Iris will cost less than $1,000 per unit for production vehicles seeking serious autonomy, and for $500 you can get a more limited version for more limited purposes like driver assistance, or ADAS.
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But both are much more limited than what Wilson offers.
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However, Lyft's business is more limited in scope than Uber's.
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It is still very influential, but more limited than before.
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Of the two, the deliberative process privilege is more limited.
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But in other domains the state's power is more limited.
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But today's professional standards set out a more limited role.
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Today, we're seeing a lot more Limited Liability Companies (LLCs).
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However, other estimates point to a more limited immediate impact.
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His interaction with the Trump Administration has been more limited.
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Look for more limited edition gimmicks as the summer continues.
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Blaze also offered a much more limited degree of customizability.
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They are the companies with more limited access to capital.
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Previous letters and measures from popes had been more limited.
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Movement options feel more limited than in the recent past.
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For public figures today, that choice is considerably more limited.
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The opportunities for China to retaliate would be more limited.
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Compared with the preceding courses, dessert choices are more limited.
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A potential trade agreement with India appears even more limited.
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The more limited job description has not hindered Mr. Cuccinelli.
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Reagan declined, but agreed to the more limited INF pact.
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Though the feature will be much more limited for now.
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Drones and other technology, he argued, had more limited capacity.
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A second set of states that pursued more limited waivers of insurance rules could enjoy premiums some 20 percent lower than expected under the Affordable Care Act in exchange for more limited benefits, it said.
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It looks amazing, but it's definitely more limited than it seems.
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Mr. Xi's options are also more limited than in the past.
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On rural campuses, access to pharmacies can be even more limited.
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In provincial institutions, access to art supplies is far more limited.
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Even the more limited blockade has created a cycle of suffering.
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The more limited class will still amount to millions of people.
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With the first unit, it's a little more limited, my options.
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On iOS, however, there are more limited beta test spots available.
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Johnson said farmers' choice is more limited due to the mergers.
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It'll also have a more limited library than Netflix at launch.
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Eggs make a more limited, but still memorable, appearance at Paowalla.
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Another source familiar with the market called the prospects more limited.
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But there's no guarantee, and the selection is usually more limited.
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In The End Is Nigh, players have a more limited moveset.
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The most recent Form D also cites six more limited partners.
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At the same time, progress in Tennessee was far more limited.
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A more limited analysis suggests the service can save money, too.
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In many other countries, discretionary powers are more limited and transparent.
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Some online banks have more limited customer service hours than others.
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" According to Mercury News, Bloomberg does support "more limited antitrust enforcement.
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Buying only sustainably grown commodities would mean a more limited supply.
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They deserve stronger institutional accountability and a more limited federal role.
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Slack allows users to create free workspaces with more limited features.
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Political capital is a much more limited resource than brand equity.
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Past administrators have had much more limited security arrangements than Pruitt does.
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However, the ONS said it had seen more limited evidence of this.
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Other firms have more limited ambitions, but may do better for that.
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In 1970 more limited powers were extended to Italy's other 25 regions.
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Step outside of Google's own apps, and things got even more limited.
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Automation is fast but significantly more limited in what it can do.
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Now that she's a dragon short, her options are even more limited.
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For the remaining guests, the stolen information appeared to be more limited.
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If it is, that could mean more limited access to the matrix.
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Economists polled by Reuters had predicted a more limited fall to 0.23.
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The PDD's reach is more limited than that of the UN agencies.
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SpatialOS was previously available in a more limited, experimental scope on Unity.
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This more limited collection is also numbered and signed by the artist.
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This is exacerbated by more limited opportunities to generate carry-trade income.
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So the amount of stuff that people had was just more limited.
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Unfortunately, Apple's personalization options are much more limited than competitors, like Bitmoji.
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But with games like Stellaris and Alpha Centauri, they're considerably more limited.
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Think of it as a more limited version of Google's operating system.
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Women veterans are even more limited in their options for reproductive care.
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These Americans have grown up in tough times, with more limited opportunities.
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But the Democrats' prospects appear much more limited beyond those urban centers.
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At Casaza, they don't have to: The selection is significantly more limited.
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The brand is also talking about applying a more limited distribution model.
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However, Facebook's plans seem to be more limited in scope at first.
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But in more limited postseason action, Strasburg has been far more effective.
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I believe in more limited social welfare programs, a flat tax rate.
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At home, though, your choice of taco condiments is usually more limited.
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If anything, the Democrats' geographic reach became even more limited in 2016.
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So access to health care and abortion will be more limited through the defunding of Planned Parenthood (assuming health centers wind up closing), and coverage will be more limited through these restrictions on tax credits and access to funding.
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They're also far more limited in scope than traditional internet and phone service.
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West Virginia's medical marijuana measure is more limited than many other states' laws.
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But Trump failed to specify that he was using this more limited measure.
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"Elsa's a little bit more limited in what works for her," Lee said.
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Following that review, Trump in September 2017 issued a third, more limited ban.
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That basically meant no more tutors, no more limited hours working on set.
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More limited access to the EU would also diminish its appeal to America.
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Catalysts such as declining health can be depressing as life gets more limited.
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In developing nations, where infrastructure is far more limited, drones offer lifesaving potential.
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While Alexa itself has reminders and to-dos, her reach is more limited.
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Gains by Rouhani's allies outside Tehran were more limited in the first round.
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Now, the Americans' much more limited evacuation assets are generally for Westerners only.
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His movements are more restrictive, his mobility more limited, his speech more strained.
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The follow-on program was priced at $3,500 and more limited in size.
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"This time, we think the easy pickings are just more limited," he said.
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A more limited role of the federal government must be a major consideration.
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Samsung Pay and Android Pay are growing too, but have more limited traction.
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With some cards, you're more limited when you book travel using your rewards.
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Reallocating the grants to other organizations essentially ensures inefficiency and more limited services.
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The more limited public options and buy-ins, like legislation sponsored by Sens.
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By contrast, a more limited buy on DirecTV would cost Mint just $60,000.
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Listings for high-level positions can be promoted on a more limited basis.
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Netanyahu has since been heading a caretaker government that has more limited powers.
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By Tuesday evening, both sides agreed to the more limited setting under subpoena.
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It was more limited, and I just didn't know what was out there.
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Other financial companies offer more limited coverage, yet are moving to expand it.
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Cell phones were expensive and much more limited in what they could do.
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"The instruments that we have to react to that are much more limited."
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He also outlined a more limited role for the U.S. in world affairs.
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The button's usefulness on standard Switch titles is a lot more limited, however.
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Democrats decided to take on a more limited goal: insurance for elderly people.
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You can tell, like, Julia Stiles, her movement is a little more limited.
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Such agreements tend to be more limited in scope to free-trade arrangements.
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For those who drive electric cars, however, the choice is somewhat more limited.
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WeChat users outside China have a much more limited use of the app.
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Trump's air cover from outside groups is also far more limited than Clinton's.
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"So when a disaster strikes, women's options are more limited than men's," he added.
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It's becoming clear, however, that Bannon's political power might be more limited than expected.
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Facebook was transitioning developers onto the newer platform with more limited information, Allan said.
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On Samsung's TVs, the Apple TV experience is a bit different and more limited.
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The smaller expected climate gains are partly due to the rule's more limited scope.
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Sanders's ideas on congressional reform are notably much more limited than his other proposals.
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As such, the range is likely much more limited than the company's other drones.
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This feature works on Android with all games, but is more limited on iOS.
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Apple Music doesn't make the HomePod better in any particular way — just more limited.
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The more limited the app's goal, the more likely you are to accomplish it.
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Existing VR capabilities are far more limited than what is portrayed in the film.
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But legal experts say those examples were more limited than what Trump has sought.
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Apple's HomePod, at $349, is more expensive and more limited than other smart speaker.
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Our ability to shape the gadgets we own is perhaps more limited than ever.
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And if they can't afford that public transportation, their options are even more limited.
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Norwegian offers direct flights but a somewhat more limited schedule than the big players.
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Most of the demand is among younger buyers with more limited cash and credit.
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Lightning, however, is more limited in scope, in part because lightning has a season.
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Companies that have more limited FIFO programs may instead be utilizing beds at workcamps.
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Access to foreign borrowing may also become more limited or expensive for some LGFVs.
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We were able to control our data sets by having it be more limited.
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Ultimately, we decided to keep using Venmo — only in a much more limited fashion.
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Amex provides only secondary car rental coverage, and it's more limited than Visa provides.
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And these guaranteed benefits are substantially more limited than those in the Sanders proposal.
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Liberal values like free speech, open debate and individual freedom were much more limited.
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But perhaps it would be more limited, more targeted, and — crucially — less open-ended.
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BlackBerry does have other phone manufacturing partners, but their relationships are much more limited.
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Friday's order lifted a much more limited injunction, one that applied only in Illinois.
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Dropbox says it competes with Box "on a more limited basis" for enterprise customers.
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The Ninebot eMoped shares similar smart features, though its performance capabilities are more limited.
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The President's personal outside counsel will play a more limited role, the source says.
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During oral arguments, the justices appeared to lean toward issuing a more limited ruling.
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Some Republicans are taking a more limited approach to their anti-impeachment arguments. Rep.
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These deficiencies become more likely the more limited the choice of food, he added.
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Both are rated at the same level but SCCC has more limited rating headroom.
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The new pilot would work the same way but on a more limited scale.
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They say avoidance would be more limited because of better enforcement by the IRS.
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Something similar to Turkey's more limited trade deal would cause damage at the higher end.
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However, on film Hilton appears more limited than his current ADP gives him credit for.
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But a little-noticed administration maneuver last fall points to a far more limited possibility.
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He has been cooperating with Mueller and in a more limited capacity with the SDNY.
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Miller dismissed the poem in his attempts to explain Trump's more limited proposed immigration policy.
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"But that scope may be more limited than Powell or any of us might like."
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And it could show up in consumer products sooner albeit in a more limited capacity.
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Before this announcement, advertisers had a more limited selection of interactive ad extentions from YouTube.
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Meanwhile, the president will probably appeal Judge Chuang's more limited injunction to the Fourth Circuit.
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If space is more limited, heavy mesh or glass enclosures can give a similar experience.
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Previous academic work has reached similar conclusions, though some of those studies were more limited.
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But don't worry, Vivo has another more limited in-display fingerprint solution that's already shipping.
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"We are concerned that is more limited under what came from the House," he said.
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But once he is transferred to Colorado, attorney visits may be more limited, she said.
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This despite the 29-year-old's softer throws, more limited mobility and a quieter personality.
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It's set to work with Android and iOS, though iPhone functionality will be more limited.
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Google originally introduced Live Cases for the Nexus 6, but they were far more limited.
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RSA Insurance went down 1.7 percent while Provident and Prudential took more limited hits (0.2%).
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But since the expansion was approved in a referendum, his options are more limited now.
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"Once you're in the caregiving situation, your options will be more limited," Williams-Kemp said.
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The chartist cautions that the upside is more limited than most may expect, Cramer said.
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But even the more limited invalidation that the Trump administration seeks would have dramatic effects.
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The central bank now has a more limited set of tools to fight the downturn.
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It's endearing in places, but it's also much more limited in scope than I'd hoped.
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The economic impact of the existing tariffs have also been more limited than initially feared.
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A copay "maximizer" is more limited in scope, but potentially as costly to the drugmaker.
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But if you want to watch something good, your choices are a little more limited.
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Mr. Stark noted that such programs already existed, albeit in a much more limited form.
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Sherwin-Williams, a competitor, sells a more limited but still substantial palette of 1,500 hues.
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And Sanders' chances to shift the dynamic in his favor have become even more limited.
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Still, some may find the photo-editing tools more limited than those offered in Picasa.
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The impact on drinks consumption at home is expected to be more limited, it added.
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Others, like Ms. Burns, still allow its use, just on a more limited, supervised basis.
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I'm not a bad cook, but my repertoire is way more limited than my folks.
