As the kiss gets more intense, you can get more intense.
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The more intense the music, the more intense the anxiety got.
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This was stalker mode, and it's more intense, the more intense he feels.
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By comparison, that seismic blast would then be 10 times more intense than the sound of a container ship, not 10 million times more intense.
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This poor, highly vulnerable region is facing the prospect of more intense precipitation extremes as the climate warms worldwide: more intense rainfall and disastrous drought.
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On a logarithmic scale, a magnitude 7 earthquake is 10 times more intense than a magnitude 6 and 0003 times more intense than a magnitude 5.
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She's pretty similar to Bernie Sanders — but more intense.
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" 'COMPLEXION' "The Kendrick thing makes it even more intense.
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And it's only going to get more intense from here.
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Eileen Helmer is also preparing for more intense caregiving duties.
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By day two, the dryness was more intense and tight.
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"This is more intense than the last days," he added.
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Well, it was actually more intense than that for me.
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It lent an iconic soundtrack a new, more intense feeling.
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It's like that for me, but they are more intense.
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After having my kids, I definitely feel way more intense.
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The brighter, louder, and more intense the thumbnail, the better.
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The case seems to get more intense by the hour.
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Looks like your Twitter competition just got even more intense.
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O'key will face more intense competition from major market players.
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Just when we thought Spartan couldn't get any more intense.
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The second time around, Master Avery's beatings became more intense.
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The lower the minimum pressure, the more intense the hurricane.
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In reality television, the need for conflict is more intense.
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China's crackdown on Internet freedom is getting even more intense.
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The blue of the sky was more intense without obstruction.
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Heat waves are hotter, rainstorms more intense, and droughts drier.
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Same, if not longer and more intense, reaction to Rep.
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The weather will become more damaging, with more intense storms.
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It makes the whole immersion aspect that much more intense.
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Wildfires are becoming hotter and more intense across the West.
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As Turner aged, his work grew more intense and experimental.
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The fights with the MMA men are even more intense.
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Live, it just gets kind of more and more intense.
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The competition from Tesla is poised to get more intense.
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Social media made it all the more intense and complicated.
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It is so much more intense than meeting for drinks.
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Power is a more intense ride; Beats is rhythm based.
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This kerfuffle has the potential to get even more intense.
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Go farther north, and there's somewhat more intense San Daniele.
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It's just the prelude to an even more intense climb.
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The lure of the island grew more intense than ever.
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But it was another remark that provoked more intense controversy.
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That's because as storms grow more intense, they spin faster.
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The rains are more intense, and the sea is rising.
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As you play more the noises will become more intense.
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As the eclipse was becoming more intense, so were my contractions.
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And the pressures to merge have only become even more intense.
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I mean this is ... you tell me why it's more intense.
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The louder and more intense the firework, the stronger the buzz.
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They just took it further and in a more intense direction.
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The focus is even more intense on celebs who are expecting.
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Aline Brosh McKenna It's gotten progressively more intense [for Rebecca], psychologically.
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I'm trying to experience things on a more intense, pure level.
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Here, Karen might as well be Catwoman's more intense twin sister.
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But the Viennese rebellion was more intense, and more wide-ranging.
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It's something much more intense and much more real than that.
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As the rich get richer, the criticism has become more intense.
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Do you prefer more intense and uncomfortable kind of plot lines?
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The further out you venture, the more intense your experience gets.
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She also had the wings, but a much more intense version.
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But now it will be even more intense, de Blasio said.
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That's more intense in South Asia than North America, for example.
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We have a feeling it's only going to get more intense.
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The more you head south, the more intense the wine gets.
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Heat waves in particular are becoming more intense and longer-lasting.
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It seems like the attacks are getting a little more intense.
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For the reader, the pleasure is equally if not more intense.
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It will probably herald a return to even more intense turmoil.
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GN: A lot more intense than I think people are expecting.
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It makes them burn bigger, more intense, and out of season.
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"Their relationship was more intense than a marriage," Tversky's wife recalled.
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Or: are unusual heat waves (like this one) becoming more intense?
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The gunfire is much more intense -- a lot is outgoing fire.
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For some people, colors get brighter and more intense, Levine says.
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These reactions got steadily more intense over a 20-year period.
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The reaction to Scott's shooting death has been even more intense.
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Plus, climate models show both floods and droughts getting more intense.
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His extremes are more intense than Björling's refined intimacy — cheaper, even.
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Expect things concerning cash and money to get way more intense.
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Some massages can involve more intense physical contact than some punches.
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Around the world, fire seasons are becoming longer and more intense.
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In turn, warmer oceans mean more intense and longer-lasting storms.
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More intense exercise linked to a better sex Makes sense, right?
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A lower central pressure means a more intense and strengthening storm.
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"Of course, it's more intense than I expected," Ms. Dubois said.
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People who identified with a party had even more intense feelings.
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There's also evidence that they may grow more intense, more quickly.
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The race to hire experienced staffers is expected to get more intense.
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In the case of Fortnite, however, mainstream interest has become more intense.
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And conversely, when the ratio favors THC, the high is more intense.
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UBS economists also said the debt ceiling debate could get more intense.
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If anything, that fight has gotten more intense in the recent year.
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At the same time, he's facing more intense cross-examination from journalists.
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The more I tried to fight it, the more intense it got.
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It'll only get more intense from here — and that's putting it mildly.
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Facebook's war has only grown more intense since Zuckerberg made those remarks.
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So, compared to your standard nightmares, night terrors are way more intense.
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Nowhere is Colombia's many-sided drug war more intense than in Tumaco.
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Today, she describes them as "amazing" and far more intense than before.
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It gets way more intense the deeper into the season we get.
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Hurricanes should, theoretically, be more intense and wetter on a hotter planet.
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That grief can feel more intense when no one acknowledges your pain.
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Got more intense scratches and scuffs, or even holes in the leather?
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My work started to get more intense, the paintings got more romantic.
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As ObamaCare repeal moves along, the debate is only getting more intense.
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The affair is also more intense than we were led to believe.
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Their Easter baskets may be a little more intense than yours, however.
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It also means more intense coverage of his campaign and its tactics.
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And warming creates deadlier heat waves, more intense drought and so on.
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And hotter water can provide the fuel for more intense tropical storms.
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According to new research, this could mean they experience more intense emotions.
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West's verse is even more intense than Lamar's, which is saying something.
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We know more water in the atmosphere can create more-intense rains.
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The more intense the battle, the more we experience power and freedom.
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Republican lawmaker reaction to family separations grew more intense over the weekend.
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For candidates in swing states, the pressure points have become more intense.
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Similar to Modafinil but it's a bit more intense and lasts longer.
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The noise is more intense; the pump beats like a straining heart.
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I decided that I needed to invest in more intense, heavy machinery.
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These strains are also known for more intense visuals and psychedelic highs.
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This heat wave is not over, and is only getting more intense.
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If anything, the geography problem becomes more intense five years from now.
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As Breitbart began publishing its articles, the online attacks grew more intense.
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Why is the public not more disgusted, more intense in their reaction?
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The discussion is pretty heated, and every year it becomes more intense.
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The hurricanes didn't grow that much more intense in the simulated model.
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Resources are spread more thinly and competition for them is more intense.
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After Mr. Trump's victory, the I.R.A.'s Instagram focus became more intense.
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"The Trump years make everything more heated and more intense," McCain said.
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I later added a more intense workout, something to complement the Pilates.
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At that point, work to track General Suleimani's travels grew more intense.
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"The competition (online) has become more intense," pushing down prices, Baumohl says.
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Heavy rainstorms are also becoming more frequent and tropical cyclones more intense.
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Climate change is also making rain storms more intense yet less frequent.
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The second I smoked it, it was something completely different — more intense.
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Stage one: Active laborActive labor is far more intense than early labor.
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If one doesn't work, you move to the next, more intense option.
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A wall of light, however, is more intense than a mere streetlight.
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Farther east, stores offer more everyday services, and traffic is more intense.
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Were those emotions even more intense on your last day of filming?
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Emotions will get more intense this evening when the Moon enters Cancer.
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Extreme weather events are occurring more frequently and have become more intense.
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When world leaders gather to mark historic anniversaries emotions become even more intense.
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We know about sea level rise; we know storms are getting more intense.
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Several previous presidents preparing for the inauguration had a more intense briefing schedule.
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Several previous presidents preparing for the inauguration had a more intense briefing schedule.
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The therapy became more "intense" as he had to relearn how to walk.
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Elsewhere in Winterfell, the battle against the wights is only getting more intense.
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That increased hostility was more intense in the six months after 9/11.
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For enthusiasts, that can mean bigger clouds of vapor and more intense flavor.
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So it looks like it's going to get more hard and more intense.
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Wind is often more intense at altitude than it is on the ground.
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We can't keep spending billions to fortify these islands against more intense storms.
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Pre-vacation bliss is real, but post-vacation scaries are even more intense.
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With hacks becoming more intense, security awareness and importance is on the rise.
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Most recently, NetEase added a first-person shooter mode for more intense combat.
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This smaller map will offer faster, more intense matches with higher player density.
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This is not only still true in Fallout 76, but even more intense.
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Diablo III There are few pure action games more intense than Dead Cells.
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But more intense violence, which flares up every few years, is soon quelled.
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Microneedling is a little more intense than that but not painful at all.
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Some people even report having more intense orgasms while they're on their period.
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This was a little more intense than that, being here in this situation.
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And that's only grown more intense as this enormous wealth has been created.
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And you wonder why my typhoons and tornadoes are more intense, more frequent?
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" Redick said, "I think moving forward, the playoffs get more physical, more intense.
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It's a steep drop, sure, but my experience was a little more intense.
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In The Secret Commonwealth, this struggle grows both more intense and more diffuse.
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Rocks falling into the vent may be responsible for more intense ash spurts.
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This might be a good option if you don't want more intense massaging.
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But Saudi-Iranian hatred has been even more intense during this same period.
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My testing consisted of both casual and more intense use with each pair.
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His rivalry with le Clos, while shorter in duration, has been more intense.
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Season two of Hulu's The Path looks even more intense than Season 1.
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The war of words and visual images will continue to become more intense.
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The effects of Mercury retrograde get a little more intense before finally alleviating.
