards while forcing two turnovers.
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That Mustang was made by a first-time director (Deniz Gamze Ergüven) is all the more impressive.
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Showing up to tutor someone at the library each week might be even more impressive, and rewarding.
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"The longer you look at it, the more impressive it grows," Xan Brooks wrote in The Guardian.
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And even if Utah wins, the Sooners could leapfrog them if they win in more impressive fashion.
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There's now a robot with the walking capabilities of Bambi, which is more impressive than it sounds.
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Many earn less than $150,000 annually, which makes the ability to reach this benchmark even more impressive.
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Xiaomi continues to top the list, with an even more impressive 74% versus this time last year.
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It's like powerlifting: The heavier the thing is, the more impressive it is when you move it.
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That she somehow finds an emotional reality for this character makes her work all the more impressive.
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More impressive, is that the ex couple, who finalized their divorce in July, managed to keep their word.
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But more impressive was fighters using them consistently in fights that weren't ended by a highlight reel elbow.
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If this feature ever sees the light of day, it would surely be a more impressive modern screen.
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What was almost more impressive to me was how effortlessly she demonstrated the push-ups and jump squats.
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That said, some of the more impressive features of Assistant from Google I/O simply aren't here yet.
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The youngest Lannister's allegiance to Daenerys was all the more impressive because it went against all family ties.
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Inka has only been doing this trick for the past three years, which makes it even more impressive.
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This title is even more impressive, given that Essential has yet to ship a single device to consumers.
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The new games will probably be more impressive in motion than in screenshots due to CPU-focused upgrades.
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But, if you want to start prepping for a more impressive pumpkin next year, NASA has some tips.
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What's even more impressive is that it never leaves the main character's apartment — and rarely leaves his bedroom.
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And yes, that record is open to archers with arms as well, making it all the more impressive.
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What's even more impressive is that Stewart is riding barefoot, which is something I've only seen babies do.
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Those gains looked more impressive two weeks ago when prices hit $68.70, its highest since January last year.
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The longer-term performance is even more impressive — over the past 10 years, the SMH is up 367%.
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What's even more impressive is that the team managed to sink the shot on only the third attempt.
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Perhaps the only thing more impressive than JetBlue's sale prices is its expansive catalog of clever promotion titles.
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The Marvel Cinematic Universe has been one of the more impressive achievements in the entertainment industry of late.
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This certainly looks like one of the more impressive ARM-powered Windows 10 laptops we've seen so far.
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While Apple's latest line of products is more impressive than ever, they're becoming more expensive than ever, too.
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Or would it be Goff, the more heralded of the two and the prospect boasting more impressive statistics?
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HP wants to take on the MacBook, so it made a laptop that might be even more impressive.
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Thankfully, these heroes all look much more impressive in action here than they did in those brief snippets.
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Click through for our pick of 15 products that will make your modest apartment look instantly more impressive.
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Perhaps even more impressive, Xiaomi's new charger manages to get the phone to 40% in just 5 minutes.
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That's even more impressive because Microsoft is giving the laptop a brighter, thinner and higher-resolution display, too.
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This substantial reduction is even more impressive when compared to the 1.3% decrease nationally over the same period.
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Its mere presence makes fixing up a drink much more convenient — while looking ten times more impressive, too.
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What makes the run even more impressive is that the stock has essentially only gone in one direction.
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Genesis did something even more impressive, transforming into a Top Forty band while spawning three successful solo careers.
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Because of its depth and steep sides, the Nyurbinsky mine was more impressive to look at than Botuobinskaya.
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Still, his exposition of quantum theory is vivid, and all the more impressive for managing to eschew mathematics.
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All of that is even more impressive considering that the card has an annual fee of just $95.
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I couldn't take a picture without a long exposure camera but it looked even more impressive than this!
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Rereading it in my late 30s, it did completely hold up, and it was all the more impressive.
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Now she's back to show off even more impressive moves as Baby in ABC's remake of Dirty Dancing.
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It's definitely something that is a lot more impressive to see in person than it is in photographs.
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Back then, there were 100 million fewer people in the country, making today's record a more impressive feat.
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Even more impressive, somehow, is Dämmrich's fascinating walkthrough videos of his work, which chronicle his detailed artistic process.
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What's more, HBO pulled this off without Game of Thrones' help, making the whole thing even more impressive.
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City helped, of course: Until its defeat at Chelsea on Saturday, its record had been even more impressive.
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But neither won a single state, and Bloomberg's money mostly served to make the Biden surge more impressive.
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Even more impressive than the compositional sophistication is how it heightens rather than dampens the street style's energy.
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He has propped up an otherwise mediocre rotation, and, at 28, he is looking more and more impressive.
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This outsize impact is even more impressive, given his penchant for skulking at the margins of the story.
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Kentucky's 15-point victory might have been more impressive had the Wildcats not been their own worst enemy.
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But as streaks go, this is one case where the run is even more impressive than the runners.
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How does it stack up with some of the more impressive offerings from other airlines in recent years?
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I recently had the chance to drive the Accent's cousin, the Kia Rio, and it's even more impressive.
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But that made all the more impressive the many popular uprisings on behalf of liberty and free expression.
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Facebook's ability to detect and take down posts hawking drugs or firearms is also more impressive on Facebook.
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That she's acting opposite a computer-enhanced Brolin in a majority of her scenes is even more impressive.
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Tebow's game has improved this season, which is more impressive because he's in a higher division than last year.
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In many ways, building such a strong company without external funding is even more impressive than the average startup.
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What's more impressive is that the twin speakers are tuned specifically to popular Nintendo titles for more immersive gameplay.
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Monster Hunter: World boasts beautiful design and graphics, but more impressive than those are the design of the environment.
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The great thing about beating low expectations is it makes a big, unexpected success look so much more impressive.
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Against the Barclays Global Aggregate index, the return is even more impressive, with an outperformance of close to 214.03bp.
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Even more impressive, his improved conditioning has helped him stay active on defense and jump and hustle for rebounds.
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But even more impressive than the stats has just been the way he's manipulating defensive coverages at full speed.
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Swanigan's athleticism is all the more impressive when you consider all that he's overcome to get to this point.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)But what might be even more impressive than the standard XZ2 is the XZ2 compact.
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What's more impressive ... we're told Mason's global success has also boosted Hank Williams' "Lovesick Blues" by more than 2,000%.
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Perhaps the only thing more impressive about Kovalev's record on paper is the way in which he dismantles opponents.
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You can use this technique to reach even more impressive heights by making 20, 28 or even 36 slices.
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We don't know which is more impressive about the Dodge Challenger SRT Demon: the stats or the tire smoke.
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What's more impressive is that the sales numbers were far superior than any other tech product on the list.
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Even more impressive, Epic says that only three artists worked on the short, using an unmodified version of Unreal.
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Even more impressive, among those on free school meals 2390% achieved the same standard; the national average was 2000%.
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As your résumé grows more impressive, you've earned the right to be particular in which job offers you accept.
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The US is significantly more powerful than Russia, boasting a much more impressive military and a much stronger economy.
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Junior's bouffant may be even more impressive — if not only because it's the same size as his entire body.
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Her victory is even more impressive given the fact that it's a red district, according to The Philadelphia Inquirer.
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While Guice somehow did much of that damage in relief of Leonard Fournette, Williams's story was even more impressive.
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Pitchers are not traditionally good hitters — though Arrieta somewhat defies that phenomenon — which makes the feat even more impressive.
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What's even more impressive — Mellanni sells around 100,000 sets of these affordable sheets every month, the brand tells PEOPLE.
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It was consistently well-groomed and — we'll say it — it was among the more impressive scruffs on reality television.
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Even more impressive, though, is her dirty-blond mane, which she lets hang wild around her face and shoulders.
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Even better, her mani is hiding something even more impressive than the three diamond-encrusted ring on her finger.
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That's at least $200 more expensive than the Swift, which is arguably the more impressive device, technically speaking anyway.
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But what of other tycoons who have created even bigger and more impressive companies and personified their very existence?
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The over-all effect would be more impressive, but the strenuous demands of the dance might require unimpeded breathing.
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With each performance seemingly more impressive than the last, Lin's international fame grew, as he saved the Knicks' season.
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It's a potent piece of history, and one of the more impressive artifacts I've encountered in any museum, anywhere.
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Fiji's success since Ryan took over in 2013 is all the more impressive, given what the team has overcome.
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Telsa's stock performance is all the more impressive given the company has never made money on an annual basis.
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That he wrote in English, rather than in his native Russian, made this 1955 novel all the more impressive.
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Designing the iPhone is already quite impressive, but being able to ship so many iPhones is even more impressive.
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More impressive, he batted later in the game against a lefty reliever and slapped a solid single to right.
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" He paused, not looking at me, and said, "It was one of the more impressive things I've seen, actually.
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While the Automatic Orchestra isn't the first algorithm-based music project, it's certainly one of the more impressive efforts.
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But primary challenges have an impact on politicians' thinking that's far more impressive than their actual record of success.
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"Working memory is one of the more impressive areas in terms of getting results from tDCS," Horvath told me.
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Yes, Barboza kicks hard, but it is more impressive that he can do it with so little lead time.
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If we are prepared, we have a chance of turning it into more impressive productivity improvements and shared gains.
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That's ninth in the majors and is even more impressive considering the continuing drop in batting average across baseball.
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Even more impressive is that the Cavaliers are actually better in the half-court than they are in transition.
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These birds are fearsomely intelligent, which makes them either more impressive, or even scarier, depending on who you ask.
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It would be more impressive, though, were she less eager to reject philosophical methods in her embrace of neuroscience.
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That's hardly typical Oscar fodder, so the movie's 13 nominations feel even more impressive in light of that fact.
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While the offense waking up was nice, the defensive effort after Tampa Bay's second touchdown was far more impressive.
