Now, this pair of angel wings has even more meaning.
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"It gives more meaning to the house," Ms. Talamante said.
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The red, by the way, carries more meaning than you'd think.
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But to him, that first plane had a lot more meaning.
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A good song takes on more meaning as the years pass by.
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They think life is supposed to have more meaning than it does.
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Ours have more meaning than the men's, which only serve to conceal.
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" And as each year passes, Stamos, 54, believes the holiday has "more meaning.
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This road win had a little more meaning for Sacramento coach George Karl.
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By being able to focus on things, we see more meaning in them.
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This victory carried a lot more meaning, though, for the Braves and their fans.
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But the pope and President Trump's past exchanges imbued the gifts with more meaning.
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But Vodianova says that aged 21, she felt her gilded life needed more meaning.
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Benefits that acknowledge staff needs outside the workplace can have more meaning, she says.
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The designs let the photos speak for themselves and add more meaning to your accessorizing.
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And now you know how to convey a bit more meaning with your Hangouts text.
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I guess it had much more meaning to me now than it did back then.
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The painting that kept unfolding with more meaning as I gave it time to do so.
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But the signs do seem to point towards fucking more meaning dying faster in these squids.
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It's safe to say he places more meaning on this task than pretty much anything else.
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And that actually has probably for the general population even more meaning than the equipment itself.
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Results showed that people who held extreme political views were bored and seeking more meaning from life.
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As for the grace notes of his grunts, has anyone packed more meaning into a single "Hmph"?
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How do you find more meaning after having gone to the Olympics or gone to the moon?
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The same message spoken out loud carries more meaning through its tone, execution and natural linguistic cues.
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And thematically, you can plumb even more meaning from the gulf in color between the two worlds.
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I felt that it would have more meaning to me than any new ring could possibly have.
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That said, there are times where tears after sex might have more meaning behind them, Dr. Needle says.
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Because the figures are larger-than-life, the allegories bear more meaning (and are more entertaining, at that).
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For us, we're trying to incorporate a lot more storytelling and a lot more meaning into our space.
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One evening, while drinking in a backyard, Mr. Lytle told Mr. Crews to give his work more meaning.
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"It has more meaning and value when it's celebrated at the end, rather than at every minor step."
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But there is a group of consumers for whom the numbers may have more meaning: those without insurance.
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But she also had a suggestion: Connect the story to the children's lives, to give it more meaning.
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On top of it all, it's clear now that a Twitter verification has more meaning than ever before.
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After having sex, the students reported more meaning in life, more positive mood states, and fewer negative mood states.
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The conflict has claimed some 220,000 lives and displaced 5 million more, meaning that few Colombian families have been untouched.
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Twitter says this is because you can convey a lot more meaning in a lot fewer characters with those languages.
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Both squads were top-five teams in the pre-season Associated Press poll, packing their clash with even more meaning.
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The beauty of writing a card results in more meaning and thought being put into what you're trying to say.
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We certainly didn't — that is, until we came across a handful of quotes that hold more meaning than meets the eye.
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Is it that people are no longer having to struggle as much to survive, and we&aposre looking for more meaning?
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"I wanted to give the beauty look that had more meaning to me that was far beyond mascara and lipstick," she says.
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Another is when someone adds context to something the find and share people find the story more meaning than when they don't.
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But rather than adding more meaning to Season 1, this season – if viewers choose to accept the narrative – has the opposite effect.
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But as it was, it was just a fragmentary record of a footnote to a day that had so much more meaning.
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For the Nallwallas, the celebratory mood has more meaning, even if they have to wait about five years for their new home.
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This, P-Orridge believes, gives the art more meaning than if they had simply asked some Chinese factory to manufacture the crosses.
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"It has more meaning that it (happened) in my own country," the Korean said of his silver medal, speaking through and interpreter.
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With the unknown surrounding Todd Gurley, Goff may have to throw more, meaning the potential for more yards and touchdowns is there.
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" The occasion of a beloved niece's wedding imbues the tattoos with more meaning, and it was, Mr. Munshin noted, "a cool party.