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The flight attendant called for the pilot, but the argument got more intense.
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"Solar activity was much more intense when Voyager 2 traveled through this region."
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But the stigma around sex toys for American men is even more intense.
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Studies have shown that people who do receive more intense tests and procedures.
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Either way, in the last year, it has almost certainly become more intense.
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It's more intense this year, because of the terrorist incident in Lower Manhattan.
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In years to come, refugia may become rarer as fires become more intense.
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Hurricanes are getting more intense and our preparedness efforts are not keeping up.
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And internal tensions at the social network are reportedly becoming far more intense.
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And the culture around drinking, the way we drink, has grown more intense.
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Analysts have warned that another failure could set off even more intense fighting.
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Were it not for immigrants, the labor crunch would be even more intense.
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"This was way more intense than I expected," Bellotti said with a laugh.
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The aftermath produced only collapsed states, open conflicts or even more intense repression.
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For more intense events, there is evidence that high-fat diets impair performance.
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In Season 2, we explore some of the more intense rivalries in sports.
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The debate over tax policy is going to become more intense this week.
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His choreography sometimes achieves a delicacy of line that exposes more intense pain.
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For example, "Atlanta has a more intense season year after year," Dalziel said.
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Some options include aspirin, or a more intense course of heart failure medication.
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But playoff defense is more intense and less forgiving than regular-season defense.
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Social media made the environment for these debates much more intense, and vicious.
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It's what we expect of soldiers in environments that are far more intense.
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Since then, the debate between retailers and card issuers has grown more intense.
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These products will now be subject to the more intense premarket notification process.
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The BBC often faces even more intense scrutiny because it is publicly funded.
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Most climate change models for California suggest more frequent and more intense fires.
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If I didn't, something like this would be a lot more intense, probably.
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The levels vary from beginner rides to more intense trails for experienced cyclists.
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The pace of that offensive has gotten markedly more intense in recent days.
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Usually, when I travel the security is a lot more intense for me.
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The 2016 divide between Republicans and Democrats is more intense and polarizing than usual.
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With vision problems, this and other effects could be more common and more intense.
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His grief, he says, was perhaps even more intense than JFK's widow, Jackie Kennedy.
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Every visual, musical and sensory experience was different and more intense than the last.
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Doesn't sound like it: "I feel more intense, more confident, more sassy," she said.
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I didn't start feeling symptoms until I started becoming more intense with my workouts.
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Forest Borie, 33, of Magalia, California, said the protest will only become more intense.
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Coastal areas will experience even more intense damaging winds, with gusts to 40 mph.
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Coupled with precipitation changes, that could mean more intense fires later in the year.
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Mostly landscapes, they are clumsier but also more intense, less Olympian than Avery's works.
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"The censorship is getting more and more intense on film and television," he said.
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And crown fires are much more intense and spread faster than surface-level blazes.
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It's too soon to tell, but this feud definitely just got way more intense.
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And though they have been smaller than in 2009, they have been more intense.
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There's a more intense spike — 67 percent — in the number of asylum seekers coming.
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I had this last time I was pregnant, but it's more intense this time.
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Anything your hands can do, these vibes can make a whole lot more intense.
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Results showed that the more intense the exercise, the greater the margin of error.
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Design and technology make the 'EASE' and 'BOOST' experiences more natural and more intense.
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Hurricanes intensify more rapidly; wildfires grow larger and more threatening; rainfall is more intense.
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Is the high more intense because you use a weed extract instead of herb?
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The male hurricanes were deemed more intense -- regardless of the gender of the participant.
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A Walmart-Flipkart deal could lead to more intense price competition, retail consultants said.
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Blackmer enhances the photos' natural colors in Photoshop to make them even more intense.
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For gamers, Tango certainly offers a chance to have a more intense gaming session.
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There's no more intense feeling of FOMO than that in Killing Time at Lightspeed.
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All of those sensations are amplified in VR, making Thumper all the more intense.
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Solar radiation, more intense at high altitude, encourages the formation of lung-damaging ozone.
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They endure more frequent and more intense storms, the kind that keep your boat
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Competition grew more intense in 2003, when the Borgata Hotel Casino and Spa opened.
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But these some of these stressors may be even more intense than previously understood.
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It is hotter, drier and the sun is more intense, burning delicate new growth.
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However, it is further indication that his probe is expansive and becoming more intense.
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But a second, more intense strain that appeared in February has extended the season.
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Your workouts really are more intense when you're jamming out to your favorite band.
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The sun, more intense through the clear air, makes all of this even sharper.
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And search gets even more intense in Google Photos: How about searching by faces?
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I think it's going to get much more intense than it is right now.
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Your psychic abilities will be even more intense now that Mercury is entering Aquarius.
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Is it more intense, or is it less intense because of the shared bond?
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It may have made my dreams "more intense," but it also burned my throat.
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The collective hunger of the show's fans grew more intense as time went on.
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The war between the states for business and jobs has never been more intense.
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The location of the Tijuana shelters has made the migrants' yearning even more intense.
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In the great American west, a warming planet means greater and more intense wildfires.
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I like doing things by myself, I guess, because it's a more intense experience.
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I notice that the poses we are getting into feel more intense while naked.
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As average temperatures rise, heat waves are becoming longer, more frequent, and more intense.
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What numbers tell us this flu season is more intense than in recent years?
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Elements of that inquisition remain; attacks on reproductive rights have grown only more intense.
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Now big data is set make the dynamic even more intense—and racially charged.
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"The challenge was so much more intense but so much more rewarding," he said.
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Heat waves are becoming more intense and more frequent, thanks to the climate crisis.
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In "The Exterminating Angel," the animals are fewer, but the spectacle considerably more intense.
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The high came on faster and felt more intense than when he smoked marijuana.
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Levels five and higher are more intense, perfect for long cardio-building rowing sessions.
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So I decided to try for IVF (in-vitro fertilization), which is more intense.
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The relationship between Trump and Tillerson has reportedly grown more intense in recent months.
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Christmas lights were even more intense in the suburbs and outskirts of major cities.
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After several days of rising tides, Mississippi braces for more intense flooding as Gov.
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Famous women's appearances are scrutinized in an even more intense and pretty gross way.
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Sulfur is corrosive and refineries that run more sour grades require more intense maintenance.
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As the climate changes, heat waves are poised to get longer and more intense.
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But friendships are tricky; they're less formal, and yet so much more intense at times.
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Restricting their sense of sight can make the feelings of hot and cold more intense.
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But in recent years these hot spells have become more intense, more frequent and longer.
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Nonetheless, there's scientific reason to believe that kids' emotions are generally more intense than adults'.
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Which is great, because we could all use some more intense feelings of dystopian paranoia.
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Panay, who is one of the more intense and effusive people I know, is beaming.
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Proceed with caution here, though: Ironically, evasion tactics can sometimes make your crush more intense.
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Yes, that involves a much more intense cleaning ceremony and a much more intensive trap.
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But it's still a vanilla-pudding version of the more intense scenario in the book.
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Again, this will likely be useful for a more intense gaming experience and movie watching.
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But even with Mother Nature's indecision, it's a fact that more intense weather is inevitable.
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Most mobile games are capped at 30fps, with some more intense games capped at 103fps.
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The poor got more intense competition for jobs, but also more competition for public services.
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This roller coaster is actually a lot more intense than I thought it would be.
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Storms are often warmer and last longer than in the past, fires are more intense.
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This is just a higher-profile, more intense example of many trends we've already seen.
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The second "party" is much, much more intense, and tips over into full-on surreality.
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But week three was even more intense, because there were needles (and my colon!) involved.
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But "then all of a sudden Trump happens" and the cycle became even more intense.
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What lies ahead for the divided Turkish people is a much more intense Erdogan era.
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Netflix's push comes at a time when the pressure and competition have become more intense.
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Expect to feel even more intense and emotional than usual over the next few weeks.
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Glover said the feeling of winning again was more intense than at the London Games.
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Something you thought was chill and easy might turn out to be much more intense.
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But a place like Delhi also seemed to facilitate a more intense mode of existence.
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She said her team isn't quite sure what caused Tuesday's slightly more intense ash emissions.
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" "At the same time," he said, "climate change is pointing us to more intense hurricanes.
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Unfortunately, a changing climate has increased the risk of more frequent and more intense fires.
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"The competition has gotten more intense from bigger banks and the non-banks," Klock said.
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Recurring warmer, dryer conditions allow pests to thrive and sustain longer, more intense wildfire seasons.
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Things are about to get even more intense thanks to the full moon in Scorpio.
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This evening, the Moon will enter Libra, making things even more intense in your partnerships.
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And other climate disasters are likely grow bigger, more intense, more expensive, and more frequent.
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The Moon is more intense this evening, when you find yourself exploring deep, powerful emotions.
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So it's a lot more intense and flavorful than you'll find maybe other vanilla bean.
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Notably, American consumers benefit from the more intense competition among retailers in the United States.
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Intensity of each bull market More intense The darker the shading, the quicker it rose.
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Heat waves are bound to get more frequent and more intense, we reported last summer.
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There's a mystery to winning a dance competition, which makes winning all the more intense.
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Just being seen with him makes the girl a more intense object of local gossip.
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The mood in the arena, however, was no more intense than at other Trump rallies.
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The more intense scrutiny quickly led to a backlog of thousands of recruits awaiting clearance.
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The answer has to do with the way automation itself has made work more intense.
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Until then the show's interactivity had been largely impersonal but now it became more intense.
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So it's true: I wanted the audience to have a more intense relationship to dance.
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But this face is a bit unsettling with its "more 'intense interaction with the onlookers'".
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And then she did this, and this is possibly even more intense — AMBASSADOR HALEY: Yes.
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In 2013 the FDA tried to slap more intense, graphic warning labels on cigarette cartons.
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Debates about the future of fraternities and sororities have only gotten more intense since then.
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The city is facing a future in which rainfall gets more intense yet less frequent.
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"High school has become more intense," said Lauren Bauer, a co-author of the study.
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The fuel alights easily, which allows for more intense flames that are harder to fight.
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They do it because a more intense pink color will make it even more valuable.
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"It makes hurricanes and typhoons more powerful, and it makes rainfall more intense," Abraham said.