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It was one of his more impressive throws on a day where he seemed much improved as a passer.
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Another technique that was not used but was proposed to hide the ad blockers' activities is even more impressive.
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Statistically, Brees did not have one of his more impressive games, completing 15 of 22 passes for 171 yards.
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The only thing that could possibly have made the whole thing more impressive would have been something boat themed.
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Many retailers have dropped impressive pre-order deals on FIFA 20, but none are more impressive than GAME's offering.
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But more impressive than any single passage was his uniform security in a role that strains even top tenors.
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While Mr. Buttigieg has found a following among small donors, his big-money operation is perhaps even more impressive.
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Perfecting your skills at one style of investing is hard enough, but succeeding at two is even more impressive.
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That figure isn't huge, but it becomes more impressive considering the young age of most of Collins' TikTok following.
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Turnout among college students -- an important subset of the youth vote -- was even more impressive in 20203, at 40.3%.
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But the thing that allows the Razr to close completely flat without an internal gap is even more impressive.
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More impressive still was Zidane's reaction to seeing Dani Carvajal, his right back, forced from the game through injury.
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I find it even more impressive that they are trying to change a system that works in their favor.
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Jipping said Trump&aposs success in filling up the bench so rapidly is even more impressive as a result.
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I'd imagine Sylvester Stallone's chest circa 1985 is far more impressive than Trump's in 2019, so it makes sense.
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"Of Fathers and Sons" is ultimately more impressive for its access than it is revealing of drives or beliefs.
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What makes Stormzy's achievement all the more impressive is that he's done it without an inch of outside interference.
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Los Angeles has had absolutely no offensive rhythm in this game while their defense has been far more impressive.
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The ultra HD OLED display means users experience deeper blacks and more impressive colours in stunning 4K Ultra HD resolution.
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What's more impressive about this one is the touch on the end line to keep the ball in play. Heroics.
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As I discovered, the woman in the painting was far more impressive than even the featheriest of hats can convey.
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And Wentz's statistics would have been even more impressive on Sunday, but at least five of his passes were dropped.
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It makes it all the more impressive that she finished fourth at last year's Olympic games in Rio de Janeiro.
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Hopefully the exterior background locations will become more and more impressive as well as the general production in the sets.
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When you consider the fact that many museums are still called out for institutional sexism, this becomes even more impressive.
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That a film about a Devil-worshipping killer still feels this fresh makes The Devil's Candy all the more impressive.
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It's an even more impressive feat when you realize that the battery is actually physically smaller than last year's models.
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Watching all this mechanical choreography in action is a lot more impressive in person than reading about it in text.
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Owning a nice property is way more impressive because at least you can potentially make some money from the asset!
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Even more impressive, however, is that Trump voter support for solar and wind was 84 percent and 77 percent, respectively.
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Though the concept behind the series is arresting, Santin's intricate work and technical skill makes his work even more impressive.
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For the first time, Maguire isn't singing to impress anyone, and the result is all the more impressive for it.
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Even more impressive, the U-6 unemployment rate fell by a surprise three-tenths of a point to 8.6 percent.
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This is but one category in the Crunchies Awards Show, and our pool of finalists is more impressive than ever.
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What they pull off is even more impressive—a story we all know is remade as urgent, raw, and terrifying.
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Zunic's bronze medal was all the more impressive as it came only three years after he took up the event.
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This is all the more impressive given the presence of a right-wing populist like Le Pen in the race.
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These creations become even more impressive when you understand how they work, and this is especially true of the piano.
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If you include those increases in your calculations, you're going to get larger numbers that look more impressive, Elsasser said.
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But perhaps even more impressive than the eight-figure price tag is the watch's former owner: Hollywood legend Paul Newman.
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Unfortunately, the appearance was more impressive than the taste — I felt like the plant-based nuggets were kind of mediocre
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The wine's restraint was all the more impressive given that Chinese consumers are not generally thought to appreciate such subtlety.
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Nationwide, immigrants comprise over 25 percent of employees in construction, and the statistic is even more impressive in urban areas.
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Even more impressive is that, during the past decade, the Supreme Court has adopted Kavanaugh's position an astonishing 11 times.
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Watching Yamamoto hammer the heavy bag is one of the more impressive sights this writer has seen in the gym.
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Of those units, its aggressive cloud computing business, which TechCrunch profiled earlier this year, was one of the more impressive.
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This cohesion makes Teachers feel effortless — which is even more impressive considering that it's only aired two episodes so far.
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If you include those increases in your calculations, you're going to get larger numbers that look more impressive, Elsasser said.
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Its list of alumnae is, if anything, even more impressive: Camille Abily, Louisa Nécib, Hope Solo, Megan Rapinoe, Alex Morgan.
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Such assurance is all the more impressive when you consider that "The Band's Visit" is built on delicately balanced contradictions.
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That makes the price Chief Executive Alexandre Bompard managed to squeeze out of his Chinese interlocutors all the more impressive.
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More impressive is the 80 percent graphics performance bump, which is thanks to Intel's Iris Plus Graphics integrated graphics card.
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This was more impressive than Oscar Robertson's triple-double average in 1962, when the N.B.A.'s pace was much faster.
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But this year, the iPhone 11 was not much more impressive than the iPhone X that came two years ago.
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What's more impressive ... Gates was an undrafted free agent out of Kent State, where he was a college basketball player.
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Her top notes could soar over a combined orchestra and chorus; yet her pianissimo high tones were even more impressive.
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Microsoft says it can produce graphics with "ray tracing," a lighting technique that makes games look more impressive than ever.
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" All the more impressive, then, that in 2012 she won the third season of the frenetic television cooking competition "MasterChef.
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And even more impressive is Wendy's special house sauce, which is every bit as awesome as it promises to be.
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Google's AI-powered voice recorder app introduced at Google's October hardware event was one of the company's more impressive demos.
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At the same time, the list of jobs robots are able to fill is growing more impressive (and perhaps worrisome).
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Perhaps more impressive than surviving in the competitive airline industry, Southwest has been profitable for an unprecedented 43 straight years.
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Even more impressive, 86% of voting Latinas voted for her, while a majority of white women voters voted for Trump.
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Among the more impressive streaks from around the world are Real Madrid's and Arsenal's in qualifying for the Champions League.
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These are clever tactics, a match of form and subject all the more impressive given this is a first novel.
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But even more impressive and important was how Griffin leveraged his newfound threat to vandalize other parts of the defense.
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The car doesn't drive better than its competitors, the interior isn't any more impressive and it's certainly not the best looking.
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Image: Sangwoo Mo, Minsu Cho, Jinwoo ShinThe images showing how their system swaps out several sheep for giraffes are more impressive.
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That makes the achievement of the Red Wedding as a cultural touchstone (meaning surprising betrayal and slaughter) all the more impressive.
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CES offers an early look at where laptops are going in the year ahead, from flashier designs to more impressive specs.
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What's more impressive is that it weighs less than a pound and flies slow enough that it can be piloted indoors.
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Flowers started showing up shortly afterward, but a more impressive display appeared recently and is expected to stay through mid-March.
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The feed will include posts from LEGO Master Builders, as well, which will show off some of the more impressive creations.
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But arguably the more impressive feat is how UC Davis was able to make such a monster chip actually energy efficient.
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And the experience and insights she's gaining in the industry now are paving her path to an even more impressive future.
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It's even more impressive when your content revolves around serious topics like the Venezuelan food crisis, endangered bees and corporate taxes.
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It's all the more impressive given that Greece issued a 10-year bond with a yield of around 3.9% in March.
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Those numbers are definitely more impressive than the paltry Rotten Tomatoes score, which currently sits at a less-than-ripe 54%.
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Prime Day's numbers are all the more impressive in that they occurred in what is typically a slow month for retailers.
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It's even more impressive when the bill in question is a substantial piece of legislation on a fairly divisive, important topic.
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All indications are that it's between him and Jared Goff, the California quarterback with a bigger name and more impressive resume.
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What's more impressive than the fact the whole camera top raises up and down, is how fast and quiet it is.
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This verse is so much harder to pull off than it sounds like, which of course only makes it more impressive.
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By tapping into the technology and talent of blockbuster movies, The Coalition was able to make that scene way more impressive.
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Just click her photo and give it a "Like" if you think her jiggles are more impressive than her competitor, Otis.
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It's a pretty solid lineup so far that reflects the award show's more-impressive-than-usual list of nominees this year.
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In the Addiction paper, the researchers broke down the numbers a little further and found a much more impressive success rate.
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These results are even more impressive when you examine our Medicaid system—the public health insurance program for low-income Americans.
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At the same time, the list of jobs that robots are able to fill is growing more impressive (and perhaps worrisome).
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Since China started at practically zero when globalization began, its winnings look much more impressive to the outside world than reality.
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But he faces his toughest task yet as he tries to extend one of the more impressive runs in postseason history.
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The AirPods Pro are good, but the Sonys sound richer, have more bass and more clarity, and are more impressive overall.
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This display of dexterity and craft is even more impressive to those of us who can barely read our own handwriting.
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While the company's YouTube channel is quite popular, it's even more impressive to see one of Boston Robotics' robots in action.
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Even more impressive is a gesture-based control, about which the assembled press made audibly excited mumbled comparisons to Star Wars.
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Watch Report It doesn't get much more impressive than a pristine dial, a rose gold case and a slim alligator band.
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No throw was more impressive than an improvised jump-pass to wide receiver Mercole Hardman that came in the fourth quarter.
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Even more impressive was Binnington's bounce-back from being pulled in Game 13 for the first time in his N.H.L. career.
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The huge spending spree looks dazzling enough on its own, but it is even more impressive measured against China's recent past.
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If anything, the latter was more impressive, since winning a group that contained Croatia, Ukraine and Turkey was no mean feat.
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What is more impressive — at least if Samsung's keynote is any indication, are the new AR doodles and the 3D scanner.
