"Make it goal planning — that makes it more meaningful."
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"It was so much more meaningful in the moment for me than I predicted, and it's been resonantly much more meaningful than for me afterward than I ever saw coming," he said.
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Maybe that'll translate into something more meaningful for their audiences.
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And in that repetition, the change itself became more meaningful.
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It's really trade policy that's going to be more meaningful.
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Still, there are reasons to suspect a more meaningful relationship.
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His lights are much more meaningful than spreading holiday cheer.
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Comments tend to me more meaningful than likes for one.
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"Your life is more meaningful than your death," he wrote.
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But what Flogging Molly actually represents is way more meaningful.
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But some victories will be much more meaningful than others.
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Much more meaningful than at any time, I would think.
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But Delehanty thinks it's more meaningful today than ever before.
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With each achievement, I felt my life become more meaningful.
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I want to share this attention with something more meaningful.
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The more scars you have, the more meaningful it becomes.
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But there are more subtle, yet more meaningful, changes, too.
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The longer you look the more meaningful the picture becomes.
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Perhaps the more meaningful question is deeper and more pressing.
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Yes. Very. Does it go beyond funny to something more meaningful?
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The center taught him how to live a more meaningful life.
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Romero found the jumps more meaningful if fellow survivors came along.
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It's more meaningful than anything I've ever been a part of.
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That kind of effort can end up feeling more meaningful, too.
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I am looking forward to developing many more meaningful projects together.
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So I see that as scaling in a more meaningful way.
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But with Adam, he hopes he'll make his life more meaningful.
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We wanted to have more longevity, and do something more meaningful.
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He says that by doing so, relationships can become more meaningful.
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Sometimes, highly productive people make tasks more fun or more meaningful.
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Would one type of interaction be more meaningful than the other?
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Convening the event in New Orleans could not be more meaningful.
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"Privately, collectors are buying in a more meaningful way," she said.
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A much smaller House would lead to much more meaningful debate.
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And that only makes the crossword of our life more meaningful.
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It will enable businesses to engage customers in more meaningful ways.
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Levi's also wants to make a more meaningful push into China.
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That is much more meaningful than going for a legal victory.
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I would love to get him something more meaningful this year!
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The amount of time you spend with someone is more meaningful.
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I hope this column helps you lead a more meaningful life.
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"Use it as a catalyst for more meaningful involvement," she said.
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Hopefully everyone else can see there's something more meaningful going on.
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Danone is pursuing what Mr Faber sees as a more meaningful goal.
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He clearly aspired to make something better, something deeper and more meaningful.
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"It will also help you live a deeper and more meaningful life."
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There's something about working with kids, it's just so much more meaningful.
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The retailer will see more meaningful levels of debt mature next year.
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"The case itself is much more meaningful than the result," Li said.
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In other words, they're taking jobs that are more meaningful to them.
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"We're seeing Facebook traffic tank and search becoming more meaningful," Kim said.
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There are two things we could do to provide more meaningful reporting.
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This is a hope, a promise of a better, more meaningful life.
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But it's also far more meaningful for students, parents, policymakers and employers.
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I could actually see more meaningful connection time fighting to be preserved.
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It's meant to reduce tensions and create space for more meaningful concessions.
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This may help countless people lead happier, more meaningful, more fulfilling lives.
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The time for better, more meaningful communication in this country is now.
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By more meaningful metrics, the United States lags behind many other countries.
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By more meaningful metrics, the United States lags behind many other countries.
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In Texas, the race gap appears more meaningful than the gender gap.
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Making a plotline more complicated doesn't make it more interesting or more meaningful.
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Photographers can capture more meaningful moments between couples since wedding parties aren't involved.
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"The Hindi lyrics are more meaningful than the original ABBA lyrics," he says.
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And thus, every app is racing to invent more meaningful and engaging notifications.
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Similar engagement with the internet can open the door to more meaningful interactions.
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For Mlodozeniec, what began as a graphic design job became something more meaningful.
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This means that today's polls are more meaningful than those from last fall.
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But first, Facebook needs to equip admins to make their Groups more meaningful.