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Fires are more intense than in the past; they move more quickly, even at night.
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DSLR Camera If she's an aspiring photographer, something more intense than a Polaroid is necessary.
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The threat of more intense storms means collectors need to keep track of their holdings.
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Extreme weather gets more extreme Warmer oceans make tropical storms more intense and longer lasting.
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From the opening face-off, the action was more intense than a typical pickup game.
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Why was the prevalence of depression increasing, and why was it more intense among girls?
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Competition in the apparel industry is growing more intense, particularly among Walmart, Target and Amazon.
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And, unlike with California pistachios, the trees are never irrigated, making the flavor more intense.
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With Democrats now in charge of the House, expect the scrutiny to get more intense.
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But within a month of her arrival there in 2016, the pain grew more intense.
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In earlier research, for example, my colleagues and I found that people reported more intense sadness when watching the sentimental movie "Stepmom" and more intense fear when watching the horror movie "The Ring Two" in the moments when these brain networks were more connected.
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If you're dishonorable, it'll focus on the kill, and represent it in a more intense way.
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Yellen faced more intense grilling from House members than she did before the Senate on Tuesday.
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The researchers found that those who used chopsticks reported a more intense and focused eating experience.
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"The cost to provide services is going up and the needs are more intense than ever."
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The original batch was a little more "intense" than this one, she told us over email.
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I worked with movie stars all my life too, but it's always a bit more intense.
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Itaú's cost-cutting push comes amid fiercer competition from financial startups and more intense regulatory pressure.
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North Korea watchers in Malaysia say that in private, US pressure has been even more intense.
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The disagreements between Trump and the other six leaders were even more intense behind the scenes.
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Now, whenever more intense hurricanes hit, post-storm West Nile virus transmission is a constant threat.
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In nearby Avdiivka, one of the flashpoints a few months ago, the firing is more intense.
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But because the fans feel closer to these YouTubers, they also have more intense emotional reactions.
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So if you're looking for a more intense, caffeinated morning brew, consider upgrading to cold brew.
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If you're looking for a more intense gaming laptop, the company's discounting its Omen 15t, too.
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This is understood to be responsible for more intense rains and storms all around the globe.
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"It gets more and more intense and interesting as time goes on," Keys said of motherhood.
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You die quicker, run faster, and fight in much more intense and quickened bursts of action.
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Ahead, see the most watched extraction videos of all time, each more intense than the last.
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The workout is more intense than what I normally do, but I was up for it.
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I've been a part of dance-offs before, but this is way more intense this year.
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Then you realize this is Riverdale, and the fever is only going to get more intense.
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" The beat of wings about my lungs grows more intense and I struggle to breathe. "Restraint.
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"This is more intense than I thought it would be, to say the least," he said.
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Climate change is set to bring more intense bursts of rainfall to northern and western Europe.
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Things are about to get way more intense between you and the people you're partnering with!
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Symptoms: Along with the burrow tracks, scabies cause itching, which is often more intense at night.
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But this time around, many advocates say the concerns they're hearing from immigrants are more intense.
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The second was more intense: delivering the Sunday Toronto Star, one of Canada's most-circulated newspapers.
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Since China's participation in the market has slowed, interest in South Korea has become more intense.
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Most local and regional corporate VCs are likely to lose in this more intense investment game.
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This went on for a few days, and then things slowly started to get more intense.
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A similar scene plays out every Sunday, but this time it was more intense than usual.
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To me, it's a much more intense thing to watch than a well executed chase scene.
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And just like Stranger Things, that mystery only deepens and becomes more intense as things unfold.
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Being an extrovert, it seems, is much more intense than just going to a few parties.
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She admitted that she was having much more intense, and even suicidal, thoughts after the fight.
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Third, they operate under more intense scrutiny than other RUP-spreaders such as gardeners and groundsmen.
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The risk is not just from bigger, more intense hurricanes driven by a rapidly warming ocean.
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Studies have suggested that today's climate made Harvey more intense than it might have otherwise been.
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But when all three come together, these flavors intertwine and become more nuanced and more intense.
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We're already seeing more intense and destructive extreme weather events like Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, and Maria.
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Climate models have long forecast that warmer oceans will lead to more intense, longer-lasting storms.
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If you want a more intense workout, move through the series three times and add reps.
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I think any time you play a team back-to-back, the game becomes more intense.
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The wind was arguably sharper and cooler after that, the light more intense, more light-like.
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The oceans are also heating up, which leads to more intense hurricanes and sea-level rise.
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She has adopted an alternative that she said reflects the more intense nature of recent fires.
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And it's growing more intense as technology advances and the stakes get higher in international competitions.
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My conversations with Becca's family were some of the more intense conversations I had that week.
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Buzzfeed Tasty content was just a gateway to better, more intense ASMR-inducing food preparation videos.
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The only thing more intense than the heat was the sense of urgency from the masses.
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Things will get more intense late this evening when the Moon enters mysterious Water sign Scorpio.
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At this point, the images become sharper, scarier and more austere, and the emotions more intense.
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As the climate changes, periods of extreme heat will get longer, more frequent, and more intense.
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The researchers found that those who used chopsticks reported a more intense and focused eating experience.
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He created J'Adore L'Or in 228, itself a more intense version of the 0.00013 J'Adore original.
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Inside, the truffle smell is more intense and the work pace is on full holiday bustle.
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Warmer oceans also provide added fuel for storms like Harvey, making them bigger and more intense.
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That, in turn, helps fuel new and more intense fires that spread and burn even faster.
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Human-caused climate change makes fires in the western U.S. bigger, more intense, and more frequent.
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The Allied bombing raids over German cities were more intense, shorter and occurred during the day.
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But for more intense tasks like loading complex web pages, the high-performance cores take charge.
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Sanders may have even more intense devotees — it's one of his great strengths as a candidate.
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Because the blanket centered me firmly in the present, my emotions felt more intense and accessible.
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This role for Twitter has seemed to grow more intense during (and since) the 2016 campaign.
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And with such dramatic weather changes, increased temperatures are expected to spur more intense heat waves.
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His breathing was slower and more intense, his voice more powerful yet edged with a quaver.
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Opposition to the order from his top national security advisers was more intense than previously known.
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So the competition between those 2 groups will get more intense in the following one year.
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Not since the 1964 Civil Rights Act had a bill been subject to more intense lobbying.
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As climate change makes fires more intense, one solution is to put the forest under surveillance.
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That stress is likely to be even more intense when it comes to your retirement savings.
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As climate change makes fires more intense, one solution is to put the forest under surveillance.
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Three months into the new Democratic Congress, the committee's partisan warfare is more intense than ever.
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Also, broadly speaking, scientists say, a hotter planet makes extreme weather more frequent and more intense.
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But California fire officials have repeatedly warned the fire season is getting longer and more intense.
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Hurricanes have clearly become more intense in the North Atlantic Ocean since 1970, the IPCC says.
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My anxiety was worsening, my old obsessive-compulsive habits were returning and more intense than ever.
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"There is now emerging evidence that these atmospheric rivers, at least along the West Coast of the US, have become more intense over the last few decades, and there's certainly an expectation that they will become more intense as the climate continues to warm," Swain said.
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Your day-to-day duties are way more intense than they were when you were first hired.
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Leave it to dry for a minimum of two hours, or overnight for more intense color payoff.
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With that in mind, The Moth often saves those more intense or emotional stories for subscribers' feeds.
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California's drought has also killed more than 100 million trees, which can stoke more intense fire behavior.
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It was around this time that Trump's desire to do business in Russia reportedly grew more intense.
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In recent decades, the campaign role of the future first lady has become more and more intense.
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Well, that's just one more way in which the comics are simply more intense than the show.
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If your workflow is any more intense than that, the Galaxy Book 24 will be a disappointment.
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When a migraine attack is coming on, everything, including the visual snow, gets more and more intense.
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Information you were in the dark about will come to light, especially in your more intense relationships.
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Add more heat to the tropics, and it would be surprising if they didn't become more intense.
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Over the long term, researchers expect that atmospheric rivers will grow more intense as the climate changes.
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It's important to check in during sex, too — especially if you're moving into a more intense position.
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It makes the characters seem realer, the drama more intense, and the (hopefully) happy ending even sweeter.
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Losing a twin, she says, is unthinkable in a way that's more intense than losing a parent.
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The university said settlement talks began before the suit was filed and became more intense in April.
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Worsening wildfires, more intense droughts, downpours, and floods are all described in the latest National Climate Assessment.
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Nipple play can get even more intense and pleasurable with the addition of one simple toy, however.
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The Twitter obsession surrounding this show only seems to be getting more intense, especially after last season.
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The idealization of our luminaries can be more intense precisely because they radiate proof against such bigotry.
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And in the nearly 60 years since Shankly cracked the joke, it has only become more intense.
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Pfizer's utomilumab, which targets an antibody known as 4-1BB, stimulates a more intense immune system attack.
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There's no running and gunning in Resident Evil 4, making every action sequence that much more intense.
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The ball is pressure sensitive, meaning the harder you bounce it, the more "intense" the sound is.
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But the more intense cascade of elite failure in Europe has been the crisis and its aftermath.
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A higher number suggests better cardio health, and that you're ready to take on more intense activity.
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Scientists say that event was made 783% more likely -- and 10% more intense -- because of climate change.
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" Mr. Davis added, "In New York City, you have a lot of money, so it's more intense.
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Alien: Out of the Shadows is a more intense listen than you might expect from an audiobook.
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Hanna's turn at the game is more intense than she bargained for and leads to shocking consequences.
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A warming planet potentially means that jet streams are becoming more intense, increasing the likelihood of CAT.
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"We want what we can't have," Felty says, and this longing can actually trigger more intense cravings.
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Both groups of mice were affected, but the effect was more intense in the lectin-deficient animals.
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This Tinder message was the beginning of an even more intense relationship than I had with Greg.
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But Hong Kong's politicians have little appetite for security legislation that could set off more intense protests.
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The fighting, soldiers said, followed the typical nighttime rhythm, even if it seemed more intense than usual.
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And as the battle for talent becomes more intense, it's imperative for executives to retain top employees.
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"The gathering will be more intense, more exciting and far more strategic (than in 2016)," DeMoro said.