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By then, they had become capable of even more impressive symbolic creations, including ivory carvings and extravagant paintings on cave walls.
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But perhaps Google will soon have something more impressive to show for its $40 million acquisition of Fossil staff and technology.
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His ability to parlay that reputation into a slot as Mitt Romney's running mate, and then speaker, is even more impressive.
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A huge accomplishment for sure, but Elon's mom says there's something else on her son's resume she, personally, finds more impressive.
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Mr. Trump has long recognized the power that numbers hold for capturing people's imaginations: the bigger and more impressive, the better.
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There&aposll also be a plain old Galaxy S20, and the top-end Galaxy S20 Ultra with more impressive camera features.
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And when you compare this track to some of Mars' more impressive ballads and upbeat anthems, it simply doesn't hold up.
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That offensive number might be the more impressive, because the team plays half its games in Dodger Stadium, a pitcher's park.
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The fact that he has done so while losing support among all other racial groups makes it that much more impressive.
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Yet it's unlikely that the political portion of the peace plan, which Greenblatt spearheaded, would be any more impressive or feasible.
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Making Hill's effort more impressive is that Florida feared he might have to sit out the contest due to strep throat.
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In the case of "Parasite," it's already available on home release, which makes its post-Oscars box office even more impressive.
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Even more impressive to Bowles and the coaching staff was Darnold's ability to quickly digest the playbook and not repeat mistakes.
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Take the extra step to make these maple cheddar biscuits from scratch, and your breakfast spread will seem even more impressive.
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That he does so in the middle of a cohesive song cycle—that these ideas fit—is all the more impressive.
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What's more impressive, however, is the way he has fictionalized it, transforming the interior into a meticulously crafted capsule of destruction.
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And when you consider that the show is still, all things considered, pretty darn good, that makes it even more impressive.
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"Maybe they put feathers on the skull to make it more impressive and then presented it somewhere in the structures," Gresky said.
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"Nothing is more impressive than candidates who come with insightful prepared questions that are tailored to each of the interviewers," she said.
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Gif by Nihil MinusWhen it's functioning properly, a cathode ray tube is an engineering marvel more impressive than the Golden Gate Bridge.
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But parents are often convinced that summer school, volunteer work or internships will be more impressive on college applications than paid work.
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The video shows Marshall schooling us all in the fine art of bottle flipping as his tricks get more impressive over time.
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Even more impressive than its aesthetic are the records it sets as the world's tallest, fastest, and steepest complete-circuit spinning coaster.
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Which makes it all the more impressive that The Magicians inspires the feeling that it's doing it all for the first time.
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My point here is that, for its size, the S8 Plus is more impressive and defies more expectations than its regular counterpart.
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That's way better marketing, way more impressive and real-seeming—even if the pictures are filtered and angled, which they always are.
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But what's more impressive than how authentic the rendition sounds, is how quickly tubesockor's fingers have to fly across those little buttons.
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"Records are made to be broken, but no one in their right mind can argue there's been one more impressive than this."
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Put differently, Arsenal's Petr Cech, a player with a resume far more impressive than Hart's, earns about 26 percent less than Hart.
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It's a stunt more impressive than anything you'll see in a Hollywood movie because there are no wires, and no computer graphics.
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Some members of that record-setting Penguins team were calling the Blue Jackets' streak more impressive than theirs before it ended Thursday.
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Not a huge number, sure, but it was certainly a more impressive offering than any other recent attempt at a modular handset.
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But what's even more impressive is that the Nokia 9 doesn't offer any sort of telephoto or ultra-wide angle image capture.
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Making the series win in Cleveland even more impressive is that the Mariners did it without a start from ace Felix Hernandez.
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Democrats' 2018 performance would superficially look more impressive if they somehow managed to go back in time and get creamed in 20163.
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What's more impressive, Roenick says ... is the fact Jocelyne was able to perform such an incredibly difficult move under such incredible pressure!
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"Obama's attack on me would be more impressive if he had ANY plan to defeat Islamic supremacist," the former GOP Speaker tweeted.
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More impressive is that this was achieved in the face of a potential "resource curse" from diamonds, which were discovered in 1967.
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We've gotta admit though, the lack of effort in the following photos is almost more impressive than just doing the job properly.
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Even more impressive is that the boost lapped a strong prior-year holiday period, when the retailer logged an 235 percent boost.
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What's even more impressive is if you come to the occasion equipped with an organized tote conatining all the fixings you need.
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Since China started at practically zero when globalization began, its winnings look much more impressive to the outside world than in reality.
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A few of the phones that came before the iPhone were technically more impressive, had greater specs, and could even do more.
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The more impressive the cheese plate, the longer it's been that the host hasn't been able to get in to the city.
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He easily won the Kentucky Derby and had a résumé far more impressive than American Pharoah's at that point in his career.
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It's even more impressive if you break that down to how much Bezos makes every day, every hour, and even every second.
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This process of individuation is all the more impressive for its refusal to present its team as a classic band of archetypes.
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Somehow he took third place, an achievement that, given the circumstances, might have been more impressive than winning an Olympic gold medal.
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In fact, it was almost pandemonium, made all the more impressive by the fact that Chase didn't make any traditional marketing efforts.
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This thorough integration is all the more impressive when you think of how awkward and fitful most of Mr. McPherson's dialogue sounds.
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Witch - A Special Delivery is the developer's first game, which makes it all the more impressive that it does nail the execution.
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This feat of neuroimaging was impressive in 2013, but now Amunts and her colleagues are working on an even more impressive task.
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These numbers are even more impressive when you consider that Michigan State ranks No. 246 out of 351 college teams in tempo.
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Basically, this is actual rocket science and therefore hard to pull off, which only makes the test result that much more impressive.
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Payton has been even more impressive of late,averaging 21 points, 10 rebounds, seven assists and 2.5 steals over his lasttwo outings.
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What's even more impressive is that the NFL bounced back at a time when there's just so much competition for viewers' attention.
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He was even more impressive in a town hall the next night, speaking movingly with Anderson Cooper about his life and dreams.
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The movie business has changed dramatically in the last decade, however, making the turnout for "Crazy Rich Asians" all the more impressive.
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Although its weight is impressive, even more impressive is the fact that it doesn't need an external source to charge its batteries.
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That's revolutionary in its own way, but we're rapidly approaching a point where it won't feel revolutionary, which is even more impressive.
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The more impressive feat, though, is the ability to search for any snippet of text without having to pick a photo first.
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Reaching the summit of Mount Everest is a triumph for any climber, but for Erik Weihenmayer, the accomplishment is even more impressive.
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"I find it more impressive when straight couples are open," said Logan Ford, 29, who is married and lives in New York.
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More impressive was the reduction in coronary events — heart attacks, bypass procedures and death from cardiovascular causes — at every level of risk.
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For me, I'll just say that the gorgeous dress is now more impressive on a hanger than it ever was when worn.
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What&aposs arguably even more impressive is that Simons and his subordinates knew almost nothing about business when they got into it.
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For those wanting a more thorough unpacking of the Warners' complex relationship with their Jewish heritage, Gabler's is the more impressive achievement.
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Millennials even take pay cuts in return for a more impressive-sounding role — sometimes losing as much as $10,000 in the process.
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I've got to tell you, Union Pacific on this decline is more impressive to me, but I think you're fine with that.
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And those candidates are raising money at a much more impressive clip than the Republicans did back before their big 28503 win.
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But they lagged the more impressive 2.33 percent return on junk bonds and 12.18 percent on the Standard & Poor's 500 index .SPXT.
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It's even more impressive when the performer then spins the plates and still manages to prevent them from crashing to the ground.
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The is up well over 300 percent over the last nine years, but health insurance stocks have logged even more impressive gains.
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Meanwhile, if you want a more impressive AR fix, there are plenty of new ARKit apps available now that iOS 11 has dropped.
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The sound is stellar, but what's more impressive was that it only took 30 minutes to set up a 5.1 surround sound system.
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But those are skills with far broader applicability than fast reflexes and good attack timing, so seeing them demonstrated is significantly more impressive.
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Assuming that's completely accurate, that would make this demo far more impressive than any of the augmented reality displays we've seen to date.
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This is one of the shorter stories on the list, which makes the vivid world Massey manages to paint all the more impressive.
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Of the many surprises in Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, none was more impressive than the movie's resurrection of Grand Moff Tarkin.
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What makes Labuskes's achievement even more impressive is that he actually pulled it off last year, taking the test when he was 14.
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Even more impressive, Brazilian shares' strong run has come amid a downtrend for emerging markets overall, given a sharp rise in the dollar.
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Even more impressive than the diversity of women's sexual experiences that Jane the Virgin depicts is the way its characters negotiate those differences.
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James, like Curry, is a three-time NBA champion — but the way James has achieved his success is far more impressive, Bowen said.
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The images are even more impressive considering the lengths Google and NASA's Johnson Space Center went to in order to get the photos.
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The solid financials came despite heavy investments in safety and security, making the results even more impressive, Morgan Stanley analyst Brian Nowak said.
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Smartphone cameras are getting more impressive each year, but if you're really serious about taking high-quality pictures, you'll need a DSLR camera.
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This adaptability is just one of the many traits that make pigs impressive animals, often more impressive than we give them credit for.
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The dominance of the Egyptian women may be even more impressive, given how few played the game at the turn of the century.
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Mr Gordon's elegant blending of research, analysis and Carter's own testimony is all the more impressive given that this is his debut book.
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All the more impressive because unlike caption jokes or Pepe edits, these memes require a pretty advanced knowledge of photo editing to work.
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ABOUT THE NUGGETS (1153-30): The rout of the Warriors was even more impressive given the fact that several key players remained sidelined.
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More impressive than the video, though, is the simple rig Vuignier designed and built to capture that footage with just a single iPhone.
