The migraines didn't go away, but they became more manageable.
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What helps make her multifaceted world a lot more manageable?
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As a result, the entire adventure is much more manageable.
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I just wish the rest of iTunes was more manageable.
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This one's way more manageable than her past tax debts.
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Try out these fifteen tips to make that more manageable.
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Alternatively, public schools in the Midwest were far more manageable.
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It's also a much more manageable bite than Popeyes' sandwich.
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And lastly, scooters are just more manageable as a vehicle.
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Weirdly, my cramps were much more manageable while free bleeding.
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Your busy work week will "then feel more manageable," says Simon.
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But could it really be the secret to more-manageable strands?
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If so, Pakistan's growing current-account crisis may look more manageable.
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My panic and dissociating attacks subsided to a more manageable frequency.
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Instead, Sabatier recommends starting with smaller numbers and more manageable goals.
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And when I'm even, a packed schedule is infinitely more manageable.
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When it comes to the more manageable forms of fear – i.e.
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Gigantic map and multiplying objectives are swapped for more manageable enclosures.
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Cut your eyelashes with scissors to achieve a more manageable length.
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I thought going Reserves would be more manageable, but it wasn't.
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They offer a more manageable, flexible lifestyle with fewer maintenance costs.
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Its current asking price is a slightly more manageable $39.5 million.
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How do you make travel with your two children more manageable?
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So, a more manageable question, what about Florida Georgia Line themselves?
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And that was one of the more manageable Futurist dinner courses.
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That might be a more manageable space from which to operate.
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" The doctor added, "We have to protect the more manageable patients.
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At Slack, it's helped make conversations more manageable within those public channels.
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But clever aircraft interiors can make flying more manageable, maybe even pleasant.
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To make healthcare costs more manageable, we need to decrease such waste.
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Elites are naive to imagine that this will make him more manageable.
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Russia restructured Venezuela's debt in 2017, to allow it more manageable repayments.
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No more hallucinations, and my pain was becoming a bit more manageable.
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Wouldn't everything be easier if these companies were smaller — and more manageable?
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An income-driven repayment plan can help make your loans more manageable.
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There's also a clear demand for work hours that are more manageable.
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It's the stupid horns on some red skin that feels more manageable.
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But they're much more manageable, on par with most other people's experience.
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Debt consolidation can help make your payments and monthly bills more manageable.
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Of course, planned blackouts are a more manageable disaster than a wildfire.
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Tisue said such agreements offer independent contractors a more manageable savings plan.
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The more manageable 6.5-quart model is dark gray and looks cheaper.
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But there are some ways to make it a little more manageable.
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But hopefully, again, we're thinking about it in ways that are more manageable.
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She wants to make life more manageable for her West Coast-based family.
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How can I organize my emails to make them more manageable and efficient?
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Tatum said after taking gabapentin, his anxiety and intrusive thoughts were more manageable.
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Taking walking breaks will help make longer runs feel more manageable, Fitzgerald says.
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Reforms during Barack Obama's presidency have already made student debt much more manageable.
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The daunting task felt more manageable because of his recent experience, he said.
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It's quite a mix, but it's helped make my PMDD much more manageable.
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What other programs offer sizable paychecks and a more manageable level of debt?
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"Risk/reward considerations would imply cutting positions to more manageable levels," he said.
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For Instagram's millions of users, Close Friends could make the platform more manageable.
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"Often breaking the task into smaller pieces makes it more manageable," Freeman said.
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If it did, our immigration challenges might look very different and more manageable.
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Chevy also offers some clever options to make hauling huge objects more manageable.
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For those who live there year-round, winters are a little more manageable.
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I still live with depression and anxiety, but it's much more manageable today.
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Plus, the relative absence of cars on this route makes things more manageable.
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It's why I eventually opted for the more manageable iPhone 11 Pro instead.
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It's still a loud car, but much more manageable than its Japanese twin.
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Medicine Hat leapt ahead, in part, because the problem is more manageable here.
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Additionally, repayment options for federal loans are intended to make the debt more manageable.
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Being diagnosed, however, has made the condition more manageable for Hough to live with.
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Now, that resolution has been shaped into something more manageable: a Zuckerberg-hosted podcast.
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More specifically, analysts reckon, he wants to make it more manageable by boosting profits.
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Red Compartida will spread the cost (once Altán has clients), making it more manageable.
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Refinancing your student loans is a great way to make your payments more manageable.
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It makes shootouts far more manageable, but it also makes them way more fun.
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The wedge salad, smaller and more manageable than most, had all the right tastes.
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This presented a more immediate but smaller problem, and also a more manageable one.
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Additionally, you make the payment more manageable by downsizing from multiple loans to one.
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Once you know what you're working toward, money begins to feel much more manageable.
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But it's not forever, and there are ways to make your payments more manageable.
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You need to make your schedule more manageable and and kick some bad habits.
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For a woman to do the same, it would be a more manageable $115.
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Microgrids can gather those smaller resources together into discrete, more manageable and predictable chunks.
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If you can be self-disciplined, however, going the extra mile becomes more manageable.
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Being prepared will make each of these situations less terrifying, and much more manageable.
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Buttigieg's plan, if implemented, would make the immigration system fairer, clearer and more manageable.
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"When your hair is well-hydrated, it's soft, silky, and more manageable," she explains.
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But it is more manageable, with milder flares of joint pain, stiffness and swelling.
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When you take the time to get organized, the load feels much more manageable.
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For once, this anxiety-ridden season all of a sudden seems much more manageable.
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Instead, focus on smaller, more manageable weaknesses and what you're doing to address them.
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If you're looking for something more manageable in size, we recommend the Motor Robe.
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There are ways to substitute efforts you find exhausting with ones you find more manageable.
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And it seems to me that that is one zone that should be more manageable.
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This creamy formulation delivered the same level of luxe at a much more manageable price.
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When calculating 593+680, for example, add 7 to 593 to get 600 (more manageable).
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Instead, they framed it as an expansion that would split responsibilities into more manageable chunks.
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In a modern work environment, perhaps there is a more manageable option: the snack break.
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Diabetes is much more manageable – and sometimes even curable – for those who control their diet.
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Ask any veterans and they'll tell you SXSW 2018 felt smaller, more manageable, less chaotic.
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When queer identity is re-imagined in bird form, the conversation feels lighter, more manageable.
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Defaults look set to continue this year although at a more manageable pace, said experts.
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To whittle this list down to a more manageable number, we add in sector criteria.
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The cries for Roger Goodell to resign have dimmed to a more manageable dull roar.
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Aura really gives these smaller players a much more manageable offering with flexible pricing options.
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The situation is far more manageable in those states where Mr. Trump is more competitive.
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However, Obama's call to reduce the influence of hate groups online seems far more manageable.
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I would personally go for the Galaxy S10 and its slightly more manageable display size.
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The teachers are rallying for higher salaries and a more manageable student-to-teacher ratio.
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Many psychologists agree that the burden of depression can be more manageable once it's acknowledged.
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Experts say Covid-19 will be much more manageable if the hospital system isn't overwhelmed.
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Perspective gained by the writing and grading process helps to make negative feelings more manageable.
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If you wake up feeling energized and refreshed, concentrating and functioning gets way more manageable.
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León immediately felt more manageable than Managua, with sidewalks and plazas and people wandering about.
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At the same time, Patreon operates at a more manageable scale than many web platforms.
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I budgeted to save weekly, rather than monthly, as this felt more manageable for me.
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One of the biggest problems in the sneaker resale market may now be more manageable.
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This standard is clear to regulators, more manageable to employers, and more fair to workers.
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The 2018 Cadillac CT6 has the potential to make long-distance drives way more manageable.
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Handlers kept the giant balloons near the ground, making them more manageable in the wind.
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Under Armour's HeatGear Armour long sleeve shirt makes frigid winter runs a bit more manageable.
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A cutting board is a must for cutting the meat into smaller, more manageable chunks.
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But with only around 40 exhibitors, this fair is more manageable than your average one.
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The problems won't "evaporate," but they might be a bit more manageable within a smaller footprint.
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But horror movies make my fears feel smaller, fictional, and less threatening—and, so, more manageable.
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By keeping teams small, it's more manageable to ensure the notion of equity remains in place.
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Thin fillets help make the stack more manageable, but it's still an impressive creation to behold.
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India, too, could do with splitting giant states such as Uttar Pradesh into more manageable units.
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As such, even unsubstantiated reports of a smaller, more manageable settlement have been welcomed by investors.
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Instacart has made schedules much more manageable, turning into a multibillion-dollar venture along the way.
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It's a much better looking product than the Show, in a much more manageable form factor.
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Other parts of the state would provide a more manageable cost of living for college students.
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No matter your approach, give your efforts a boost by making your monthly payments more manageable.
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For these banks, funding costs have therefore risen less and liquidity risk has been more manageable.
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He had a private jet at his disposal, which no doubt made the commute more manageable.
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So the idea of living abroad seemed more manageable in Bali than in Thailand or Vietnam.
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For me, that made the trade-off of paying more for housing a little more manageable.
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The detention center rolled out cognitive behavioral reform unit by unit to make implementation more manageable.
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I'm down to a still uncomfortable but much more manageable half hour or so per treatment.
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Simple acts of care can have a tremendous impact in making the future seem more manageable.
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This is her last dose of steroids, so she should be more manageable in a few days.
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Small adjustments like these add up in the long run and make lofty goals far more manageable.
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Like games, for many ASMR makes the world feel a little smaller and a lot more manageable.
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It's a whole mix of Microsoft's most powerful game development tools under a more manageable single platform.
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They work best on thicker hair types, as they allow it to become more manageable and lightweight.
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The small model is the x2360, with just six cameras but in a far more manageable package.
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Market returns may be out of your control, but when you plan to retire is more manageable.
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Jenner explained that her anxiety is much more manageable now that she's learned to listen to herself.
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Each of these scenarios will cost money to rectify, but some situations are more manageable than others.
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Collecting the mapping data required to operate in these limited areas is a much more manageable problem.
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It's a more manageable affair than some weekenders, and tends to have a focus on regional talent.
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The ability quickly to credit individual bank accounts with cash, for example, would render shocks more manageable.
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Applying for a Direct Consolidation Loan can seem like an easy solution to make repayment more manageable.
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We are powerful conduits in making the lives of our teens more manageable and significantly less stressful.
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He would put a hard cap on the size of financial institutions to make them more manageable.
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A decade ago, the opacity of prices was perhaps less pressing because medical expenses were more manageable.
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He can find humor in it now that he's in therapy and his symptoms are more manageable.
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That's when we decided to make it more manageable and tell the story through New York City.
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Biden, on the other hand, needs to win less than 50% -- a much more manageable win rate.
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He went back the next morning after a nurse called to say the E.R. was more manageable.
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Soon after testing it out, his IBS eased—his cramps became more manageable and his inflammations subsided.
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So, for those who prefer smaller and lighter, the cheaper models of the S21 are more manageable.
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I think breaking up the ingredients into smaller, more manageable doses really helped stave off my nausea.
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A combination of fiscal restraint and faster growth could quickly render the federal debt much more manageable.
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If you already owe a bunch of money, you can take steps to make it more manageable.
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The truth is the phone calls feel incredible: They make the world feel smaller and more manageable.
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If you want something a little more manageable, a beach tent might be the way to go.
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"It's a more manageable length now so that I can blend into a crowd more," he said.
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When I turned off the always-on screen, however, the number jumped to a far more manageable 18.
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The 5.2-inch screen is a more manageable and pocketable size and the 1080p resolution screen is fine.
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Ahead, strategies from real people that can help make the full-time-freelance shuffle a bit more manageable.
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For now, he mostly writes during the summer, when his basketball schedule and class load are more manageable.
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You can make the pool of applicants more manageable to sift through by filtering age, gender, and location.
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Ask the college about a payment plan to help break up the bill into more manageable monthly installments.
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While we applaud those of you starting Lost or Twin Peaks, here, we recommend the more manageable endeavors.
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That is still more manageable than getting a standard bank loan that is not backed by the SBA.
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However, as children with this condition age, their hair texture typically becomes more manageable as they become adults.
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Do your research and consult an experienced cabinetmaker, electrician or media professional to make the job more manageable.
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Or making regulatory compliance and its cost more manageable, which is key to stimulation growth, particularly for startups.