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But it's undergoing extreme star formation, perhaps 10 times more intense than Andromeda, according to the release.
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I think it's more intense because of the roots of it and because the depth of it.
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Friday night saw more intense rioting, and some stores were looted in the Schanze district of Hamburg.
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That isn't to say there aren't some clues that climate change is currently making storms more intense.
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Brittingham said she's had "more intense conversations" with white friends of late just to gauge their reaction.
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The noise crackled and spat, expanding as it echoed around the stadium, growing more and more intense.
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The theory has been reinforced by computer simulations that produce more intense storms with rising ocean temperatures.
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That suggests the pain is even more intense than during the peak of the global financial crisis.
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Scientists say that El Niño is probably getting more frequent and more intense because of climate change.
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Later on, things will get a little more intense when the Moon enters psychic Water sign Cancer.
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It's a fake-out that opens the door for one of the film's more intense jump scares.
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"I think people want these kind of more intense experiences than they're getting being online," Pollan said.
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But Ruth is being followed, and as the women draw closer together, the danger grows more intense.
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Social regrets — wishing you'd married someone else, for instance — tend to be more intense than nonsocial ones.
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The weight of the situation, because it's based on true events, made it that much more intense.
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During more intense episodes, the instruments align into softly pungent chords or a bit of contrapuntal interplay.
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Heat waves are bound to get more intense and more frequent as emissions rise, scientists have concluded.
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As the security situation grew more intense, the government seemed to waver on enforcing the court's ruling.
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I do this because my work gym has limited equipment and my workouts are getting more intense.
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The longer you let the meat sit in the seasonings, the more intense the flavors will become.
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Scientists say climate change made them more intense, and a similar effect has been observed in California.
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As climate change worsens, scientists are predicting that the fires will become more frequent and more intense.
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The flavors became deeper, more intense and more complex, even as the wine retained its gorgeous delicacy.
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It's a twisted premise that only gets more intense the deeper into the story the show goes.
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It's even more intense when your first movie, ever, is the most contentious Star Wars film, ever.
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The situation can be even more intense in families with self-made riches, like the Menendez family.
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With more pay comes higher expectations, close community engagement and relationship-building, and possibly more intense training.
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So as global warming gets worse, heat waves on land and in the ocean grow more intense.
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But the toll of its attack was likely to yield "more intense and expanded operations" against Americans.
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No, most of my long runs are 13 to 15 miles when I'm in more intense training.
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As climate change warms the planet, pollen season is not only getting more intense, it's getting longer.
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"Dana's inspiration was she was having a picnic and closed her eyes when she started to peel an orange and thought it was so much more intense ... and I agreed [eating in the dark] could make it more intense," said Hitchcock, who is the chef and owner of Camaje.
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It's clear that Will and Mike are dealing with more intense repercussions from the events of last year.
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These workers would seem active enough for anyone, but the "men of action" section is even more intense.
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Those who tried the expensive cream felt more intense pain than the people who tried the cheap cream.
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By 2000, competition for the visas had grown more intense as more businesses became comfortable with the process.
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With the release of season 2 on Netflix, Raz warns viewers it&aposs going to much more intense.
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Climate scientists have told us that more frequent extreme weather events, more intense in new ways, were coming.
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The firepower seems more intense than when Iraqi forces moved into eastern Mosul last year, the crew said.
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As competition grows more intense in the attention economy, our individual attention might get more frazzled than ever.
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As a result, California's wet season may get shorter but more intense, wreaking havoc on communities and infrastructure.
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All are experienced astronauts, but this mission is longer and more intense than anything they've ever done before.
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The ones who are more accurate at feeling their heartbeats found the emotional films to be more intense.
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They now plan to march on al-Bab, where the fighting is expected to be much more intense.
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More intense tropical storms, meanwhile, could see reefs more frequently smashed; rising sea levels could see them drowned.
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Dr Frost's particle beams are millions of times more intense than the radiation experienced by real-world devices.
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Synchrotron radiation is more intense than other available sources, letting researchers collect data faster and from smaller samples.
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" As Midia analyst Karol Severin says, "competition within the attention economy is now more intense than ever before.
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With the remote holder in control of vibration settings, the bedroom situation just got a lot more intense.
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Similarly, listening to audio-only porn provides a completely different, more intense experience than watching a porn video.
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Ravean not only kept in mind nippy walks to work or class, but considered more intense outdoor activities.
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However, the planet is getting hotter, and heat waves will only become longer, more frequent, and more intense.
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Imagine all the elbow grease that goes into the more intense stuff, or even a minute of footage.
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But Saturday's explosion means the police presence will be even more intense, Mayor Bill de Blasio said Sunday.
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And it could be expected to be 12% to 35% more intense because of human greenhouse gas pollution.
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And this opposition is likely to become more intense as the new sanctions increase economic strain on citizens.
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"The colors are much more intense than you think they are going to be," says photographer David Burdeny.
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Supertasters have many more taste buds than non-tasters and everything taste more intense to them, especially bitter.
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However, the vibration is much more intense with the Goby, similar to the pricier electric toothbrushes out there.
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This campaign "is a lot more intense than normal," said one investor, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
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They found, as expected, that feelings of loneliness were much more intense among recent widows than married people.
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CNN delegate estimate But there are hurdles ahead for a candidate who will now face more intense scrutiny.
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It also has the consequence of creating an even more intense pharmacological arms race between testing and hiding.
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My makeup got one thousand percent more intense and the hair got bigger and I pushed my comedy.
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Capex will continue to rise as long as trade friction doesn't become more intense than it is now.
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These supposedly rare floods are happening so often because rainfall is getting more intense due to climate change.
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When it comes to online shopping, the competition between the two seems to get more intense every year.
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That's not only because of hurricanes, which are getting more intense, but also due to sea-level rise.
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Warming temperatures can dry out bogs, making them more susceptible to fires, and to deeper, more intense burning.
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They argued that the companies' products caused climate change, which made Katrina more intense and caused their damage.
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Male tigers have more intense black markings than females: four black bars playing prominently across yellow-orange forewings.
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Compared to the World Cup, he said, the pace of Olympic testing and competition is far more intense.
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Climate change is causing hotter dry seasons and shorter, more intense rainy seasons in the country, it added.
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In the simulated model, the hurricanes didn't grow that much more intense, but they almost all became rainier.
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The Democratic Party's civil war between its far-left progressives and moderates is about to get more intense.
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We have a feeling late-night karaoke is going to get a lot more intense from now on...
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They say the deaths have led to them receiving more intense medical exams before they hit the road.
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Such obsessions and experiences have followed me into adulthood, only growing more intense after I became sexually active.
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Climate change will most likely make storms more intense, and scientists are predicting an increase in ferocious weather.
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And warmer oceans can produce more intense hurricanes, as has occurred in the North Atlantic and the Gulf.
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Some people have more bacteria than others, so their body odor may be more intense, Dr. Wattenberg said.
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Kolkata, formerly known as Calcutta, now faces more intense and more frequent storms, cyclones, river tides and floods.
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This is what Mr. Basu worries about most: Cyclones are becoming more intense in the Bay of Bengal.
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Scientists say a warmer world means hurricanes will be more intense, with higher wind speeds and more precipitation.
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By 23, businesses had grown more comfortable with the process and competition for the visas grew more intense.
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Recent research shows that climate change is triggering more intense tropical storms that produce more rainfall and flooding.
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"I think hatred has become more intense and the elite has stirred up more hatred," Sirawith told Reuters.
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A warming atmosphere can hold more moisture and unleash more intense downpours, and make wet places even wetter.
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Color is likely to be cleaner and more intense if applied in uninterrupted passes over a prepared surface.
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Army 14, Navy 13 PHILADELPHIA — Just when you thought Army-Navy couldn't get any more intense, it snowed.
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Fiddy and Meek's social media beef is getting more intense by the hour -- but it's also getting funnier.
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But the mood in the crowd seemed no more intense, our reporters found, than at previous Trump rallies.
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By 2000, businesses had grown more comfortable with the process and competition for the visas grew more intense.
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As the pain got more intense, she tried to breath through it and imagined she was somewhere else.
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The loads it would receive in an earthquake are likely to be much more intense and more unpredictable.
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The prolonged drought causes embers from fires to spread, leading to more intense fires in the 2019 season.
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This 50-inch TV comes with three-sided Ambilight, making games, films, and series more intense and emotional.
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With these more intense fires virtually clearing out whole landscapes, prey will find even fewer places to hide.
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To prepare for his more intense scenes, Leatherwood tried to better understand his character&aposs mindset by writing
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"I don't know what the fuck I was doing," she says before breaking down into more intense tears.
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Some of the shadows, like Peach Cobbler, are more intense once applied than they appear in the pan.
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The competition for audience, and the threat to journalistic business models, has become much more intense since then.
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It seems like a more intense level of responsibility, psychologically speaking, than most Broadway stars have to bear.
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They went through a series of exercises that gradually grew more intense, his range expanding and volume rising.
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In a scenario with continued high emissions, those underwater extreme heat events could become ten times more intense.
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The losses experienced in bear markets are more intense and require longer recovery periods on average than corrections.
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But any given storm is increasingly likely to be more intense, wetter, and slower than in the past.
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More intense was the Verizon drama in which I played a store manager being held up at gunpoint.
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Representative Maxine Waters, the veteran California Democrat, said the demands from liberal voters were growing only more intense.
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An explosion of 200 decibels, then, is 10 times more intense than the sound of a container ship.
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Joseph thinks you could probably still trigger it, it would just take something a whole lot more intense.
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For several weeks now, Hilda has been a chill-out watch for me, after watching something more intense.
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And the frequency with which he's conducting these missile tests is much more intense than his predecessors combined.
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The likelihood of other dangerous outcomes such as longer droughts, more intense and lasting heat waves would also increase.
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Will he opt for more intense aerial bombardment to raze areas ahead of the advance of allied ground forces?
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" Goldman continued, "I cannot imagine a state of happiness that is more intense than whatever I'm feeling right now.
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But by 2000, businesses had grown more comfortable with the process, and competition for the visas grew more intense.
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While UV rays are more intense during the summer months, they can still damage your skin in the winter.
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Venus is generally an easy going, charming, lovely planet…but in Scorpio, the mood is sexier and more intense.