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On Tuesday, the famous offspring's resume got even more impressive (if you can handle it) — and with a major cosign from Karl Lagerfeld.
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That this can happen instantly on your phone without a data connection is all the more impressive — provided Google can pull it off.
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Ezekiel Elliott may have just been selected fourth overall in the 2016 N.F.L. Draft to the Dallas Cowboys, but what's even more impressive?
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The software update took what was already an impressive improvement and made it even more impressive: 64 percent faster than the 2016 model.
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"India's phenomenal progress over the past two years is even more impressive when considering its potential for further gains," it suggests app developers.
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What's more impressive ... this is Fury's 3rd fight since his life went into a drug and booze-fueled tailspin a few years ago.
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And what makes it all the more impressive is the Warriors were doing this without their head coach, Steve Kerr, on the sideline.
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And knowing beyond a shadow of a doubt that the women are indeed friends off screen makes their performances all the more impressive.
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The early demos weren't live as some speculated, but they were, in fact, real — and things are only getting more impressive from there.
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There's not really a competition because she has like 10 times the more impressive career than I do, so we just know that.
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At face value, this video from The KlingDing is just another charming chip-tune remix made slightly more impressive by its live performance.
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The current season of MasterChef Junior has had a list of celebrity guests way more impressive than most reality shows where adults compete.
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It was a confident vocal performance, made all the more impressive by a near-catastrophic stumble halfway through from which Grande recovered flawlessly.
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Sure, this is a compelling way to kick off a scary movie, but what's even more impressive is the clarity of the recording.
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Even more impressive is that 97,85033 newly registered voters participated in the 2016 general election and had their voices heard through their ballots.
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His true calling seems to be acting like a successful businessman — a performance made all the more impressive by its distance from reality.
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Perhaps even more impressive is Starks' latest endeavor, which now involves sharing his business knowledge with high school students in New York City.
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To make his economic stewardship sound more impressive, Trump said he has cut more regulation than the US president who served 22017 years.
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Lately, the market cannot seem to decide whether it is bullish or bearish on soybeans with impressive demand but even more impressive supply.
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People look at a man in publishing, particularly a passably attractive white man, and see someone who just feels more impressive and reliable.
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It's an accomplishment made all the more impressive when you realize how many fewer locations Chick-fil-A has than fast-food rivals.
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More impressive still is VW's $300 million investment in Shahar Weiser's Gett, an Uber rival generating $500 million in revenue across 60 cities.
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But infinitely more impressive during the conversation with company co-founder Homayoon Kazerooni was the application the audience saw of the company's exoskeleton.
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More impressive is that he outstruck Uriah Hall, boxed up Rafael Natal, and stuffed all the takedowns of a wildly charging Derek Brunson.
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It's more impressive feats of athleticism from Bieber ... who's also flashed talent on the ice, on the court and in the boxing ring.
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What's even more impressive is that three of the drama series nominees — The Crown, House of Cards, and Stranger Things — are Netflix shows.
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Complex, sculptural settings with enamel details were more impressive and important than the stones — usually semiprecious opal, amethyst or tourmaline — that they used.
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Averages of 16.4 points and 9.3 rebounds a game are more impressive when you consider he played through an ankle injury this season.
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Luckily, there are tons of clip-on lenses available for iPhones that can make your snapshots even more impressive — like the FusionLens™.
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That&aposs even more impressive when you consider Trader Joe&aposs doesn&apost have sales, a loyalty program, or even an online store.
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The statistics are more impressive for Klobuchar -- she's been in politics since 1998, while Warren has only competed in two races since 2012.
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The Celtics' success at home against Orlando is even more impressive, as they've won the last nine meetings at TD Garden since Feb.
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But they also know how to execute far more impressive feats — including what the 82nd's Airborne Review demonstrated last week at Fort Bragg.
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If you're running to provide first aid or chasing escaped ducklings out of the coffee shop, the mileage can be even more impressive.
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More impressive, 25% of French people between 18 and 30 years old have a Lydia account — and 5,000 people sign up every day.
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Perhaps more impressive than the show is the fact that an enormous waterfall can be controlled as if it were a kitchen appliance.
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Even more impressive is that City Year schools reduce the amount of detentions by 2120 percent, and behavior-related expulsions by 26 percent.
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However, the avocado in question was actually measured in December 2018, and we&aposve seen some equally if not more impressive avocados since.
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Beyond 2018, we believe Wendy's contains one of the more impressive 3-5 year FCF growth stories within the publicly-traded restaurant sector.
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"Zion, being 6-8, 280, seeing him be just so agile and almost ballerina-like, being such a huge dude — it's more impressive."
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While Alvey wasn't as fortunate during his run on The Ultimate Fighter, Smile'n arguably has the more impressive wins in his UFC tenure.
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More impressive still is what's grown up around it — not just in my time, but in the 200 years since it was founded.
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Which makes it all the more impressive considering the Chiron that's been on the market for the last two years is no slouch.
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Hong Kong's achievement is even more impressive considering the fact that the city has come under increasing political pressure from Beijing in recent years.
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Standing 3 metres away, they take turns attempting to put out a flame, and it's all the more impressive when viewed in slow motion.
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The main difficulty in assessing this exhibition is that it seems more impressive as a giant system of motifs than individual works may merit.
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The card's size is more impressive when you view it next to the rest of Zotac's hulking GTX 1080 Ti range, as seen below.
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That feat is all the more impressive given that last year India ranked 52nd out of 57 countries in Mastercard's Index for Women Entrepreneurs.
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But while she says he's still a "very attractive man," the Colombian-American actress says she finds his intellect to be even more impressive.
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For $1,399, its 15-inch laptop packs in an Intel i7, a GeForce GTX 1060, 16GB of RAM, and more impressive, a 144Hz display.
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Your smartwatch screen may soon be rather more impressive: This 4.7-inch organic LCD display is flexible enough to wrap right around a wrist.
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It's more impressive without the obfuscating cladding, however, if perhaps a bit more sober and sensible looking than its competition from Tesla, for instance.
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But what might be even more impressive than the A7R IV's sensor is everything Sony has done to improve its industry-leading autofocus system.
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What's more impressive is that the 13 players on the roster with the most minutes played this season all have a positive net rating.
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More impressive is Salto's ability to, like the galago (and human parkour jumpers), immediately follow the first leap with a second, more powerful jump.
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But the considerable economic cost paid by Western firms made the political cohesion on sanctions that has held until today all the more impressive.
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Lanza's 2013 debut Pull My Hair Back sounds more impressive now than it did upon its release: it's cool, restrained, and a little enigmatic.
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According to talapz, the building took 15 months to create and uses no adhesives, which makes the whole thing even more impressive, if true.
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What's even more impressive ... the video was shot at 8 AM. The team flight reportedly didn't even land back in NC until midnight. Salute.
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Ten years set the games apart, but in many ways, Far Cry 2's attention to detail is more impressive than Far Cry 5.
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And the reason they were able to do it is because they were so prepared, and there's nothing more impressive to me than that.
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I'm even tempted to say that the muscular madness is even more impressive than the mind-boggling ab situation on Alexander Skarsgard in Tarzan.
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The AI agent looked beatable and awkward at times, but it was more impressive than anything a bot had ever done in the game.
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"A new government will have to take this on in a much more impressive way than has been the case until now," he said.
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And while it's surely not the director's final movie, it's hard to imagine him paying a more impressive visit to gangland in the future.
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To make things even more impressive, she frosted and powdered four of the doughnuts before putting them in a miniature Krispy Kreme replica box.
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When you spend time around government officials you are constantly struck by the fact that they are more impressive in private than in public.
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What might be even more impressive, though, is that Blakely has managed to achieve all that success without a single cup of coffee. Ever.
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They pick a major early on and stick with it, enabling a progression of internships that look more and more impressive with each year.
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This year's edition doesn't have the same top-to-bottom excellence, but it's even more impressive in a way because it's so top heavy.
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The impeccably delivered one-liners: The inimitable facial expressions: The attempted "dude" vernacular: Classic moments like this: And this: And this: Even more impressive?
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This success rate is more impressive, Palsson tells me, when you consider that these are patients for whom every other treatment option has failed.
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There have been few displays of athleticism more graceful, more coordinated, or more impressive than these elementary school kids breaking a jump rope record.
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But in a way, to me, 4.99 is almost more impressive than 5.0, because now people know that you have experience to your name.
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And it's even more impressive when along the way they manage to create something truly unique within the canon, as Koze has managed here.
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He has played the fewest games of anyone near the top of the scoring charts, so his point totals are more impressive than most.
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By the time the 2020 campaign got underway, liberal reformers had a bevy of candidates to select from, none more impressive than Ms. Warren.
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What makes this all the more impressive is that while Biden has not ignored the crisis, he hasn't made it central to his campaign.
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The hallmark of the Indians' streak had been almost total dominance, which made their desperate rally in Thursday's game seem all the more impressive.
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Even more impressive, to many critics, was "The Right Stuff," his exhaustively reported narrative about the first American astronauts and the Mercury space program.
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McSally had raised $6900 million, a figure that would have been more impressive if she were running against any other Democrat in the country.
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The puppetry and other practical effects are all the more impressive because of the amount of effort that clearly went into creating this world.
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Last year, he underwent ankle surgery before the tournament, which made his run to the final without dropping a set all the more impressive.
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Even more impressive, though, was how he maintained clarity through the 30-minute finale, which unfolds as an epic drama of a hero's downfall.
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His singing was casually tender, his best mode — Mr. Bieber is a singer who sounds more impressive the less pressure is applied to him.
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With all of that in mind, one of the more impressive aspects of the Roku soundbar is how many different needs it can meet.
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Sure, the God of Thunder was probably a shoe-in legacy, but that makes your being alumni of the same university even more impressive.
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The East remains the overall weaker conference from 1 to 323, but its top six teams have collectively been more impressive than the West's.