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The judges were sent fewer selections of each nominated work, too — which meant watching everything was more manageable.
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The court ordered California to reduce crowding from 2000 percent of capacity to a more manageable 232 percent.
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However, if you play your cards right, getting back into the workforce is more manageable than it sounds.
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That will be trimmed down from more than 50 cocktail choices to a more manageable 30 or so.
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These tools can enhance financial capability and make traditional bank accounts more manageable, hopefully avoiding high-cost alternatives.
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With dealer numbers now at a more manageable level, he said, they can be better educated and trained.
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But he appreciates that games like Final Fantasy can be broken down into more manageable chunks of time.
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Nonetheless, Fuller's loans are out of default, and her payments are now more manageable at $250 per month.
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The idea of smart cities is to make them more manageable by collecting data from sources like cameras.
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Then, use the knife to follow the natural lines of the muscle to create even more manageable slices.
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However, when viewed through the lens of these core competencies, most social situations become a lot more manageable.
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We come up with a plan of action and it's actually much more manageable than we originally thought.
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Crews will drop a nontoxic, biodegradable "expansion agent" that will break down the boulders into more manageable sizes.
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These steps may seem minor, but they will make what is sure to be a long day more manageable.
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But they can afford houseplants, and many are finding that nurturing them is a more manageable form of domesticity.
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Trading flirty notes and then much more explicit pics makes loneliness a little more manageable and much more steamy.
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A computer takes all of these attributes and then boils it down to, say, 10, a more manageable number.
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It's also cavernous inside, with tons of smart storage cubbies and charging ports to make weekend excursions more manageable.
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In this model of the Big Bang, existence becomes more manageable, more knowable — but still filled with deep mystery.
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He's an artist who just notched his third project after tackling far more manageable conflicts than citywide gun legislation.
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Japan's relationship with nuclear energy is complicated for sure, but hopefully robots can make it a more manageable one.
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To make a more manageable bite, we've compacted these two toppings by cooking the egg inside the onion ring.
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The biggest deals are scarce and may need to be shared, while more manageable bites attract more competing buyers.
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Lucky for you, we're highlighting a sale on robot vacuums that can make this purchase a bit more manageable.
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Not only would the merchants' reports be much more insightful, the analysis would also be a lot more manageable.
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You want to make sure that credit card consolidation can save you money and make payments more manageable. 4.
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This would begin transitioning Medicaid into more manageable programs while creating more predictable budgets with added savings for taxpayers.
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But, at the same time, it's a smaller scale project than a house, so it can feel more manageable.
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We're not choosing the enormous Mr. Daddy 2.0 design here, but its slightly more manageable cousin, the Mega Chief.
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Three or four quick sprays into my hands is enough to make my dry, knotty hair far more manageable.
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It will make standards more manageable for manufactures and consumers, and it will increase safety while being environmentally conscious.
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Several museums are pursuing single-artist shows, which tend to be more manageable in terms of research and loans.
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It was worse in her dominant left eye; the damage in her right eye was minimal and more manageable.
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Now, with a smaller yet more manageable $7323 million stash, Mr. Anderson is looking to make his mark again.
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The move, intended to make operating the ship more manageable, ended up taking away the helmsman's ability to steer.
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They're also trying to cut the awards show from a yawn-inducing four hours to a more manageable three.
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The better we can get at pinpointing the root causes of our anxiety, the more manageable the anxiety becomes.
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That seems like a way more manageable sacrifice if you're a young person who longs to be a parent.
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With a central bank willing to lend a hand, the repercussions from the outbreak could be much more manageable.
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This time around it is a far more manageable environment and that is what the market is pricing for.
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" According to the ISM, "supplier labor issues and transportation difficulties continue to disrupt production, but at more manageable levels.
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But they may find the Heat to be a more manageable opponent with Waiters looking on from the sideline.
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It's a much more manageable way to put these sorts of videos together, but it's something anyone could do.
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" According to the ISM, "supplier labor issues and transportation difficulties continue to disrupt production, but at more manageable levels.
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The actress described how the city had a slower, more manageable pace than her previous home in New York City.
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However, I had heard rumblings that Independent was different, with a more manageable exhibitor-list and a more navigable layout.
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Here's a stage-by-stage breakdown of what's happening — and what you can do to make these changes more manageable.
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After a few days, my skin calmed down and the lump shrank to a smaller, more manageable size before disappearing.
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Most autistic people, and our supportive family members and friends, have at least something that makes our lives more manageable.
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Interestingly, as the price has risen and the fluctuations have become more manageable, talk of crypto investing has died down.
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" Blair told Reuters the data on herbicides, including glyphosate, had been removed "to make the paper a more manageable size.
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I mean, seeing the last fictional characters on Earth trudge along a dead planet makes real life slightly more manageable.
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Carve A Pineapple Yes, carving is technically still involved here — but pineapples are much more manageable (and festive) than pumpkins!
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Enter Astro, which won't let you ditch email for good (sadly), but it will help make overflowing inboxes more manageable.
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Hayles's vision is solidly in the middle with its mortality and fallibility, rendered not obsolete but more manageable—more human.
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Under Trump's proposed plan, her federal loan payment would likely go down from $250 to something she considers more manageable.
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Once the process is complete, you can resume payments on a single loan and make student loan repayment more manageable.
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On the mobile side, Google's adding an additional notification setting to make alerts more manageable for people with overflowing inboxes.
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In many poor countries, girls lack access to period products, like tampons and pads, that help make menstruation more manageable.
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At that more manageable discount rate, retailers were then able to give ShopBack commission for helping to promote their brands.
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These people might focus their real fear of death on smaller and more manageable threats, such as spiders or germs.
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Make tying up loose ends on Sunday more manageable by tackling household chores at a steady pace throughout the week.
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The fact that Mr. Castro's death came during a long holiday weekend made the news more manageable in many ways.
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Preparing for the flood of emotions, and that person's absence, can make what is an awful day feel more manageable.
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Ms. Hickcox also likes Marche aux Puces de la Porte de Vanves, a smaller, more manageable version of St Ouen.
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Despite the dire predictions, many commuters said at summer's end that the disruptions had been more manageable than they expected.
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Now, you can get the same great value you want, but for a price that seems a bit more manageable.
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Not everything will be run exactly according to the research plan, but the process is on the whole more manageable.
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To make it more manageable, weave emergency planning into your everyday life, chipping away at the long to-do list.
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Her financial model is lean — a staff made up of midwives and medical assistants means the salaries are more manageable.
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Breaking down those distant goals into smaller, more approachable goals that we can tackle right away make them more manageable.
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Most people can't justify spending hundreds of dollars on a hair tool, but $60 is a far more manageable expense.
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The ministers could conclude a review of reforms in Greece and discuss ways of making its giant debt more manageable.
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And over the years we've tried all kinds of systems and routines as we've tried to make mornings more manageable.
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Netflix has its own conspiracy theory problem, but its users aren't uploading their own content so it's potentially more manageable.
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Smaller cities such as Vancouver, British Columbia; San Miguel de Allende, Mexico; and Washington, while still appealing, are more manageable.
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Eventually, inflation dropped to a more manageable level, unemployment ticked down, and Volcker eased up on the tight money rules.
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Second, the idea that Iran's mischief was somehow more manageable before the nuclear deal ended is more than a stretch.
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Sometimes 30 students turned up, though the average class size now clocks in at a more manageable 10 to 15.
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Thankfully, there are a variety of apps out there to keep track of your reading list and make it more manageable.
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In particular, a weaker U.S. dollar would make oil purchases and debt servicing more manageable for Indonesia and India, noted Laroia.
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They also point out that the 25 candidates on the Democratic side will be winnowed down to a more manageable number.
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Knowing that I can channel a spiral into something that seems productive makes being an emotionally erratic person feel more manageable.
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Stripping out intra-group loans, the Bank of France pegs the figure at a more manageable but still record 72 percent.
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In late October Musk finally said he was working a much more manageable schedule of 80 to 90 hours a week.
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It made some of the more difficult sex positions more manageable and helped me incorporate other sex toys into partnered sex.
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But more than that, I discovered that indulging in this lighter fare made engaging in the soul-crushing stuff more... manageable.
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While it's never going to be great, avoiding certain people and spending time with others can make the reunion more manageable.
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Big investments in power infrastructure mean that power cuts are now down to a more manageable 227-2000 hours a day.
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Rather, their algorithm whittled the number of necessary maps down to a much more manageable number: about 800 million per state.
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With current account deficits more manageable, emerging economies are also less vulnerable to global shocks or sudden reversal of capital flows.
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Cauterizing the Qatar rift now might just make all of that more manageable, and might help the US down the road.
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And this iPad Pro's 9.7-inch screen makes it a bit more manageable in the hands compared to the larger Pro.
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The International Monetary Fund has said that before it joins the Greek bailout, the country's debt need to be more manageable.
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Those involved in Zogota have said activity around the smaller, more manageable project could help to release the deadlock around Simandou.
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But this is a country that was already doing well economically in 210, it is quite small…It is more manageable.
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From a socially destructive height of 12.1 percent in mid-183, it is now down to a more manageable 8.8 percent.
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His streaming schedule has become more manageable, though it remains arduous: sixty hours a week, no days off except occasional Saturdays.
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"Black death" may now be more manageable with modern pharmaceuticals, but rats also carry diseases like antibiotic-resistant E.coli and C.diff.
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Instead, authorities have devised a plan to relocate some 1,152 households from 53 scattered hamlets into larger, more manageable "model villages".
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The accumulation of all the years of Madden has provided a safer, more manageable facsimile of what we watch on Sunday.
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STOF's maturity schedule is more manageable with no debt maturing until 2020 and the new $13 million revolver provides additional liquidity.
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When innovators develop new ways to tackle global inequality and crisis, even the world's biggest problems can become slightly more manageable.
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They spent $3,500 and countless hours to modify the loan and reduce the payments to a more manageable $1,500 a month.
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The system now sends a much more manageable 2,000 alerts a week across 5 million students, within seconds of being triggered.
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Skipping text-only messages made the volume more manageable and put the focus on items with greater potential influence, he said.
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Here's some advice on how to make it more manageable, from veteran freelancers and the tax professionals who work with them.
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During a period of constant change, having some sort of familiarity in your daily activities can make life feel more manageable.
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Amazon responded by creating a dedicated prayer space, and said it has been working to make shifts more manageable during Ramadan.
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Perhaps, I suggested to my son, we could let the piano go and invest in something of a more manageable size.
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On earlier challenges, Kershaw points out that postwar Europeans tackled difficult issues that make some of today's troubles seem more manageable.
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And, hopefully, by summer, the epidemic may wind down and the disease may be more manageable as effective drugs are identified.
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Evren Butik is a slightly more manageable shopping environment — a cozy vintage store run by the friendly and affable Algodan Kemaloglu.
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Being able to duck out for lunch at home or parent-teacher conferences has made her grueling work schedule more manageable.
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But I knew my debt load was much more manageable than others', which made me unlikely to start conversations about it.
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Your emotional intelligence skills help make stress more manageable by enabling you to spot and tackle tough situations before things escalate.
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It takes the Mercedes G-Wagen — a sign of opulence and excess — and shrinks it down to a more manageable size.
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The Motorola IMFree Handheld Instant Messenger debuted in 2299, and it was much more manageable and comfortable to use than the Cybiko.
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Initially, Flexport was receiving offers valuing it at over $1 billion, but turned those down in favor of a more manageable valuation.
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She culls from the "the symphony of algorithms," as she beautifully puts it, and comes back with something more manageable, more human.
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The temperature may be slowly but surely scaling the charts, up from a bone-chilling 15 to a much more manageable 45.
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These early lacerations were more manageable by his cutman and didn't give Nate nearly as many problems as his later fights. 1.
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So even if you can't bow out of holiday celebrations altogether, their smart advice will at least make the experience more manageable.
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Maybe using the word can make the discomfort feel more manageable, perhaps especially for those of us who are not naturally bold.
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I didn't finish my MBA program -- instead, I built a company that uses technology and data to make student loans more manageable.
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In the case of tremors associated with Parkinson's disease, it can make it much more manageable or even stop the tremors completely.
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There are plans under discussion that might reduce travel time to a more manageable duration, even less than a single human lifespan.
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One of the best things to do to execute a goal is to break it down into more manageable steps, says Hyatt.