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One woman said she had never orgasmed during sex on weed, while others said they had more intense orgasms.
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" Zuckerberg responded: "I have a way of making things more intense than they should be ... It's gone too far.
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He will have to do more intense occupational therapy to regain his skills that took so long to grasp.
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In case of the mango, the smell is actually much more intense than the taste, which is more subtle.
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There was no game more gripping, more intense, or more environmentally compelling in 2017 than Resident Evil 7: Biohazard.
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They're earmarked for "wet hop" brews, which are made with freshly-picked hops and boast a more intense flavor.
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The more you dialled up the device to a higher setting, the more intense and deeply the sensation penetrated.
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The commercial conflict has also laid bare a rivalry over technology that is destined only to get more intense.
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The findings back up earlier reports of more intense volcanic eruptions in India also roughly 66 million years ago.
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That activist described the airstrikes as being far more intense and destructive than they were prior to the ceasefire.
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Every once in a while, a film comes along that offers a cinematic experience way more intense than 3D.
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It's just another channel to get hyped and make it a more intense environment and enhance our team advantage.
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It could be the song's keyboard hook, which as the song builds keeps getting more intense and more sublime.
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Kemp is known for keeping her characters on the edge and teased this season will be even more intense.
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More intense droughts may also be affecting the ability of land to absorb and store carbon from the atmosphere.
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Making things even more intense, it will be retrograde in Aries—the sign opposite you on the zodiac wheel.
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The recruit's fear grows more intense, and the need for absolution more urgent, with each thump of the jugular.
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This phenomenon of more intense hurricanes, accompanied by more powerful and damaging rainfall, is hardly confined to North America.
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Over the next and more intense period of campaigning in the early states, the story could be very different.
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The more intense support for Trump was attributed by one of the pollsters to Trump's attacks on the press.
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Frosts were more intense in Paraná, a less-important coffee and sugarcane producer, but the No. 2 grain state.
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Fire officials have warned that they expect more intense and devastating California wildfires due, in part, to climate change.
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Until now, the focus has been on rising seas, more intense hurricanes, acidification of oceans, drought and crop failures.
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"We have always had many hurricanes, but now they are more intense, and they are more frequent," he said.
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Control of the House will let Democrats put Trump's administration under more intense scrutiny, likely making Wall Street nervous.
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"Increased potency may mean a more intense high, but it also means an increased risk of overdose," Hill added.
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The sodium sensor fluoresces under a UV light, moving to a more intense green as the salt levels increase.
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Things will get more intense when the Moon enters Libra this evening—it's time to get closer to someone.
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Regret over relationships that went south is more intense and common than other forms of regret, according to psychologists.
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This feeling of having the wrong body mapping, despite years of soul searching, was growing more and more intense.
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Our family might have been a little more intense than normal because my father was a career infantry officer.
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The record moves away from the gentle and restful mood of 211's Nepenthe, instead embracing more intense contrasts.
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Scorpio is all about depth and emotion—kind of like you, Pisces, but in a way more intense way.
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On the fifth day, more intense cramps passed a clump of tissue half the size of a dried apricot.
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The same report also warns that heat waves will be more intense, frequent and longer-lasting in coming decades.
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The United States is certain to see more wildfires, stronger hurricanes, and more intense flooding, according to the report.
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The race to succeed Mr. Obama has just about eight weeks to go, and it's getting even more intense.
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For the sixth consecutive quarter, firms reported labor shortages were more intense than they had been a year earlier.
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BK: Primarily that it tracks my fitness goals, and those have gotten more intense over the last few months.
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However, Johnson explained in the caption that Jasmine leveraged a much more intense process than lightly throwing the flowers.
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"But the police was very prepared to use much more intense methods to clear protests this time," he said.
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And this time, the situation is likely to be far more intense and far more partisan for several reasons.
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Yes, we've always had wind that has driven wildfire, but now we are seeing longer duration, more intense wind.
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About six years ago, he began to notice that the Northern California climate was becoming more intense and unpredictable.
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Some triple-digit days are far from unheard-of, but climate change has ushered in more intense heat waves.
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This fear has only become more intense after a close friend died from the coronavirus this week, he said.
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Experts have cited climate change as a major factor for why fire season has grown longer and more intense.
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" As a flight attendant approached, things got more intense with Jason screaming, "I'll bat the f**k outta you!
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The U.S. government's prevalent use of predominantly Chinese-made drones has come under more intense scrutiny in recent months.
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According to Twitter, the social media love fest was even more intense than usual — setting a new tweet record.
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"Here in New Jersey, we have segregation that's more intense than any state today in the South," he said.
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But with competition getting more intense, one Wall Street analyst thinks Netflix should offer a cheaper ad-supported service.
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When I get there, I realize it's more intense than I'd thought and I am 10 years of rusty.
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Accelerometers objectively measured when participants engaged in light activity like walking or more intense exercise like running or cycling.
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Accelerometers objectively measured when participants engaged in light activity like walking or more intense exercise like running or cycling.
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It released more intense podcast creation software through another company it previously acquired called Soundtrap a few months later.
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Of the companies surveyed, 39% said labor shortages were more intense while 14% said labor shortages were less intense.
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I still don't understand why Colton Underwood and Rachel Lindsay are feuding, but things are only getting more intense.
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The competition for top talent is stiff -- and it will only grow more intense in the years to come.
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It isn't spicier, but it's sourer and has an overall more intense taste that hits all the right notes.
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Therefore, for Amazon, this is indeed a very attractive market, and for the market, competition will become more intense.
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Now that she works in the solo form, Eiko's vulnerability as a stark, lonely figure is even more intense.
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Droughts, heat waves, and wildfires are growing more intense and dangerous from global warming and rising greenhouse gas emissions.
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Rainfall could be even more intense in isolated places, dropping up to 12 inches (30 centimeters) through early Saturday.
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Impact: Without those reductions, by midcentury the world may face more intense droughts, stronger storms and widespread food insecurity.
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The conversations are more intense than before the steel and aluminium tariffs, the diplomat and the Canadian official said.
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The high-stakes fight over vehicle emissions and mileage rules is getting more intense and drawing in new combatants.
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Control of the House will let Democrats put Trump's administration under more intense scrutiny, potentially making Wall Street nervous.
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As their initially tentative friendship evolves into something more intense, Elio engages in some musical showboating for Oliver's benefit.
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Rain and snowstorms will be more intense and frequent in some places and less predictable and lighter in others.
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He's getting crazier, the undermining of our democracy is getting more intense, things are building to a pressure point.
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As temperatures rise, there's a greater chance of getting more intense heat waves and setting new heat records, says Sobel.
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The farther away your head gets from your center with that downward pressure, the more intense the pressure actually is.
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It seems her guilt was even more intense when it came to explaining herself to Khloé's mom than Khloé herself.
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It's actually a ratio of how much more intense something is than an agreed-upon threshold of hearing, 0 decibels.
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Weekend warriors tend to engage in exercise that is more intense than what they might do if they exercise regularly.
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STRASSEL: No. Look, when we were talking about Susan Collins, but the pressure on them will be even more intense.
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As a result, federal forest lands have become replete with vegetation, leading to more intense and harder-to-contain wildfires.
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Second, unsweetened flakes; sweetened shredded coconut may have had a more intense flavor impact when combined in a burger situation.
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Asprey's more intense workouts include heavy weightlifting, sprints, and pedaling on his customized exercise bike for short periods of time.
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Coastal areas will experience even more intense, damaging winds, with gusts to tropical-storm-force of at least 39 mph.
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Pet food makers say that they've seen more intense inspections, which is delaying the distribution of goods to store shelves.
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I do use all six depending on my mood and overall makeup look, but some are more intense than others.
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Why it matters: Sonic is the latest restaurant to go private, following more intense competition in the fast food arena.
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In both instances, Mr. Rubio appeared to wander into a fight that became more intense than he was ready for.
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Yet the harder they press against hidebound traditions, the more intense the backlash becomes — and the deeper the embarrassment goes.
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Gas finds in the region have made the 50-year-old row over territory between Tanzania and Malawi more intense.
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What we do know: The shades seem to range from a light pink and purple to a more intense red.
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If the dollar's rally gets back on track, fears of a yuan devaluation would likely spark more intense capital flight.
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I have to be careful, because that could cause more intense permanent problems if I don't take care of myself.
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That's why using a blindfold during sex makes your partner's touch or taste feel so much more intense, for example.
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Palouse wheat fields (Image: Charles Knowles)Drought is spreading across farmland worldwide—and it's only going to get more intense.
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About water, climate change, the changing coast line, and more intense storms that lend to the land being worn away.
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But one thing is certain: we're looking at a much darker and more intense year for the fastest man alive.
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The flavor is deeper and more intense than any steak I've tasted before and the fat is creamy and unctuous.
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Rachel insisted she couldn't answer that, and as the conversation got more and more intense, the two began to cry.
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This is flipped for women in the trapped group: The emotional component is more intense and dominates their tracking activities.
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And the battle for those brains is becoming more intense as the digital revolution reconfigures swathes of the business world.
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The divide we felt in the nation in the run-up to the election now seems more intense than ever.
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You're supposed to breathe in as the flower gets large and the taps more intense and exhale as both diminish.
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Crashing decisively below the August lows would bring out an even more intense round of wailing and gnashing of teeth.
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Wait 15 minutes for a muted hue — 30 for a more intense color pay-off — and rinse with cold water.
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Interestingly, pain and distention caused by gas at altitude is likely to be more intense for women than for men.
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"We've seen these incidents becoming larger and more intense," said Leighton Drury, a fire union official in New South Wales.
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That means it's likely that the next tariffs will take effect as announced and the dispute will get more intense.
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And Mr. Mendes, who still has a slightly wobbly voice, is often amplified with technological assistance to sound more intense.
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As global warming increases, just like heat waves on land get more intense, so do heat waves over the ocean.
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Her contempt for Trump was clear from the outset, far more intense than it appears even in speeches and debates.
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If you thought Sunday night's Rob & Chyna premiere was dramatic, think again – things are about to get even more intense.
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But more heat and more intense storms are some of the most basic realities of what climate change could hold.
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Interim clearances are minimally invasive and granted on a temporary basis, pending the completion of a more intense background investigation.