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They held their own alongside experienced actors including Dominique Reymond (arresting as Jocasta), a performance made more impressive by the chorus's central role here.
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Even more impressive is the staying power and color range; there are 90 shades to match any mood, vibe, outfit, or even coffee mug.
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San Francisco office values have appreciated at an even more impressive clip this cycle and are sitting even further in all-time high territory.
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After having an opportunity to visit with him, I find Judge Kavanaugh to be even more impressive than his resume and reputation alone suggest.
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In other words, based solely on objective legal credentials, the average Trump appointee has a far more impressive résumé than any past president's nominees.
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This is more impressive than it sounds as I&aposm a petite person who does not bear up well under weight on my shoulders.
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I don't know what's more impressive: that Amazon created a huge shopping holiday in five years, or that it keeps up with the demand.
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I don't know what's more impressive: that Amazon created a huge shopping holiday in five years, or that it keeps up with the demand.
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What's more impressive is that these characters didn't have the benefit of being introduced in an earlier movie like Black Panther or Spider-Man.
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Given how much parity there is in college basketball these days, where a single team can't dominate the landscape, it may be even more impressive.
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This year, companies have upped the ante with far more impressive offerings, like a six-month sabbatical or a monthly stipend to cover juice cleanses.
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Even more impressive, the majority of viewers were watching the series live—making sure they saw each new episode as it aired in real time.
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An even more impressive derby dry patch belongs to Sheffield United, who failed to beat Sheffield Wednesday in 221 games between 22000 and early 22008.
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He has a lot of demographic and ideological tailwinds at his back, and he's proven to be a more impressive national communicator than people realize.
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Over on the video side, though, the S210 is way more impressive than the Pixel and even gives the iPhone a run for its money.
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We're not quite sure what's more impressive: the actual application of the whole routine, or her determination to remove all of it with cleansing wipes.
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He followed that up with an even more impressive grab, leaping to get a chopper from Adam Eaton that appeared likely to get by him.
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Home Depot Shopping malls are a natural outgrowth of suburbs, but big box stores, or category killers as they're sometimes called, are even more impressive.
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Click here to view original GIFTony Hawk landing a 900 is an impressive feat, but do you know what would make it even more impressive?
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Hewitt spent a total of 80 weeks as world number one, an achievement made all the more impressive for the limited weapons in his arsenal.
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She's an actress growing up in Hollywood to boot, making it all the more impressive that she's both incredibly informed and still down to chill.
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Even more impressive, a different study from 2018 showed that patients could reduce their anxiety symptoms significantly after just a single hour-long meditation session.
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It would have been more impressive if Unfinished, like the most surprising works on view, had drawn out its theme with fewer and bolder traces.
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That's the highest influx since September 2007 and even more impressive considering that the jump back then came in large part due to options expiration.
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In a dual-speaker stereo configuration, the Max is even louder and more impressive, and it gets far louder than I can comfortably listen to.
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It is in this context of quasi-existential dread that the Natural History Museum has replaced Dippy with an arguably even more impressive skeleton (pictured).
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What's even more impressive is how a glimpse of a touch can bring back so many memories and emotions from the film as a whole.
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We're in the midst of a fundamental shift in robotic technology, as sensors get cheaper and algorithms get better and hardware gets ever more impressive.
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Beyond learning to express herself through sign language, Koko also learned how to care for a pet, play the recorder and many more impressive feats.
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Most people save 24% or more, which is a huge chunk of change, and it's even more impressive that it's a totally free service. What?!
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Using multiple cameras and often shot on the move, Neistat's videos are all the more impressive knowing no one told him how to do it.
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" He added ... "The timing was excellent as the property has already begun to transform back to its original grandeur and has never looked more impressive.
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Model works out with chillest cat everWe don't know what's more impressive about Instagram favorite Travis DesLaurier: his killer abs or his ultra-obedient cat.
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Hirscher's run was even more impressive given that his team-mate Manuel Feller had crashed just before the favourite was due out of the gate.
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You can see them in Kapri Bibbs' time as a change-of-pace back for Booker, when he often looked like the more impressive back.
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The magnitude of De Grasse's success is even more impressive after realizing how quickly the Markham, Ontario, native rose to prominence on an international level.
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That number is all the more impressive when you account for the unusually low 35 percent drop-off in ticket sales from its opening week.
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Ya know watching her in those fight scenes, doing it in high heels by the way and 8-foot long gown, was even more impressive.
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Those numbers for the EAC are all the more impressive because the available data stop before the EAC's common market had properly come into effect.
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Mr Nicklaus, who lost that skirmish by a single stroke, has said that the performances of the two contenders on Sunday were even more impressive.
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"Then the second thing -- and this is maybe even more impressive to me -- is just the level of turnout in Texas was amazing," he said.
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Ms. Washington is best known for playing Olivia Pope in the emotionally operatic "Scandal," which makes her guarded, unpracticed Ms. Hill all the more impressive.
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Eovaldi, who rears back and scowls before pushing forward to unfurl his fastballs, was even more impressive in neutralizing a more powerful Blue Jays lineup.
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RF Nomar Mazara has made quite an impact with his bat through three games, but he was even more impressive with his glove Tuesday night.
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Still more impressive is the koji-rubbed rib-eye, forcefully blackened on both sides and served sliced in a skillet, basted in its own fat.
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The economy moves in cycles, and we are technically overdue for a contraction, which makes the economic boom of the Trump era even more impressive.
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Unlike Chess or Go, poker is an imperfect information game, meaning players have to guess each others' hands — making Libratus' victory all the more impressive.
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However, a YouGov poll of viewers following the ITV Leaders Debate on Tuesday found they were almost equally divided on which leader was more impressive.
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Making their unmatched success even more impressive is it has come during the age of the salary cap which makes sustained excellence harder than ever.
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There's a pyrotechnics show in the pregame, and people in attendance are actually wearing Clipper gear, all the more impressive considering how unsightly it is.
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My recovery was on track and he predicted that the imminent increase in collagen production would make the results more impressive in the weeks ahead.
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And as Shona Ghosh reported, while Peloton played up its subscription business in its IPO filing, its hardware margins are actually more impressive than Apple's.
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What makes this wage growth even more impressive is that it has coincided with a significant influx of less skilled workers into the job market.
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The Paris Agreement must be considered one of the more impressive feats of global diplomacy, and there have been undeniable side benefits from that cooperation.
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Other states with more competitive business climates have been far more impressive, including Utah and South Carolina, where the unemployment rate stands at 2.3 percent.
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Now they are establishing a bigger, more impressive version of Smile to Go in the new Empire Stores complex in the Dumbo section of Brooklyn.
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Hazel is rudderless, ordinary, passive; all the more impressive, then, is Nutting's creation of a compelling, wholly sympathetic character from such a beige moral blob.
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"Oh man, I saw the dog and I was so jealous that the puppy's facial hair was more impressive than mine," comedian Misha Han joked.
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But what makes this commitment even more impressive is that it's a doctrine that has been tested again and again — and has failed every time.
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But for me, even more impressive was John's personal and political bravery, especially when it came to defending the values and friends he held dear.
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Adi Robertson: I fully expected Abrams to retcon The Last Jedi for a more impressive resolution to big questions like Rey's lineage and Snoke's backstory.
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But the better the economy gets, the more impressive an additional year of non-spectacular growth seems — with various indicators now routinely setting new records.
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Here she is smiling on the start line, as if she's about to embark on nothing on more impressive than a casual Sunday morning stroll.
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Amidst the chaos, in the unlikely event Kavanagh is rejected, Trump would be hard-pressed to replace him with a more impressive or qualified nominee.
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But she had been killed, and now her smile seemed even more impressive to him, and he wanted only to protect her from future harm.
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That Potrykus is able to challenge us so deeply with such a low budget and limited resources makes Relaxer all the more impressive and essential.
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But what's perhaps even more impressive than Hanks' dual wins is the Oscar collection that Disney music maestro Alan Menken picked up between 19907 and 19908.
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Yes, the raw specs of the camera are important—and two lenses can often do more impressive tricks than one—but there's much more going on!
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Even more impressive, it boasts 4.03,655 autofocus points that cover 88-percent of the horizontal space on the sensor and 100-percent of the vertical space.
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While Netflix in the second quarter became the top grossing non-game app across both app stores, HBO NOW's move this month was even more impressive.
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And the brief demos we caught a glimpse of onstage were certainly more impressive than the clunky and dimly lit demo we saw back in November.
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That's all the more impressive given Switches were nearly impossible to find in the console's early months, as Nintendo (like everyone else) seriously underestimated its appeal.
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With this baseline in mind, it's all the more impressive to see the four-digit growth each of these apps has experienced in the past year.
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Even more impressive: Tesla said it had constructed its Shanghai Gigafactory—which it says will ultimately crank out 2,225 cars a year—in 23 working days.
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He crushed candidates with more temperate views and more impressive track records, including Geraldo Alckmin, the nominee of the centrist Party of Brazilian Social Democracy (PSDB).
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It may help a little bit, but in order to survive in this market, they'd better have something far more impressive up their sleeve, and soon.
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But what's more impressive are the moments when Bernthal softens Castle and allows us a glimpse into the character's vulnerability — especially in his moments with Karen.
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Perhaps even more impressive than the number of communities is the amount of time the average user spends in Amino — more than 70 minutes per day.
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But the numbers being quoted by Oppo are even more impressive: Who needs a big battery if you can fully charge your phone in 15 minutes?
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It's all the more impressive when you consider that singers accomplish this using just two strings—the vocal cords—compared to, say, a piano's 88 strings.
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One of the more impressive features on the Peak is the Intelligent Temperature Calibration, which will make handoffs between friends during a smoking session utterly seamless.
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February 21987, 1986 - As wrestling hurtled through its first modern boom, Flair and Jim Crockett decided that the NWA World Title needed to be more impressive.