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I had decided I wanted to be a psychologist — infinitely more manageable than my secret ambition of being a writer, I thought.
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"By this time next year, the secret primary will already have culled the candidate herd into a more manageable flock," he said.
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Does that make the prospect of moving somewhere even smaller seem more manageable now, knowing that you can still work that way?
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When the iPhone became a major player in how I get work done, that fear subsided and my life became more manageable.
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" And when kids get treatment for that underlying problem, he said, "We often find these behaviors disappear or get much more manageable.
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Most worrisome is the country's mountain of debt, which European creditors sought to make more manageable last month by easing repayment terms.
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And it appears to have Elliott's blessing, which ought to make the regulatory and bankruptcy process more manageable than previous bidders faced.
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If, like most Americans, you have multiple debts, consider restructuring them into a plan that is more manageable for your monthly budget.
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Security lines are more manageable, and immigration lines on arrival at major airports can sometimes take more than an hour to clear.
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"Robert made my life easier, happier and more manageable and I was, very soon, a better version of myself," Mr. Arison said.
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There's another debate Thursday night, and plenty of time after for the field to whittle itself down to a more manageable size.
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As the GND brand spreads, traditional advocacy and policy groups are likely to break off more manageable chunks under the same rubric.
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The Bank of Japan's quantitative easing makes Japan's debt burden more manageable as the central bank keeps yields low by buying government bonds.
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These include a recovery in job creation, improved growth forecasts and expectations that massive debt will become more manageable in the coming years.
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There may not be a cure for allergies just yet, but there are definitely things you can do to make them more manageable.
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Acknowledging that parenting is a continual process that requires trial and error will make the ups and downs feel more manageable, Owen says.
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For these youngsters, play can be a way to forget their fears or to transform them briefly into something more manageable and logical.
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It's much more manageable than, say, a fresh lick of paint or applying temporary wallpaper, especially when you live in a rented apartment.
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But what we can learn and infer about a speaker from a recording can itself reduce the haystack to a more manageable size.
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Many of us have likely come to expect this from winter season — but knowing that they're coming doesn't make them any more manageable.
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It's primarily a process of approaching a large-scale project piece by piece instead of as a whole, so it becomes more manageable.
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Over the past few months, the Republican race has morphed from a seventeen-headed gorgon into a more manageable monster with four faces.
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Paying down a huge amount of debt seems much more manageable when you're paying down the principal instead of an outrageous interest rate.
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But by linking together the processing power from individual laptops and PCs all around the world, the task has become infinitely more manageable.
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The resulting files can be as large as 80GB, and the Pro's 4TB of storage make them more manageable without using external drives.
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More from Tonic: Physical activity could also blunt those hard-to-get-rid-of nicotine cravings and make the withdrawal period more manageable.
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They started taking public transportation into New York City in July because they heard it was a more manageable place to be homeless.
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Many banks will forgive overdraft fees, waive early-withdrawal fees on investments, and find ways to make your credit card debt more manageable.
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This Frazer says, will help me stay accountable on projects that are important to me and my growth and make them more manageable.
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And it makes the low salary more manageable because breakfast is paid for, lunch is catered, and I eat the leftovers for dinner.
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At worst, of the softheaded but seemingly sincere belief that a more manageable life is just a well-chosen Virginia Woolf quote away.
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"The tools that we've been given has made his life so much better and our marriage and our life more manageable," she said.
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With more and more student loan borrowers falling behind, it's clear many people need a way to make their monthly bills more manageable.
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Repeated exposure, if done in the "right way," can help the fear "become lower and lower and gradually become more manageable," said Seif.
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You'll also receive technical training on tools like MySQL, Google Analytics, HTML, and CSS, which will help make your job much more manageable.
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Clinton's most popular health care proposals during her campaign was to reduce out-of-pocket spending to more "manageable" levels for many Americans.
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And, arguably more importantly, you receive the smug satisfaction of bypassing the interminable security line for a place in a more manageable queue.
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Coastal cities, where the tech, finance and legal industries are clustered, tend to have jobs with higher salaries, making debt loads more manageable.
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" For a more manageable salary metric, Paddock advises his clients "to spend no more than 5% of your salary on an engagement ring.
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If you had 10,000 cicadas in your yard back in 20173, you can expect a less-frightening or more manageable dozens or hundreds.
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I remember David Zwirner Gallery back in the 1990s, before Chelsea, when the New York art world was much smaller and more manageable.
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Zhou has said there is no quick fix and it could take years to bring down high debt down to more manageable levels.
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Strangely, it's almost a relief to encounter a show so steeped in darkness that it renders the fears of our common present more manageable.
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But he has a hypothesis: Rather than build each percept from scratch, the brain chunks the hand's infinite configurations into more manageable building blocks.
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While also pledging to fend off such risks, Zhou has acknowledged it will take some time to bring debt down to more manageable lvels.
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The carrot dangling in front of us is the dream that the to-do list will end, or at least become far more manageable.
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According to the DOJ, they stored the stolen data in temporary files; especially large files they compressed and broke up into more manageable sizes.
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And the simple act of putting those thoughts on paper (or phone) can sometimes even diminish their power and make them feel more manageable.
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"Saving up for a down payment can make your mortgage more manageable, and perhaps allow you to buy a more expensive home," she says.
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For Mr. Rubio, winning Florida would make Mr. Trump's advantage a more manageable 183 to 139, but his hole would start looking pretty deep.
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But these searches and filters likely narrowed the field of new emails to be investigated by the FBI down to a more manageable number.
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The other 0003,000 that had been planned for New York will be spread among the company's 17 existing tech hubs — a more manageable process.
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A bust of Patroclus speaks to Talbot's classical interests, and also to his understanding that photographing white surfaces allowed for more manageable exposure times.
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They decided to break their big problem down into smaller, more manageable pieces and eventually built the five open source tools currently on offer.
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The transition between mobile and desktop mode was pretty snappy — just connect some peripherals over Bluetooth and the apps shrink into more manageable windows.
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That makes suing the school you're also going to, I would say, more manageable, easier, if you have that kind of support behind you.
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While also pledging to fend off such risks, Zhou has acknowledged it will take some time to bring debt down to more manageable levels.
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She started off the semester "gung-ho" and enrolled in four classes, but then decided it was more manageable to drop down to three.
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"Speaking with other people — professionals or not — allows us to figure out what we're actually dealing with, which makes our situations feel more manageable."
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A number of competing startups have produced tools that claim to bring this month-plus process down to a much more manageable time frame.
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And as baby boomers are getting older, they are selling their homes and downsizing into more manageable rental properties, according to Real Wealth Network.
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The week feels a lot more manageable when you go into it with a plan because all you have to focus on is execution.
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As well as shrinking the watchmaker's range from about 300 styles to a more manageable 140, he also reduced its number of retail partners.
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The letters, blueprints and furniture prototypes all bring the idea of Bauhaus, mostly thought about in lofty terms, to a more manageable ground level.
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The company says it is also going to make its grading system fairer, among other changes designed to make transcribing for Rev more manageable.
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But the head of the central bank last week conceded it will take some time to bring debt levels down to more manageable levels.
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Buying the cereal makers Kellogg or General Mills without acquiring excessive debt would require a more manageable $12 billion and $22 billion of equity.
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For example, while creating standards around smart grids is no easy feat, it is more manageable than doing the same for all connected devices.
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It's way more manageable for me, as a person, where I can really figure that out rather than working endlessly and tirelessly on excellence.
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Economists at Goldman Sachs said on Tuesday that sterling might still be 10 percent too expensive to narrow the current account to more manageable levels.
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But instead of trying to overload our senses, we're making things more manageable by rounding up eight dishes and/or restaurants to try this month.
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It also means that once it's on the ground, it can immediately be sliced into more manageable chunks for easier transport out of a forest.
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Rivals also offer more engine choices, more cab configurations and things like corner steps and in-bed locking storage that make work duties more manageable.
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At the end of the six-week intervention, my headaches went down from severe and every day to much more manageable about once a week.
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Unlike the irksome chargers you got used to in the past, the Power Lens Pad will make your charging experience much cooler and more manageable.
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No matter how scarce your square footage, having the right products to stash your stuff will make even the teensiest shoebox apartment feel more manageable.
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Often breaking up the process into smaller milestones, and making short-term goals with a therapist can make a long, extensive recovery seem more manageable.
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Analysts have said the world's largest consumer products company should split itself up into more manageable businesses so that regional centers are given more control.
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Immediately, it felt like a door had opened from my San Diego kitchen to my mom's home-cooked meals, making the distance feel more manageable.
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So this year, instead of making sprawling, abstract resolutions, I'm focusing on something much more manageable: I'm assigning myself one useful, measurable goal a day.
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This isn't a small phone, but the 6.2-inch OLED display is a little more manageable than most flagship Android devices you'll see this year.
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Buying cereal makers Kellogg or General Mills without racking up excessive debt would require a more manageable $12 billion and $22 billion of equity, respectively.
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After sinking years into building a product overstuffed with photos, communication tools, link-sharing, and discussions, Google began to shrink them into more manageable tools.
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The simple design has already been installed in more than 25,000 homes across Bangladesh, helping to make the unbearable summer heat a bit more manageable.
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Xiaomi offered no details about its upcoming 108-megapixel sensor, but it will likely use pixel binning to produce far more manageable 27-megapixel photos.
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For some people, that makes the process feel more manageable, but even so, pushing through the fear of failure or lack of discipline isn't easy.
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An unutilised credit line available from the parent of 18% of SBK's liabilities at end-3Q16 would make unexpected funding outflows more manageable for SBK.
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We could see reduced demands on health and social care systems as workforce stress levels fall, and balancing care and work demands become more manageable.
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Having one payment for my private loans, and knowing that the debt is only in my name, make having student loans feel much more manageable.
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The lofty challenge of reducing your impact on the planet feels more manageable when you start with the things you use in your everyday life.
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"I believe it was around 60 (on Monday), so thankfully it was a more manageable number than the 200 the day before," Escobar told CNN.
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He advises some of them — like one parent who wondered if the therapy might make an autistic child's violent outbursts more manageable — against pursuing treatment.
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Holme and her department worried that the sheer number of ER episodes would cause viewers to avoid it by in favor of something more manageable.
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To make living with diabetes more manageable, lawmakers need to make sure insurance premiums, co-pays, deductibles, and other out-of-pocket costs remain affordable.
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It agreed a third multi-billion euro bailout last July and started talks with lenders last week on how to make its debt more manageable.
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Clocking in at a more manageable 70 minutes, Tierra Adentro follows preservationists, immigrants, guerrillas, and indigenous peoples in the Darién Gap between Panama and Colombia.
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The government's consumer bureau has repeatedly criticized the Education Department's current servicers for not doing more to help borrowers make their payment schedules more manageable.
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The stretch of late winter that will inevitably lead to spring seemed more manageable somehow, like the pilot light has been reignited in my soul.
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It's always worth at least looking into the possibility of refinancing, because it can help you save money or make your loan payments more manageable.
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At the end of the day, "if the state and location is paramount, you can make adjustments elsewhere to keep costs more manageable," Courtney says.
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It made life much more manageable because it was easier to blend my earn and learn schedules and gave me access to information and mentors.
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Such rates prompt many companies to decamp overseas where corporate tax rates are more manageable, preventing Americans from having access to jobs with American companies.
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More manageable but equally haunting and profound is the opening-night selection, Stéphane Brizé's "A Woman's Life," based on the work of Guy de Maupassant.
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She planned to come back with even more sheets the next day — a Saturday — to make the scramble of the workweek a little more manageable.
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The Round of 16 had become something daunting, something terrifying, and qualified failure had become a more manageable aim than progression and Champions League success.
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While some aspects of medical care are out of your control, there are a number of steps you can take to make the costs more manageable.
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His national cannabis brand, Chong's Choice, teamed up with Défoncé Chocolatier to create gourmet chocolate bars that can be easily split into smaller, more manageable doses.
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The tweet included a video with more details about Royal Mail's proposal including modern tools and better equipment, as well as fairer and more manageable routes.
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Since these types of greens are a little more manageable, you can totally grow a bunch and have a solid bunch of herbs to cook with.
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The CIA-hosted archive includes hundreds of gigabytes' worth of files, but its title indexes — for audio, documents, video, and images — are a lot more manageable.