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"Taking an animal you intend to eat has so much more meaning than buying a steak on a plastic tray," he said.
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For these kids, education isn't an opportunity to wring more meaning from life and make a more constructive impact on the world.
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But this has brought more meaning to this march because it shows that we're here to push back against business as usual.
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The nation's oldest rivalry will have more meaning than usual when Arizona State hosts Arizona in a Pac-12 game on Saturday afternoon.
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These incredibly well-shot snowman portraits, taken by photographer Konstantin Sergeyev, make us want to place more meaning on these cute, goofy creations.
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Third, it maximizes the use of your skills and talents in a way that gives your work more meaning and you more satisfaction.
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People are looking for more meaning, and they&aposre looking for more relevance, and they&aposre looking for expressing their creativity and vision.
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Moderating these communities and doing my part to keep them clean and amicable does give my fascination with Reddit a bit more meaning.
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When you choose to spend time with a classmate instead, going out for ramen or hitting the batting cages, it adds even more meaning.
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But, there are certain elements that offer more meaning right off the bat, says Leisa Schaim, an astrologer who offers electional consultations for weddings.
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The meaning for me was not taking the main road, so it is funny, but it also has a little more meaning to me.
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"There is more meaning and understanding in exchanging a glance with a gorilla than any other animal I know," Attenborough says after the encounter.
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Census data is used for allocating federal funds, drawing congressional districts and more, meaning an inaccurate count of the population could impact those items.
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While we can assume they did a better job than the Milan 11 might have, this served to rob the ritual of yet more meaning.
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Of the 140 cities surveyed, 66 have a liveability score of 80% or more, meaning that there are few if any challenges to living standards.
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Very literal, at times almost cliche connections but then when I connected them to popular gifs based off YouTube videos they took on more meaning.
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No one finds more meaning in the song than leading lady Blanca Rodriguez (Mj Rodriguez), a trans woman dealing with a three-year HIV diagnosis.
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"All of the challenges in the game, all the mechanics, are trying to feed that feeling of giving your discoveries more meaning," Murray tells me.
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But for me, at least, that would have freighted his death with more meaning than dying while freestyling into a crevasse or big-wave surfing.
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"Life has so much more meaning with this silly, sensitive boy who has shown me the world through such different eyes," she wrote for Reign.
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But while some statements were more blatant, others took on more meaning in the context of the current state of migrants at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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We know where "shit" comes from, so it's time to explore when "bull" first started to take on more meaning beyond the name for male cattle.
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Bosses' total pay dipped slightly in 2015 but company earnings fell more, meaning they took home a bigger slice of profits, continuing a decade-long trend.
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Nevertheless, in facing what will be a long and hard road ahead a simple truth has more meaning than ever: Not everybody needs to be heard.
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The work was removed, but in a creative way that arguably added more meaning to the work than it ever would have had it remained standing.
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To get more out of life — more meaning, more joie de vivre — I needed to start doing less and to become more conscious about my choices.
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The way we used to have to go record shopping for music was less convenient, but the process imbued the experience of collecting music with more meaning.
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So I think that everyone should just take a step back, let us find out a little bit more, meaning the committee should find a little bit more.
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With the old rules of the park undone, that's no longer true, and the fights have more meaning when they could spell the end of a favorite character.
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From Daisy Ridley to Tracee Ellis Ross, it feels like every woman in Hollywood is suddenly wearing it — and it holds a lot more meaning than you think.
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I also want our reunions to be special and have a little more meaning than to fly out for some festival that's unrelated to where we came from.
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Plus, since Virginia has become more of a swing state, the results will have more meaning than this year's other governor's race in a solid blue New Jersey.
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When somebody who's 50 decides not to pursue something or gets their heart broken, there's not lot of fish left in the sea, so it has more meaning.
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Learning to be mindful can help you cultivate self-awareness and adaptation skills that can help you find more meaning in your personal and professional life, says Hunter.