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Or they may be more intense or come with an irregular pattern due to the extra enlargement of the uterus.
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It just made those fans way more intense—more like a cult, not large enough to be a legitimate #hive.
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Yet the hashtags give us a stronger more intense look at the meaning behind these couplings: #dick, #fuck, and #cheese.
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She started injecting cocaine because the high was "more intense" and continued to snort it as well as smoke crack.
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A heating climate may or may not increase the frequency of tropical storms, but it probably willmake them more intense.
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With reports that Alexa may be losing dominance, the competition between the two is only going to get more intense.
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We're trying to see where we can go, or if we should stay to see if things get more intense.
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The storm's stalling has raised questions about the role of climate change in producing more intense and slower-moving hurricanes.
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And it surely does not get more intense than it was for the passengers on Aeroflot Flight 1492 last Sunday.
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The decline, while modest, may be traced to more intense outreach efforts and an expansion of so-called safe havens.
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Experts say climate change may play a role in making the atmosphere wetter and storms more intense in North America.
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And for the next several days—though not quite 11—every boner I had seemed significantly more intense than normal.
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It's much easier, though far more intense: Just turn on Do Not Disturb for anyone not in your contacts list.
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Which is why I haven't really talked about it, because there are women who have it so much more intense.
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A warmer climate is likely to make hurricanes more intense, since warmer oceans lead to stronger storms and increased rainfall.
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Philippines Many climate models predict that warming oceans will make typhoons and tropical storms more intense, raising their destructive potential.
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The genre- and gender-bending French choreographer François Chaignaud wants the audience to have a more intense relationship to dance.
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That makes it three times more intense than the call of the screaming piha, the previous record-holder for loudness.
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In the case of storms such as Hagibis, a warmer atmosphere holds more water vapour, which makes them more intense.
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RUSSELL There was a lot of instability in Emily's life, and I think that the pressures are much more intense.
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My ruminations become more intense when they transition to what I might leave behind in my personal and family life.
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Press scrutiny moves on a sliding scale -- the closer you get to the nomination, the more intense the spotlight becomes.
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More intense apps like Photoshop do technically run on this computer, but they're so slow they may as well not.
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As more intense competition is being introduced into the market, the faster it becomes for electric vehicles to become mainstream.
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In fact they became more intense, because he saw that seriti was an undiminished aspect of black South African life.
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The silver color was a little more intense than I had anticipated and the shoes were on the heavier side.
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Unfortunately, there's an even more intense version of the debilitating headache that can overtake you, called a migraine with aura.
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Climate change is fueling more intense wildfires in California as the state sees stronger winds, less rainfall and drier conditions.
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The updated FIFA 11+ is more intense, requiring repeated sprints and exercises such as squats, leg lifts and vertical leaps.
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It's hardly surprising that fandom, and the rise of its more intense cousin standom, was also redefined in the 2010s.
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Scientists have said for years that a warming atmosphere should lead to more intense and frequent storms in many regions.
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Those expectations are even more intense for girls and younger women (though older women face their own set of biases).
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Heart rate and exercise intensity share a direct, linear relationship: the more intense the exercise, the higher the heart rate.
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Mosquito season and tick season start earlier, possibly spreading more disease, and pollen season can be longer and more intense.
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People who are poor report more intense (but not more frequent) daily stress, more trauma, childhood maltreatment, and domestic violence.
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But witnessing a harrowing national tragedy ended up providing me with a much more intense insight into mental health apps.
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The Amazon rainforest is already under severe strain due to climate change, with more intense droughts increasingly undermining tree growth.
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One of the more intense rants she went on was against pop star and former One Direction member Zayn Malik.
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And, in almost every study I have run, I find that Republicans are more intense partisans than Democrats on average.
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Stronger pelvic floor muscles leads to many benefits, from more intense orgasms to fighting urinary incontinence — and potentially making childbirth easier.
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You can crush the Palm's battery by playing games or doing other more intense tasks, but if used as intended—i.e.
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That means warmer air and warmer water could lead to larger, more intense hurricanes, which in turn lead to more rainfall.
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We're not sure what's more intense: seeing Raisman on the uneven bars or watching her adoring parent's reaction to her performance. .
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Both Klotzbach and Weber agree the current consensus on whether hurricanes today are more intense due to climate change is messy.
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The same degree of stress or heartbreak will trigger a more intense emotional response in adolescence than during childhood or adulthood.
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Later, as the attacks got more frequent and more intense, I would have to leave in the middle of busy shifts.
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Future Developments That May, Individually or Collectively, Lead to Negative Rating Action - A more intense competitive environment, pressuring revenue and profitability.
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Subjects in all three countries expected coffee in shorter and narrower cups to be more bitter, more aromatic, and more intense.
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The pain grew more intense and she started sweating, feeling like she was going to pass out or vomit or both.
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For some people, the more intense an experience had been, the likelier they were to retain it as a vivid narrative.
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Delegates are also under a much more intense focus than past election cycles as the possibility of a contested convention increases.
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Hyperosmia is way more intense than just having an aversion to certain perfumes, and it's often linked to other neurological disorders.
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According to the actress/singer, the backlash on social media was far more intense than what she'd experienced in other states.
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So I looked up a cardio workout and found one that was more intense (within reason) than what I normally do.
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And it became even harder to corral, because we got moved up a year, and that made it even more intense.
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Scientists say global warming is responsible for more intense and more frequent extreme weather, such as storms, droughts, floods and fires.
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In March, their relationship became more intense after the teacher and student started exchanging messages on the social media app Snapchat.
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On the other hand, there is some evidence that using profanity selectively can make a person seem more intense and persuasive.
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"This is more intense than I thought it would be, to say the least," Vance said, apparently driving a stolen vehicle.
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The fact that the 19th Congress has just taken place, thus making politics more intense right now, may be a factor.
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Climate change stands to escalate these threats, by contributing to higher seas, more intense storms, worsening wildfires and extended heat waves.
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It provides lots of evidence to suggest that the battle between illiberal democracy and liberal elitism will only become more intense.
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Now, previews show that Luke's behavior gets even more intense (and you thought it couldn't be done!) in the coming episodes.
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Moderate storms, known as G2 storms, are somewhat more intense than G1 events, though still not a huge cause for concern.
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A glorious architectural painting by David Schnell, presented by the German gallery EIGEN + ART has a more intense palette than usual.
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Insurers say climate change is a factor in the more intense fire seasons and are raising rates or even dropping coverage.
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The truth is, though, there will be storms and floods and disasters in the future, perhaps more often and more intense.
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But then when they really relapse, the effect can be much more intense than they think, and they completely lose control.
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More intense and frequent weather disasters are wiping out entire harvests, and warmer winters are exposing crops to severe frost damage.
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The militants' expansion became the subject of more intense focus in regional and Western capitals as Yemen's war reached a stalemate.
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Climate change: The dire assessments confirm what scientists have been predicting: Australia's bush fires will become more frequent and more intense.
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If this is what a plumber's life really is like, it's far more intense than just fixing pipes and unclogging drains.
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"The thing tonight was, we were more intense, we were more disciplined, and our defense was a ton better," Clifford said.
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These fuel loads are feeding extreme wildfire behavior and contributing to the growing problem of larger, hotter and more intense fires.
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Instead, there could be an even more intense focus on holding individuals within these enterprises accountable for any alleged corporate violations.
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Interestingly, that worry was more intense for folks with nontech roles, 34% versus the 26% for those who had tech roles.
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That means warmer air and warmer water can lead to larger, more intense hurricanes, which in turn lead to more rainfall.
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And as the list of Republican candidates narrows, get ready for even more intense debates as the election season rolls on.
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In the simulated model, the hurricanes didn't grow that much more intense, but they almost all became wetter, spewing more rain.
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Edibles are a great choice if you're using cannabis for pain control, as the effects are more intense and last longer.
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While they previously used a smoker in New York, the one they have in LA is much more "intense," Derby says.
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Q. What if the exercise is relatively moderate, like a brisk walk or easy jog, instead of a more intense workout?
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The VSpot can get your vulva "pretty" for photo shoots and also offers services that promise health and more intense orgasms.
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So if the media and the courts aren't the answer, that leaves governments, and more intense, and less-forgiving, public scrutiny.
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A simple one to get started with is edging, or the act of delaying an orgasm to make it more intense.
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This year's flu season is now more intense than any since the 2009 swine flu pandemic — and it's still getting worse.
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Hollywood doesn't have that many stars anymore, so it was much more intense, but yes, I think celebrity continues to warp.
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You do get a portrait of isolation, and also the sense of a connection that's more intense than plain-old camaraderie.
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This adherence to the prototypical image of the macho strongman is made all the more intense for the company he keeps.
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That was true 50 years ago, and even more so now because the culture of bullying reporters has become more intense.
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His fascination with yesteryear is even more intense than his and other designers' more common flirtations with the present pop culture.
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A river delta city of 21975 million, Kolkata now faces more intense and more frequent storms, cyclones, river tides and floods.
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Yet the tone of the debates over growth in some areas where Hasidic families have been moving has been more intense.
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According to Bong, the color swap gives the film a different feel—perhaps making an already gripping movie even more intense.
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" Still, Coats emphasized that the nature of cyberwarfare means that a much more intense attack "is only a keyboard click away.
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The water fights have only become more fraught as droughts have gotten longer and more intense as the climate's heated up.
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It creates an overwrought environment to perform in, and the closer in you have to operate, the more intense it becomes.
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The carbon dioxide that fires send into the atmosphere further contributes to climate change, raising the risk of more intense blazes.
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Beijing (CNN Business)The US-China rivalry isn't easing off — it may, in fact, be about to get even more intense.
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His other job, as a human rights advocate and Erdoğan critic, has in many ways only gotten more intense and complicated.
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They contain more congeners, complex organic molecules that give the liquors their color and taste but also generate more intense hangovers.
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The number of marine heat waves has doubled over the last four decades, the report says, and they're growing more intense.
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Finally, while games may be more intense — emotionally and even physically — than practices, this much competition can be its own tonic.
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The physical violence — and threat of it — has been more intense onscreen than I seem to recall from reading the books.
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They tend to make a hard break with their surrounding flavors; the more intense those flavors, the more welcome the break.