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This is still too many for my taste, but when you consider there are over 50 styles to begin with, it's a far more manageable selection.
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Improving credit ratings on the back of healthy economic growth, more manageable inflation and the government's efforts towards fiscal consolidation have heightened investor interest in Pakistan.
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But it doesn't appear to have learned the lesson it insists on teaching her: that violence doesn't make things more manageable or lead to neat conclusions.
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Once you have those basic elements taken care of, you can start strategizing ways to make your payments more manageable and knock out that debt quickly.
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We didn't have a chance to try out the Porsche Design Mate 9, but its curved 5.5-inch display should certainly be a little more manageable.
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If you turn the difficult down just one tick, however, the game goes from a Norse nightmare to a much more manageable and friendly tactical RPG.
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On top of waiving fees and forgiving penalties, finance coach Carlos Then says your bank can lower your monthly payments so they're a bit more manageable.
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Because of your father's death, this burden has fallen on you prematurely: It would have been more manageable if you were further along with your career.
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Wilding shares strategies for perfectionists to shift toward finding the "perfect" balance, including celebrating your victories and breaking your goals up into smaller, more manageable steps.
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Not only is this type of treatment more manageable for patients, studies have shown that it saves the government and taxpayers a significant amount of money.
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After her daughter defaulted, Ms. Timony was sued by one of the agency's collection firms and has since declared bankruptcy to get more manageable monthly payments.
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She appears so infrequently, it would have been better if the filmmakers had cut her out completely, thereby shortening the film to a more manageable length.
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Once you've mapped out all of your tasks, embrace the magic of micro-progress and slice them up into tiny goals to make them more manageable.
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For a more manageable cut, buy a four- to five-pound brisket flat, available at most supermarkets; you can smoke it in six to eight hours.
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International real estate The coastal province of Valencia is cheaper and more manageable than Spain's major metropolises, making it an appealing alternative for many home buyers.
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Navigating airports and train stations, packing and unpacking, and keeping track of your belongings, especially on a longer trip, are much more manageable with less luggage.
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Similarly, full loan interest expensing means businesses can fully deduct interest expenses, making the debt most businesses need to start and expand a little more manageable.
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"It doesn't eliminate the anxiety entirely, because fire is always a threat, but at the same time it puts it into a much more manageable place."
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"All sorts of stuff that's swirling around and feeling painful can start to feel a bit more manageable," once you've pinned the feeling down and named it.
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If portability is at the top of your list, it's lightweight and compact, which makes carrying it around campus and doing work on the go more manageable.
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Although his instructions also required double boiling to achieve proper melting, along with some half-way through chocolate additions, it felt more manageable the second time around.
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Figuring out how to make the firehose of news, updates and other Twitter content more manageable for users has long been one of the service's biggest problems.
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It felt more manageable to control my environment using a tool I was used to, rather than a standard VR controller that comes with a learning curve.
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The administration declined to further appeal the rejection of the first, instead opting to craft a revised version — which faces similar but possibly more manageable legal opposition.
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Click here to view original GIFObviously, in order to answer this super-silly thought exercise, you'd have to make it a little bit more manageable to calculate.
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"Despite the temporary increase in the debt-to-GDP ratio, it's much more manageable and transparent than 2013 to 2017, when shadow banking was surging," Xing concluded.
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To make it all slightly more manageable, we've compiled a list of fun, insightful, and very New York art exhibitions and events in our yearly fall guide.
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Criteria around minimum holds could have been imposed to enable a more manageable syndicate, in a bid to prevent a lot of smaller lenders trading tiny positions.
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It's built around the concept of Kanban, the organizational philosophy pioneered at Toyota, which posits that tasks are more manageable when broken down into their component parts.
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More realistically, Mr. Sanders will need to win a majority of delegates in the Acela Corridor to keep his required margin of victory in California more manageable.
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"We've found a way to achieve what we need in more manageable chunks that are also more respectful of the incredible architecture of this building," he said.
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Scheduling issues will finally become more manageable, and as you get back on track, you'll also find that issues in your relationships will soon straighten out, too.
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That trip to Alaska you've always dreamed of will be much more manageable if you can go when you don't need a wheelchair and an oxygen tank.
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FAIR says its purpose is to "reduce overall immigration to a level that is more manageable and which more closely reflects past policy," according to its website.
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I say this to make the actor Thandie Newton's 19-hour recording of JANE EYRE (Audible Studios; 19 hours, 10 minutes), by Charlotte Brontë, sound more manageable.
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The TP-Link extender is a little more manageable at just over $60 on Amazon right now and it plugs into a wall socket, for added convenience.
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"Ultimately this first product is designed to be very convenient and we believe people will opt for this more manageable alternative to a normal deposit," adds Campbell.
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By having one less bill to worry about each month, Washington reasons, taking a break from the corporate world relatively early in life will be more manageable.
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Luckily, Photos is filled with tools to help you organize your collection and make it more manageable, and most of them require little to no effort to embrace.
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The rules eliminate from the stage those with no realistic chance of winning, leaving a more manageable number of candidates, with reasonable odds, for voters to sift through.
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Ed Richardson of Keystone Tutors, a London-based firm, reports that the offer of a more manageable workload is a key factor in persuading teachers to become tutors.
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"I thought the group in the second half played with a lot more energy and effort; got the game a little more manageable," Bucks coach Jason Kidd said.
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The obstacles immediately in front of me, practical or emotional, felt smaller and more manageable when I recounted them aloud, and the act of speaking gave me focus.
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To start, the researchers divided the bacterium's genome into eight different segments that could be individually altered and tested — just to make the experiments a little more manageable.
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But maize is maize, and Dr Ané, Dr Shapiro and their colleagues have managed to cross-breed aerial roots into more manageable plants, which are being tested experimentally.
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If, on the other hand, you could secure a lower interest rate, get a more manageable monthly payment, or enjoy better terms on a new loan, consider refinancing.
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India's voters are conscientious and far more numerous, but it divides its national elections into seven phases spread over as many weeks, to make the process more manageable.
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There's a lot of prodding and pain, but ultimately the end result is more manageable for Amber, which is more than any other doctor has ever offered her.
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McLean had survived his pools—preliminary matches meant to thin the massive crowd of players down to a more manageable bracket—but now the real games were starting.
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Efforts to divide California into more manageable and homogeneous parts are as old as the Bear Flag that was raised over the state Capitol at statehood in 1850.
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The news could be a setback for the IPA, which was supposed to clarify and consolidate Britain's surveillance powers into a more manageable and clear piece of legislation.
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Commitments range from one to six months, which is infinitely more manageable than the traditional 10-year leases you'd usually need to sign to establish a mall presence.
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Apple dropped the price of the cheapest Apple Watch to a much more manageable-sounding $299, and at the same time introduced a new suite of Watch bands.
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Cauterizing the Qatar rift now could help the US maintain its leverage in the region in the future and make dealing with a post-ISIS Syria more manageable.
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Moreover, over half of the sourest loans are covered by provisions, which means that the potential bill is more manageable, at around €90 billion rather than €200 billion.
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Several different models have helped the company fine-tune its watch offerings, including last year's Gear Sport, which finally found Samsung introducing a much more manageable 42mm model.
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Definitely a step up from the lobster, teddy bear, and even Mickey Mouse-shaped loaves that were previously available, the Groot bread is also more manageable in size.
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This would not only calm the fears of online small business leaders across the country, but also create a more manageable way for individuals to tackle business taxes.
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But the business impact of future storms may be more manageable based on innovations in digital technologies ranging from IoT to digital twins to predictive analytics and blockchain.
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Deutsche Bank raised its target price on the stock, saying that the plan to sell certain assets was "designed to navigate Anglo to a more manageable gearing level".
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These reform plans included dividing one the largest single school systems in the country (comparable to those of Los Angeles or New York) into seven, more manageable districts.
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What to consider before consolidating your debtDebt consolidation can be used to make debt repayment more manageable and, in some cases, you could even save money on interest.
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This situation should be more manageable academically because many schools are still operating, even if virtually, so there will be less trauma and the disruption may be shorter.
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Ms. Morgenstern says that batching activities helps you to carve smaller subdivisions into your days, creating mini-deadlines that make concentrating on and completing dreaded tasks more manageable.
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"Sweden's system, while maybe costlier than necessary, offers a simpler and more manageable repayment process for students," said Kevin James, founder and chief executive of Better Future Forward.
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Yet there's one enormous distinction: An 11-point gap with fewer than four weeks until Election Day looks insurmountable, while a 229-point deficit seems far more manageable.
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Mr. Ahmed, who believes the costs for those starting out should be more manageable, wanted to join them, but like many vendors, he couldn't get away from work.
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The most straightforward mechanism would be, again, to reduce the debate slots to a more manageable number (five to 20203) and then auction them off among Democratic candidates.
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To that end, episodes will be trimmed from an hour to a snappier half-hour, which is viewed as a more manageable amount of time for children to focus.
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Both docks try to take the features of Nintendo's own bundled dock (which completely covers the entire console) and cut it down to a more manageable and portable size.
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This time it's a more manageable 5.99-inches with an 18:7.13 aspect ratio, similar to what Samsung and LG are using on their high-end phones this year.
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Switch out one of those neutron stars for a black hole and the mess becomes more manageable, giving physicists the location they would need to recalculate the Hubble constant.
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Others, observing that different games require different cognitive skills, think games can help them understand how the problem of intelligence may be broken down into smaller, more manageable chunks.
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"The updated palette features four primary colors, more manageable than the original's eleven, which suffered against any background color other than white," the firm writes in its own post.
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While most towns possess their own forum, the more populated areas of the state, such as the cities of Burlington and Montpelier, are split up into more manageable districts.
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And while the new Ando menu is more manageable from a cooking/operational standpoint, the company still wants to grow its user base within a crowded landscape of competition.
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We excluded the Joan Of Arc Presents records to make this somewhat more manageable, but what made you draw a line between those and proper Joan Of Arc albums?
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Total that up and it comes to a meager 20173% of the government's $3.9 trillion annual budget—or in more manageable numbers, about $10 out of a $50,000 salary.
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Murj, a new company backed by $4.5 million in new venture financing, is looking to make data collection from implantable heart monitoring and management devices easier and more manageable.
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"It's just to make things more manageable because it's so bad in the streets," said Joe DeVries, assistant to Oakland's administrator and head of the city's encampment management team.
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Former INGKA boss Anders Dahlvig, now on the board of Inter IKEA Systems, advocated breaking INGKA into separate North American, European and Asian companies, to make it more manageable.
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Rewarding good behavior in a jail or prison system reduces inmate-on-inmate violence as well as inmate-officer confrontations, and increases programming attendance and cleaner, more manageable facilities.
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It is too bulky for many manufacturers and needs to be cut into more manageable shape prior to usage, trading therefore at a discount to cut cathode and briquettes.
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Still, the smaller Target has all of the essentials that a normal Target has, and it's a lot more manageable than the full Target store, especially in a city.
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Called in to steady the ship, Marin orchestrated a deft restructuring, refinancing three times, whittling down the imperious debt load to a more manageable $1.2 billion, and avoiding bankruptcy.
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In conversation it will actually go by the more manageable "Partnership on AI." Member companies of the new alliance are all knee-deep in artificial intelligence and Machine Learning.
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LHC3's gross leverage (defined as gross debt/received dividends) is high although Fitch expects it to improve to more manageable levels within the next two to three years.
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A quick search also reveals that all version of Excel after 2007 support 16,384 columns, which should be a far more manageable Excel Challenge for anyone who's particularly bored.
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Nostalgic for a smaller, more manageable Europe, France, Italy and Belgium are keen that the euro zone or groups of like-minded countries should move ahead with deeper integration.
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In the end, officials allowed the balloons to float along the parade route Thursday, with handlers keeping them fairly low to the ground so they would be more manageable.
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Celebs are a great source of inspiration, and not just for your outfits: They're never slacking on how to make daytime errands more manageable, more efficient, and more sustainable.
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PBOC Governor Zhou Xiaochuan said on Friday that China's corporate debt levels are too high but stressed it will take time to bring them down to more manageable levels.
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And now, at the end of 2019, a historically large field of presidential contenders has shrunk from more than two dozen to a slightly more manageable group of 18.
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In recent weeks, Germany has been involved in the process, helping Qatar, the host of the talks, prepare for an intra-Afghan meeting comprised a smaller, more manageable group.