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What's more impressive than her commitment to throwbacks is how she manages to remain so youthful, as she looks almost exactly the same in each photo!
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Click here to view original GIFArtists David Bayo's skills are all the more impressive when you lean it to get a closer look at his work.
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The Nokia 4253 from last year was one of the more impressive out of the mid-range offerings from HMD, and this year is no different.
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And it's the royal family's lack of interest in selfies that makes one man's achievements – two royal selfies in the past two years – even more impressive.
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After having completed some of the more impressive challenges in Paris this past week, I felt I could finally boot up Sapienza and get started afresh.
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On a team of variously slick divinities, Green is the humanizing element, the undersized and unconventional player whose foibles make his success all the more impressive.
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As they overwhelmed a conga line of opponents, the Warriors went about the uncharitable business of obliterating records, each new number more impressive than the last.
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Even more impressive, it can maintain autofocus tracking throughout the burst, thanks to its hybrid system that has 399 autofocus points plus a supplemental 72 points.
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More impressive is the active noise cancellation — something that, up until recently, one assumed would have to be sacrificed on a pair of small wireless buds.
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An applicant with Bs from a school where everyone got Cs may be more impressive than one with As from a place full of A* pupils.
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That was the second-highest round of Fowler's career in a major, and it made Spieth's performance in the swirling conditions look all the more impressive.
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And Tatum's stats might even be more impressive, given that the Tigers played roughly six more possessions per game than the Blue Devils did this season.
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A few years ago, Brin was rumored to be looking at an even more impressive space — a 30,000-square-foot mansion in ritzy Alpine, New Jersey.
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There were colts and fillies from Eskendereya and Zensational and Maimonides and Pioneerof the Nile, each one bounding around the track more impressive than the last.
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Perhaps even more impressive: Xu said the company became "contribution margin positive" in the last year, which means that it's profitable on a per-order basis.
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Sergei Bobrovsky of the Blue Jackets, Devan Dubnyk of the Wild, and Holtby of the Capitals all have more impressive resumes, as does the Canadiens' Price.
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Even more impressive was the winner of the women's event, Brighton Zeuner, who at only 12 years old is already out-skating most of the men.
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However, what is more impressive is the fact these British fighters are now fighting overseas to not only win their belts, but to also defend them.
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But this new record is even more impressive, because it didn't involve any concentration, and it was something engineers hadn't expected to achieve for several decades.
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This show is all the more impressive because its nearly 2212 inclusions, which range through centuries, are drawn almost entirely from the Cooper Hewitt's vast holdings.
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More impressive, he finished a 15-play, 81-yard drive with his fourth-quarter scoring pass to Sims that ultimately was the difference in the game.
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The record of the Tutankhamun exhibition is all the more impressive because the museum was usually only open six days a week between 1971 and 2013.
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The Criterion Channel's lineup is even more impressive, especially for movie fans who want a deeper dive into art-house cinema (or are art-house curious).
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His statistics were eye-popping, but the fact that he did not give up when his team was down by 24-0 was even more impressive.
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Zhou, 47, is the youngest self-made female billionaire on Forbes' list and her humble beginnings make her trajectory that much more impressive, according to Money.
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Price: $6.99I'm a firm believer that onion rings are the ultimate shared appetizer for when you want something dippable that's a little more impressive than fries.
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This show is all the more impressive because its nearly 200 inclusions, which range through centuries, are drawn almost entirely from the Cooper Hewitt's vast holdings.
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His already absurdly efficient scoring numbers might be even more impressive on a roster like Portland's, where there are spot-up threats all around the arc.
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Notes of Blindness was demoed in Samsung Gear, without this capability, making it that much more impressive that it could evoke the same level of emotion.
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Wages grew 2.5 percent during 2015, which isn't a huge number but looks more impressive when you remember that inflation was close to zero for the year.
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Vapers often alter their devices to achieve a more impressive cloud when they exhale, it's unclear if the victim's device had any problems caused by the manufacturer.
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Even more impressive is that Deadpool was made for a budget estimated around $60 million — less than half the normal buy-in for your typical superhero flick.
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Experiencing the works in person is far more impressive and startling than seeing them in photographs, though the labor Hocking has brought to bear is still evident.
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Crowd-funded duo Mica McNeill and Mica Moore were eighth, the best finish by a British women's team and all the more impressive for their limited preparations.
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Thanks to Snapchat, we've gotten a few peeks at her luxe new digs, and we can't imagine how her real estate moves can become any more impressive.
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And thanks to the evolution of the BRICs' exchange rates and prices, their dollar growth has been more impressive than their performance measured in their own currencies.
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The PACT researchers are on the right track but if parents were also encouraged to apply the Waldon Approach the statistics would likely be even more impressive.
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High school student Lydia Lee practically out-Adele'd Adele with her cover of "Hello," made all the more impressive by the fact that she was sitting down.
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Meanwhile, Needham opted for even bigger, more ambitious gags than usual, stunts that only look more impressive when compared to the CGI-dominated action scenes of today.
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Yet an Alabama win would complete what might be an even more impressive accomplishment: It would give Nick Saban's Tide their fourth national championship in seven seasons.
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This goes back to my admittedly somewhat spicy take that Crosby's 1,000 career points are more impressive than anyone else's, but at least my logic is consistent.
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While "Twist My Fingaz" and "Why You Always Hatin" can ignite any club, more impressive is how these hits support strong storytelling in the gangsta rap tradition.
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Not unlike her mother, Gerber's fashion resume just gets more impressive by the minute — and that may be why the Internet can't seem to tell them apart.
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More likes on a post typically signify that a post is more impressive than another user's, which can boost some people's self-esteem while bringing down others'.
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"I'm such a fan of what's happening on television now," says Fanning, who at 23 has an IMDb résumé more impressive than most actors twice her age.
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Belpaeme suggests that if they tried again with more impressive-looking robots ("Like if we said 'This is Google's latest AI'"), then the results might be different.
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The technology prowess of all these Peninsula and South Bay cities is all the more impressive when one considers what a short time they've had to grow.
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Face ID is the more impressive technological feat, but "animoji" — emoji that respond to your facial moves — are the most fun use of the facial recognition technology.
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That plan might not have worked out for him, but Prospekt is currently available to preorder on Steam for $10 — in many ways, a more impressive achievement.
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Kavita Gupta, ConsenSys Ventures Kavita Gupta, ConsenSys Ventures Even more impressive is the esports betting company's executive team, helmed by former Microsoft Bing Ventures investor Rahul Sood.
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More impressive is that the team of scientists were able to create a custom base station to transmit the signal with such a small amount of power.
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As structural forces from ageing demographics and retiring baby boomers continue to pull down the labor force participation rate, visible upward cyclical momentum is even more impressive.
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Kimmel's more impressive creations include his renditions of Thomas the Tank Engine, Lightning McQueen from Cars, Oscar the Grouch from Sesame Street and Dory from Finding Nemo.
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"I think that's more impressive almost, because hitting at the top of the lineup I don't get a ton of opportunities to (drive in runs)," Turner said.
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Though he came up one leg short of the Triple Crown, California Chrome has put together a career that in total is more impressive than American Pharoah's.
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" Later, Kennedy went on to characterize the reason for landing on the moon because, "No single space project in this period will be more impressive to mankind.
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It's an even more impressive feat of recruiting and inclusion, given that the industry the Academy draws from is one that is, indeed, overwhelmingly white and male.
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Yan has always found this grave more impressive than the Terracotta Army, in Xi'an; giving this emperor what he needed in the afterlife had involved real killing.
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The magnitude of these expenditures is even more impressive when compared to some of both the biggest companies on the planet and the biggest spenders on CAPEX.
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The ring is waterproof, of course (gotta wash those hands), but more impressive is what the company was able to squeeze out of the on-board battery.
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In fact, she says she's reduced the intensity of her workouts by half, which only makes what she's been posting on Instagram lately that much more impressive.
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The years between makes Gears of War 4's visual upgrade even more impressive, especially if you're lucky enough to play on PC, where it really pops.
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But, I might argue, that what Thad does here, giving it up for no reason except the PURE JOY OF GIVING IT UP, is even more impressive.
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Her routine looks like a game of vertical Tetris made more impressive by the fact Roach only has one arm (she was born with a congenital disability).
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But one of the more impressive streaks in league history came to an end in the second quarter when Vinatieri missed a 42-yard attempt wide-right.
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Even more impressive, fish farming is set to overcome wild-caught fish for the first time in history as the chief source of fish consumption by 2021.
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India's gains have been even more impressive, with vessel-tracking figures showing May and April as the two strongest months since Refinitiv started compiling data in 2015.
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Mr. Acharya is considered one of his country's most talented (all the more impressive considering that he hails from a remote village and his mother can't read).
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That it was clearly a herculean effort requiring tremendous mental focus and physical stamina — you could sometimes hear him breathing heavily — made it all the more impressive.
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Sure, there are several LCD TV models that can get brighter, but the C29's infinite contrast ratio creates a more impressive sense of high dynamic range.
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CARAMANICA On the whole, Lizzo is more impressive than her music — a nimble, audacious, flexible talent performing workout-session songs that are subtle as a pneumatic drill.
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However, a visit to a different Starbucks the next day revealed some more impressive BTS-themed options, including the Purple Berry Cheesecake and Blooming Purple Vin Chaud.
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That kind of commitment would be special in its own right, but what's even more impressive is that Freia held down the fry machine with Down Syndrome.
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So domino masters Hevesh5 and Kaplamino teamed up to create a series of seemingly impossible domino tricks that are far more impressive than any Guinness World Record attempt.
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"Gold's resilience is all the more impressive considering U.S. equities are setting record after record, while the dollar is also fairly strong," said INTL FCStone analyst Edward Meir.
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RavPower's 45W plug is even more impressive — it can actually drive basically any USB-C device, barring the most power-hungry laptops (like Apple's 15-inch MacBook Pro).