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As a crossword constructor from India, who makes crosswords for a global platform like The New York Times, I aspire to bring more meaning to my puzzle endeavor.
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And as of today, the India-born actress will officially be the new face of Pantene's "Strong Is Beautiful" campaign — and it holds more meaning than you may think.
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Eventually, though, the competition between Facebook and Snapchat will be over video ad dollars, which is when these view counts and audience totals will carry a lot more meaning.
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In the face of devastating loss, "what's left has even more meaning," said Luca Cari, a spokesman for Italy's firefighters, the corps that carried out most of the recoveries.
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This generation, myself included, has fallen under the spell of the convenience of modern technology; which is why handwritten letters and cards hold so much more meaning to me.
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She also couldn't have been happier with Nathan — a musician who released a new album with a title that holds more meaning now than ever before: Wish You Were Here.
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Mythology has acquired the rights across all platforms including film, television, video games, publishing, and more, meaning Slender Man could be destroyed through total capitalist overkill, as many franchises are.
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And while each conference tournament game doesn't have more meaning than another game, the timing of playing a quality opponent this late season can either help or hurt a team.
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When it comes to boots, it's safe to say that we operate under the philosophy that more is more — meaning we can never quite have enough (especially in the fall months).
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The camp hasn't spent any money on formal advertising, and has been able to recruit big-name partners including MIT Game Lab, Xbox, Intel, GameSpot and more — meaning the message is resonating.
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Mary and Joseph seemed to have more meaning to her than just being part of our Christmas tradition, and I soon relished watching her play out her inner turmoil with their help.
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There are 2000 additional counties — in Illinois, Virginia and Massachusetts — where the average property tax is $210,2000 or more, meaning people who own larger homes in those areas will feel the bite.
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It also only operates in real-time (around 10 to 30 milliseconds), but upcoming iterations could utilize a form of learning, assigning more meaning to the mistakes and correcting them for future choices.
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There are 210 additional counties — in Illinois, Massachusetts, Virginia and Massachusetts — where the average property tax is $2000,0003 or more, meaning people who own larger homes in those areas will feel the bite.
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I knew I'd be emotional when I saw my friends in their lacy dresses walking down the aisle, and that sitting next to my partner would add even more meaning to this moment.
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Twitter noticed that in some languages, like Japanese, where you can convey more meaning in a fewer number of characters, people butt up to the limit much less often than English speakers do.
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To explore the idea of clothing taking on more meaning than "it prevents me from being naked in public," I asked a few people about the things in their wardrobe they're most sentimental about.
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"Our support of some of the new markets that we now operate in was there even before, but certainly now it has even more meaning to us as we move forward," she told Reuters.
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And like game of telephone, each new video seems to lose even more meaning than the one before it, a feat that frankly seems impossible, given the videos are logically impoverished to begin with.
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"The ways with which we express gratitude can sometimes carry even more meaning than what we say, so it helps to express gratitude with a full spectrum of verbal and nonverbal messages," he says.
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That leaves out the important Article 1, section 3 (Case Review and Decisions) and more, meaning it can't alter what kinds of cases are submitted, picked up for decision, or what those decisions means.
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His word choice evokes more meaning this time of year — it was the same phrase employed by former CIA Director George Tenet during his now infamous testimony months before the attacks on Sept. 11th.
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Comparing their form, the researchers noted that the women almost uniformly landed harder in the maximalist shoes than the neutral pair and pronated more — meaning that their ankles rolled inward slightly — when they pushed off.
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It's not that YouTubers must provide their tax returns to be qualified to talk about money, but if they were to tell us how much they actually earn, then the conversation might have more meaning.
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What does that mean for those of us who want to do a deeper dive on this most fascinating of lives, for fans in mourning who want more meaning out of the totality of his existence?
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It would be easy, and fair, to label it a "slice-of-life" picture for its depiction of everyday routine, but this term carries so much more meaning here considering the filmmaker and its layered context.
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I saw him a few more times before I went away for a summer internship, and I spent that summer apart ascribing more meaning to our courtship than was healthy for a man of my age.