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However, iHookup is tamer and more user friendly, and users (like millennials) who just aren't keen on sites that look like strip club billboards would find iHookup much more manageable.
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It can be hard to motivate yourself with online classes, but the eduCBA bundle makes it more manageable by giving you mock tests and online quizzes that keep you engaged.
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There's no quick answer, but if you look at it like a mortgage — a long-term investment you can pay down slowly — it can make it seem (slightly) more manageable.
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By the time I figured out I was being trolled, he had asked if I could cut the dresser into more manageable pieces so it could fit onto his motorcycle.
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They're an act that's hard to keep up with, which is a big part of why I wrote a guide in April breaking down their catalog into more manageable pieces.
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Athens will ask its international lenders this week to lock annual debt servicing costs on its official loans at a fixed interest rate to make its debt mountain more manageable.
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I packed up the Pockit for two three-hour car rides and its compact, rectangular shape was much more manageable than any other stroller I've brought on a road trip.
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Turkiye Finans - which accounted for a more manageable 11.5% of NCB's total assets at end-1H16 - would look to its parent for support in the first instance, in Fitch's view.
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William Holland, a sniper with 2nd BN, 508th Parachute Infantry Regiment, said that the rifle is "lightweight and compact, [which] makes for a more manageable load during post drop operations."
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This form of the alloying metal is not particularly favored by industrial users because most have to cut it into more manageable size before transforming it into an intermediate product.
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When they passed a giant tent city, with satellite dishes poking up and poles for many more dwellings under construction, they sailed on in search of a more manageable target.
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"Still not perfectly safe, but much more manageable," said Clarence Eckerson Jr., 49, a filmmaker and bicycling advocate who commutes regularly from his home in Jackson Heights, Queens, to Manhattan.
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Increased home construction will not only balance out supply and demand in the housing market and make housing affordability more manageable, but should also help boost GDP growth in 2018.
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Until they do, we need to focus on the more manageable and relevant question of how to regulate a medical service or procedure that is sought by millions of women.
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A major component of ocean pollution is less devastating and more manageable than usually portrayed, according to a scientific team at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution on Cape Cod, Mass.
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They reluctantly passed, only to get a phone call a week later from their real estate agent saying that the price had been reduced to a more manageable $2.5 million.
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This puppet was more manageable, at only 40 pounds, and Mr. De Nonno danced the puppet along Mulberry Street weaving through the crowd while he manipulated the sword and shield.
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Some parents say that co-sleeping helps to make babies more manageable at night, while others find the constant caregiving and interrupted sleep to be exhausting, a recent study found.
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Also making the situation more manageable: Mr. Plummer was nearer in age to the character, making it possible to forgo the kind of facial disguise that Mr. Spacey had donned.
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But this, the second risk, is more manageable, he said, and should wane as long as markets become convinced that Greece is pursuing the right economic policy and keeping its promises.
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Compared to the grim prognosis for most brain cancers, neurocysticercosis is usually much more manageable if detected early, though treatment can vary based on where and how many cysts are found.
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The solution moving forward lies in seizing opportunities for advancement and innovation that can help farmers streamline their operations through new efficiencies that make the difficult business of farming more manageable.
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During the following decade, he continued to refine the system, testing his blind subjects with more and more complex tasks while trying to shrink the enormous contraption into something more manageable.
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Starting price: $8,799 Why it's here: The reviewers at Cycle World were impressed by the Kawasaki's more manageable power delivery, lighter weight, confidence-inspiring stability, and an overall purity of purpose.
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What Ms. Feinstein should have said was that she will work toward that goal, recognizing both how important it is and how it will be feasible only in more manageable steps.
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Showing that you have capital, and even better, perhaps a path to sustainable positive cash flow, is going to do a lot to bring cortisol levels down to more manageable levels.
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Curfews and social distancing will hopefully help mete out the number of infections slowly—because 183 million patients over 18 months will be more manageable than 2 million over six months.
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Making this service available year-round can cut down on leaving work to drive to appointments and making families have in-person visits when online conversations are a more manageable solution.
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The managers' immediate goal is a more manageable task: convincing just four Republicans to allow them to subpoena crucial witnesses who have not testified, including former national security adviser John Bolton.
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The northern hemisphere is also better suited as a landing spot for a manned mission because the elevation is more manageable and there is more atmosphere to help slow the lander.
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The body was then blasted down to only metal to make any metal-related issues more manageable before an anti-corrosive primer was applied to both the body and the frame.
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"Valuation has improved through the year as investor concern over a sharp second half growth deceleration has shifted to an expectation of a more manageable decline in growth rates," he said.
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Seis has easy-to-follow guidelines for those looking to make their art purchases a little more manageable: So you've splurged on one main piece, but the room doesn't feel finished?
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This was achieved, in part, through establishing flexibility between hubs and spokes, particularly by letting people start at spokes if they seem to be at a more manageable stage of addiction.
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By the trial's conclusion in late 1984, Falwell's requested $45 million in damages were whittled down to a much more manageable $150,000, which for the wealthy Flynt was tantamount to pocket change.
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When shaved into more manageable flakes it's an essential ingredient in dashi, the Japanese stock that makes the basis for miso soup, among other foods less familiar to Western take-out customers.
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In 14 months they have come close to their goal of curtailing oil production in order to return the oversupply of global crude to its more manageable five-year average (see chart).
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Buying refurbished means it's basically as good as new, and it'll give you a cheaper price point that makes this a much more manageable gift item — especially if buying for your kids.
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If MapleStory M seems like Nexon just ported a more manageable version of the original game onto mobile, then MapleStory 22 is the company turning the game into a whole different animal.
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With the smaller screen, Apple would be able to reach a price point even lower than the $329 2017 iPad, and the reduced size might make it more manageable for younger students.
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But if we're being honest, most football fans just want the amount of brain damage to decrease to a more manageable level, where they wouldn't have to hear about it so much.
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The statement is fairly similar to the one offered by the service rep, though the originally stated distance of two meters has been amended to a more manageable two feet (0.6 meters).
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A must-have for anyone starting a business, this Product Hunt hit is a step-by-step business builder that splits massive projects into more manageable pieces so you don't get overwhelmed.
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The drag brake deploys around 100,000 feet up, reducing speed to a more manageable 370 MPH before the booster re-ignites at 2,500 feet and brings itself down to a hover landing.
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With the major reforms he had proposed struggling to make it out of theoretical territory, Mr. Cuomo suggested a more manageable campaign finance measure that would tighten rules surrounding independent expenditure committees.
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With the right gear at the ready, the process of bringing home your newborn can be that more manageable — though there's no gadget that can give you back your hours of sleep.
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Smaller players like Siegemund said the best tactic was to stand further back, allowing them to run down more balls — and to let the balls come down to a more manageable height.
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"Things become more manageable, because you're like, OK, let's put Adam in the goblin camp because he's like a goblin, so let's have him write this stuff," he said with a laugh.
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Defenders of the setup argue that it lets lesser-known candidates make their case in a smaller, more manageable setting (rather than getting swamped by the best-known, best-funded candidate nationally).
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Raising a baby doesn't come cheap — and once you add in expenses like doctor appointments and day care, the costs of child-rearing may be more manageable in certain states than others.
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But the Bulldogs, which has nonconference wins over seven power conference opponents, rode seven early points from McDermott to prevent the Warhawks from cutting the deficit down to a more manageable number.
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Bankia The upgrade of Bankia's IDRs and VR reflect its strengthened capitalisation, a more manageable stock of problem assets after the completion of its restructuring plan and improved funding and liquidity profile.
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As with any long-term illness or injury, one of the key ways to cope is to reframe the situation, to find a way to process it that makes it more manageable.
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Further down the line, the goal is to unify Instagram, Messenger, and WhatsApp while still shifting the main Facebook app away from the News Feed and toward more manageable and privacy-focused interactions.
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This is a process that fascinates me, because it seems less a physical than a psychological transformation, and in that sense is a more manageable DIY than the kind that requires power tools.
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After he started vaping medical marijuana on the recommendation of his son (in the beginning he used THC and CBD, but now just CBD), his pain and migraines are more manageable, she says.
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So to make costs more manageable for the people buying Obamacare-compliant plans, they toss in about $200 billion for insurers to offset to cost of sick enrollees in the Obamacare-compliant plans.
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It's also easier: generating a list of newsworthy topics for a finite number of regions is much more manageable than an effort to track the individual interests of hundreds of millions of people.
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This lets you get a better look at photos, makes reading lengthy paragraphs a little more manageable, and allows you to scroll faster through group messages to get to what you're looking for.
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But after playing four of their first seven games this season and 14 of their last 29 overall against ranked foes, the last five games on this season&aposs schedule look more manageable.
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But things are different higher up, where winds reach upwards of 30 to 45 miles per hour, and where temperatures reach a more manageable and Earth-like -70 degrees Celsius (-94 degrees Fahrenheit).
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And while the handy product won't make your overall routine any less time-consuming, by making your hair more manageable, it will making getting out the door in the morning that much easier.
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You'll hate yourself (and your body) if you go to brofests like The Standard or Roosevelt, but Hotel Fig's disheveled, quirky building and decent music brings the douchiness down to more manageable levels.
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Thankfully, however, there may be a solution—one that would not just slow down the nanocraft to more manageable speeds, but allow mission scientists to explore the Alpha Centauri system in great detail.
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U.S. military officials say they are trying to help the Afghans field more armored vehicles, and are reducing the army's overall fleet by nearly half in an effort to make it more manageable.
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Ditching the longboard style for something much smaller makes the Blink-Board much more manageable than the 16-pound ZBoard 2 or even the 13.5- to 15-pound weight of the Boosted Boards.
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If that inspired America and other rich countries to step up their efforts, the burden on Syria's neighbours might become more manageable and the chaos of irregular migration could be brought under control.
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"The FDA is always interested in new technologies that can help make the care of people living with chronic conditions, such as diabetes, easier and more manageable," said FDA spokesperson Donald St. Pierre.
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Pros: Lightweight texture that's great for many curl types, cuts down on frizz and makes hair more manageable, doesn't strip hair of moistureCons: It might not be hydrating enough for very dry curls
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The academy praised the the three for coming up with answers to fight global poverty that divides the issue into smaller and more manageable issues, such as improving child health or educational outcomes.
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"As forensic techniques advance, they will be used as a triage—filtering the billions of daily uploads into a more manageable number that will then require human moderators," says Farid of UC Berkeley.
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The lightened load helped make her days on the board more manageable but abandoning her food meant she needed to skate from town to town and city to city for food and shelter.
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I remember what David Zwirner Gallery was like way back when, in the 90s, before Chelsea, before mega, at a time when the New York art world was much smaller and more manageable.
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And though the vintage check soft-touch single breasted coat is quite the investment at $2,695, the vintage check baseball cap and argyle socks are a bit more manageable at $295 and $135, respectively.
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The real beauty is that straight-out-of-the-fridge is a perfectly acceptable—some might even say preferable—way to eat your leftover pie, which makes your rough morning a bit more manageable.
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"We don't think the Chinese economy is in any danger and the currency losses are far more manageable to policymakers this time around," he said at the Mayfair-based fund which manages $60 billion.
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When I left graduate school with $68,000 of student loans, unable to find a well-paying, steady job, I could have used income-driven-repayment to make my monthly federal loan payments more manageable.
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It has since built tools that have made the Amazon business more manageable and is planning to offer discounts of between 50 and 60 percent on Prime Day, after a successful run last year.
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Meanwhile, People's Bank of China Governor Zhou Xiaochuan said in a March news conference that China's corporate debt levels are too high, but it will take time to bring them to more manageable levels.
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Greece expects the review to resume next week and be concluded by the end of this month to open the way for long-awaited talks on rendering its debt more manageable in the future.
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Or maybe it came earlier, when treatments for HIV/AIDS developed in the 90s made the disease more manageable and convinced many gay men not to think of semen as potential life-destroying poison.
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It turned out being a great way to stock up on groceries during the week, and having a buddy made the whole experience (not to mention the never-ending TJ's line) much more manageable.
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But a company called Imzy, founded by veterans of Reddit and Twitter, has spent the last several months laying the foundation for what it hopes will be a kinder and more manageable social network.
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"In my view, the projected path of U.S. government debt to GDP is unlikely to be sustainable —and has been made to appear more manageable due to today's historically low interest rates," Kaplan said.