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Mr. Cuomo this week persuaded lawmakers to adopt a far more limited "buy American" measure.
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The United States' policy options, ever bad, are more limited and less effectual than ever.
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The authors also conducted more limited surveys with students in Europe on other popular platforms.
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Because it pays out in more limited circumstances, AD&D insurance can be very inexpensive.
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The cheaper new iPhone only has two cameras and the optical zoom is more limited.
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The Manchin-Toomey bill is different from the more limited "Fix NICS" bill, from Sens.
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And it plans to offer a more limited menu from a couple of food carts.
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In Britain, however, the space for this sort of dialogue has been much more limited.
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In just 3 months Twitter analyzed a much more limited period than Facebook did: Sept.
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The impact of creative directors in this sector is far more limited than in women's wear.
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Just like today, they were cleaner and quieter but more limited in range than the competition.
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But over the past decade, access has gotten significantly more limited thanks to new legal prohibitions.
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Instead, investigators there rely on private labs, or on the more limited testing that hospitals offer.
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The other is a more limited, Canada-style deal, which would mean greater barriers to trade.
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However, the feature was eventually scaled back and a more limited version was integrated into Messenger.
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The scopes that soldiers used back then were far more limited [than what they use today].
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But Soli, instantiated as Motion Sense on the Pixel 4, is much more limited to start.
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Instagram has begun testing a way to share posts with a more limited group of friends.
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But because they usually live in areas without oxygen and so their application is more limited.
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But those are more limited because they'll only suggest other shows or movies they offer themselves.
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So far, however, they've operated at a more limited scale and worked with big media franchises.
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This implies a more selective approach to Islam and a more limited role for the brotherhoods.
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NFL Game Pass is more limited, but does include full replays of games after they air.
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More limited welfare reform: The group had an important conversation about defining what welfare reform means.
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But other reports have shown that more limited use of social media can actually boost productivity.
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That means U.S. forces are more limited in the authority they have to attack the group.
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If it's open, but running from a generator or offering a more limited menu, it's yellow.
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The best research papers rise to the top, while the more limited ones fade into obscurity.
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MoraBanc has a more limited international presence, but it also intends to increase diversification through expansion.
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She said the government had not convinced the court that a more limited injunction is appropriate.
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Not so -- even when accounting for the more limited resources African governments have at their disposal.
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But if properly supported, they can certainly play a decisive role, especially against more limited attacks.
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The FTC is much more limited in what it can investigate and how it fines companies.
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But direct financial connections between China and the rest of the world are much more limited.
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The Trump administration's apparent containment policy against Iran appears far more limited in conception and scope.
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Big men, who often have more limited shooting ranges than guards, seem to tolerate the fanfare.
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The company has a more limited verification scope and takes its time to assess potential candidates.
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Of course, military action against Venezuela could be more limited in scope than a full invasion.
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While the clerics' power is more limited than it once was, their words still have impact.
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Even more significant numbers would be supportive of an extended air war or more limited strikes.
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That would open the way to a series of more limited accords, were Brussels to agree.
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Such tools are of more limited value when it comes to blocking confirmation of presidential appointees.
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And I'd say it doesn't get a lot more limited or extreme than an underground mine.
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Our conscious mind can process a far more limited amount of information than our intuitive mind.
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That status bar would also change based on the current task, since space is more limited.
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However, the selection of cars that come with special pricing will be more limited, Jones said.
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Whole Foods, Target and Walmart are starting special hours, too, but on a more limited basis.
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You have more unlimited plans or I guess in certain countries you have more limited plans.
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Hundreds of parents and their children crossing the border, the space is becoming more and more limited.
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Transformation M&A risk at EIT is therefore regarded as more limited than at larger market participants.
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Those plans departed from local and state authorities' initial ones for more limited drilling in the area.
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Those plans departed from local and state authorities' initial ones for more limited drilling in the area.
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But compared to the Nest Hub's Google Photos integration, the Portal's photo features are far more limited.
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Some EVs are larger, faster and have a longer range, while some are smaller and more limited.
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YouTube's early approach to personalization was much more limited: it involved asking users to subscribe to channels.
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Alexa had already been in Ford cars in a more limited capacity, so let's start with Waze.
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I think even more limited on European growth which is protected and less dependent on those movements.
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It is not my place to make this claim, and my purpose here is much more limited.
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The lower display was better, if only because it was more limited in what it could do.
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Equivalence covers a more limited range of business and excludes major activities such as commercial bank lending.
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This time it seems to be concentrating its firepower on a more limited group of national champions.
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While no Republicans are on that amendment, some GOP lawmakers have their own more limited ones. Rep.
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That authority has been made more limited by the Dodd-Frank Act, but the difficulty existed before.
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By and large, adventure games avoid huge crowds or massive debacles for more limited and specific experiences.
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But his propagandistic aims have been far more limited than the "global dominance" of his Soviet predecessors.
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Taylor said that in tests, running ads with whitelists cost more because their reach is more limited.
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Ambitious public industrialization projects may result in a more limited economic boost than expected, in Fitch's view.
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But in a more conservative state, your options may be more limited — or not available at all.
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That has intensified a fight between brewers, distillers and winemakers for a more limited pool of drinkers.
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Prime membership has included access to Amazon Music before today's launch, but with a more limited catalog.
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But a more limited strike by the United States could serve the Iranian strategy, the analysis said.
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As things get worse for the president, his options grow more limited — and more extreme as well.
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The breach of the Republican campaign committee, first reported by Politico, appears to have been more limited.
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While some of those examples were deadlier than the coronavirus, they were far more limited in scope.
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Of course, The New York Times had also worked with Audm, but on a more limited basis.
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That could pose problems, as the global ability to combat a downturn is more limited than ever.
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Fleets presents another opportunity for Twitter users to create content for a more limited group of people.
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Unlike their larger Go Grocery counterpart, the stores are much more limited in what products they offer.
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"There is some recourse, but your options are more limited the longer you wait to engage."4.
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Former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. has a more limited proposal to eliminate community college tuition.
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Your options are slightly more limited if you're looking to save on a laptop or a desktop.
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Still, they are brutish and sexually violent, with a limited vocabulary and even more limited emotional range.
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Those talks collapsed, but a more limited joint venture in the Netherlands was agreed earlier this month.
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Deal with them on the more limited front display instead of falling down an internet rabbit hole.
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The problem, however, is that these gains are far more limited than they might at first seem.
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Travelers opting for more limited passes that cover one to four countries will also get one free day.
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Is this a new era of deglobalization, fragmented supply chains and more limited end markets for big companies?
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However, that selection is far more limited than the hundreds of titles available on Xbox, PC or PlayStation.
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However, individual sanctions have much more limited impact than some of other weapons in the U.S. sanctions arsenal.
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The amount of cooling could be far lower, depending on whether the conflict were more limited in scope.
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They also acknowledged it was being applied in a more limited way in some parts of the world.
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Due to their more limited life experience, kids often interpret their circumstances in extreme, black and white terms.
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What made Aldi slightly more expensive than Walmart was the fact that Aldi had more limited produce options.
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Utah's state legislature has already passed a more limited bill allowing terminally ill patients to use medical marijuana.
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Beyond the capital, their gains were more limited, with conservatives keeping hold of many seats in both bodies.
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Additionally, strategic optionality seems even more limited for the time being with M&A options stopped or stuck.
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While the film has been enormously popular in China, it had a more limited release across the world.
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And motorized tracks are pretty expensive, making them a tool that's more limited to professional videographers than amateurs.
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Unfortunately, Mastercard has now clarified that it's a way more limited solution than the company originally let on.
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What's more, limited experiments with a few thousand participants make conclusions about the macro economy hard to draw.
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Dronabinol-based pharmaceuticals resemble products that are allowed in more limited medical marijuana states, such as New York.
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Effectively, as the impact of AI technologies increases, the more limited becomes our ability to understand their impact.
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Equivalence, however, covers a more limited range of business and excludes major activities such as commercial bank lending.
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They had hoped to amass the technology — fund the path there — by selling robots with more limited capabilities.
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Those searches don't require court approval because the data is already public, but they're more limited in scope.
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However, Apple's is more limited because it only pulls up tracks that are in your 'recently listened' list.
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The more limited curb on late-term abortions Mr Trump says he wants, by contrast, could be popular.
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In comparison to Bitmoji, Memoji has been way more limited in the ways users could customize their avatars.
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But the language and use cases of these bots, like artificial intelligence more broadly, tend to more limited.
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So the ability to shut down their photos of private jets, Ferraris and Dom Perignon is more limited.
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But he still could address the conflict in a more limited way in a speech or policy paper.
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But with Iran's output apparently peaking in the summer of 2016, opportunities for cheating have become more limited.
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Partner Communications, Israel's second-biggest cellular operator, also offers landline and internet and a more limited TV service.
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It is much more limited when it's used with an iOS phone and not connected directly via Bluetooth.
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They may also involve one with post-Brexit Britain and a more limited deal with the United States.
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But the minute you start mixing fibers, like polyester with cotton, the options for recycling become more limited.
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Or, at worst, more limited efforts to waive federal requirements for Medicaid spending and private sector insurance coverage.
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It has issued a second report with more limited distribution, offering 27 recommendations to secure the data hub.
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I didn't see the irony that by rejecting money entirely, I was becoming even more limited by it.
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She is a little more limited on HomePod and can't do everything you can do on your iPhone.
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This summer Uber plans to resume testing in Pittsburgh, Toronto, and California, but in a more limited capacity.
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The oil industry says any impacts minimal because of improved technology and more limited footprint needed for exploration.
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Some British politicians already have suggested that they might seek a more limited departure from the European Union.
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More limited (and constitutional) police stops can still be effective at curbing crime and removing guns from streets.
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The Justice Department in 20073 wrote regulations creating the new job of special counsel, with more limited powers.
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But her side is still looking toward a more limited proposal that would exclude renditions to the mainland.
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I also believe a government-only (single-payer) system would result in lower quality and more limited access.
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That same day, Gelber, along with Miami-Dade County's deputy mayor, and Trantalis implemented even more limited restrictions.
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As a result, medical facilities are overrun with cases, which has triggered this need for more limited testing.
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That notion persists, far more limited these days because of environmental concerns surrounding an otherwise established "consensus" course.
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They argued that in Louisiana, those burdens on abortion providers would be far more limited than in Texas.
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Dr. Phillip Snyder wants his medical center to pursue "immortality"; his wife had more limited and humane motivations.
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A point-by-point rebuttal of Democrats' specific case was a more limited aspect of the president's argument.
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But others are taking out more limited private coverage and relying on the public system in a crisis.
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While the Chevrolet Bolt is said to go 238 miles before needing to recharge, others are more limited.
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BLM must not ignore the best available science and discount the feasibility of a more limited drilling option.
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These reviews—when you could find them—were subject to much more limited protections than we have today.
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Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook's chief operating officer, has been on her own, more limited apology tour, mainly on television.
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Still, that can be misleading, because the war games are much more limited than real life would be.
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The "Fix NICS" proposal is considered a more limited option compared to other background check proposals in Congress.
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Federal agencies are now scrambling to figure out how to implement a more limited version of Trump's ban.
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Exceptions would be made to this rule in rural areas, where there is more limited access to retailers.
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The more limited playing field of Republican-held seats won by Clinton went up from 23 to 25.
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Compared with that vision, the Trump doctrine aims for a more limited and sustainable view of American commitments.
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Most other studies looking at this issue have been more limited or have just focused on one country.
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In some cases, these services even one-up Apple on functionality that its more limited TV app doesn't have.
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They had initially started discussing more limited measures, including the joint development of new product platforms, CNBC previously reported.
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Second, China's embrace of globalisation—a concept much broader than just the trade in goods—is far more limited.
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The bad news for Android users is your options are much more limited, but we've included a few possibilities.
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Sinemia has flown a little under the radar in the U.S. with its cheaper and more limited subscription service.