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Sportswear brands Adidas, Reebok and Puma topped the list, scoring 56 percent or more, meaning they have disclosed detailed supplier lists, including manufacturers, but not information such as the number of workers who are union members.
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More than perhaps any other official in the American government except the Federal Reserve chief, a Treasury secretary finds his remarks flyspecked to an extraordinary degree, with each word often given far more meaning than intended.
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People who see their occupations as an opportunity to serve their immediate community find more meaning in their work, whether it's an accountant helping his client or a factory worker supporting her family with a paycheck.
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The photograph takes on more meaning with the context, as if Sarah's furrowed brow has less to do with the weather and more to do with the things she sees happening in her neighborhood every day.
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"If you can get through the first moments of panic, I think you can find much more meaning sitting quietly and reading or talking to someone in the flesh, even when they can be annoying," Coles says.
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Rocketbook allows its lucky owner to upload written notes, scribbles, and doodles to cloud services like Google Docs, Dropbox, iCloud, Evernote, Slack, and more; meaning their previously analog work would be transformed into a permanent digital form.
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The second came more slowly, as he came to realize that he was fine using his body type for laughs in a commercial but wanted his work in actual TV shows to have more meaning to it.
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But more importantly, we have helped each other liberate ourselves from the deadening burden of gender, to rise above and beyond it, to expose parts of our identities that bear much more meaning than man, or woman.
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The latest CNBC/SurveyMonkey Workplace Happiness Index shows higher-income earners across the board are more satisfied with their jobs, find more meaning in their work and are less likely to consider quitting than those in lower income brackets.
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"We thought it would have more meaning," Toshiyuki Kasahara, 43, said of the postcards that he and his two sons, Yushun, 8, and Seijin, 6, deposited in the mailbox to send home after arriving on the summit last month.
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Affixing more personal stories to diamonds — and infusing them with more meaning and emotion — has become a way to help reheat a cooling industry, which recent data from Bain & Company show has only begun to rebound after a period of weakness.
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The comic adaptation of The Last Jedi includes other tidbits, details, and internal monologues that the movie did not provide, adding to the depth of the story and even adding a bit more meaning to scenes like the one above.
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"Your home is not an asset – your home is a place that has much more meaning to it and it is something you want to protect and also monitor," Ring founder James "Jamie" Siminoff told CNBC in an e-mail.
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Still, you don't have to build your own art studio or have spare change to spend on antiques to draw inspirations from these celebs and find a fulfilling and relaxing hobby that will give your life even more meaning this year.
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If you get a person to perform the simplest made-up ritual style behaviors — without telling them that it's meant to be a ritual — in less than a week they'll experience more meaning through the regular enacting of the behavior itself.
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Even though I'd been conditioned by the Wednesday grid to see the tree, as it were, I missed the forest and didn't attribute more meaning to the geometry until I got to the theme questions at 23D, 24D, 26D and 28D.
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Whether you're in the market for a new set of sheets, super-plush bathrobe, or just hunting for a good sale over the long weekend ahead, this particular event is one that puts more meaning behind our shopping habits and inside our carts.
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"The nail industry was never my passion, but I was always interested in customer service and retail," says Lin who was running a and operating traditional nail salons before she realized her clients were increasingly ascribing more and more meaning to doing their nails.
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The reference to acqui-hire or IP exit takes on more meaning when you consider that Tractable was in the same cohort at Entrepreneur First as Magic Pony Technology, the AI startup acquired by Twitter for up to $150 million for its image enhancing technology.
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Ideally I would want to go with her because just like Aliza is waiting to go with me so I can make the experience meaningful, for me, I would have loved to go with her because she would have given it a lot more meaning.
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Using Affectiva's new tech, voice assistants, bots and other devices that operate using artificial intelligence might soon be able to hear and understand our emotions — and be able to derive more meaning from our requests, company CEO and co-founder Dr. Rana el Kaliouby told TechCrunch.