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To me, its acceleration felt more manageable than the truly awesome amount of power present on the Tesla Model X P100D I tested out last month – but still truly thrilling measured on any scale.
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Sections of screeching feedback permeate the piece and break it into more manageable sections but even these are less oceans of serenity than a pause for breath before the madness drops back into view.
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As this would be a one-time cancellation, Messam wants to ensure the debts tomorrow's students take on are more manageable by increasing federal Pell Grant money and by expanding free community college programs.
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While each company's founders can likely enumerate their differences better than I could, the services perform essentially the same task: shrinking closing times from the 44-day average down to a more manageable span.
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Making an assistant that has to do everything seems impossible, but making an assistant that knows how to interact with just the BBC or your microwave, car, or email app seems much more manageable.
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Because they've practiced on a text that is much more manageable — an artfully constructed, topical photograph — they are able to transfer their critical thinking skills to the literature with more ease and less anxiety.
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" There are bright spots, however, for the Iranian economy: "One of President (Hassan) Rouhani's greatest achievements," said Rabii, "has been to lower inflation from 45 percent down to a much more manageable 10 percent.
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The transition to parenthood was for too long seen as something that primarily happens to mothers, and, as such, only moms were in need of traditions to help make the process feel more manageable.
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Using this method, you'll be able to identify more manageable action items within that huge assignment that need be accomplished, which gives you an easy-to-follow roadmap you can use to stay on track.
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More advanced users can access and edit the raw code behind these programming blocks, which makes larger programs more manageable, and serves as a stepping-stone when moving on to learning more advanced programming languages.
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Make a cheat sheetWe mentioned it earlier, but one of the best ways to make a smart home more manageable is to do something a little less techie and write up an actual cheat sheet.
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The inhuman splendor of his youthful beauty (seriously, have you seen My Own Private Idaho lately?) has gradually softened into a more manageable gorgeousness that shows the touch of time while remaining a little unreal.
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The campaign finished March with only $1.2 million in the bank, and limiting its focus to two states in cooperation with Cruz is good cover to essentially shrink its footprint to a more manageable level.
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If, however, you can attract a few high rollers who are willing to book several hundred or even several thousand entries apiece, the path to the $503 million first prize becomes a lot more manageable.
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Activist investors in need of new targets could be the force that takes behemoth (and often under-performing) Wall Street institutions and whittles them into more manageable operations, or nudges them into mergers and acquisitions.
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Deep down, you know waking up to exercise will make the stress of your day feel more manageable, but you also know that getting enough sleep is going to make you happy and healthy, too.
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So, while FoodPanda and its ilk do their best to manage user expectations, despite handing over to third parties control of quality of product and timing, Dah Makan keeps its service and system more manageable.
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These concepts are similar to the type of device that's used in Westworld, where multiple screens with tiny bezels fold out to create a bigger tablet, or collapse into a more manageable phone-sized shape.
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Where games like Dark Souls and Bloodborne gave players the option of slowly increasing their power until steep threats became more manageable, Sekiro doesn't do the RPG-style leveling thing in quite the same way.
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The exchange has a reputation for working well, in part because of its small, more manageable size, according to Alice Rivlin, a senior fellow in economic studies at the Brookings Institution's Center for Health Policy.
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It's virtually the same size as the last Mini (which is already smaller and, to my mind, more manageable that the Replicator 25), but, according to MakerBot, is faster, quieter and can handle larger prints.
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The number of borderline cases that come up under a soda tax (the treatment of milk and juice, for example) will be much more manageable than those that arise with a food-wide sugar tax.
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Getting a sense of one person's art is more manageable than the sprawling pavilions of larger fairs, Mr. Johnson said, and Volta is a good opportunity to speak with dealers about the works they represent.
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It's the same size in terms of how it feels in the pocket, however, and perhaps a bit more manageable in the hand (though reaching for that top left corner will still be a stretch).
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Though most older people prefer to stay put, many others who own houses in the suburbs are trading in the stairs, the unused rooms and sometimes the headaches of lawn care for something more manageable.
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Some analysts have suggested Takeda could sell off certain Shire businesses to make the deal more manageable but Weber said gastroenterology, neuroscience, oncology, rare diseases and blood products were all important areas to be retained.
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To make all this more manageable, ships the size of the T Roosevelt have only been cleared to enter Kill Van Kull within an hour of slack water, when the tidal stream is most calm.
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Elon Musk, the man behind Tesla and SpaceX, is worth some $23 billion but nevertheless considers it a victory that he dialed back his "bonkers" 120-hour workweeks to a more "manageable" 80 or 90.
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President and CEO of Boeing Dave Calhoun said that he hopes the donation would aid in limiting the spread of the coronavirus and make the situation more manageable for medical personnel and other aid workers.
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Why it matters: With their research, Abhijit Banerjee and Esther Duflo, both of MIT, and Michael Kremer of Harvard introduced a new approach to addressing global poverty by dividing the issue into more manageable questions.
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The moonshot analogy was dated and fell short of the complexity of what needs to be done, not necessarily to "cure" cancer, but to understand it better and make it a chronic, more manageable condition.
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The main purpose of the memo appears to be to gather information ahead of the negotiation window so that Ohtani and his agents can quickly winnow the field to a more manageable number of suitors.
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But the S10 is more manageable than the S10 Plus, and I didn't feel the need to add a PopSocket or other modification to make it easier to handle like I did with the bigger phone.
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Okay, I am away again this week on a work trip so will try to keep this down to a much more manageable length than usual, but let's jam through the biggest moments of the episode.
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War chiefs slaughtered me on each of two attempts to capture a fortress, and after a pair of defeats I waved a white flag and asked if I could play one of more manageable story missions.
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It's still reasonably challenging, especially once you get to the tougher foes, but it makes the game far more manageable for those who may not be as well-versed in combo-driven action games like this.
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Lucky for her, Uber was at her beck and call to make her jam-packed schedule slightly more manageable, scooting her around town so she didn't miss a beat — or fall victim to those untimely rainstorms.
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Republicans may find "reform and rename" a far more manageable goal — even if it falls short of their promise to drive a stake through the heart of the ACA, and even if it involves some pretense.
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This is a much more manageable figure, indicating that rice is more likely to trade on supply and demand fundamentals in the coming months, and that Yingluck's intervention and its aftermath will eventually fade into memory.
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Whether you're finding a mortgage plan, saving for a down payment, negotiating a contract, or just shopping around, it's all more manageable than you think, so long as you have the right resources on your side.
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While it may sound easier said than done, slowing down your thoughts and staying focused on what you do have control over in Trump's America will hopefully make life after January 20th a little more manageable.
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We won't be defenseless Ebola was first discovered in 1976, and before the 2014 outbreak, it typically hit isolated African communities -- those outbreaks were much more manageable for medical teams to parachute in and treat patients.
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Grandi hopes a UNHCR conference to be held on March 30 will promote legal routes for Syrian refugees into Europe and further afield, which will reduce dependence on smuggler networks and make the crisis more manageable.
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My breakouts are now few and far between and so much more manageable than before, but I'm not immune to the odd breakout every now and then, and it tends to get worse before my period.
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Well, as we near a year since many of the top tokens hit their all-time highs, we've seen the prices come crashing down as more manageable expectations of the crypto market have seemed to prevail.
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According to the paper, it should be possible to excite the nucleus of thorium-229 using ultraviolet light, a far more manageable energy requirement and similar lasers are already used in laser-based atomic clocks today.
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The benevolent porn-hoarder compiled his treasure chest into a smaller, more manageable torrent file, which is currently has about 40 seeds, meaning about 40 people are hosting the full file for download by Eroshare enthusiasts.
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If you're still determined to get out there and reap the rewards of running, despite all this totally valid doubt and wishful thinking, then we suggest doing everything you can to make the process more manageable.
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There are literally thousands of giftable items for men, women, and kids on Nordstrom, so to make the processes of searching for the right gift more manageable, we narrowed it down to 22 of our favorites.
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The bottom line: "If we reduce emissions sharply, consequences for people and their livelihoods will still be challenging , but potentially more manageable for those who are most vulnerable," IPCC chair Hoesung Lee said in a statement.
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But the DNC has announced it will toughen the standards after that, beginning with the third debate in September — a move that may produce a more manageable roster, but which already has some candidates quite nervous.
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The head of the bailout fund, the European Stability Mechanism (ESM), has ruled out a haircut for Greece's debt but extending debt maturities and deferring interest are options that could be used to make it more manageable.
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Unlike ground robotics wherein autonomy algorithms have to contend with an ability to move quickly in relation to unanticipated developments and other moving objects, simple autonomous flight guidance from the air is much more manageable to accomplish.
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Nexus 6 (demoted 11/2015)This phone held the Best for Pure Android (and Movies) category for its big screen and stock Android OS. But with the more manageable 6P, the Nexus 53 need no longer apply.
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Still, there are some things that could be done to make the process more transparent, and perhaps more manageable, for patients suddenly facing higher out-of-pocket costs or an unexpected switch to an alternative covered medication.
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Until adequate funding can be provided for publicly funded providers to comply with this rule, we urge the Department of Labor to implement a more manageable threshold and a rule that increases the salary threshold more gradually.
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The answer to that question will decide whether the globe faces a future of catastrophic climate devastation associated with global warming of 3 degrees Celsius or higher, or a more manageable warming of 2 degrees or below.
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For millions of people, it is an aspiration that appears to be more manageable than overhauling the nation's health care system, promising free college education or discharging the hundreds of billions of dollars of student loan debt.
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Yeung is part of a quiet wave of immigrants who stop for a few months or several years in New York before finding a more manageable city an hour and 45 minutes down the New Jersey Turnpike.
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"The jury is still out on whether small-scale LNG is really cheaper per tonne of LNG produced than large scale, but it's certainly a more manageable investment and that's appealing in the present environment," Farrer said.
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A getaway to a less-discovered region, such as Norfolk (home to the Queen's country retreat, Sandringham Estate) or Sussex (home to the 14th-century Bodiam Castle), on the other hand, is more manageable on a budget.
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Pro-lifers learned to move from the Human Life Amendment to more manageable legislative goals (such as banning late-term abortions and ending taxpayer funding for abortion) and turned abortion into a critical election issue for candidates.
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These include finding an alternative to nuclear energy, inventing a new form of public transport, making Big Data more manageable through a device that allows for easier information storage, and coaching the world's youth to become better inventors.
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But I just stuck this on, went to bed, and woke up to a much smaller, more manageable blemish, instead of an unsightly whitehead — which are notoriously difficult to cover up, even with the most pigmented of concealers.
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While there are plenty of apps that promise to make business cards more manageable for consumer and enterprise users, Sansan hopes to win over new clients by combining its optical character recognition (OCR) technology with crowdsourced human transcription.
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And because the idea of containers — and the so-called "microservices" model it enables — is to break down a complex monolithic app into much smaller and more manageable pieces, the number of containers tends to increase over time.
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The new currency, which will be phased in as the old one is phased out, would bring the price of that cup of coffee at Ms. Nowak's shop down to the more manageable sum of 20 sovereign bolívars.
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The results could be used to formalize and accelerate winnowing the field, allowing voters to tackle the more manageable task of choosing from a short list of candidates vetted by the political professionals they themselves have already elected.
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Across the vast stream of language that babies hear around them every day, these distinctive pitch features in baby talk help babies to "tune in" to a small part of the input, making language processing a more manageable task.
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If you've tried other tab managers in the past and found them wanting, this could be your ticket; where most encourage you to cmd-T with abandon, xTab retrains you to curate a more manageable tabscape in real-time.
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But when my daughter was born, I realized that I wasn't really going to have the time to perform [improv] multiple times a night, like I had before, and that maybe recording a podcast was a more manageable thing.
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Here's how the products work: The 'Be Gentle, Be Kind' Superfoods shampoo:Briogeo's sulfate-free kale-apple shampoo doesn't make my hair super pin-straight as a Keratin would, but it does make it more manageable, even when air-dried.
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"It typically costs around $1,000 to do an indoor grow setup, and we are making a garden system that is easier to use, more affordable and more manageable," ROOT co-founders Brielle Pettinelli and Eric De Feo told CNBC.
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That hasn't stopped me from trying to do better as I try to navigate these crises, but it has meant that the game feels much less suspenseful and much more manageable than I think suits its end-times tone.