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But the larger Uber's hypothetical flying taxis get, the more limited they become in where you can land them.
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That means it has a far more limited range, promising one kilometer, versus the seven kilometers offered up Mavic.
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And the older I get, the more limited my options become; it's hard out there, if you haven't heard.
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Another approach is to pursue more limited pacts that include many or all members of the World Trade Organization.
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This should mean that devices with more limited storage always get the latest security and feature updates without issues.
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It now seems that was not the case – Tuesday's strike followed another string of much more limited chemical attacks.
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One major reason is because LinkedIn is more limited in the amount of personal content that one can post.
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This was way more limited than even the video games of the era, which had more palatable color palettes.
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Energy EPS are highly sensitive to oil prices but the impact on S&P 500 EPS is more limited.
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Yet while that sounds pretty neat, in practice, actual applications of the phone's 10803D camera are much more limited.
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That's on top of the original Shield package, which focuses on a more limited list of less advanced titles.
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The menu is more limited than at the other location, but nothing is more than 4,000 won, or $3.36.
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It will be open to everyone, as opposed to past betas for the game which were much more limited.
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But their gains outside the capital were more limited, with conservatives keeping hold of many seats in both bodies.
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The more limited House measure is seen as a way to avoid an economic backlash in Texas, analysts said.
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Each come with their issues: For example, some are pricier, and some have more limited RSVP or registry features.
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While it's far more limited, T-Mobile's approach doesn't cost any more money to use on an existing plan.
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While the Portal and Portal+ are often compared to Amazon's Echo Show, Facebook's devices are actually much more limited.
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Even on smartphones, where data is more limited, it's difficult to say whether (or how) it will hurt competition.
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Oscar says offering customers a more limited selection of doctors and hospitals can improve care while keeping costs down.
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A chocolate bar with Reese's inside it is exciting; a chipotle cherry beef Krave bar has more limited appeal.
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Building his nomination bid around support from more moderate Democrats, Biden has proposed a more limited health coverage expansion.
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Similar arrangements in Germany have resulted in much more limited use of one manifestation of shareholder capitalism — stock buybacks.
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Yet that edict may still leave the company plenty of room to negotiate more limited deals with digital services.
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Just a few years ago, in a more limited survey, cancer was seen as the most serious health threat.
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Miller's low-profile approach, however, is one reason some sources say his influence is more limited than may appear.
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His typically bright and chromatically inclusive palette feels more limited by the underlying density of his choice of material.
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The service, however, launched, with a more limited selection than initially promised when it was first unveiled in March.
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We compete with Box on a more limited basis in the cloud storage market for deployments by large enterprises.
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Though he argues it's also more limited "in terms of integrations and real-time human take-over capabilities", i.e.
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The selection was definitely more limited than Walmart's, but there was a surprising amount of Trader Joe's-brand products.
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"He was not much known because his oeuvre is more limited to religious scenes and saints," Mr. Elen said.
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In 1995, a male candidate was granted permission to use campaign funds for the purpose under more limited circumstances.
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I don't think it will be dead and gone forever, but I think it will be much more limited.
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But Sprint's network does work better indoors, and it offers far better coverage than the more limited Verizon network.
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Let's have that debate, and let's be honest about the security risks more limited engagement in the world entails.
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The list of devices that can actually work with T-Mobile's 5G network is a lot more limited, though.
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The result was a computer that was more limited than the standard XPS 13, despite its higher price tag.
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The ones without a view of the sea and with more limited space must be a nightmare of claustrophobia.
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A more limited win could potentially undermine her authority as she negotiates Britain's torturous departure from the European Union.
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Another lesson Wendy's took from its past attempts is the value in a more limited menu, according to Bernstein.
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In 2014, a more limited censure of Israel lost among the broader membership, which failed to reach a quorum.
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Although research on the motivators behind why people who drink tend to exercise more is a little more limited.
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Republicans say this more limited form of protection would provide an incentive for consumers to obtain and maintain coverage.
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His comments Thursday indicate that some Senate Republicans, at least, would be willing to accept a more limited deal.
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All were more limited, involving only part of a utility's generating and transmission capacity, GE spokesman David McCulloch said.
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With just eight total Republican seats on the ballot this fall, Democratic pick-up opportunities are far more limited.
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But it has more limited power with Mr. Trump's White House employees, who did not face a Senate vote.
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Illiteracy is also culturally exclusionary: If you don't read books or newspapers, your frames of reference become more limited.
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The alternative minimum tax for individuals, which limits tax breaks for wealthy taxpayers, is retained in more limited form.
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Protests in the US have been far more limited, but there's been a growing movement at this warehouse in particular.
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For some people, it meant single-payer; for others; it might mean a Medicare buy-in or something more limited.
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A handful of other podcasting leaders have taken the recommendation approach in a more limited way, mostly targeting consumer apps.
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Another trend that will continue this year is hiring for potential in the face of a more limited labor pool.
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That's much less than Denton might have wanted in the past, but his options may be much more limited now.
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The GKIDS strategy is a necessarily more limited one, with lower potential for huge, breakout hits than, say, Pixar's strategy.
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"That way, everyone is compelled to speak up and participate, but the over-talkers will be more limited," said Faye.
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The Turn Touch is a bit more limited than other smart home remotes when it comes to supported services, too.
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In most cases, you'd be much better served by buying three separate devices with more limited, but better realized, functionality.
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If you happen to be pregnant, however, you may feel like your costume options are more limited this time around.
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Unlike AWS and Microsoft, Google does not offer a cheaper and significantly more limited "developer" plan for $29 per month.
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They have "designated" an additional 109 million hectares for such communities, though that offers a more limited set of rights.
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McDonald's alluded to future mobile-and-pay upgrades when it launched a more limited version of its app in 2015.
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One downside: The images are based on 500px's database, which is slightly more limited than, say, Google Images or Flickr.
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This will also give Google Assistant an advantage over rivals like Siri and Alexa, which have more limited language support.
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In the 2007 book by Andre Aciman on which the film is based on, Marzia plays a more limited role.
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The scope for boosting the economy further by cutting taxes or increasing spending may therefore be more limited in future.
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"(The second quarter) reinforces the view that (ex-tax) EPS upside will be more limited," Bernstein analyst Sara Senatore said.
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The scars from the previous surgeries left McGrath's reconstruction options even more limited and had him living with exposed flesh.
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Still, a new provocation could change his mind, or he could approve some sort of more limited strike than that.
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As for electricity tariffs, the price declines are even more limited due to country-specific generation methods and pricing mechanisms.
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Expand access to short-term health plans, which also cover a more limited set of benefits, with a lower premium.
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A more limited plan would benefit private insurers like Manulife Financial Corp, Sun Life Financial Inc and Great-West LifeCo.
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Nutella Unica will eventually make its way to France, and the company has plans to create more limited-edition jars.
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Now that new experience is rolling out to desktop users, but in a more limited fashion, Microsoft announced this morning.
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The chief justice insists that a "more limited interpretation of the term 'official act' leaves ample room for prosecuting corruption".
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The disclosure forms that he's required to submit to the ethics office provide a more limited view of his finances.
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Washington still maintains its own more limited sanctions on Iran over its missile program and over accusations it supports terrorism.
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Countries like the U.K. and U.S. have had a much more limited rollout, often focused on a handful of cities.
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Previously, Starbucks' happy hour was more limited; now customers can order drinks including flat whites, Frappuccinos, macchiatos, and cold brew.
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Among Democrats there is also a much more limited appetite for increased military action to solve problems related to terrorism.
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Many of these benefits are not available on no-annual-fee cards, or if they are they are more limited.
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But with just nine new programs at its debut, Apple TV+'s selection is far more limited than its competitors.
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But with prices for Algeria's oil and gas exports having fallen in recent years, such resources have been more limited.
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He has a universal health care plan, though it is more limited in benefits and scope than single payer plans.
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Third, Netflix's recommendation algorithm has gotten so good that it's better at giving great suggestions from a more limited palette.
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Bob Casey (D-PA) are introducing a more limited form of the legislation as an amendment to the tax bill.
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During the "on-ramp" period—the first five years post-IPO—companies can choose to disclose more limited financial information.
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That extended to Kelly's promise a border wall would be more limited than the one pledged by President Donald Trump.
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For snowboarding and skiing, the options are slightly more limited, and exclude beginners (that's the domain of mountain-run schools).
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Alabama's rule is much more limited: People with murder, rape, and other violent felonies are still barred without a pardon.
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But he said one issue stopping some buyers from changing to electric is the more limited range for electric vehicles.
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Newsrooms everywhere are under financial pressure, and resources are more limited than they were when the Simpson case was unfolding.
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This bilateral pact is more limited in scope, mostly covering agricultural goods and avoiding thorny issues, such as car exports.
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The U.S. and Europe have some consumer 5G networks up and running already, but they're considerably more limited in scope.
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Mom. And if you were a person of color, or identified as LGBTQ+, the options available were even more limited.
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Reliance on wholesale funding is more limited and mostly in the form of senior and covered bonds and ECB funding.
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The government has previously ordered purges of western software, but they were more limited or related to certain security issues.
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But Mr. Trump's new order is more carefully tailored, and Hawaii's lawsuit relies on a more limited set of claims.
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When you look at circus and you are on a tightrope 10 meters high, your vocabulary is much more limited.
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But I discovered my knowledge of it was more limited than I realized when I met Laura Liswood in 240.
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It's a more limited and yet liberating voyage taken by and through skin so black, so dark, it coruscates blue.
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Still, Snap proponents argue a more limited user base lends it more loyalty and opportunity for the company to make money.
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But in cold or very hot weather, we tend to stay indoors, where our social interactions and activities are more limited.
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Compatible with both Android and iOS phones, though people with Apple phones will suffer from a slightly more limited feature set.
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Traditional carriers are often cheaper if you're a heavy data user, and Wi-Fi first carriers have more limited phone selections.
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The measure would allow insurers to sell a wider array of policies, including those with more limited benefits and lower premiums.
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While other dating apps present you with an endless stream of people to pick from, Crown offers a more limited selection.
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The government, for its part, is proposing far more limited legislation intended, among other things, to curb consumption of toxic oplosan.
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The FDA announced more limited age restrictions related to flavors last year, but the proposed ban is expected to go further.
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Still, the company has continued to provide some data to law enforcement clients through a more limited version of the tool.
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Those policies are more limited than standard homeowner's insurance, however, with coverage maxing out at $350,000, according to the HPIA website.
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The move has disheartened liberals and cheered conservatives, but its impact is likely to be more limited than either side expects.
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Robert C. Singer, Pietrzyk's attorney, repeated that his client's involvement in the scheme was much more limited than other people's involvement.
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And if it does — even if the feature is more limited than for Android phones — that's a big advantage for Dell.
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But since coming to power he has methodically set about renovating the economy, as well as initiating more limited political reforms.
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Other drug options are also available, including the drug Repatha, approved last year, which is prescribed on a more limited basis.
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MSBNA does not have a VR at this time, given Fitch's view of its more limited role within the group structure.
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GSBUSA does not have a VR at this time, given Fitch's view of its more limited role within the group structure.
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That also means that dependence on China to fund the budget deficit is far more limited compared to some global peers.
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Utah voters approved the full ACA expansion last year, but the state legislature overruled them to pass a more limited version.
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Companies' choices are even more limited because conflict-of-interest rules forbid the same firms from selling consulting and audit services.
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But with a more limited pool of equities to choose from, given Europe's relatively small stock market, that may not enough.
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But in those locations, Uber will "drive in a much more limited way," according to an internal email obtained by ArsTechnica.
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When it comes to boosting bookmark functionality, your add-on and extension choices are more limited in Microsoft Edge and Safari.
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So if a full ACA repeal is off the table, are there more limited but more specific reforms the Republicans want?
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Even in that much more limited virtual space, they often still immediately tried doing things like pushing each other off cliffs.