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Moët & Chandon is making the Golden Globes red carpet a little more meaningful.
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But in Billions, everything is faster, more meaningful, more bristling with ludicrous dialogue.
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Over time, the school has come to symbolize something more meaningful to Scharfman.
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Clearly, this is one of the more meaningful Android updates in recent years.
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Some of them are more meaningful than others, but I love them all.
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The sorts of wines they represent is more meaningful than the specific brands.
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Quit wasting time and hold better, more meaningful meetings by following these tips:
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It will make this exchange more dignified, more meaningful and even more productive.
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Even more meaningful, it was a win without Trump -- against him, in fact.
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Do they goof off, or do they try to pursue more meaningful pursuits?
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I found myself mourning Charles Schulz's death a second and more meaningful time.
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Would that make your life more meaningful, or you more OK with you?
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In hindsight, I wish I'd done something more meaningful and made an impact.
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"I wanted to do something more meaningful in my life," Heinrich told TechCrunch.
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Had they given themselves more time, could they have fashioned something more meaningful?
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To take that away from someone is more meaningful than people would think.
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What could your school do to make that time more meaningful or interesting?
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"In some sense, my wife's death does become more meaningful," Mr. Qiu said.
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So all of these hurdles have helped us build a more meaningful company.
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The religious ceremony, before their family and friends, was more meaningful for both.
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He felt called to something more meaningful than just running another Internet business.
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Researchers say the models could make the instruction more meaningful for sighted kids, too.
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CEO Mark Zuckerberg claimed the changes will put more "meaningful" content into people's feeds.
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It's just more meaningful to have your existence registered by a fellow pulse-carrier.
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But would these interactions be more meaningful if the Google Assistant had a face?
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He still doesn't know the bullets are rubber, making his gesture even more meaningful.
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Luke Bryan's four-story Florida home is more meaningful than the average beach retreat.
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Workers crave more meaningful activities, she reports, and enjoy volunteering with anti-crime groups.
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Once you acknowledge this, you will get a lot more meaningful work done everyday.
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Soberon said the award was all the more meaningful this year since the Oct.
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The sum is even more meaningful when compared to the outfit's first two funds.
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She's busy being more meaningful, which might mean she's working on a new album.
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The ongoing rapprochement between the two countries is all the more meaningful for it.
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As Facebook tries to become more meaningful, LOL could save room for meaningless fun.
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"Paradoxically, there's never been a more meaningful moment to join [the site]," writes Mod.
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"Man, I wish I had something bigger and more meaningful to say," he said.
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By embracing death, we believe you can live a fuller and more meaningful life.
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The legacy and beautiful memories that will be created are that much more meaningful.
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This all makes what Sabathia has done, and is doing, that much more meaningful.
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It's good that he's focusing his (and presumably Facebook's) attention on more meaningful communities.
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What started out as a simple summer vacation has turned into something more meaningful.
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Ultimately, the vlogger says he's glad his joke turned into a more meaningful project.
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A more meaningful study would ask participants about their job satisfaction, creativity and happiness.
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It's subtle, for now, but has the potential to become more meaningful later on.
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Activists who spout political principles must start believing in something more meaningful than slogans.
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But of course dialogue is more meaningful if it compels people to take action.
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There were workshops, like "Executive Success Programs," that promised participants a more meaningful life.
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"But now we've experienced more of life, it's more meaningful, more spiritual," she said.
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What results is often quieter, with, I hope, a richer and more meaningful takeaway.
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How to deal with Beijing is the more meaningful debate for the nation's future.
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Congress, not the White House, writes the more meaningful draft of the federal budget.
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"He said that no job would be more meaningful than this," his wife said.
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It's more meaningful to be part of a large group of people sharing ideas.
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Convenient and fun and interesting, but what's the difference doing something that's obviously more meaningful.
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Turns out, the placement of the tattoo is even more meaningful than the design itself.
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Forward said they never really speak about his sexuality, which made the present more meaningful.
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Morgenfeld said Pinterest expects revenue from its international efforts to be more meaningful in 2020.
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As with DoubleTake, the aim here (according to OKCupid) is to encourage more meaningful connections.