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Advances in science have now made it possible to link more intense and more frequent extreme weather events to climate change.
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Harvey "is a bit more intense, bigger and longer lasting than it otherwise would be," climate researcher Kevin Trenberth told Mooney.
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"There is now emerging evidence that these atmospheric rivers, at least along the West Coast of the US, have become more intense over the last few decades, and there's certainly an expectation that they will become more intense as the climate continues to warm," Daniel Swain, a University of California Los Angeles climate scientist, told Vox last year.
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"Competition is more intense and customer acquisition costs are increasing," said Jerry Liu, who heads the China Internet research team at UBS.
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There are signs that warming is already causing more intense natural disasters, including stronger hurricanes in Hawaii and deadly snowstorms in Nepal.
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There's an easy energy in the air during the day, but things get more intense this evening—watch out for power struggles!
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Second, the mammoth rush could conceivably result in more intense prospecting in Yakutia, resulting in mining operations and other environmentally damaging activities.
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But I'd argue that pretending to do it in front of a dozen strangers, plus a camera, may be event more intense.
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Scratching may provide temporary relief, but it also promotes more intense itching, which makes you scratch harder, which … you get the idea.
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Raw paleo pistachio matcha ice-cream Matcha Green tea leaves are finely ground to produce matcha powder, a more intense, earthy tea.
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Runaway warming could bring about mass extinction in the natural world, wicked droughts, deadlier heatwaves, bigger wildfires, more-intense storms and more.
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I am so excited to start breaking in my new leather boots the next day and start doing even more intense walking.
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Falsnaes also works with performance, but his pieces are of a much more intense, dramatic, and experimental (in the scientific sense) nature.
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That's why, as you turn the pages of "Lost in Konglish," distortions and smudges grow more intense, until the text becomes indecipherable.
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"I try to find songs that get even more intense as the song plays--kind of how sex generally progresses," he said.
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But the episodes only grew more intense after she married her college sweetheart Ben, a carpenter and former youth pastor, in 2008.
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If you were at a Disney park over the Memorial Day weekend, the crushing lines were likely even more intense than expected.
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When you take a photo that requires some kind of more intense processing — like HDR or portrait — that will take longer, too.
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Despite the unrelenting amount of political drama that grows more intense with each passing day, life is not a reality television show.
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Depending on the musical preference of you and your partner, you can pick some tunes that truly make the moment more intense.
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We're not sure how the Secret Service compares with the French president's security, but from Macron's words, it seems much more intense.
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This is much more serious and much more intense and on many more fronts that he has to battle than we did.
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An R rating (meaning restricted, and that children under 17 require a guardian with them) allows more intense violence and sexual nudity.
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And climate change, which is raising sea levels along the shore and causing more intense inland rainstorms, is only heightening disaster risks.
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And since sunlight exposure is more intense, maybe the increase in vitamin D helps stave off lung cancer — an idea previously suggested.
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Richmond County Sheriff Richard Roundtree told the Chronicle fights in the area have been getting larger and more intense as of late.
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Compared with the Nixon and Clinton precedents, Trump's impeachment inquiry begins with the two parties already locked in much more intense conflict.
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Climate change impacts such as sea-level rise and more intense droughts and storms, combined with coastal erosion, could exacerbate these problems.
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It was immediately apparent that running can lead to more injuries, and the risk goes up as running programs get more intense.
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Things get more intense on August 5 when Venus enters analytical Virgo, which will activate a private, sensitive sector of your chart.
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Climate models for the future generally agree that globally, tropical cyclones will become more intense but less frequent in the 21st century.
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Depleted aquifers, polluted waterways and silted-up dams threaten renewed and more intense water crises—which will be exacerbated by climate change.
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A blizzard more intense than any storm that most people alive today in the Washington, D.C., area have ever witnessed is approaching.
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A more intense focus on Russia's alleged meddling in the 2016 election will limit Trump's ability to work with President Vladimir Putin.
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"Diversity in transfer mediums is much more intense in IoT than in traditional computing," says Jim Reno, Chief Security Architect at Apcera.
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"I also will try to move daily and get in more intense (yet efficient) workouts 4-5 times a week," she continued.
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At the same time, the risk-related anxiety and panic that's become a common experience of pregnancy has just gotten more intense.
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Coyote Peterson has survived stings from the creepiest of crawlers, but now he's bracing himself for something even more intense: paper cuts.
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Ghani's speech came at a time of growing apprehension in Kabul at the prospect of more intense fighting over the summer months.
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As the Breitmans and Tezos came under ever more intense scrutiny, the value of the foundation's crypto hoard escalated under their feet.
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All we know for sure is that these nationalist battles over tech will get much more intense as time goes on.[FCC]
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No battle for the online future of India is more intense than the one now being waged in e-commerce (see article).
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This kind of orgasm—which lasts longer and is far more intense than a penile one—only comes from massaging the prostate.
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When users need it, the higher-performance cores kick into gear and power the more intense graphics and visual elements of iOS.
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In the disorientation delivered by the more intense moments of their songs - and it is intense - you slip inside his head too.
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In the video, Masterson said vaginal kung-fu is an ancient Taoist practice that can lead to more intense and pleasurable orgasms.
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Last time, our sullied coworkers divulged some of their most tragic spills, and this time around the stories get even more intense.
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In other areas of the United States, climate change is expected to cause more intense droughts and therefore more water-supply challenges.
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The competition has never been more intense, and he will be competing against academic achievers from across the United States and overseas.
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The recent thunderstorms have been more intense than usual because the hot air rises to encounter colder air in the upper atmosphere.
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Scientists say climate change has made such storms more intense, fuelling even worse conditions when they make landfall than in the past.
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Reef Insurance Yet, as scientists explore all of these innovations, storms are becoming more intense and more devastating as the world warms.
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"This rivalry has gotten much more intense every single year," said Ed Foster-Simeon, president and CEO of the U.S. Soccer Foundation.
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People in California are increasingly calling for quality data about air quality as wildfires have become bigger, more common and more intense.
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The greatest impact was in densely populated Mexico City, but the shaking was even more intense in Puebla, closer to the epicenter.
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Election analyst Henry Olson predicted on Friday Republicans will get more intense about the midterms and close the enthusiasm gap with Democrats.
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Psychic medium Natalia Kuna writes that supermoons have a magnifying effect — experiences, sensations, and memories may feel more intense under these moonbeams.
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The political pressure on the justices—particularly from the right—is perhaps more intense than at any time in the nation's history.
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The surface of crystal is also microscopically coarser than glass so wines develop more intense aromas when they're swirled in crystal stemware.
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Shakira gets even more intense when she sings in Spanish, nervier and more committed, and her latest releases have been en español.
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As the pain grew more intense, she remembered overhearing a security officer at the Embassy talking about how employees could protect themselves.
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They have achieved unprecedented political impact, but that has brought more intense scrutiny of their journalistic integrity, along with boycotts and lawsuits.
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"It&aposs a scream that all parents recognize — more intense than &aposI fell and scraped my knee,&apos" Fisher told Fox News.
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Perhaps because we sharply limit that kind of closeness to specific relationships, it makes intimacy feel more intense than it might otherwise.
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Going much deeper would be incredibly dangerous, as limitations such as heat, humidity, logistics, and potential seismic activity all become more intense.
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How can people differentiate the much more complex, much more intense thing they have from this thing everyone always claims ownership of?
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"I don't think you could make it any bigger or more intense than it already is," Chiefs quarterback Alex Smith told reporters.
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The heat is ever more intense, he said, and the parched grass crunching underfoot so sparse it is hardly even noticeable anymore.
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Few things on the menu are quite as chile-drenched as the biryani, but Mr. Pandya definitely favors India's more intense flavors.
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Research has shown that catastrophizing is associated with worse pain outcomes: more intense pain, and a greater likelihood to develop chronic pain.
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As humans continue to release greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, research shows that the likelihood of more intense storm activity will increase.
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Then, on the back of my favorite gorilla comrades, I'll start popping off some of my more intense foes with my rifle.
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Attacks on Western news organizations have become more intense under Xi Jinping, and even more acute with the Trump administration's trade war.
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Some experts in geriatrics had expected many more complications among older patients receiving more intense treatment, especially increased dizziness, falls and dehydration.
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Ethereum's ETH has seen an even more intense decline in the same period of 32%, and EXP has declined by almost 40%.
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The scrutiny got more intense 10 months later, when Mr. Durst was charged with murdering and dismembering a neighbor in Galveston, Tex.
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"Holy Mountain" has one character freeze to death dangling in midair; "White Hell" is even more intense in dramatizing a physical ordeal.
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I'm confident about that for two primary reasons: First, the Republicans' voter-suppression push has become far more intense in recent years.
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Why is it that excitement can feel so much more intense when we're in a group with others feeling the same emotion?
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In general, tasters found the flavor of Miller High Life to be more intense and interesting than that of the other beers.
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But after a year of startups failing to impress investors and WeWork&aposs disastrous IPO attempt, Airbnb could face more intense scrutiny.
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The tears, Tosta and her TV twin Niko Guardado recall, were more intense than the kind you see from traditional background actors.
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The revelations brought even more intense calls from Senate Democrats to allow new evidence and witnesses to be introduced in the trial.
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As the world warms, natural disasters like floods and fires are likely to become more intense and hit areas formally left unscathed.
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It's sure to satisfy those of you who have a bigger home or just need a more intense clean from your bot.
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Because warmth causes more evaporation and warmer air holds more moisture, climate change should also lead to more intense and frequent storms.
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The group also took a closer look at how rising sea levels and more intense storms might affect low-income, minority neighborhoods.
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Droughts and hotter weather only make for more intense fires and longer fire seasons — changes that are already being observed, he said.
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And the anti-environmental extremism of conservative politicians has, if anything, become even more intense as their position has become intellectually untenable.
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It has ensnared not only Facebook but also Apple, and it promises to become more intense as more messaging services become encrypted.
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" Mishkin called Trump's comments "offhand" but added, "We don't know whether, in fact, the pressure could become more intense from the president.
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As more and more rental companies are springing up in cities around the world, competition for riders is only getting more intense.
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At the same time, aid costs would also rise if the United States stayed the course and the war became more intense.
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It also has a "strong brew" button, for a more intense cup of coffee for when you need a little extra boost.