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When you're throwing a party or setting a scene for a dinner, do you have easy ways to make things look way more impressive than they really are?
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One of the more impressive feats of the film is that Ricki doesn't become less of herself, even while she acknowledges the pain her past actions have caused.
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Which would be a lot more impressive if T-Mobile hadn't already been using exactly those methods to reach faster LTE speeds on its network since last September.
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More impressive than the art itself, however, is the fact that Musk is using it to hint at the next wave of Tesla technology: unicorn fart-powered vehicles.
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If the car's looks, power and price tag weren't staggering enough, realizing that only nine of the hypercars were ever built and this sight becomes even more impressive.
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One of the more impressive things about the GX220 is a new L Monochrome D shooting mode that applies noise (meant to mimic actual film) to your photos.
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Even more impressive than the rookie's startling per game averages (103 points and seven rebounds isn't bad!) is a shot release that's faster than a snapping rubber band.
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Seeing her navigate the obstacles in her own life makes her brief moment of success all the more impressive, and her eventual downfall that much harder to witness.
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"Gymnastics has always been a sport that's so impressive and I think that's just going to keep getting even more impressive as skill difficulty level increases," explains Liukin.
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On-board AI also potentially means that the HPU, and therefore the HoloLens, could recognize new visual information more quickly and create even more impressive augmented reality interactions.
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That's a huge pile of money for a movie that isn't quite two weeks old, and it's even more impressive when you consider how it splits between weekends.
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But beneath this history-making, speech-stopping moment was something even more impressive: This unrivaled skate, as astounding as it was, offered just a glimpse of Chen's potential.
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New gameplay systems were introduced, new worlds were created, and new technologies were implemented in an attempt to make each game bigger and more impressive than the last.
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But perhaps Newton's feats would be even more impressive, with his college accolades coming in the same season and his NFL honors also happening in the same year.
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There are many more impressive people out there, so send me ideas via Twitter or reply in the comments section below, and we'll do a follow-up post.
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And it was surreal how well they described our current world, and how much more impressive they seemed now than they had even when I first read them.
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The new candidates seemed to offer an exciting sense of novelty to political elites, he said, but the existing field was largely "more impressive" than its newest members.
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African startups impressed us with their innovative solutions and effective business models, so we had to come back and find even more impressive companies from across the continent.
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Trump's tweet suggesting Rothfus was "far more" impressive than other local politicians comes after a number of local officials declined to meet with Trump during his visit Tuesday.
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An engineer had recorded Emerson warming up, and the rest of the band had to convince him not to replace his squiggles with something more precise—more impressive.
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People have long been intrigued by the idea that Barkley, listed at 1003 feet 6 inches, was actually far shorter, which made his rebounding ability even more impressive.
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But he was in some ways even more impressive in understated pianissimo passages, ravishing, even touching if you could get past the mugging of emotion that accompanied them.
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Take a closer look below: And then, of course, we have Carles Gil's volley, which is by all definitions one of the more impressive shots you can see.
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My dad's family was part of a higher social class and boasted a more impressive lineage, both factors that my mother's parents considered when they arranged her marriage.
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This was nowhere more impressive than at the end of the opera, which the composer and librettist see as offering an equivocal kind of hope for the future.
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The result was all the more impressive for Querrey who only returned to action at Eastbourne last week, reaching the final, after being sidelined by injury since April.
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This sold-out show was an ecstatic and relentless career-spanning revue, made even more impressive by the fact that his recording career is just three years old.
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I set the edge lighting's color to be white and made it thicker to be more noticeable, which creates a more impressive effect when you get a notification.
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We self-soothe with "The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina," or meat, or Adderall — while, ironically, our workplaces find ever-more-impressive ways to also monetize our self-soothing.
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Davidsen has been performing opera for less than ten years, and so far her voice is more impressive as a technical phenomenon than as a fully musical one.
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While transforming your body is commendable, far more impressive is maintaining a fit physique and healthy lifestyle that allow you to enjoy your life in a balanced way.
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Perhaps even more impressive is the new 'Remote Parking Pilot' that allows you to exit your E-Class and command it with a smartphone app to park itself.
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Your old smartphone used to spark so much joy, but now you've got the next generation with a better screen, more impressive cameras, and a longer-lasting battery.
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Monaco is in the knockout stages of the Champions League and, more impressive, atop Ligue 1, which many had expected to be a cakewalk for Paris St.-Germain.
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Those victories were all the more impressive because the Aces were convinced that the Blue Team was cheating, although no members of the team were ever formally charged.
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The achievement is even more impressive given that Roosevelt had a built-in advantage: He was battling the Great Depression, then the Third Reich and the Japanese empire.
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Sotheby's, under the guidance of its new chief operating officer, Adam Chinn, has become more expansive with its guarantees, helping the company mount the week's more impressive sale.
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The higher we climbed, the more impressive the expansive view became; it was like we were ascending into the clouds into a heavenly realm not of this earth.
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What made this location appear even more impressive to me was the old fashion trains, which combine two things I love: old fashioned vehicles and overnight train rides!
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But what makes the toss even more impressive — and demonstrates why Rodgers is in a class of his own right now — is that he made the whole thing up.
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Jetpacks are kinda here, flying cars … almost, and now a real-life Power Loader has finally arrived, and it's orders of magnitude more impressive than the suit of fiction.
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It's even more impressive considering it was created by a team of just 20, a minuscule number compared to the hundreds that are typically required to make blockbuster games.
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Like the werewolves that are featured prominently in its plot, The Order doesn't make a particularly smooth transformation, but it's a lot more impressive once it embraces the change.
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When you divide the total by seven to determine the average box office haul of the nominated films we have data for, the number becomes even more impressive: $180,089,2700.
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But the horn has an even more impressive quality, at least according to Euron — the ability to control any dragon that hears it, binding them to the horn's master.
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Making this one more impressive was that it happened against Carlos Martinez, who last year didn't yield an extra-base hit to a right-handed hitter until late July.
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A conversation is a great demo for emphasizing real-time performance, but this sets the stage for more impressive visual fidelity on a range of space-based broadcast subjects.
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According to her obituary in The Guardian, Jurado did not know English and memorized her lines by sounding words out, making her mastery of roles all the more impressive.
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On a barrels per day basis, February's performance is even more impressive, as it amounts to around 22017 million bpd, up 2221 percent from about 258,2873 bpd in January.
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That it was done on a shoestring budget only makes it even more impressive—it's proof that true originals will always find a way to make their voices heard.
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It was a much more impressive throw than that last week by Suns first-round pick Josh Jackson, whose soft toss landed about 15 feet wide of home plate.
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Even more impressive, Google has combined this feature with its photo recognition abilities, so the app is able to suggest responses to photos that are shared within your conversation.
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"It was even more impressive coming off (the holiday) break like that, not really having a practice, just a quick morning skate like this," Rangers captain Ryan McDonagh said.
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The reception to Beyonce's Formation World Tour's is all the more impressive given that it came without warning, only seconds after the songwriter's halftime show at Super Bowl 50.
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The search uses the same image recognition skills Google Photos has had for a while now, but for some reason, searching with emoji does feels a little more impressive.
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With Conor McGregor expected to make $100 mil this year -- we had to ask who's had the more impressive career ... and Woodley explained why it's CONOR all the way.
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Brad Pickett, Scott Jorgensen, Urijah Faber, Michael McDonald, Eddie Wineland—a very respectable list of opponents made more impressive by Barao's finishing of the last three on that list.
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That Trump has managed to keep growth going might be a less impressive record than he claims, but it's a more impressive record than many of his critics expected.
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The prank is all the more impressive because Trump and Stuttering John have talked before, back in the era when they were both regulars on the Howard Stern show.
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Molly and Amy are ride-or-die pals, united in their ambitions to enroll in elite universities in the fall, leaving high school behind for better, more impressive lives.
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"An acceleration in growth despite Apple's already large services revenue base is that much more impressive," wrote Neil Cybart, an analyst at Above Avalon, in a report last week.
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This show is all the more impressive because the nearly 200 items on view, which range through centuries, have been drawn almost entirely from the Cooper Hewitt's vast holdings.
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The list is more impressive when you note the Santa Monica company only has nine full-time employees, people with backgrounds in films, video games and theme park attractions.
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Anchiornis (the name means "near bird") was about 14 inches long from its beak to the end of its tail, barely larger than a pigeon but much more impressive.
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The dance party in Dakar doesn't start until well after midnight in most clubs –—a fact made all the more impressive when you consider many Dakarois don't drink alcohol.
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The following table shows what you'd stand to gain based on your investment horizon: As you can see, investing at a younger age produces a much more impressive result.
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This achievement is the more impressive when you realize that "Operation Crucible" is the debut play of Mr. Knowles, an actor who appears as a member of the cast.
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But for my grandchildren, the stand out of the weekend, by far — even more impressive than the butterflies — was the Montreal Science Centre, also in the Old Harbor neighborhood.
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Perhaps even more impressive, in the eyes of say Marine Le Pen, is that a bloc of European fatherland proponents has converged in the highest offices of Central Europe.
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For the first time ever, the index did not have a single losing month in all of 2017, perhaps even more impressive than its nearly 20 percent annual gain.
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Netflix is one of the market's best-performing stocks and one Wall Street firm says its shares will continue to surge due to more impressive growth in foreign markets.
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Making his debut even more impressive, so far, Minshew has completed 73.9 percent of all his passes, made five touchdowns and one interception, according to the Los Angeles Times.
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" While Mr. Borosage concedes that President Obama's "stature will grow ever more impressive in the rearview mirror," he takes issue with Mr. Chait's characterization of the former president's "greatness.
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It's key to remember that iPads used to run iOS, but now have their own separate operating system, which makes the iOS 13 adoption figures look even more impressive.