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Oprah's relationship with Gayle King was far more meaningful, Barbara Winfrey alleged, whatever that means.
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You can put different advertisements that are more meaningful to the users in each one.
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That makes the message so much more meaningful, because it becomes way bigger than me.
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This was true in Origins as well, but it feels deeper and more meaningful here.
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You can even drag the circles around to make the orientation more meaningful to you.
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Late on Thursday, Facebook announced a plan to emphasize more "meaningful" interactions on the platform.
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My dad would buy me little things that are more meaningful than a designer purse.
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Snapping your "I Voted" sticker is more meaningful — and legal — than a voting-booth picture.
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"What is more personal, more permanent, and more meaningful than a tattoo?" the site asks.
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Female friendship has been more meaningful than all of my toe-dips in romantic love.
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"The studios and networks have got to get more meaningful about the makeup," she said.
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Here his evocation of "adult care" is more meaningful than the senator may even know.
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The fact that it probably won't make a difference makes it all the more meaningful.
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"It would have been more meaningful if the rules were simplified years ago," he said.
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Toni That makes sense, but maybe you're ruining it — the zero somehow seems more meaningful.
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It provides a new dimension to the classic stuffed animal and makes playtime more meaningful.
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The answer, of course, becomes all the more meaningful when a crime enters the picture.
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One actor swap has become more meaningful in hindsight: the recasting of Ser Waymar Royce.
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This mindset makes Chery's new gig with Youth To The People that much more meaningful.
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That felt way more meaningful than any sort of dull sadness over my IMDb StarMeter.
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Do people really want a more "meaningful" Facebook any more than they want healthy cookies?
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That 30-point difference is magnitudes more meaningful than that between Mercer and Louisiana-Monroe.
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And the schools' benefits extend beyond test scores to more meaningful metrics, like college graduation.
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This made my experience with that woman at the poster session all the more meaningful.
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I personally think that are even more meaningful ways that we can introduce new incentives.
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"What could be more meaningful than planning for the end of your life?" he said.
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Instead, she suggests creating more meaningful engagement on social media through conversation and customer service.
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The social network announced plans to roll out changes aimed at making interactions more meaningful.
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Evolution of those relationships doesn't take away from them, but actually makes them more meaningful.
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But its success did free me to focus on work that I found more meaningful.
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It helps that "A Different World" was a more challenging, and arguably more meaningful show.
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Still, I could think of nothing more meaningful to say than 'Goodbye, I'll see you later.
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Promoting your friends' hangouts on social media hardly makes your relationship with them any more meaningful.
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These days, Stern, 65, is focused on conducting more meaningful interviews on his SiriusXM radio show.
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We are interested in building something long-term that becomes deeper and more meaningful over time.
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I think 5G will change our lives in more meaningful and immediate ways than foldable devices.
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I suppose that at least makes the experience more meaningful than simply eating off of technology.
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But as Bella explains in her video, the seemingly random denominations actually represent something more meaningful.
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Third is an amendment to make a Commons vote on the eventual Brexit agreement more meaningful.
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In fact, the effective corporate tax rate (a much more meaningful number) is closer to 15%.
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A picture at a [barbecue] will be more meaningful to some than looking at a body.
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"We also know that playing games with others helps people form more meaningful connections," she said.
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But prices need to break above the key $215.57,300 level before making a more meaningful move.
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They illustrated the athlete who's maybe trying to find something more meaningful than just sports themselves.
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You can then pivot to a more meaningful discussion that showcases your knowledge, contribution and confidence.
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More meaningful discussions—from the very beginning—would off-set a lot of the collateral damage.
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Now, with her dad battling Alzheimer's disease, the actress says her nomination is even more meaningful.
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The question prompts us to consider whether Facebook can still foster greater and more meaningful engagement.
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But Graham wanted something grander and more meaningful than the schlock of a traveling tent show.
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That was probably the opposite of a yachting experience, but in some ways, much more meaningful.
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Harry Emanuel, a fellow passenger, noted that border crossings are more meaningful when done by land.
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" Besides, he said, giving the students creative freedom is "a more meaningful pursuit because it's proactive.