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Mobile users are stuck with a much more limited service that only allows you to play artists and albums on shuffle.
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He said he fills out "usually three" brackets, and it sounded like that was more limited by his lack of time.
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Notably, the images show the windows in a full field of view, while the real HoloLens has a more limited FOV.
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Surface-to-air missile batteries and powerful radar facilities have been installed on Woody Island, and tourism there is more limited.
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ProPublica immigration reporter Hannah Dreier pointed out that MS-13's activities are far more limited than the administration's language suggests.
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It does probably on a global scale make him less dangerous, because his aims and his capabilities are much more limited.
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Without mincing words, this is a more limited and niche product than Bose's equivalent, which, itself, was already limited and niche.
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Juniper also has a "more limited set of products" which means it doesn't have the scale of a rival like Cisco.
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With the elimination of its Dollar Menu, McDonald's has made options more limited and less satisfying for its customers seeking value.
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The color selection is more limited than our top pick, but you can get basics like black, gray, beige, and brown.
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So, I'm comfortable sticking with a 'long-GBP' view here for the time being, although the upside is now more limited.
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It now depends on how aggressive he will be, but both the treatment options and the outcomes are becoming more limited.
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If it goes hunting for a new acquisition, its options are far more limited now than they were just last week.
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The principal administration advocate for a more limited option was Defense Secretary James Mattis, with support from Joint Chiefs Chair Gen.
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BBVA has the largest market share for deposits, followed by CaixaBank and Sabadell; Santander and Bankia have a more limited presence.
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"We are not restarting TTIP ... This could be a more limited trade agreement, focused on tariffs on goods only," Malmstrom said.
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Under normal circumstances, that interest is likely to be somewhat more limited because sports games have a relatively short shelf life.
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But the information that can be inferred from your DNA is actually much more limited than testing companies are letting on.
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User reviews are generally positive, but point to the fact that the experience is more limited than on a Windows device.
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But some analysts on Tuesday brushed off Snap's user drop, saying that Snapchat always had more limited appeal than larger rivals.
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Instead, the agency relied on an earlier assessment of the system, which was less powerful and activated in more limited circumstances.
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Bob McDonnell's corruption convictions Monday, finding in a unanimous decision that corruption statutes should be more limited than federal prosecutors argued.
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But the government's power to protect the physical safety of individuals who remain within a particular state is much more limited.
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In an optimistic scenario, some experts said better surveillance could allow more limited social distancing in the future, at least temporarily.
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Royal Melbourne, on the other hand, contracts with an outside catering service, and meals are served on a more limited schedule.
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It could mean that the Federal Reserve would have a more limited ability to steer the economy should another recession occur.
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It introduced more limited location and storage permissions in Android 10, but in 11 they're going to get even more stringent.
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The controls work fine when you're using both earbuds, but they're more limited when you're just using one at a time.
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He achieved more limited notoriety for works that defiantly affirmed his identity as an African-American and as a gay man.
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States could, for example, allow insurers to provide a more limited package of health benefits than the Affordable Care Act requires.
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When you run all of the prospective Democratic response deliverers through that gauntlet, the number of choices is much more limited.
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That means our knowledge of today's event is a lot more limited than our advanced knowledge of the typical tech event.
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First, it's technically more limited than rival systems from Tesla, BMW, Volvo, Mercedes and Audi, even though I liked it more.
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Horowitz said prosecutor John Durham told him last month that he believed the FBI should have opened a more limited investigation.
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But the effect may be more limited than if Sanders were competing against a much younger Democrat in the top tier.
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Also, board members are more limited in their ability to secure perks and additional bonuses than they were in the past.
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Hine's shift towards more aesthetically pleasing compositions was partly necessitated by finances as his profitable outlets for photography became more limited.
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Details: Utah voters approved the full ACA expansion last year, but the state legislature overruled them to pass a more limited version.
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With her L.A.-honed skill set, Orman quickly got work in the Big Easy, which had a more limited pool of talent.
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While Brown claims he had a hand at electing her during her first district attorney bid, his role was much more limited.
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"Some of these rural states may have more limited availability of anesthesia staff at the hospitals where these women deliver," Butwick said.
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But testimony from an FBI agent involved in the investigation now shows that the hacking tool was more limited in its deployment.
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Mr. Sondland, the ambassador to the European Union, has also given investigators a more limited account of his call with Mr. Trump.
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With price points presumably lower than the higher profile fairs, stARTup can provide an opportunity for younger collectors with more limited budgets.
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Then, in September 2017, he signed a presidential memorandum that was even more limited and addressed a slightly different list of countries.
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Across the country, stores will host several workshops, games, and experiences just like the sleepover series but on a more limited scale.
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But DC plans often offer a default fund, chosen by most employees; these usually employ a more limited range of fund managers.
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Google is launching a new, more limited cinematic VR format that it hopes will be almost as accessible as regular YouTube videos.
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Routers do have access to your browsing history, as long as you're connected to that network, but the data is more limited.
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So far, the fallout has been far more limited than the bursting of the tech bubble in 2000 or the financial crisis.
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But since it's a more limited system, there are inherently more guidelines in place, which hopefully means a more consistent, reliable experience.
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The alleged overproduction of the camera glasses could be the reason Snap is selling its new products on a more limited basis.
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Among gay men, the effect was more limited: Only those with skinny fathers showed a preference for leanness in their ideal partners.
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The format, which could only display low-resolution graphics, was much more limited than LaserDisc, but it was probably a fair tradeoff.
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The RoboMaster S1 is obviously far more limited in where it can travel, but it does have a high-resolution camera onboard.
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It's not yet clear how streaming will work, but it should be preferable to the Vita and its more limited control scheme.
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Others use secondary accounts, or "finstagrams," to reveal a different or more intimate part of their lives to a more limited audience.
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The company also continues to make higher-priced, more limited models, like McLaren P1 GTR, which sells for more than $1 million.
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Some hotspot data allowance is available on more limited plans, and separate deals can be picked up if you're connecting a tablet.
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Under this pressure, the most sustainable way to boost margins is to focus on higher-tech niches where competition is more limited.
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Experts have several reasons for believing the spread of Zika in the United States will be much more limited than in Brazil.
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This would essentially convert Medicaid from an entitlement designed to cover costs to a more limited program, The New York Times explained.
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Though more limited than Google Lens' integration with Google Assistant, Lens is Google Photos' most game-changing feature in a long time.
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The sheer size of the experiment means it could capture ways in which cash drives poverty reduction that more limited studies can't.
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While CBS's platform does appear to be a success, there's a far more limited audience on these platforms than on broadcast television.
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This leaves Congress, and while Congressional capacities to save Aleppo are far more limited, they are not zero, even during a recess.
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Then there was the Nissan Mobility Concept, an adorable little car that was much more limited in how much fun it offered.
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In the United States, his ideas have been more limited by the First Amendment, which tries to balance privacy and press freedoms.
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Machines with this broader capability have proven to be much more challenging to build compared to the more limited-use quantum simulators.
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Given the ECB's purchases of government bonds, "the amount of federal bonds on offer is getter ever more limited", the draft said.
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So though Aldi's household goods section was more limited, like many of its sections were, it was easy and quick to navigate ...
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However, the study also cautioned that the number of patients using naltrexone was much more limited, which could have affected the finding.
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"Because they do such high volume on a more limited selection, they are able to offer much more competitive prices," she said.
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Apple's Siri voice assistant, for instance, has been criticized by reviewers for being more limited than the other alternatives on the market.
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Still, as a proportion of net worth, the wealthy give far less than people of more limited means, according to the report.
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Its options related to location and job title are a bit more limited than calculators on bigger sites with more data capability.
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These are games that couldn't have existed ten years ago, or if they did, would have been in much more limited capacity.
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It's also possible that something more limited could be crafted, if party leaders think that's their best chance to get something passed.
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Your ex's ability to harm an adult daughter is, of course, more limited than the threat he poses to a new partner.
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Small nations like some in the Pacific islands are especially at risk, the WHO said, because they have more limited medical resources.
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That's why its range is much more limited than wifi or radio; it's difficult to transmit energy very far without it diffusing.
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Other countries, like South Korea, are testing thousands of citizens per week, but in the United States testing has been more limited.
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That's especially true for economies in Europe, where "the room for fiscal manoeuvre is much more limited" compared to those in Asia.
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Currently, officials collect DNA on a much more limited basis — when a migrant is prosecuted in federal court for a criminal offense.
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It's worth considering the ways that animals, precisely because of their more limited intellects, might be more doggedly scientific than we are.
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Other delivery apps generally have relationships only with restaurants, so their offerings are more limited and they charge a smaller service fee.
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But on Monday, Wicker seemed open to a more limited private right of action than what the Democrats have proposed so far.
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Brookings Institution found that number to be about 600,000 in a similar survey with a more limited definition of on-demand workers.
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The options are also much more limited than with the Fitbit Versa, which is a full-featured smartwatch with a color display.
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With a background check for a Supreme Court nominee, the FBI is much more limited by the White House, its effective client.
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Biden isn't running on Medicare-for-all either; instead he's embracing the Affordable Care Act and a more limited public option proposal.
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The home dweller has more limited protections than a person buying a house with a mortgage, and evictions are quicker than a foreclosure.
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First-time buyers are much more price-sensitive than the rest of the market, and they are also more limited in credit availability.
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" The paper said people opposed to the idea "have been scrambling to find a more limited step that would satisfy the White House.
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SpaceX does have some more limited lunar ambitions, like launching paying customers on a potentially deadly slingshot tour around the Moon by 2018.
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But those systems have a more limited range, elevating the importance of Aegis ships, where they are, and how often they are deployed.
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Outright conflict on that front probably remains less likely than a more limited war involving North Korea, although it would also be cataclysmic.
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The need was most acute among pet owners with more limited means and older adults living farther away from shelters, the study found.
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The impact on the European economy will be much more limited than the one that followed the financial crisis of 2008, he added.
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But Zuckerberg is clearly interested in shifting attention away from the News Feed's troubles and toward a more limited model for sharing information.
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However, some EU member states criticized the plan, and it was abandoned in favor of a more limited proposal from France and Germany.
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It's very likely that the file passed through a more limited computer program than the one in which the file was first written.
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The charges follow a much more limited indictment unsealed in April, when Assange was charged with violating the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act.
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I still feel like women's choices surrounding babies, careers, and being single are slightly more limited, or judged, than they are for men.
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The terrorist blowback, the number of Italian foreign jihadists and the resentment against Italy in the Middle East are, therefore, much more limited.
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At Aldi, I get spinach and garlic ($2.58), but the store is under construction, so the selection is much more limited than usual.
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Fitch does not anticipate an upgrade at this time given the company's more limited operating profile and scale versus its 'AAA' rated peers.
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QuickSight already significantly undercuts the pricing of services like Tableau and others, though we're also talking about a somewhat more limited feature set.
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The authors believe the MEC system would be invaluable to hospitals and laboratories in the developing world, which have far more limited resources.
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But it can also connect you to various smaller bots with a much more limited and focused repertoire: Alexa, call me an Uber.
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At Disneyland, an annual pass with no blackout dates costs $1,049; two other pass tiers with more limited admittance cost $599 and $849.
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Patients are often given broad-spectrum antibiotics to treat infections caused by bacteria that might be knocked easily with a more limited antibiotic.
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If the effort is successful, prices will indeed drop — but there will be a more limited selection of items in Whole Foods stores.
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Initial content available in Australia may be more limited than in the U.S., however, since other broadcasters own local licenses for certain shows.
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We were all sharing information about the idols, for strategic purposes beyond the idol's more limited function, of saving you for one vote.
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There are countless paper doll sims with limited wardrobes and even more limited gameplay hooks, not to mention the abundance of copyright infringement.
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But if your phone isn't connected to Wi-Fi or cellular for whatever reason, the Urbane 22's functions become much more limited.