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"Improv Nation" is at its more assured in the pre- and early-history of the form, when the number of improvisers was small enough that telling the story of the art through a collection of personalities is more manageable.
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Working with David Angus, Boston Lyric Opera's music director and the conductor of this "Handmaid's Tale," Mr. Ruders has created a new edition of the score that slightly reduces the orchestration and makes it more manageable for smaller companies.
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Not surprisingly, producers that are actually in the coastal portion of the region have initiated efforts to subdivide their corner of the appellation into more manageable slices, guided by soil and climate characteristics rather than business and political concerns.
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Capita, which provides IT-enabled business services to banks and investors, the national health service, retailers and utilities, has been forced to cut costs and dispose of assets to make its debt more manageable as earnings come under pressure.
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Prat-Gay said Argentina's double-digit inflation rate should start showing signs of easing in the second half of the year, though he added that it would take time for it to come down to a more manageable level.
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Next time you find yourself with a large chunk of watermelon, and no way to cut it into more manageable wedges or cubes, just pull out the floss you keep in your purse for the occasional popcorn kernel or spinach emergency.
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"Well, it's pretty much however it looks in the morning with some good [styling] products, which makes it look a little bit more manageable," he says, adding that he'll rock a man bun when necessary (see here, here and here).
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Capita, which provides IT-enabled services to banks and investors, the national health service, retailers and utilities, has been forced to cut costs and dispose of assets to make its debt more manageable after a period of slower contract awards.
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"There is little doubt that the flows remain much more manageable than in late-2015 and early-2016, when China was witnessing outflows of over $120 billion per month," analysts Julian Evans-Pritchard and Mark Williams said in a note.
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Team members Tom Shea, who previously worked on a number of startups and co-working spaces, and Tom Bull are currently working on a more general access control system, but for the hackathon, they teamed up for this more manageable project.
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By the same token, if you are in control of your data that is not stored server-side and expires when it's no longer needed, a task of protecting less information that does need to be recorded becomes increasingly more manageable.
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The 15-inch Spectre x360 will go on sale starting at $1,150 on February 14, and the 12-inch Pavilion x2 will have a much more manageable starting price of $500 and can be purchased a week earlier on February 7.
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Musk's approach with SpaceX will seek to reduce costs to more manageable levels of around $200,000 per person by the time proper colonization begins, sourced from a variety of places, including potential public and private funding (including from Musk himself).
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But more important than the way in which law firms interact with customers, Kan sees an opportunity to streamline the work that is done in-house to make it more manageable for lawyers and those who work at law firms.
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It is an actual, purchasable option, thanks to a recent collaboration between S'well and Swarovski, which asks four figures for a water bottle festooned with over 23.72,22015 crystals, or a somewhat more manageable $24 for one with a crystal-embellished top.
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In order to break down this rather elaborate system into more manageable chunks, the company is offering discrete applications on top of the platform including specific apps for finance, field service, sales, operations, marketing, project service automation and customer service.
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The information captured by the sensor is whittled and shaped to something more manageable in size, but in that whittling and shaping is a ton of room for what amounts to editorial choices by the designers of the camera systems.
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DBT usually consists of individual therapy at least once a week, plus skills training: That's usually done in a group setting, and participants learn practical ways to make their emotions and life overall feel more manageable and rewarding, Wolbert says.
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After being a major locomotive of global growth for over a decade, China is now in the midst of an inevitable and bumpy slowdown from sizzling double-digit growth to a hopefully more manageable pace in the mid-single digits.
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"More efficient regulation of banks and policies that make credit and debt more manageable for borrowers can increase the ability for all - lenders and borrowers alike - to participate in the credit cycle and generate economic growth and prosperity," the group wrote.
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The company has dropped its asking price from $249 to a more manageable $200, but that will likely continue to be cost-prohibitive for casual users, especially with a device intended to be used for a few hours a day, tops.
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That is because the bank thinks Britain will struggle to finance its current account deficit (4.7% of GDP) in a Brexit scenario; a 30% fall would be needed to bring the deficit down to a more manageable 2% or so.
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The objective of the sell-off of GE Capital assets, which began in spring 2015, was to reduce the financial division's size to much more manageable levels — and eliminate the heavy capital requirements and other regulations that the label imposed.
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But sitting with it, as opposed to trying to push it away, has started to form what I like to think of as a little muscle of tolerance that's made each attack a little more manageable, and a lot less frequent.
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The problem is that even though deductibles may make health insurance premiums more manageable, nearly half of Americans can't cover the cost of an unexpected illness or injury, according to a recent survey from health savings account platform provider Lively.
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The Ultimate Data & Analytics Bundle: Lifetime Subscription — $29 See Details Now that you've gotten a handle on all things data analytics, the next thing to do is to focus on the tools to make the actual analysis much more manageable.
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Indeed, he said, one of the reasons he signed on to a men's wear label rather than a women's label was that men's wear, which has only two seasons as opposed to four or six, is a relatively more manageable commitment.
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I find that it makes my mornings more manageable (literally fill it up, switch it on, and forget it until I'm actually ready for my coffee) and my evenings more relaxing (can brew a cup of tea in a minute!).
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The school offers world-class petrochemical degrees and certificates in electrical technology, environmental health and safety technology, welding, and process technology that position students for success immediately upon graduation, most often with a much more manageable level of student debt.
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Asus' ZenBook Pro Duo was one of the most interesting-looking laptops of 2019, and at CES 2020, the company announced the ZenBook Duo (no Pro this time), its smaller cousin that comes in a more manageable 210-inch size.
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From the other men of color I spoke to, it's knowing and appreciating for yourself exactly who you are that makes navigating these encounters—and sorting creeps from genuine guys—more manageable, if no less of a pain in the ass.
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But for anyone who has been knocked off their feet, or simply had to push a baby stroller around, these helpful little slopes and a well-placed elevator or two have the power to turn an impossible journey into something much more manageable.
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At the high end, some research has suggested that T. rex could run a blistering 20 meters per second (45 mph), while more recent research has suggested a more manageable pace around five to 11 meters per second (11 to 18 mph).
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To Karaman these environments make sense to use autonomous shuttles: speeds tend to be more manageable in the 25 to 35 mph range and the "environmental complexity" is nothing compared to the overwhelming traffic conditions of a city like San Francisco or Manhattan.
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His plan for Circuit City's comeback, in a nutshell: build a robust e-commerce presence and smaller and more manageable stores — not the giant superstores of old — with a focus on products that appeal to the coveted millennial demographic rather than their parents.
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A more manageable cost of failure - potentially as a result of more robust resolution plans - may reduce the sovereign's propensity to provide extraordinary support in times of stress, although we do not see a high probability of this in the near term.
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Then I saw "The Blues Brothers," and you can picture my parents' relief: A cheap-o pair of knockoff Wayfarers were much more manageable a concession for my parents to make, and McQueen and his 714 sunglasses were suddenly all but forgotten.
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"You know how the stars were saying it was so good and it made your hair more manageable, more shinier?" said Bonnie Iqbal, 55, of Albany, who last year was among those who sued the company after her hair began falling out.
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Harvey's evergreen, though presumably a slightly more manageable size, sports the same signature mix of average and extremely oversize ornaments and snow-covered branches as Kylie's, though the talk show host went for a moodier palette of black, blue and teal balls.
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Given the high-dimensional chess that has been played by Benchmark and Kalanick over the past few months, it's clear that neither side is ready to give up seats in a bid to bring the board size to a more manageable level.
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It leaves out the real advantages of immigration, economic and humanitarian, which are part of the policy calculus as well — as is the recent decline in illegal immigration, and the fact that the problems I've identified are more manageable in America than Europe.
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This has generally been a boon for the quality of TV, with actors, writers, and directors who formerly worked only in film migrating to TV because the time commitment is more manageable (think of True Detective and Big Little Lies, for instance).
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As recently as the 2000s, with California at the center of the subprime-mortgage crisis, it was fair to wonder whether we had a future; a popular parlor game was to imagine how the state might be divided up into more manageable statelets.
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This puzzle started its life as an overly ambitious 62-worder before I found I was having trouble getting a clean and interesting grid, so I added the squares under FAT and over OED to make it more manageable in the middle.
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These articles may not necessarily offer you direct advice about living through this pandemic — though if that's what you're looking for, the other two sections of this newsletter have you covered — but I'm hoping they'll make things just a little more manageable.
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They had just taken two of three games from the Chicago Cubs to complete a run of six wins in eight games, cutting their deficit in the National League East from a daunting 12 ½ games to a more manageable eight and a half.
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The overarching goal isn't to cede United States primacy or abandon American alliances, as Trump's opponents often charge; rather, it's to maintain American primacy on a more manageable footing, while focusing more energy and effort on containing the power and influence of China.
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I still experience mental health issues due to my abuse and it's something I'll likely have for the rest of my life, but my depression has been a lot more manageable because I'm starting to feel comfortable in myself due to my social transition.
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This might not seem like much, but having a lower interest rate meant our monthly mortgage payments would be lower, more manageable, and give us more financial wiggle room when it came to paying the bills (and paying off the rest of our student loans).
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"This time, it's a bit different because they are using more manageable, or transparent leverage rather than re-opening shadow banking," Xing told CNBC, saying that the Chinese government is increasing the quota of local special bonds, which are essentially backed by the state.
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China's corporate debt levels are too high but it will take time to bring them down to more manageable levels, the head of the central bank said on Friday, underlining an uphill battle to put the world's second-largest economy on a more sustainable footing.
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Covering this Winter Paralympics (which run through March 18) feels more manageable — or rather, less daunting — than covering the 2016 Summer Paralympics in Rio de Janeiro, where 22 sports were contested across four clusters of competition, versus six sports across two clusters in Pyeongchang.
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He started out looking for people who cheat to qualify for Boston because, he said, "it was a way to make the task more manageable," noting that he had to look only at the relatively small percentage of runners with Boston Marathon qualifier times.
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The reconfiguration of large urban schools into smaller, more manageable ones now shows promise in boosting graduation rates in New York — partly because this allows parents, students and teachers to form a community in which problems are addressed informally before they can disrupt learning.
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As purveyors of restorative politics, candidates like Biden, Buttigieg, and Klobuchar aim to make student debt more manageable, higher education more accessible, child care more affordable, and health insurance less volatile — but without upending the core institutions and ideals that those systems are built upon.
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Rather than be drained and broken on their own, they came together as a community of care, forging the kind of mutually supportive extended-family structure that has historically made life more manageable for poor and working-class people, queer folks, and communities of color.
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Hamilton Beach Works with Alexa Smart Coffee Maker, $89.99, available at AmazonEarly mornings are a little more manageable if you can tell Alexa to start brewing a strong cup of coffee or set Alexa Routines to make your coffee right when you wake up.
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While the coworking spaces were often popular among startups — making the real estate market more manageable — many of the other choices WeWork made were nonsensical, and when the required filings around an initial public offering came out, well, most of the internet pointed and laughed.
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After several rounds that had the crowded, chaotic feel of early-season Bachelor episodes, the field for Thursday night's debate is down to a somewhat more manageable seven candidates: Joe Biden, Pete Buttigieg, Amy Klobuchar, Bernie Sanders, Tom Steyer, Elizabeth Warren, and Andrew Yang.
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"If a commander feels confident that he can reduce forces, I will look at the right timing to do that, whether it's there, whether it's Africa, you name it, to make sure I can get down to a more manageable level," he added. Gen.
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In the course of this book, Mr. Steltzner gives us an appreciation of the hard data and intuition involved in the engineering of a huge project like the Mars Science Laboratory — and the way teams learned to break down seemingly impossible problems into smaller, more manageable ones.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's corporate debt levels are too high but it will take time to bring them down to more manageable levels, the head of the central bank said on Friday, underlining an uphill battle to put the world's second-largest economy on a more sustainable footing.
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Nvidia points out that vehicles today using Nvidia tech to field on demand autonomous taxis include basically entire data centres in the trunk, and Drive PX Pegasus is designed to help put them on track to bring this down to something more manageable for actual production deployment.
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And at Macy's, where warm temperatures and an abundance of cold-weather merchandise left the retailer saddled with a 4.6 percent boost in inventory at the end of the third quarter, those levels were trimmed to a still high — but more manageable — increase of 1.6 percent.