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That's the big question as Chicago hosts the Vikings (2-43) in an N.F.C. North clash of teams with records that are more impressive than either team has looked.
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"He's had a nice run of five starts that were really good, but this one in some ways is mayba a little more impressive," Twins manager Paul Molitor said.
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Date: July 23, 2017What made the moment: No athletic achievement this decade may have been more impressive than Jordan Spieth's miracle at No. 13 of the 2017 British Open.
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Picking up any sort of 4K TV for under £300 is great business, but getting a model with UHD resolution, HDR10, HLG, and Dolby Audio is even more impressive.
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American Teen is gorgeous, smooth, and self-aware — which is even more impressive when you consider that Khalid is, in fact, a true American teen at 19 years old.
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At the bottom the wolf portrait the artist writes the iconic Stark motto, 'Winter Is Coming,' made more impressive by its rendition in the intricate Game of Thrones font.
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Brown covers the most recent issue of Variety this week, and her interview is chock-full of details we never knew about the star that make her even more impressive.
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And the mere 20 mph margin obtained by the Tesla pod makes the WARR accomplishment all the more impressive given the relatively tiny budget the students had to work with.
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But Google has shown even more impressive AR tech in the past by combining multiple cameras (and additional sensors) into Google Tango, its now-defunct AR mapping and gaming project.
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If They Only Knew captures her standing toe-to-toe with the male giants of her sport, a feat that will only become more impressive with the passage of time.
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But what's more impressive is how carefully he matches the mannerisms that Fontana created for Greg — the slight stammer, the cheerfully sarcastic grin — without ever seeming to do an impression.
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More rarely still does a show pull that move off in a way that doesn't just make sense, but throws everything about its construction into a new, more impressive light.
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Rosenbluth said the move out of gold and other big ETFs, including the SPDR S&P 500 and Powershares QQQ Trust, makes the $41 billion haul all the more impressive.
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And even when they are just like us, they are not us: they are more beautiful, more talented, more athletic, more impressive — they are the us we want to be.
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While some of the work felt a little too "Made For Insta" — looking more impressive through my phone than it did in person — there are enough standout booths to visit.
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But even more impressive is taking all of them together — because from a more zoomed-out perspective, Littlefinger has essentially been behind almost every major event in the entire show.
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That's more impressive, said Cook on the company's earnings call, if investors consider that this year's first quarter was only 13 weeks compared to the 14-week period last year.
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Now, at 35, I know that internal health is far more important than external appearance, and what your body is able to do is more impressive than how it looks.
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Now, if we're talking millennial stereotypes, it does seem much more impressive to Instagram a tablescape around a cute little roasted pigeon than the same old turkey your grandma made.
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Her rags-to-billions resume is more impressive than the current president's, her speechmaking more inspiring, her common touch more genuine, her claim on this moment in history more legitimate.
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If anything, he's grown into an even more impressive physical presence (his workout routine is exhausting simply to read), but at 48 he is clearly aging out of the role.
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But now a team of researchers has put together an even more impressive image of the solar corona, that makes the event look like something from Lord of the Rings.
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In this vein, it would be possible to prioritize accuracy or speed to achieve more impressive results, but training a model with poor accuracy in 20 seconds isn't super valuable.
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Geminis are prone to telling long stories in order to impress someone, and can get carried away with verbal flourishes—which may be more impressive to them than to you!
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The whir of activity is all the more impressive after the small firm nearly collapsed in late 2015 - amid unrestrained production from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC).
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Sanders' win in Minnesota is all the more impressive for the fact that Clinton received an endorsement from the state's biggest paper, the Star Tribune, and its governor, Mark Dayton.
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It's all the more impressive because Mighty Mouse hadn't lost a fight in nearly 7 years and was widely regarded as the best pound-for-pound fighter in the UFC.
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Neill is entirely enjoyable as a grumpy recluse, but Dennison is even more impressive in the way he hovers convincingly at the border of childhood, while trying to appear older.
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Some more impressive numbers to chew on: In 2018, it invested $8.4 million in 431 non-profit partners and rallied 150,000 volunteers to impact more than 5,000 outdoor spaces nationwide.
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"If I'm totally honest with you, I have to say it seems more impressive than it is; it's just muscle memory," he said about the difficulty of playing multiple roles.
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What's even more impressive, though, is his ability to inject entire sentences into his cadence without anyone — other than those in on the joke — knowing exactly what he is saying.
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Her victory was all the more impressive as she said she had been battling a lung infection and "run out of oxygen" toward the end of her surge for victory.
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Perhaps more impressive: The PlayStation 4 reached that lofty sales number faster than other red-hot game consoles of the past, like the Nintendo Wii and Sony's own PlayStation 2.
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The new privacy oversight Facebook will have to put in place as part of the deal is also more impressive in the abstract than it's likely to be in reality.
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The electronics department was a lot more impressive at the full Target — it carried more of everything that the smaller Target had, plus more products like cameras and smart watches.
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And what makes that all the more impressive is that in the same period, she's doubled down on the commitment to the environment that Chouinard famously built into his company.
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I love the 3D world and lo-fi aesthetic, and it gets much bigger and more impressive as the game goes on, but the opening city environment wasn't my favorite.
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Watching these sections of the show, their drama is rendered all the more impressive when you remember the full extent of the hard work and physical pain poured into them.
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Emergent properties, such as the ability to program software that can beat grandmaster-level Go players, is incalculably more impressive when you realize no one programmed DeepMind to do it.
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The victory was even more impressive because the Wolves were youthfully imperfect—there were bungled layups, careless turnovers, and a dubious charge call that erased a potential three-point play.
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For women, these family ties can help close part of the gender gap, but it's not enough -- they still need to have more impressive resumes than men to win office.
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Given that many watches take years in research and development, her new Chaos collection is all the more impressive for having been conceived and produced in less than a year.
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That she and the other women of the 6888th had to create a place for themselves in the military despite many obstacles only makes their service more impressive, she said.
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Even more impressive, the gap between the campus-wide four-year graduation rate and the rate for low-income, black, Latino and first-generation students has been cut in half.
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Even more impressive is the fact that he's shooting 224 percent on them, which ranks second among all players in the entire league who've tallied at least 235 so far.
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But it is even more impressive in Pompeo's case when you consider that he finished No. 1 even though he must have flunked all his courses on ethics and leadership.
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With an open roof and quick speed, the Audi R8 Spyder may be one of the more impressive cars to come out of the New York Auto Show so far.
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According to a new study in PLOS Biology, more than a quarter of biomedical research papers may contain hype or misleading interpretations designed to make their findings sound more impressive.
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Even more impressive, however, is that SpaceX successfully landed its Falcon 262 rocket booster on a drone ship floating a couple hundred miles off the coast of Cape Canaveral, Florida.
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Sure, Yzerman eventually notched the series-clinching goal, but his fake slapper/creation of space/dish to an open Fedorov in the slot was a far more impressive display of skill.
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GoPro showed me the "Relive Reality" 23 video trailer with a Samsung Gear VR, which made the footage look even more impressive than it did on YouTube through a web browser.
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She looks like an elegant giraffe, all legs and arms and abs, and what was almost more impressive to me was how effortlessly she demonstrated the push-ups and jump squats.
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When Muska came along, skateboarders knew better but fell in love with his style anyway, then they changed their minds when the more impressive technical skills of Reynolds won them over.
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The Galaxy S10 Plus has a more impressive screen and better battery life, while the Galaxy S10E is the one we recommend most people who are thinking about buying a Galaxy.
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Correction Monday July 1st, 3:00PM: Ben Hamm is a product manager, not an engineer, as the original headline of this piece stated, making his cat flap feat even more impressive.
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Unlike last year, when HTC produced both Pixel smartphones, this time LG is believed to be handling the larger Pixel, which will have a more impressive display than the smaller model.
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Now, a team led by Xing Lida at the China University of Geosciences, in Beijing, and Ryan McKellar at the Royal Saskatchewan Museum, in Regina, has uncovered something even more impressive.
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But more impressive than its exaggerated name are the meticulous, multicolored silkscreen illustrations by Bezalel Schatz that accompany Miller's writings, and the out-of-print book's small edition size of 200.
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And it's something of a "Who's the real crazy person here?" movie, which makes it even more impressive that it's coming out the same weekend as Steven Soderbergh's similarly themed Unsane.
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The only thing more impressive than Anna's perfectly French manicured nails is surely the large, cushion-cut diamond found just below on what appears to be a slim rose gold band.
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What was more impressive was Faber's next outing against the now-dominant UFC bantamweight champion Dominick Cruz, who was forced to tap to Faber's patented guillotine choke in just 98 seconds.
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Sure, the sweet sounds of Kenny G on the sax are amazing ... but perhaps even more impressive are the dozens and dozens of leafless multi-colored roses filling out the room.
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He can bend the rules of grammar and spelling to suit his own stylistic intentions, which to me is more impressive than rhyming a thousand syllable structures together in MLA format.
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Sean O'Malley was at a smaller party with friends ... he won his match in a decision, made all the more impressive because he jacked his foot up in the final round.
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His speech to the party this afternoon offered glimpses of the sort of audacity and swagger needed to change this, but was more impressive on the page than in the hall.
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One of the more impressive demonstrations was a third-party SketchUp app that allowed you to adjust colors, the size of ink, and a lot more from the new Surface Dial.
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The accomplishment is made, of course, even more impressive by the fact that the media and the Democratic establishment have done absolutely everything they possibly can to try to destroy Tulsi.
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What's even more impressive is that Williams, who is now in her 24th year as a professional, can do it all while dealing with an incurable autoimmune disease that causes fatigue.
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Returning to international competition just months or even weeks after giving birth feels yet more impressive in the context of the focus afforded to injury and recovery time in professional sports.
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The study's authors note that the NPS score is even more impressive because most of the respondents are "early adopters," which are typically less likely to recommend the devices to others.
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