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"Obviously, what these researchers have done is much more limited than a general automated researcher, but it's on the way there," said Cho.
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The only problem there is that your options for sharing 360 photos (like this one) are even more limited than with spherical video.
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There's also an even-more-limited-edition premium model with extra RAM and storage and 24070-karat gold trim bling for RMB 222.56.
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With their smaller police forces, more limited treatment capacity, and dispersed populations, implementing police diversion in rural areas requires extensive planning and collaboration.
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Some scholars say there is biblical evidence that women served as deacons alongside men, but others say the women's functions were more limited.
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People could potentially face higher premiums because there are fewer insurers competing, and they could have more limited choices of plans and doctors.
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Corporate donations have similarly been more limited, and four companies have given a collective $8.1 million, the US Chamber of Commerce announced Monday.
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"The proliferation, I think, might start to get more limited just in terms of the pure number that we're talking about," Nicholas said.
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The strikes, more limited than once seemed likely, were designed to deter the Assad regime's use of chemical weapons once and for all.
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" But Mattis "wanted a more limited action that wouldn't risk a wider confrontation with Russian forces occupying a piece of the Syrian battlefield.
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It sounds more like a lot of people will lose their coverage or have more limited health care options in front of them.
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They like to say they support Medicare "for all who want it," a halfway point between single-payer and more limited public options.
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Others are chastened by the recent and fierce fights over more limited reforms and want to instead focus on what is politically possible.
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For St. Preux's part it was brave to step in against Jones at short notice but his striking looked more limited than ever.
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A large number of older iPhone models are resold to consumers in China and parts of Africa, which have more limited recycling options.
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Several states would like to expand Medicaid in a more limited way, capping eligibility at the poverty level, or $12,140 for an individual.
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While some American businesses would be pinched by retaliatory Chinese tariffs, the broader economic impact on the United States could be more limited.
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In 2014, President Barack Obama launched a more limited clemency initiative that encouraged certain nonviolent drug offenders serving mandatory minimum sentences to apply.
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For taxpayers earning more than $22018 million a year, the Senate bill offers a more limited upside and downside than the House bill.
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But the courts have also essentially said that Congress can decide that more limited procedures are sufficient for noncitizens detained at the border.
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Instead, Trump is looking at a more limited package that would fit with his messaging downplaying the severity of the virus, Politico reported.
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In an effort to make workers' jobs easier, the company announced internally on Wednesday that it is switching to a more limited menu.
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Let those in the House who voted for this atrocious bill "enjoy premiums some 20 percent lower" in exchange for more limited benefits.
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Assuming that the Iranians do mount a more limited retaliation, a retaliation that is meant to prevent further escalation, what does Trump do?
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On the U11, Alexa doesn't support setting alarms or reminders, and its knowledge database is just more limited than the Assistant or Siri's.
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And in the Senate, more limited proposals to rein in federal agencies' use of the technology have been slow to pick up support.
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What if it wasn't all-out, the United States and Russia throwing thousands of warheads at each other, but instead something more limited?
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The Trump administration could potentially advance a more limited voucher program and seek tax credits for private school tuition or home schooling costs.
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Developers will now be much more limited in how they access 23andMe's rich data and potentially in the services they can offer consumers.
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But this time New Delhi's room to compromise is more limited, court documents and interviews with federal health ministry officials and activists suggest.
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The law, passed as Senate Bill 220, was modeled after the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), though it's more limited in some areas.
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"The immediate impact to Uber/Lyft will be more limited than currently feared," Wedbush analyst Daniel Ives said in a note to investors.
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Less expensive mobile headsets that use smartphones as their screens are selling better, but are far more limited in what they can do.
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In parallel, Lebanon's economy has also suffered from economic stagnation and ballooning debt, leaving Hezbollah with ever-more limited resources to draw from.
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Room service, which offered selections from the restaurant, was available around the clock, though menu items were more limited during the overnight hours.
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It's also possible to enroll in private Medicare plans that can offer additional benefits, though with a more limited set of health providers.
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In theory it could be for a wide range of phones and tablets, though realistically LG's initial use could be far more limited.
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While Spanx actually does offer padded constricto-knickers for their female customers, the same can't be said for their more limited men's line.
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Although data is more limited, these graduates seem to attract the most interest from employers in finance, insurance and real estate, the survey found.
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Its conversational intelligence often feels incredibly limited — even more limited than Apple's Siri, even though neither are backed by an in-house search engine.
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Amazon has quietly launched an Android web browser app for emerging markets, where access to mobile data and high-speed connectivity is more limited.
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One reason the Obama administration replaced Secure Communities with a more limited program is that many governors and mayors refused to participate in it.
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Instead, Puerto Rico filing under the Puerto Rico Oversight, Management, and Economic Stability Act of 2016 gave it a more limited set of protections.
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As you might expect, with Apple being Apple, the choice of apps and devices is more limited when it comes to the iTunes Store.
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The broker did not inform him that Blue Cross had automatically enrolled the family in another policy, an HMO with far more limited coverage.
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The Sufis are more rhythmic with a more limited range; they don't work from a score, but their song builds in speed and intensity.
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As it stands, the House bill currently includes a much more limited requirement that law enforcement obtain a warrant essentially late in their investigation.
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Now the Labor Department either has to appeal, or be satisfied with the more limited data set that the judge ruled Google must supply.
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It's unclear at this time if that on-demand library will mirror Hulu's current catalog or if it will be a more limited selection.
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There are actually countless ways to block spoilers on your browser, but if you're looking for a mobile solution, your options are more limited.
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Amazon's selection is also a little more limited than what other retailers offer, with only specific configurations or color options offered for some devices.
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While the Synaptics trackpad on this machine will work fine with some tweaking, gestures will be way more limited compared to Apple's own trackpad.
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As the royal couple flex their muscles as global citizens, spare a thought for all those from Africa whose choices are far more limited.
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"As such, we believe the ability to take away beds will be much more limited than the market currently is reacting to," Meliker wrote.
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But there's a far more limited sonic vocabulary with which to express our ambition, or our happiness when that ambition manifests in tangible rewards.
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As a consequence, Samsung is rumored to be planning to produce 5G versions of the S10 in more limited quantities, according to The Bell.
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Because without trust and confidence in our public institutions, there is no confidence in the future and no more limited willingness to take risk.
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As The New York Times reported, Apple TV Plus' marketing has been more limited than the company's wall-to-wall promotions for the iPhone.
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He suggested it should be ambitious and cover all goods, but be more limited for services (also implying it will not cover financial ones).
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Some business people also have told Reuters recently that they are worried about more limited access to credit and higher borrowing costs this year.
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However, the impact on the current year will be more limited as the company is only due to be consolidated from the second half.
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But the main effects are felt within the tropics, with a much more limited effect on weather outside the tropics in the mid-latitudes.
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The 28 EU leaders were taken by surprise by the bold, last minute Turkish initiative, which went beyond previous plans for more limited cooperation.
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The idea of scaling back America's military commitments and focusing on more limited objectives, like defeating the Islamic State, makes a lot of sense.
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In this stage, it's like a more limited version of Tesla's Autopilot, but it's still a step towards greater autonomy on consumer shipping vehicles.
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They are, on a more limited basis, doing what socialist leaders and bureaucracies have done everywhere socialism has been tried on a mass scale.
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Rollins' more limited enthusiasm about GOP prospects in the elections is in line with predictions from Anthony Salvanto, the top pollster for CBS News.
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But many officers and observers agree that, in a more general sense, the reach of the police is more limited than society would like.
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The Asian country's nationwide system launched in 2007, and several other countries — including China, Taiwan and Mexico — have built more limited or experimental systems.
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This too would pose substantial downside risks to the U.K. economy, albeit on a very much more limited scale than crashing out of Europe.
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The perpetual debt ratings of KKB, BCC and ATF are rated two notches lower, reflecting greater non-performance risk and more limited recovery expectations.
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Mr. Trump also predicted an uptick in the price of goods with more limited trade, but suggested that was a compromise for keeping jobs.
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Again, this is usually more of an issue in the US, where there are more limited Priority Pass lounge locations, than it is abroad.
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The car drives okay, and although it has a much more limited range than a Tesla, it is — as advertised — a functioning electric automobile.
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The trans-Atlantic automaker has had to settle for much more limited deals with BMW and Google spin-off Waymo on autonomous vehicle development.
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The Arizona attack was more limited and involved introducing malicious software into the voter registration system, Yahoo News quoted a state official as saying.
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General Motors, the largest domestic automaker, Toyota and Fiat Chrysler offer subsidies so dealers can operate loaner fleets, but their programs are more limited.
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The intention of Restricted Mode is to filter out mature content for the tiny subset of our users who want a more limited experience.
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The message is clear: if you dig metal, you're either a doofus or a Satanist, and for women, the tropes are even more limited.
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That is that some of these items are more expensive on Amazon and Walmart's sites versus Costco's, and their assortments are also more limited.
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But a baby animal — especially one that we've put in a cage of human experience, as we've done for Fiona, holds more limited possibility.
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Congress could take a more limited action, like passing a temporary extension for DACA recipients while stopping short of passing the full DREAM Act.
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A scorched-earth competitor when we also think that willingness to pay in that market in terms of revenue per trip is more limited.
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St. Louis police piloted a more limited body camera program in December of 2015, but didn't implement a wider effort due to cost constraints.
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Those same areas already face unique barriers to countering social isolation and loneliness, including transportation barriers, and more limited broadband Internet and cellular connectivity.
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There is a link between mental health problems and gun violence, but studies show that the connection is far more limited than widely thought.
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The letter Cummings released on Thursday has a more limited request: that the president-elect simply make public the extent of his business holdings.
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Under the Obama administration, Japan imposed more limited sanctions on Russia than the White House wanted after Russia annexed the Crimean peninsula in 2014.
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However, with ByteDance having confirmed that its phone isn't coming to the US, its more limited ambitions for the Jianguo Pro 3 are obvious.
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But Democratic candidates, strategists involved in key races say, see Hillary Clinton's potential role as much more limited than it's been in previous years.
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The latest trend is flip phones with a far more limited display on the front and a super-tall, bendy screen on the inside.
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Giuffre's attorneys initially opposed a more limited unsealing sought by Cernovich and Dershowitz, but now say they favor a broad unsealing of the records.
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He now favors a more limited public option for health care, and critics say his climate plan is less sweeping than they had hoped.
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This mode appears to be more limited, with a data cap of 1GB at a time, up to a maximum of 2GB a day.
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Around the front, the G8 Power has a 25-megapixel selfie camera, while the G8 is more limited with just an 8-megapixel sensor.
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He signed an executive order in February 2017 formally asking Pruitt to consider repealing the rule and replacing it with a more limited one.
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It made it much easier for my kids to stay in frame than with other devices that have a more limited field of view.
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Officials who were uneasy with the cigar-and-whiskey atmosphere in Palm Springs were left out and had more limited interactions with Mr. Williams.
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As a result, some analysts are forecasting a severe shortage of middle distillates, causing prices to spike, while others see a more limited impact.
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Second, while that improvisational mayhem making remains my favorite part of Goose Game, it is more limited than anything in Agent 47's adventures.
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A more limited fixed line partnership with Cisco in 2004 failed to generate any real value due to disagreements between sales forces, he said.
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They do have some leverage (by denying a provider or drugmaker access to their patients) but it is more limited than in other countries.
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Joe Manchin, D-West Virginia, and Pat Toomey, R-Pennsylvania, which is more limited in scope than the House bill that passed in February.
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Finland is gearing up to launch a large-scale trial next year, and a more limited effort is current underway in Utrecht, the Netherlands.
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"Monetary policy space could be more limited in some jurisdictions, increasing the desirability that fiscal policy supplement it if a downturn materializes," he said.
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Of more importance is the end-user experience, and picking a faster but more limited language for chatbot-building such as C++ is self-defeating.
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The Papers of Abraham Lincoln, which began in 1985 as a more limited project dedicated to Lincoln's law practice, has already posted some documents online.