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During their honeymoon in Myrtle Beach, the bursts of anger that she had already become familiar with were "more intense," she said.
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Scientists worry that "pyroCbs" are on the rise around the world, driven by warmer temperatures and more intense fires, Yale E360 reported.
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Small groups would make the experience even more intense, and maybe students who didn't initially didn't show interest would be jolted awake.
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Whether you choose mild white miso, medium-bodied yellow miso or the more intense reddish-brown miso, it gives foods instant brightness.
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By comparison, that seismic blast would be 10 times more intense than the sound of a container ship, not 10 million times.
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After Seder deleted the tweet on November 28, 2017, attempts by Cernovich and his alt-right followers to vilify him grew more intense.
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They view socialism as a more intense form of resistance against Trump policies as well as entrenched Democratic Party leaders such as Pelosi.
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It just gets more intense the higher it goes, with a bodice that hugs the waist and accentuates the bust with elaborate folds.
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There are also more intense neuroses that people have about being touched, like germaphobia and the most extreme iteration of touch avoidance, haphephobia.
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What does seem to be true is that adolescents' emotions—positive and negative—are more intense and more easily triggered by their experiences.
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On the bright side, though, the same rewarding experience will generate more intense pleasure during the teen years than at any other time.
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In 2001, Matthias Liechti revealed that women are more likely to have anxiety and a generally more intense experience while on the drug.
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Symptoms such as a suddenly heavier flow or more intense pain than your usual cramps may be a sign of a bigger issue.
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They are becoming more frequent and more intense -- and each has a disastrous impact on the economies of nations and livelihoods of people.
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"However, younger patients may also be more likely to have faster growing cancers or to have more intense treatment," Dusetzina said by email.
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For instance, Google is going to be more intense about its risk assessment, which means some web apps might require a manual review.
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It plays sort of like a deeper, more intense version of Wii Sports boxing, utilizing the Switch's motion controls to simulate your fists.
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While skydiving from 400 feet sounds way less extreme than from the typical 12,000 feet, the short journey is actually way more intense.
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The going only gets more intense later on, and it's only because the show is good at getting you invested in these characters.
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Forecasters warn it could get even more intense and reach a Category 5 storm with 150 mph winds as it approaches the Carolinas.
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Hurricanes that do form are tending to be more intense overall, and bring more rainfall, due to warming air and sea surface temperatures.
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Apparently, marijuana edibles feel more intense than smoking because your liver metabolizes the THC differently, converting it into a stronger, more psychedelic form.
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I'm older, more confident about my position in life, and I experience sex in a more intense way now—it makes me happy.
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The new footage shows off the ways in which players will have to maneuver those survival settings and with more intense human encounters.
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"There's a broader, more intense and ideological competition with China than I had appreciated," says Chris Coons, a Democratic member of the committee.
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Trick or treating just got a whole lot more intense in this foiled robbery at a service station in Maitland back in November.
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A 2012 White Stones chardonnay, from the rockier soil, is higher toned and more herbal, with tangy, succulent flavors and more intense minerality.
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Getting the clothes isn't the problem, she says, and now that she's in New York, her shopping passion is more intense than ever.
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We've been going through more intense bouts of this going back to 2011, I would say, and it's not helpful for the economy.
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Researchers expect that atmospheric rivers will grow more intense as average temperatures go up, allowing more moisture to evaporate and reach the sky.
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The flashbacks and flashforwards only get more intense from there, leaving it pretty hard for fans to keep the Pearson family timeline straight.
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With the hotter, drier conditions brought on by climate change, fires are expected to get bigger and more intense in years to come.
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She died in an August 2016 flood near Baton Rouge, Louisiana, that was made more likely, and likely more intense, by climate change.
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According to the instructions, one click delivers a "quick plump," while a second offers a lower speed for a more intense, targeted plump.
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At a time when anger over soaring drug costs has perhaps never been more intense, redistributing discarded drugs seems like a no-brainer.
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You turn that fear of panic into a rush of excitement and demand that your anxiety make the sensation you feel more intense.
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They boast up to nine hours of playtime and are also water and sweat proof so your more intense workouts won't affect them.
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These rings extend out just past the more intense parts of Jupiter's radiation belts, according to Scott Bolton, Juno's principal investigator at NASA.
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That's true of the climactic mano a mano as well, though the mood is grimmer and the sense of personal grievance more intense.
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Read more: The tech cold war just got a lot more intense after Russia signed a deal to build 5G internet with Huawei
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Perricone MD recently reformulated some of its best sellers into more intense versions of the originals that have higher concentrations of key ingredients.
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This one is more intense and may leave your skin looking red at first, but the next layer will help calm it down.
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The first two are mild and involve short-term memory loss and visual enhancement, while level three is more intense and includes hallucinations.
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That is driving sea level rise, as oceans warm and expand, and helping fuel more intense hurricanes and other extreme weather, scientists warn.
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"Labor costs are rising, with more intense competition to hire workers," said Atsushi Honda, technology team manager at Nippon Flour's plant engineering group.
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Instead, they found a bigger difference with more intense emotions, likely because children in both groups made similar errors in recognizing subtle feelings.
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So now I know to tell my real-life sexual partners to calibrate their sexts to their own more intense "Hot & Heavy" setting.
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As she ate her cereal next to Daddy and I made her some lunch, my cramping started getting more intense … and more regular.
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And we've seen the devastation that stronger hurricanes and more intense wildfires caused by climate change has wrought on families across the country.
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That frenzy will only become more intense as the Russian economy stagnates, and as he perceives his fortune to be more at risk.
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Stocks are tumbling as the US-China trade war grows more intense, and Morgan Stanley says it will only get worse from here.
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But so far, Trump's bizarre volte-face seems to have sparked an even more intense backlash against the alt-right's message of hatred.
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The business community and the markets are stressed about the threat of a global trade war, or a more intense one with China.
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After the first time I took MDMA, I realized that my old ways of thinking were back and more intense than ever before.
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Physical temperatures and smells are also altered as the experience gets more intense, depicting what Gauntlet feels when she has an epileptic seizure.
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Warmer temperatures and droughts, which climate change is worsening, are also making wildfires more intense in some regions, including western U.S., scientists say.
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Dixon: During some of the more intense scenes we were literally not playing, we were just smashing things and fucking with the guitar.
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There are enough historical examples to conclude that more intense scrutiny at the border eventually would make its way into domestic security checks.
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"The overall trend over decades to more intense and more frequent heat waves is definitely a signal of global warming," Mr. Swain said.
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The LED lights imitate the beats of the music with the journey becoming more intense until the woman awakens into a new reality.
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Three years later after Turkey's YouTube block was lifted, in 2013, people started demonstrating in Taksim Square and the bans became more intense.
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Wicha, the Blanton's director, attributes this to the light, which, like everything in Texas, is a little more intense than it is elsewhere.
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In California, where fire season has grown longer and more intense as a result of climate change, cats and monkeys are offering insights.
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In California, where fire season has grown longer and more intense as a result of climate change, cats and monkeys are offering insights.
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And second, that the flavor of raw garlic grows more intense with the passage of time — your aioli will be more garlicky tomorrow.
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Because of her work, scientists can say with greater confidence that El Niño has become more intense as a result of human activity.
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As the race for the Democratic presidential nomination starts heating up—and the tensions rise between candidates—things are only getting more intense.
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For a more intense hike, drive 20 minutes south to La Perouse Bay, where lava from Maui's last eruption flowed into the ocean.
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The researchers also discovered a trade-off between song length and amplitude — the more intense the song's peak, the less time it lasted.
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Some ingredients, like curry and lemongrass, actually become more intense in the sky, while cinnamon, ginger, and garlic tend to maintain their taste.
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"Deeper and faster cuts are now required" to avoid climate catastrophes by midcentury, including more intense droughts, stronger storms and widespread food insecurity.
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For every degree of water temperature increase, there is a 22019-percent increase in atmospheric moisture that makes storms larger and more intense.
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Democratic enthusiasm this year is more intense than it has been in previous midterm cycles, which typically engage voters less than presidential years.
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As sea levels rise and storms become more intense (or choose your own favorite regional climate-powered disaster), cities have to build defenses.
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Pulling with your own body weight is more intense, he added, as it's heavier than what most folks would do on a pulldown.
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Over the years, security has become more intense and cumbersome, but attendees with transparent backpacks didn't have to open their bags when entering.
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" Schmieding predicts that Saudi Arabia would be able to maintain the flow of oil to global markets "even in a more intense conflict.
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If you get into the more intense precipitation rates, your temperature is likely to fall enough to allow a slushy accumulation of snow.
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With the main South Sudanese-Australian tournament in July fast approaching, the drills and scrimmages in the P.C.Y.C. gym are becoming more intense.
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The longer we work within our respective industries and the higher we rise, the more intense these feelings of Monday dread can become.
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Support is more intense than broad The pattern is very similar on the resolution from Ocasio-Cortez to create a Green New Deal.
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Climate change directly contributes to fire seasons that start earlier, last longer and are more intense (ditto a range of other natural disasters).
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"Juventus has a rivalry with many clubs, but with Napoli it is maybe more intense," José Altafini, an alumnus of both, said Thursday.
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Warmer temperatures are expected to bring more insect-borne diseases, health problems like asthma and heat stroke, and more intense hurricanes and storms.
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The Florida Democrat's longtime relationship with his staffer, Patricia Williams, has come under more intense scrutiny just weeks after the resignation of Rep.
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After questions arose about evidence in the case and calls for Reed's exoneration grew more intense, a Texas appeals court halted his execution.
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She and my girlfriend are more intense together in every way than we are: fighting harder, laughing louder and irresistible to each other.
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"Safety measures were more severe, and the training in case of an accident was more intense," she explains about the ships carrying oil.
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And the round of automated phone calls may be only a prelude to a more intense anti-Trump campaign over the next few days.
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Wuttke noted the direct impact of trade tensions on European business in China was limited, but the indirect effect on sentiment is more intense.
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You might be hooked after episode 2, but you take your sweet time to finish because anticipation makes the climax so much more intense.
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Bigger rockets can carry larger spacecraft and heavier cargo, which will be necessary for more intense space missions — notably to the moon and Mars.
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