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However, the Business Platinum offers a 50% bonus on purchases of $5,000 or more, meaning you'll earn 1.5x points per dollar, up to 1 million extra points per year (after that, the rate drops back to 0003x point per dollar for the rest of the year).
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The institute also looked at older homeowners with loan-to-value ratios of 80 percent or more, meaning that their debts had reached 803 percent of their home values, often a point at which banks won't approve loans, charge higher interest rates or require mortgage insurance.
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Although he says that the work was pegged to the defunding of Planned Parenthood, among other things, and that he "assumed anyone who ran would be a nut job," he adds that his work has taken on more meaning given how the race has panned out.
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One staffer, John Owens, the state's deputy chief of Consumer Protection, later said he was overruled on the case for political reasons -- an allegation that took on more meaning when records showed that, three years after the case was dropped, Trump donated $35,000 to Abbott's successful campaign for governor.
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An incredible 22018 percent of respondents answered "$24.3 million or more," meaning that they wouldn't consider someone making $9 million a year to be rich, a potentially surprising result given that $9 million a year would put you firmly in the top 0.1 percent of earners in the country.
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Paul GosarPaul Anthony GosarConservatives call on Pelosi to cancel August recess The 28500 Republicans who voted with Democrats to block Trump from taking military action against Iran Conservatives ask Barr to lay out Trump's rationale for census question MORE (R-Ariz.) to endorse his Democratic opponent gives more meaning that race's November election.
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"When the Pride flag was recreated in the last year to include both black/brown stripes as well as the trans stripes included this year, I wanted to see if there could be more emphasis in the design of the flag to give it more meaning," Quasar explains on his Kickstarter page.
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In wabi sabi, fallen leaves may carry more meaning than those still on the tree; a ceramic bowl is more beautiful by its lack of uniformity; the composition of a painting or photo more deeply felt through its rejection of centering, the subject somewhere near the frame's edge, amid a field of blankness.
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Publications often synthesize multiple different news sources to give readers the bigger picture, provide followup reporting that's more thoughtful than the original, cut through the noise and spin to get to the heart of a story, or any number of other not-as-fast attempts to bring more truth and more meaning to readers.
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CHADWICK BOSEMAN, "BLACK PANTHER" ACTOR: I don&apost know what your future is, but if you are willing to take the harder way, the more complicated one, the one with more failures at first then successes, the one that has ultimately proven to have more meaning, more victory, more glory, then you will not regret it.
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The new probe is separate from matters known to be under investigation by special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE, meaning Democrats do not have to wait for him to go forward.
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All of the new haunts feature new storytelling from a host of contributors, including Adventure Time creator Pendleton Ward, Penny Arcade writer Jerry Holkins, Cards Against Humanity's Max Temkin and Eli Halpern, The Doubleclicks' Angela Webber, and many more—meaning there's suddenly a whole new swath of petrifying tales of corruption and supernatural horror to be told in board game's most infamous household.
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From the "First of May" drawings by the early conceptual Turkish artist Gülsün Karamustafa, to the actions and interventions of Prague's Jirí Kovanda, to the imploding paintings-cum-sites of Joseph Beuys's student Michael Buthe, the exhibition breathes through and through a demand to inject contemporary art with more meaning, and to combine art, theory, and our world in more seamless ways.
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Anyway.) For the broke, disinterested, bored by everything in chain stores, people with more time and/or creativity than money, people who want to give everybody presents but hate the fuckin' system, people who want to display more meaning than money can buy, who want to try something new this year, who'd like to make it through the holidays without mountains of debt (time or money), whatever your reason may be—maybe try some of the below.
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This was the start of the family era: Simultaneously, the company stopped trying to compete with its rivals on having the best graphics and began to push innovative hardware and software gimmicks instead, as seen in this ad for 2011's Nintendo 3DS ... ... and this montage of features for the ill-fated Nintendo Wii U: Viewed in this context, that viral Nintendo Switch video takes on a lot more meaning: The players shown in it are more diverse than ever, and the focus is on the human effect of the console's gimmicks — more than the neatness of the gimmicks themselves.
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