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And although you might find even lower prices on some 2018 models closer to the end of the year, the selection could be more limited.
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A "no" vote means you oppose the proposal for the legalization of medical marijuana, keeping the state's current, more limited medical marijuana program in place.
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It's also one of the more limited availability options on this list; Overcooked 2 is only available on PlayStation 4, Switch, Windows, and Xbox One.
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Facebook shut down the targeting option last week and said Wednesday that it is will reopen that targeting capability but in a more limited form.
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Against these peers EIT is smaller, has more limited diversification and is mainly reliant on broadcast TV versus the mobile-oriented businesses of its peers.
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The access requirement makes these much more limited than the likes of Meltdown and Spectre, which exploited problems at the memory handling and architecture level.
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We tried it at CES, and while it's far more limited than something like Mindstorms (and costs a lot of money), it's also pretty fun!
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Consumers there have access to a more limited version of the operating system, which doesn't come pre-installed with Google services that are blocked there.
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Gear VR and cardboard for the mobile crowd and PlayStation VR or (in a more limited sense) Nintendo's Labo VR Kit for the console folks.
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Giving away $2,000 to every household in America is really, really expensive; even the more limited version TPC evaluated costs $4.1 trillion over 10 years.
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Liebold says players can expect the new levels to similarly change over time as challenges are added and more limited time contract missions are released.
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"When we're close to zero at the policy rate level, our options are more limited than if the policy rate is set higher," Lockhart said.
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This year, Massachusetts became the latest state to publicize breaches of its residents' information, though its summaries are more limited than those in other states.
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Facebook's new feature is a little more limited and only lets people livestream games from Blizzard Entertainment, which makes War of Worldcraft and, yes, Overwatch.
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This time the ban applies to people from Chad, Iran, Libya, North Korea, Somalia, Syria and Yemen with more limited restrictions on Iraq and Venezuela.
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If there is a tech bubble, and if it pops as some experts have predicted, investment dollars for "moonshot" ventures will become even more limited.
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I also think there's an opportunity here for the platforms to share best practices with each other, and (in more limited ways) with the public.
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Content ID is more limited in its availability, and unlike this new tool, it also allows content owners to monetize unauthorized uses of their work.
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In Europe, they can spotlight obstacles nearly a half-mile away, but versions now showing up in the U.S. are severely more limited in power.
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This is a wider variety compared to services like GOAT where product categories are more limited – as of now that platform still only supports sneakers.
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And while the open structure eases that frustration for much of the game, as you approach the end, your choices become more and more limited.
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But so far, it seems like Apple TV+'s selection will be far more limited than what you can find in Netflix or another service.
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He is probably right to insist that, on his watch, corruption was more limited than the lurid misdeeds of which the present leadership stands accused.
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The highlighter went on to become a permanent part of Becca's collection, and Hill even created more limited edition Champagne Pop-inspired palettes after. 3.
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Their reach previously extended to areas in the north and remote locations where resources were more limited, to help people like V. Simeon and Narkendor.
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Alpha clones represent the free option, and offer a more limited, and very specific set of skills, weapons, and ships that players have access to.
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Though our choices were more limited, we found a Stanley fiberglass hammer for $4.88, a price much lower than over at Lowe's or Home Depot.
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Members of the Senate Banking Committee have indicated that they prefer a smaller, more limited bill to help community banks instead of wide-reaching legislation.
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Features are more limited, but users can get medication reminders and have video chats with family members who download their own version of the app.
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The Messenger platform update today tackles this latter problem, by offering an alternative to the more limited – and sometimes confusing – systems that were previously available.
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They expect Zika's spread will be more limited than in Brazil, given widespread U.S. use of screens on windows, air conditioning and mosquito control programs.
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After that, it's training camp for his second NBA season, where his role will be more limited than it's been over the past five games.
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"The intention of restricted mode is to filter out mature content for the tiny subset of viewers who want a more limited experience," it reads.
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The Trump administration has already expelled 60 Russian diplomats over the attack, though Trump was reportedly annoyed that European allies took much more limited steps.
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While the streams for "The Mick" and "Ghosted" are more limited-time promotions, another live stream from Fox will run throughout the fall TV season.
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I've always had a theory that as people get older, if they're lucky, they get better and better at a more limited set of skills.
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In parts of Virginia, North Carolina and Georgia — where there are clusters of suburbs and major urban areas — Mr. Trump's appeal is far more limited.
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But Lighthizer gave no indication the talks may produce an interim deal with a more limited scope, as suggested by some media reports, Donohue said.
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But Trump's administration has already shown that its capacity to read and influence politics in Iran and Venezuela is far more limited that it expected.
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And when you're on the road, you may find that places to dispose of that packaging are much more limited than they are at home.
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A similar though far more limited effort is being made this afternoon by GrowFood Carolina, a Charleston, S.C., company that distributes food from local farms.
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Many Republicans want to allow states to prescribe a more limited, less expensive package of health benefits than is required under the Affordable Care Act.
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The dilemma of the "false friends" is not new, however, and the legal options for the White House are more limited than one might think.
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One company said there was no need to issue a statement because the ban was "more limited in scope" and had not impacted its employees.
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The FDA-approved label for Descovy, while more limited than Truvada's, "comes as expected," RBC Capital Markets analyst Brian Abrahams said in a research note.
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That said, while Chinese leverage over North Korea is greater than any other single nation, it remains more limited than often portrayed by American media.
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Stable Operations in Both Markets Trilogy's operations reside in markets that have relatively favorable fundamentals, but Bolivia has more limited economic, demographic and industry characteristics.
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"Russia lags far behind China in both economic and soft power, but it has used its more limited resources very effectively" he wrote on Thursday.
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Of the three companies, Google has long maintained that the scope of Russian influence on its platforms has been more limited than Facebook or Twitter.
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They do have chemistry, and while Mr. Michael is a more limited actor, their flirtation effectively captures those overheated, intense moments of falling in love.
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But women's health and abortion specifically have been a focal point in a more limited number of races, even in the Year of the Woman.
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"We're still going to have places where it seems appropriate to keep things confidential, but it's going to be a lot more limited," Ware said.
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But executive action is going to be much more limited, enacting changes at the edges rather than establishing sweeping proposals like a new gun licensing scheme.
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Almost all players, Republican and Democrat, acknowledge that their dollars had a far more limited impact than they themselves had predicted at the campaign's starting gun.
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Bezeq, Israel's former telecoms monopoly, began facing stronger competition in 2015 after the government opened the market to smaller rivals offering cheaper but more limited services.
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The latest models of the Nissan Leaf and the Hyundai Ioniq Electric cost about $30,000 but have more limited ranges of 107 miles and 124 miles.
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Two years later, the company got clearance to provide health information again, but to a much more limited extent, for about 36 relatively rare genetic diseases.
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Most experts who spoke with CNBC said they expected the tribunal to rule against China — although others said that the ruling may have been more limited.
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Yet minds feel more crimped, fear more pervasive, possibility more limited, adventure more choreographed, politics more stale, economics more skewed, pressure more crushing, escape more elusive.
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The big picture: The idea has strong appeal for many Democrats, as does the more limited approach of letting 50-64 year olds buy into Medicare.
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In equilibrium, that could allow relatively more long-term mispricing and thus greater profitability for the more limited arbitrage capital that is pursuing patient active strategies.
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This won't be the first time Pokémon Go has let you battle other players, but the current Trainer Battles feature is much more limited in scope.
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Families in rural zip codes have a harder time accessing quality health care, with services in remote communities much more limited than in denser metro areas.
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"Restricted Mode is an optional feature used by a very small subset of users who want to have a more limited YouTube experience," the spokesperson said.
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But it's also the kind of story development that simply isn't possible in a more limited space, even one as expansive as an eight-hour miniseries.
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Tiger started with record players, but quickly moved to cheaply produced LCD-based electronics that worked vaguely like video games, but had far more limited functionality.
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The speaker will still have an always-on voice assistant, but Apple's implementation of Siri here will be more limited than what's present on other devices.
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The president never authorized the assassination, instead choosing a more limited bombing of a Syrian airbase, and both Trump and Mattis deny that conversation ever happened.
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That adds to the Trump transition team's already more limited pool of qualified contenders as they face a long list of Republicans who have rebuked Trump.
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However, the current model for third country participation offers a more limited role for the UK after Brexit than that envisaged by the government, it noted.
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Secretly, we all have, and Pornhub just made…Read more ReadIt's worth pointing out that the Pornhub app has much more limited functionality than the website.
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Its lower rating than its peers' - British American Tobacco (A-/RWN) and Philip Morris International (A/Negative Outlook) - reflects more limited geographic diversification and higher leverage.
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Harker declined to comment more generally on Moore's suitability, which has been questioned given his more limited background in academia or banking than previous Fed nominees.
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That means Prime Wardrobe is doing well for Amazon, at least, even if it's a more limited selection of clothing than online shoppers may have wanted.
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Due to the damage to the truck, he is now operating on more limited hours, and can't offer his full menu until his fryer is repaired.
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It should be noted that while creating the horsepox virus was simpler than many would like to believe, access to smallpox DNA is much more limited.
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But information on the cash Treasury market and results of bond auctions are far more limited, while brokers and venues provide scant data to the public.
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A majority of Congressional Republicans voted for ESSA in the hope that the federal government could play a more limited, principled role in the years ahead.
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The stylish two-door is more limited than the other cars on the list — only 25 will be produced — but it's still considered a production vehicle.
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But more limited measures have been gaining clear support: One recent poll, for instance, found that a majority of Oregonians supported the legalization of medical psilocybin.
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The soaring cost of housing in these places pushes those of more modest means away, toward spots where homes are cheaper but opportunity is more limited.
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Other EU leaders have made clear that they also imply more limited British access to the EU's single market, delivering a further hit to the economy.
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Annual Reserve users pay $89/year to get access to the perks/savings, while monthly users pay $14.99/month for a more limited set of perks.
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Losses have been more limited against the yen as the Bank of Japan has stuck with its massive stimulus campaign and stopped yields there from rising.
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By comparison, larger, twin-aisle planes require more passengers to keep them full and the number of routes that can sustain that demand is more limited.
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According to Hashmi, "both (Bhakti Vibration and Miya Bhai) are very dangerous," though she points out the audience for Miya Bhai Electronica is arguably more limited.
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The arguments, for example, surrounding health care (Medicare for All versus a more limited expansion of Obamacare) are over pace and scope rather than policy direction.
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Also, the growing prevalence of college-educated whites and nonwhites in the electorate means that the audience for race-inflected crime appeals may be more limited.
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The government has said it will create new categories for foreign workers with more limited skills, but will issue only a small number of such visas.
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Last year, Congress passed a plea act for corruption charges (for natural persons), but the process is much more limited than in the U.S. or Brazil.
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Rouhani's allies took all 22000 parliamentary seats in Tehran, though their gains outside the capital were more limited, with conservatives keeping many seats in both bodies.
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While 360-degree videos have been popping up more than ever over the web, mobile and on Facebook, their use in news is still more limited.
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The rights being considered are far more limited than those given to married heterosexual couples and the bill could be watered down further as debate continues.
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Ms. Winberg typically takes on larger residential projects, she said, but with two children in their 20s, she began designing projects with much more limited space.
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But it was not immediately clear what would set the new talks apart from those carried out by the Obama administration, beyond their more limited scope.
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See, prior to the air conditioner reaching homes around the country, architects had to think more creatively about keeping people cool when options were more limited.
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Their analysis, presented at a Microsoft event on Tuesday in Washington, D.C., suggests that the speedy access is much more limited than the F.C.C. data shows.
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And while expanding her own presence in the White House, Ms. Trump has at times, intentionally or not, defined her stepmother's role in more limited terms.
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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) information is available online in Spanish and Simplified Chinese, but on a more limited basis than English-language information.