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It makes the work more manageable, but it's the human being that can tell the difference between an NGO documenting war-time atrocities versus a video that could look and feel the same way, but is actually a recruitment or propaganda video for a terrorist organization.
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For a person making $150,000, for example, an average family plan adds a cost of only 10 percent of their wages, which is a much more manageable-looking sum than the 60 percent it would add to a low-wage worker's, at half the median income.
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But in the meantime, we need a more manageable interim goal — some version of a verifiable freeze on the North's testing of nuclear weapons and long-range missiles and its production of fissile nuclear materials, in exchange for modest but real concessions by the rest of us.
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"Part of this approach is really to start to create an easier way for more DTC brands to buy directly and for other smaller brands to make it a lot easier and a lot more manageable, in a way they're used to buying it," Levy said.
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What's probably happening: Okay, now that we've properly freaked you out, here are a few less-scary-but-still-serious possibilities: Glaser says night sweats can be caused by something more manageable, such as a hormone disorder like hyperthyroidism, or diabetes, or even low blood sugar.
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"To me, not only was it innovative in using what is pretty cool technology, but it was intuitive in that … it would clearly take patients' minds off of what they were going through," Reisenauer says, adding that it's something that would have made his father's care more manageable.
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Play hooky if you need to, but remember that ditching your responsibilities won't make things easier for you—if your schedule isn't working, try talking to your boss or advisors about how to make things more manageable for you, or find a new way to split chores at home.
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All of the sites, devoid of any signs of human activity, suggest an abandoned world and serve as a poignant metaphor for the recent exodus of the island's population, as Puerto Ricans look for better work opportunities and a more manageable cost of living on the United States mainland.
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The shirt is inspired by his advice to young infielder Javier Baez upon his call-up last season, and sales of it benefit Maddon's charity, but it is hard not to read it also as an attempt to reduce his team's sky-high goals to a more manageable scale.
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On one end, then, Mr. Trump intends to tweak the terms of student lending and use federal funds to make debt burdens more manageable; on the other end, he would use the power of the federal government to force colleges and universities to clamp down on tuition increases.
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Maybe the SNL writers' room was tired this week — but if the past 25 days have been any indication, the show should probably get used to having to pare down an embarrassment of Trump embarrassments to a number more manageable for a comedy sketch from here on out.
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This bias makes less established players pay dues, it allows pitchers of repute to pitch longer into their careers to more benevolent strike zones, and it allows older hitters with diminished bat speed to compete later into their careers with the advantage of a more manageable strike-zone.
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Whether you cook with the fresh root or the more manageable powder, turmeric has the capacity to stain your clothes, skin and tongue a neon, nicotine yellow, so that you look as if you've been smoking in a very small airless room, uninterrupted, for the last 60 years.
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Attracting customers in the MidwestIt was after moving from California to New Jersey in search of a more manageable cost of living and then eventually to Minnesota that Rosario pivoted to the pupusas — a Salvadoran corn dish similar to a Venzuelan arepa — that would become Mañana&aposs staple.
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People close to her say she has serious reservations about the single-payer bill and believes the nation can achieve the goal of universal coverage at a more manageable cost by building on the framework of the Affordable Care Act, which she worked tirelessly to secure in 2010.
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Chief among the updates is a bump in speed, knocking the 16-second Wi-Fi print time for a credit-card sized photo down to a more manageable 10 seconds, freeing up valuable time to finally finish the novel you've been working on for the better part of a decade.
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In addition, there are nearly 210,000 general aviation aircraft based in the U.S., compared to 35,000 in Canada and 43,000 in the U.K. Even with smaller, more manageable systems, Canada and the U.K. had serious issues after moving to privatized air traffic control — with taxpayers bearing the brunt of the pain.
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If responding to the destruction from Hurricane Maria last year in Puerto Rico was especially challenging — it was the third major hurricane of the season, it struck off the United States mainland and the local government was often overwhelmed — Florence presents more manageable logistics for the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
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Then steak with ginger-butter sauce on Wednesday, a dish so good you may be tempted to make it once a week for a month or more, before bringing it into the more manageable cadence of once-or-twice quarterly, where it may stay (as it has for me) for years.
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We're expecting to pay for some miscellaneous costs like transportation to and from the airport and food on travel days, but this is still a much more manageable cost for us now that we've saved more than $1,400 between the hotel deal and the award flights we booked with Southwest points.
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No. 18 Wang Qiang stunned Barty, 6-2, 6-4, to reach her first quarterfinals of a major tournament in 21 tries, and No. 16 Johanna Konta beat Pliskova, 6-7 (153), 6-3, 7-5, leaving Williams's road to the final much more manageable, even if she cannot say so.
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In that world, women never would have gotten the ability to truly control their own reproductive futures, and never would have gotten access to true, unfettered sexual freedom (not to mention the positive side effects many women have come to rely on: more manageable periods, clearer skin, and higher sex drives, among others).
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But switch around the current reality — a hulkingly massive platform attached to a relatively tiny (in resources terms) business operation — and the slavering jabberwocky that Zuckerberg is now on a personal mission to slay might well cease to exist, as multiple messy human challenges get cut down to a more manageable size.
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Included are a dictionary tool to search for every word ever entered into the device, a social connection mapper so all of the phone user's relationships, a geo-location mapper to see where the person has been going, and many other tools to make cracking all that data more manageable and efficient.
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Gaining a deeper understanding of one's own pain or someone else's has the potential to radically alter our interactions day to day, and to shift our focus away from a desperate need to be fixed and also from the exhausting performance of wellness into a more manageable way of living a fully realized life.
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Democratic nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE has said she would make child care costs more manageable through steps including tax relief and increased federal funds.
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It was smaller and more manageable than Montepò, and the family had a glimpse of what it might become: an intimate inn; a cultural center where vineyards and olive groves would produce wine, grappa and extra-virgin oil; a setting for musical performances and international symposiums; a workshop for locally produced crafts and furniture.
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CMHCs were supposed to be a lifeline for those with severe mental illnesses, but many catered to people with more "manageable" problems — only 3003 to 7 percent of CMHC patients came from state hospitals in the beginning, and as time went by, that number dropped, even though hospital admissions increased in the same period.
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Screenshot: RolandThe master iPhone will trigger video recordings on the three other iPhones it's tethered to, and live streams of all four devices are displayed in a small grid that's reminiscent of the wall of displays used in the control rooms of live TV productions, but on a much smaller and more manageable scale here.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 was down a more manageable 0.6 percent, mildly supported by modest gains in oil prices which lifted shares in energy stocks and by the first round of parliamentary election results in France which look set to give President Emmanuel Macron a huge majority to push through his pro-business reforms.
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The overall goal it appears is to give diehard players more reason to play the game on a regular basis, reduce more of the friction from and mystical nature of the game's reward systems, make its in-game economy more manageable, and provide more quality-of-life improvements to the game to make it less of a slog.
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The big selling point is that the Ronin SC has essentially been shrunk down to a more manageable 2.4 pounds, nearly half the weight of the Ronin S. That means its payload capacity is more limited — it can only carry a total of 4.4 pounds worth of cameras and lenses, compared to the Ronin S's nearly eight pound capacity.
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And they came in all shapes, sizes, and colors: At Marc Jacobs, Miu Miu, and Molly Goddard, those "the-bigger-the-bow-the-closer-to-God" vibes were less of a surprise than they were at Sacai, where designer Chitose Abe made them smaller (and more manageable), appearing more origami-like than some sort of used fashion sponge.
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The classic problem of how teachers should devote resources to their students, such as helping students that are struggling in specific areas, is one that's still ever-present — but it needs a deceptively-simple approach to making that more manageable, even if it's just a colored progress bar if Clever CEO Tyler Bosmeny gets his way.
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The Mavericks, who were 203 of 21 from the floor in the second quarter and 0 of 10 from 3-point range in the first half, closed the second quarter on a 12-1 run to essentially cut the Nuggets' biggest lead in half to go into halftime trailing by a far more manageable margin of 56-44.
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While the daylight between Mr. Bolton and Mr. Pompeo gives the North Koreans the opportunity to drive a wedge between members of the president's national security team, officials said that was a more manageable problem than when Mr. Trump publicly undercut Mr. Pompeo's predecessor as secretary of state, Rex W. Tillerson, over how to deal with North Korea.
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While the daylight between Mr. Bolton and Mr. Pompeo gives the North Koreans the opportunity to drive a wedge between members of the president's team, officials said that was a more manageable problem than when Mr. Trump publicly undercut Mr. Pompeo's predecessor as secretary of state, Rex W. Tillerson, over how to deal with North Korea.
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The show attempts again to simplify this story by eschewing a lot of what it no longer needs, but creator Chris Carter and his writers can't seem to find a way to boil it down to something more manageable, which leads to some pretty strange maneuvering to escape the seemingly apocalyptic story promised in the season 10 finale.
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"So, if you think about the amount of particles that actually are striking the heat shield and depositing that heat in, the whole thing gets heated up to 2,500 degrees Fahrenheit [1,370 degrees C]." That&aposs a much more manageable temperature for the heat shield to withstand — the equivalent of putting your hands inside the oven without touching any surface.
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You'll find yourself focusing even more on this area of your life when communicator Mercury enters Aries the next day, making this a great time for you to talk with someone about your health or to meet with your boss about making your workload less challenging—either by hiring more helping hands or allowing you to alter your schedule to something more manageable.
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Because the next step in the plan should help cut the Facebook moderation challenge down to a more manageable size… Instead of there being just one Facebook (comprised of two core legal entities: Facebook USA and Facebook International, in Ireland), it's time to break up Facebook's business into hundreds of market specific Facebooks that can really start to serve their local communities.
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Because you don't want to be told to start meditating or make a mood board (my mom's idea) as a way out of confusion-paralysis, here are some other ideas from life coaches, psychologists, and people who have experience crawling their way through a mid-20s crisis of their own, as to what you should do to make things a little more manageable.
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Supercomputers have already been used to research the coronavirus, which has infected over 35,85033 individuals in the U.S. Researchers at the University of Tennessee in collaboration with IBM screened 8,000 compounds to find the ones most likely to render the protein in coronavirus unable to attach to human cells, narrowing the massive list to a more manageable and testable 77.
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Additionally, 2628 nonprofit and state-based organizations offer refinancing loans, making education debt more manageable for families by providing a refinancing tool that consolidates high-interest rate education loans into a single loan, reducing overall debt burden and in many cases, reducing monthly payments by as much as $28500 or $6900 per month — saving borrowers anywhere from $2628,28503 to $22019,000 over a 10-year repayment term.
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Even if you include running backs, who typically catch more manageable swing passes, the only player to have a better reception percentage on as many catches as Thomas was Pierre Thomas, a running back for the Saints, who caught 77 of 84 passes thrown his way in 2013, but managed just 153 yards per target, well short of Michael Thomas's mark this season of 11.14.
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"Trump's strategy does no favors for the moderates like trade negotiator Liu He who are eager to take China down a more manageable path of market and financial reforms, and such reforms would indeed be good for U.S. commercial interests," said James Zimmerman, a partner in the Beijing office of the law firm Perkins Coie and a former chairman of the American Chamber of Commerce in China.
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After defeating the dragon, and emerging mostly unscathed from the insanity of my personal harassment going viral, I'm here to give you some tips and tricks to help make being a woman on the internet a little less terrible, more manageable, and perhaps save you from throwing your computer across the room, moving to a yurt in a forest, and never touching a computer again.
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There's a ton of stuff to do at any given point, and huge annoyances in the first game have been removed to make that stuff easy to find: the lucrative public events now have timers telling you when they'll appear, you can now fast travel from place to place on a planet, you're auto-enrolled into daily bounties (now called challenges), and your inventory space is large and much more manageable.
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This fall, Bustos said, her party should tell voters: "We know that you lost faith in us as Democrats, but we're asking you to put faith back in us again, because we're going to focus on the things that matter to you" — what she called "bread-and-butter" issues, like bringing down the price of prescription drugs, expanding access to trade and vocational schools, and making student loan debt more manageable.
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But toss in the fact that there are often groups within the carmaker that are specifically responsible for a given ECU (such as, say, heating, air conditioning and other "comfort" controls) and whose jobs may be at risk if someone suggests that the company change to a simpler architecture in which they combined the functionality of multiple ECUs into a smaller, more manageable number and, well, you get the picture.
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