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Perhaps most significantly, the watchdog will impose financial penalties, such as fines, in more limited circumstances and will require a cost-benefit analysis before investigating wrongdoing.
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Iran, which sees the uprising in Iraq as a threat that has encouraged a similar if more limited movement at home, has advocated a tough response.
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"Availability is certainly more limited than it would be otherwise but not impossible if you're willing to be flexible with connections and flight times," she said.
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But many more Democrats this week said they'd like to pursue more limited steps to expand health insurance coverage and the government's role in the system.
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"I feel like taking a more limited schedule allows you to really bring it and give it your fullest attention when you do play," he said.
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Warren&aposs plan to unilaterally cancel student-loan debt on day one of her presidency is slightly more limited, with a cap of $50,000 per borrower.
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The irony, of course, is that now that the Republicans have those safe districts, their ability to pass legislation is perhaps even more limited than before.
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CITIES IN LOCKDOWN "The coronavirus outbreak has so far been more limited and less fatal than 2003s SARS epidemic," analysts at Citigroup said in a note.
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For sides, Aunt Sammy recommended a more limited and less expensive array of dishes than was traditional — baked sweet potatoes, creamed onions and baby lima beans.
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Scientists in 1999 created Tetra, a rhesus monkey, but used what researchers consider a simpler cloning method that produces a more limited number of off spring.
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The new order's 90-day suspension of entry from Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen was more limited and subject to case-by-case exceptions.
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Alternatively, in smaller cities such as Yuma, Arizona, or Elizabethtown, Kentucky, the offerings are far more limited, with only around 2,000 openings at any one time.
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Players are parts of teams, and the ability for a single player to truly tank a game is much more limited than we like to think.
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"Siri on HomePod is more limited in the number of domains, so adding support for things like navigation and email would quickly improve the experience," Munster added.
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Halide's creators note, too, that the 30-second timer was built with accessibility in mind – allowing users with more limited mobility a better way to take photos.
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First, the North won't say "no" when asked for information by Pompeo, but it will want to haggle over what should be included in more limited summary.
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The Obama administration ended up replacing Secure Communities with something that (theoretically) sets much clearer and more limited rules for when someone gets turned over to ICE.
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The devices shared with state and local agencies are thought to be far more limited than those used by federal agencies, though the hardware is likely similar.
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"Due to the unique characteristics of the Medicare program, some individuals might experience higher costs or more limited drug coverage compared to other insurance options," Pearson said.
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Central bank governor Yi Gang, however, has suggested the room for further monetary easing had become more limited, while economists also expressed concerns about rising debt risks.
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Notably, the bylaws also spell out that any member of the association may leave for any reason, although transferring membership is only allowed under more limited circumstances.
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Yara Hidalgo, 25, is a student teacher at Sacred Heart Nativity Schools, a job made possible when she qualified for an earlier, more limited version of DACA.
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Dubbed Manifest 3, the changes involve crippling the WebRequest APIs that developers currently use to block content in favor of a new declarativeNetRequest API that's more limited.
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But when we're close to zero, at the policy rate level, close to zero, our options are more limited than if the policy rate is set higher.
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Facebook currently promotes a more limited feature called Privacy Check-Up that gives you privacy controls over future posts, your profile's About Me section, and app preferences.
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The truth is, now that he's not in the public eye, now that he's left office, our view of Obama's day-to-day life is more limited.
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On Android, head to Settings and tap Google then Personal info & privacy; on iOS, open the Google app to find a more limited set of privacy controls.
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The scheme was also more limited than the hype suggested; it was not a truly universal benefit, because all the recipients were chosen from among the unemployed.
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As far as where you'll be able to get Google's 33 flagship smartphone, availability is much more limited compared to the likes of Samsung or Apple's products.
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But they said they were unable to discern whether the increase could be the result of droughts getting more severe or earlier data sets being more limited.
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But clinics like Berman's are not using pluripotent stem cells — they are using the mesenchymal stem cells found in fat, which are much more limited in function.
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Audiences are often swayed to see a movie based on how much media attention it is getting, or if the film previously had a more limited distribution.
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Audiences are often swayed to see a movie based on how much media attention it is getting or if the film previously had a more limited distribution.
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With Boston close to full strength in the playoffs, his ice time has been more limited, but Coach Bruce Cassidy expects him to contribute when called upon.
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At $499, you get the same build quality but far more limited internals — it won't even have a Core m processor; just a low-end Pentium chip.
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In 1994, the more limited scope of any military strike made it possible that the North would not retaliate with a massive artillery counterstrike against South Korea.
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The expected rating is constrained by the company's high leverage, more limited size than its peers, and the low monetisation of its back catalogue through Banijay Rights.
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Most likely you will come up with just some things — not everything — and the scope of these stressors will look much more limited than it initially appeared.
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If we want to deal with rising inequality and rising wealth concentration seriously, then we need to make these forms of tax dodging much, much more limited.
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Until 2009 TAA was more limited for those displaced by Chinese competition than by NAFTA, notionally because no free-trade deal had been signed with the Chinese.
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In addition to refining its streaming technology, the company emphasizes everything you can do with Shadow that you can't do with a more limited cloud gaming service.
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At $79 per month, the price significantly undercuts the MTA's prices for someone riding the subway twice daily, though its hours and coverage area are more limited.
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"Nothing is more limited than being a limited partner of George Steinbrenner's" is a quip that is most frequently attributed to the former Yankees investor John McMullen.
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Patents and copyrights are crucial for securing rights so that firms can invest, they acknowledge, but those rights need to be more limited than they are today.
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"In particular, relative to earlier estimates, they see current policy as less accommodative, the labor market as less tight, and inflationary pressures as more limited," he continued.
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These waivers would be much more limited in scope than those that would have been allowed under the now-shelved House and Senate bills to repeal Obamacare.
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If a person misses a payment, he or she would either be locked out of Medicaid for six months or dropped to a more limited coverage plan.
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Apple might have more limited inventory of certain iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro models, which could explain why delivery dates are being extended for those models.
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Supply is expected to be even more limited than in previous years, however, so the next-gen iPhones might be hard to find immediately after their release.
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Both liberals and conservatives, then, would seem to have an interest in returning the judiciary to the more limited role envisioned for it by the nation's founders.
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These might have more limited use-cases, as well as compromises in charge times and capacity, but they do exist and could prove useful in a pinch.
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The history of the novel is full of characters who mature by reconciling themselves to a more limited and circumscribed fate than they had felt entitled to.
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The reduced US forces' size -- which has yet to be formalized and remains for the foreseeable future 14,000 strong -- will have to have a more limited mission.
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Qualcomm's corporate strategy has been to invest in growing markets outside smartphones, since the smartphone market has saturated and future growth is believed to be more limited.
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Signing some but not all funding bills into law would result in a more-limited shutdown in the event that a stopgap measure isn't signed into law.
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While the service is a rival of sorts to other free services, like Spotify and Pandora, it has a more limited catalog of just 2 million tracks.
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And nowhere are they more limited than in the Tigers' league, the Southeastern Conference, which bans the sale of alcohol at home games to general-admission guests.
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I worked with my good friend and cinematographer Steven Cameron Ferguson to experiment with how to push things cinematically as the performance was more limited that animation.
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Prison is a place where we send people to be subject to incredible rates of violence, incredible rates of sexual assault, [and] often more limited medical care.
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Forbes failed that test spectacularly when it described Kylie Jenner as "self-made," but many are guilty of the same flawed thinking, in a more limited way.
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The European Union appears to be leaning against striking a special deal for London, instead giving the financial center more limited access to the European single market.
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But state legislators had different ideas and approved a more limited expansion, to 100 percent of the poverty level, or $12,490 for an individual, with work requirements.
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The researchers again saw an effect on the students with more limited reading skills; they remembered more science if they had learned with the integrated arts methods.
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While a radio plugged into the side of a laptop may be more limited in its reach, it does promise to open up new realities for exploration.
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The Obama administration attempted to negotiate a more limited agreement with China, a bilateral investment treaty, but could not finalize the deal before Mr. Trump took office.
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Yoho's bill would compete with the Farm Workforce Modernization Act, a similar bipartisan proposal passed through the House late last year, although it's more limited in scope.
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Investor distrust of the industry for overspending has resulted in a lack of funds for the sector and capital expenditures are likely to become even more limited.
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This month, MoviePass announced a deal that's decidedly more limited: Subscribers can now see just three movies per month, and those picks still come with tremendous caveats.
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Alternatively, the European Union would be willing to discuss a more limited free-trade deal with the United States that focused on industrial goods, the official said.
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They say that his ideological moderation has a greater appeal to Democratic voters writ large than to the vocal but more limited universe of social media users.
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Mr. de Blasio opposed legislation increasing oversight of police stops, eventually backing a more limited version amid the threat that City Council members would override his veto.
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The Heller decision was a more limited ruling than some gun advocates would like to admit, and is compatible with many gun laws that protect us today.
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Now, again, I suspect, based on my experience with Khamenei, that Khamenei is nevertheless going to stick to that much more limited response in the first round.
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This implies that central banks could be more limited in their ability to further lower the policy rate to respond to recessionary shocks and stimulate the economy.
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Yet for modest dolcetto, "a pretty simple wine, as it's meant to be," a reader, Mark of Boston, pointed out, the price range is far more limited.
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The new in-app reservation booking tool will become available to the larger Platinum and Centurion Card Member base by 2020, following this week's more limited launch.
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Simply repealing that rule would create a thicket of new legal challenges, but Mr. Pruitt could replace it with water regulations that were more limited in scope.
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Attendance for the choir's performance at the cathedral on Saturday night will be more limited — the cathedral can hold 2,200 people and the event requires a ticket.
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There, in her family's two-story home, with stairs to negotiate, her life became more limited as she grew larger and her parents couldn't easily lift her.
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WASHINGTON, Feb 23 (Reuters) - The International Monetary Fund on Thursday urged Nigeria to step up its economic reform efforts before the opportunity for reforms becomes more limited.
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It's the Democrats, after all, who failed to pass both comprehensive immigration reform and a much more limited, broadly popular DREAM Act under much friendlier political climates.
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The Senate bill, which is more limited in scope than the House's original proposal, has nine Democratic co-sponsors, meaning it is likely to pass into law.
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"We're not going to do any of that," Mattis muttered to an aide, before drawing up plans for a more limited airstrike that Trump later agreed to.
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It could mean there will be fewer opportunities for sharing ideas and more limited means for Britons to join the most important projects happening in their fields.
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Either way, according to HHS, the result was a decrease in health services overall, and especially in geographic areas where adequate health care options were more limited.
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For archaeologists, who usually work on smaller, more limited projects, the prospect of gaining a unique snapshot of everyday life in the Bronze Age presents a palpable thrill.
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She said additional details regarding specific Prime Day deals will be released closer to the event, including "far more" limited-time lightning deals and deals of the day.
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But, 72 hours later, there's still hope that you'll be able to get Kylie merch in your stocking this holiday season — although the options are slightly more limited.
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While not an exact comparison, since it is more limited, Google has tried to do similar things related to its news offerings, such as the Google News Lab.
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The cooler mods, like the Moto 360 Camera or the Moto Gamepad, work as advertised, but are more expensive and feel more limited than a traditional standalone accessory.
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It would give jurisdiction to the Defense Department rather than the Commerce Department, and set a more limited definition of goods that can be considered national security threats.
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If this is an example of what a team can do with the genre on more limited resources, I'm basically thrilled to see where we go from here.
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As more and more companies surpass the billion dollar valuation mark, the avenues for capital become more limited, which often means terms are pushed in favor of investors.
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The size is more limited by the optics of the camera and the size of the antenna, which must have certain dimensions to transmit and receive radio signals.
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"The peso will continue to strengthen along with Clinton's chances of becoming U.S. president, but the upside is more limited than many may expect," SEB analysts told clients.
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While that one affected every single phone and happened because of a design flaw, this one is far more limited and doesn't even seem to be Samsung's fault.
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HoloLens is also still limited in a few ways — for instance, the headset's field of view is much more limited than onstage presentations like these make it seem.
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We've rolled out a more limited function across Poland, U.S and Canada so that customers there can request and receive money from friends/family in U.K and Eurozone.
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This isn't quite as granular or as accessible as a direct Photoshop scaling option, but it's an improvement on the even more limited options we had until now.
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After a deadly train crash during morning rush hour at a busy New Jersey station, commuters have more limited options to travel between New Jersey and New York.
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While still technically a smart display, the Portal is more limited in its feature set; video chatting with other Portal or Facebook users is the big spotlight here.
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She said Microsoft expects "continued market impact" because of a more limited supply of chips, and she said the PC conditions could also hinder Office consumer revenue growth.
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The big picture: Medicare Advantage is the private version of Medicare that has more limited networks of doctors and hospitals but cheaper premiums, and it is heavily consolidated.
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Another worry is that foreign companies might be less inclined to invest in Britain if it leaves the EU, and has more limited access to the single market.
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Ryan eventually proposed a more limited process for leadership to cherry-pick which amendments could get floor time to add more predictability and protect members from tough votes.
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"Losing that head-to-head competition could drive up prices for those on a more limited income," said Gene Kimmelman, president of Public Knowledge, a consumer advocacy group.
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The announcement of the Pi 3 follows the launch of the Raspberry Pi Zero last November—a cheaper, smaller, and much more limited computer that costs just $5.
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Brazil, one of its main trading partners, is most vulnerable to direct contagion, but Argentina's trade with other emerging markets is more limited beyond China, Chile and Vietnam.
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Military spokesman Ahmed al-Khalifa al-Shami said the army backed the policy shift, and military cooperation with Iran had been more limited than media reports would suggest.
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If you aren't lucky enough to get in at the launch of an MLM, then your earning power may be more limited by a saturated market, he said.
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It would be harder to quantify the gains to shareholders from a more limited joint-venture deal than with an outright acquisition, said Cowen analyst Cai von Rumohr.
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The decision exists as both symbol and substance: powerful as a symbol of the pro-gun movement's victory, but considerably cloudier and more limited as a judicial precedent.
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But recent reporting has suggested Facebook's AI tools are more limited than previously understood, raising questions about whether its tech can handle increasingly sophisticated threats like deep fakes.
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The Arizona attack was more limited and involved introducing malicious software into one state employee's computer, said Matt Roberts, communications director for the Arizona secretary of state's office.
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Many a database system has implemented some version of this already, including MySQL, though they are often far more limited in scope compared to what AWS announced today.
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That's still true two decades later, but a trip to the Wayback Machine reveals a much more limited version of the service we know and use daily now.
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Having failed to push through legislation replacing the Affordable Care Act, he is taking more limited measures on his own authority aimed at chipping away at the law.
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And Chinese officials and many experts say that China's influence over North Korea is more limited and brittle than Mr. Trump and other Western leaders seem to believe.
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Mr. Boyd called the more limited request "more reasonable" and said it "could mitigate some of the legal barriers to disclosure" that the department had earlier objected to.
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And whereas the independent counsel had all the investigative and prosecutorial powers of the attorney general, the special counsel has the more limited powers of a US attorney.
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Although ALEC and the other right-wing networks have a presence across almost all of the US states, SiX has much more limited scope — at least so far.
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As economy class seats get smaller, legroom more limited, and aisles narrower, air travel has become an uncomfortable experience for many passengers and poses ever more evacuation dangers.
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That's not to say that voice chat isn't possible; it's just much more limited, and the process differs depending on the multiplayer game that you want to play.
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More importantly, unlike 2003, China is now an economic powerhouse and a key link in the global supply chain, as is South Korea to a more limited extent.
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We think Amazon "should continue deploying all available capital until reinvestment opportunities become more limited or more risky," analyst Rob Sanderson wrote in a note to clients Thursday.
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Defense Secretary Jim Mattis pushed hard to limit the strikes to proven weapons facilities in the hopes that a more limited strike would not prompt retaliation from Russia.
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It notably refrains from mentioning democracy and human rights — topics Arab leaders often view as U.S. moralizing — in favor of the more limited goals of peace and stability.
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About 900 clinics have dropped out of the program, according to a report by reproductive rights group Power to Decide, citing instances of more limited and expensive services.
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Political strategists on both sides of the aisle say they still expect digital advertising spend to rise even as their targeting options become more limited by Google itself.
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But in my brief testing this morning, it feels more limited than those dedicated read-it-later services, and frankly, doesn't seem that useful to me at all.
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As the Post noted, the states have more limited powers at their disposal than the feds, which can break up entire firms on the grounds of anticompetition law.
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The RWE also reflects our view that failure to do so would, in our opinion, increase the risk of the bank failing given its more limited financial flexibility.
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While President Donald Trump declared Saturday that the FBI would have "free rein" in its investigation, people close to the matter say the scope is far more limited.
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People who live with mental illness do have longer odds on experiencing happiness than their healthy counterparts, but this is because they have more limited access to care.
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The physical results offered more limited information than last year's but note that the President increased his daily dose of rosuvastatin, a medication used to treat high cholesterol.
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His military experience gives him heft on national security issues that could help offset his youth while contrasting himself with other candidates with more limited foreign policy chops.
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In the 2020 campaign so far, Biden has released only two notable proposals of his own: The climate plan is more limited in targeting oil and gas exploration.
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"This gave him more freedom because more people didn't necessarily understand it in English and the danger for him to run into trouble was more limited," Stürtz says.
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The damage from the partial shutdown that started last month is expected to be more limited than some previous closures as it affects about one-fourth of the government.
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"Restricted Mode is an optional feature used by a very small subset of users who want to have a more limited YouTube experience," YouTube told CNN in a statement.
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While much more limited than 12 years ago, the unrest served as a reminder of the simmering tension in neighborhoods with higher than average unemployment and large immigrant populations.
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But there are also dangers to starting much more limited conflicts – such as that between India and Pakistan this week – and trusting they will not run out of control.
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A word of caution for value-minded investors: Such deep-value and pure-value screens tend to make holdings more limited, and therefore more volatile, than broader market indices.
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These days, sub-$200 laptops commonly ship with HD displays, full Windows 10 (rather than something more limited, like Google's Chrome OS), and a decent chunk of internal storage.
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EIT's ratings take into account its strong and highly visible cash flow, solid sector fundamentals, clearly stated financial policy, and more limited M&A risk than its sector peers.
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She is making different decisions about her life than she would have a week ago — and finding her options more limited just because we don't know what will happen.
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On Wednesday, the social network announced changes to its API, indicating that developers of third-party apps will have more limited access to data from both Facebook and Instagram.
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When you opt in, you'll be asked to create a separate dating profile with a more limited amount of personal information that will be shown to your potential matches.
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Why it matters: Jeff Flake just became the first Senate Republican to call for an FBI investigation, but on a more limited scale — and with no mention of impeachment.
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"With longer seasons, networks demand more time from their stars but with their more limited slates, they can pour more money into their hit shows," writes Forbes' Madeline Berg.
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Purdue staff recommended the Sackler family create a foundation to help solve the opioid crisis and focus its marketing on more limited prescriptions that were appropriate for patients' pain.
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While advertisers may pay a higher price for commercial time that is in more limited supply, the price may not be enough to offset the decrease in commercial time.
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In effect, the new rules may bifurcate the hearings between the extended question time enjoyed by Schiff and Nunes and the more limited question time devoted to other members.
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The 2017 premium hikes and more limited options for Obamacare are a "clarion call" for legislative changes to fix the program, Aetna CEO Mark Bertolini told CNBC on Thursday.
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But the CEO acknowledges that the Fuse 1's appeal, while strong in certain circles, will likely be more limited that its Form line, owing, in part, to pricing.
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But it's hard to see that taking off versus a product that can accomplish both immersive, dual-lens AR and more limited single-lens AR in the same package.
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To pass a Medicare-for-all plan — even a more limited version of it — it would probably need to rank either first or second on the White House's agenda.
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These networks are being shut down and replaced all over the world, so you would have ended up with a phone that was even more limited than you expected.
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"After the epic run in the averages, the charts, as interpreted by Carley Garner, suggest that the upside in the stock market has gotten more limited," the host said.
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Now it's back in Pittsburgh but in a much more limited capacity and has clearly taken a back seat when it comes to self-driving cars throughout the state.
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New users will be more limited in the functionality they can access, while existing paid customers will be able to keep everything they've been able to do so far.
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Videos with a yellow dollar sign can earn money from a more limited set of advertisers and YouTube Red; some of these videos will get no ads at all.
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But as Zuckerberg has now revealed in his January 19 post, the news that people do see from publishers will also come from a more limited number of sources.
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Next, I headed to Hong Kong — a city with one of the highest rates of meat consumption per capita — where I quickly discovered the options are much more limited.
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Released in 2015, Vue is Sony's answer to Sling and other skinny bundle packages that offer a more limited alternative to full-fledged cable TV at a reduced price.
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While it only works in the slightly more limited Smart mode, Follow Me/Watch Me may be the best and most useful feature, especially for the action video set.
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Putin's Syria intervention showed just how much effort Moscow was willing to make to shore up its allies and interests, demonstrated once again with more limited support in Venezuela.
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Under the current law, the special counsel's focus is somewhat more limited, with the scope of the investigation set by the attorney general and confined to investigating criminal matters.
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"While there is risk that the yen strengthens further, the probability of this happening should be more limited given current levels, unless a risk-off environment returns," he said.
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"If we want to deal with rising inequality seriously, then we need to make these forms of tax dodging much, much more limited," Zucman told me in an interview.
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It is not certain whether she is joining as a full-time cast member or in a more limited capacity as a friend of someone already on the show.
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But after protests from insurers and some states, the agency settled — for now — on a more limited fix that allows states and insurers more time to address the problem.
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Condoms - and sex - are growing topics in popular culture, despite strict rules on nudity that mean China condom ads are tamer and more limited than in other Asian markets.
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It may also find a more limited buyer-set, as people with pressing needs like medicine for a sinus infection may have little patience to wait for online delivery.
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The camera also introduces what the company calls Overcapture, allowing the user to select a specific perspective from the spherical feed for a more limited view and shareable video.
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Context: Seniors often switch to Medicare Advantage plans for perks like gym membership or vision coverage, in exchange for agreeing to a more limited network of hospitals and doctors.
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Remarkably, so far the only countries that have had the confidence to call out aggressive Russian operations are Germany along with Switzerland and France in a more limited way.
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But while software generally makes humans smarter, interactive hardware, like the one composer and software designer Ed Campion developed for our collaborative opera, "Alices Walking," is way more limited.
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On the other hand, disclosures made to more limited relations — professional contacts, social acquaintances or even strangers — may have a host of different motivations, some personal and some not.
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Compared with its rivals, Verizon's 5G network only uses mmWave spectrum, which provides the fastest wireless connection speeds but the tradeoff of these speeds is more limited coverage areas.
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The Republican-controlled Senate has extended Mr. Mueller a more limited offer to testify through its Judiciary Committee, but does not appear eager to stage a freewheeling public hearing.
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Though she has shown signs of resurgence, she is also a cautionary tale after struggling to manage new expectations, albeit with a more limited tennis skill set than Andreescu's.
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The company started rolling out the free 30-day hot spot test program last year, but it was far more limited and offered in only Atlanta, Austin, and Boston.
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In 2016, the agency did a more limited study of ejections through closed sunroofs only: Between 2002 and 2012, about 230 people were killed and 500 injured each year.
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The new arrangement will require Nike to sign a new, more limited agreement with the N.F.L. In 2010, Nike replaced Reebok as the exclusive merchandise provider of N.F.L. goods.
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Operation Car Wash's main task force was even shut down in July, leaving the investigation to be absorbed by a larger anti-corruption division with a more limited scope.
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