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In some ways, the emptying out of "Theater of the World" also made it more meaningful.
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It can be more meaningful to have the information coming from students instead of from adults.
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Besides, personal messages are so much more meaningful when presented in the hand of the sender.
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That would be more meaningful start than a flashy 18-hole finish to an amateur event.
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"I would say that the G8 is a more meaningful group than the G-7. Absolutely."
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The start of a new decade seems more meaningful than the beginning of other new years.
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Federer visibly bristled this week when asked whether this was an exhibition or something more meaningful.
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Is our threatening to leave the region not more meaningful than vowing to double down there?
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Still, the new integration is probably even more meaningful for Google than it is for Samsung.
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What would we do if we could train our attention on something more meaningful to us?
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Our digital footprints can affect our lives in deeper and more meaningful ways than ever before.
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The consensus renders the commemoration process more meaningful and less political than it otherwise would be.
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Her dad agrees — and he already has plans for how to make the design even more meaningful.
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The goal would be for somebody to think their thoughts and really give you more meaningful communication.
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" Bialik then urged mothers to join her in trying to "find more meaningful things to connect about.
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Or is it more meaningful to try to make as much noise as possible from the outside?
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By engaging these interests, you can strengthen your relationships and form more meaningful connections with these characters.
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A more meaningful restructuring is too far away to make much difference to Daimler's valuation right now.
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The fall leaves Bran paralyzed, a key plot point that grows more meaningful as time goes on.
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Getting kids to think about saving and allocating their money also makes purchases more meaningful, he said.
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Even more unusual, however, and potentially more meaningful for other companies, is Cloudflare's response to the suit.
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Making the site more meaningful: "You don't necessarily walk away feeling you have learned something," he said.
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And if you're shy like me, you have to overcome that, which makes it even more meaningful.
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Seeking something more meaningful than her day job, she decided to volunteer as a writer for MoveOn.
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This softer, more sensitive side to Leo made it all the more meaningful giving him that rose.
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My goal is to be better informed, raise my voice, and participate in a more meaningful way.
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For Leyva, the legislation it's even more meaningful given the Trump administration's constant attacks on reproductive rights.
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Turning herself into the classic Snapchat dog makes every one of Jenner's answers so much more meaningful.
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"So we just have to sort of disengage from that and try and have more meaningful conversations."
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Even if you can't easily jump ship, there are other ways to make your work more meaningful.
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The pair flirt throughout the house, give each other meaningful looks, and have even more meaningful conversations.
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Circumnavigating the place by foot is more meaningful than doing so by holding down an arrow key.
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BUT PEOPLE SHOULDN'T TAKE THAT THAT YOU'RE GOING TO SPLIT THAT APART IN A MORE MEANINGFUL WAY.
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Even if Americans don't turn out at high rates, they do participate in other, more meaningful ways.
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The differences between the two genders are deeper and more meaningful than just our significant biological differences.
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"I would say that the G8 is a more meaningful group than the G7, absolutely," Trump said.
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Far more meaningful than a shutdown is Congress' duty to lift the debt ceiling later next year.
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Make your own — it's more meaningful if you gift a personalized card and you'll save the $5.
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This makes it all the more meaningful that he carried on and got up off those steps.
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Wish there was some way to make your ~basic~ love of celebrities and social media more meaningful?
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Their success brought light to Toronto in a more meaningful way, giving the city and scene purpose.
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We gain the chance to engage in activities and experiences that are existentially deeper and more meaningful.
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The egos were too big to handle and the priorities left me yearning for something more meaningful.
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I would say that the G-8 is a more meaningful group than the G-7, absolutely.
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Although sending a text is faster, easier, and more efficient, sending cares or letters is more meaningful.
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They are old enough to understand consequences and a conversation; more meaningful forms of discipline reign supreme.
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Professor Anderson noted that directly pressuring companies to reduce brand-drug prices would be much more meaningful.
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Pandu Nayak, a Google fellow who focuses on search quality, said disclosing the guidelines is more meaningful.
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What suggestions or ideas do you have to make these history and heritage months even more meaningful?
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Laws that do so will enable us, as service providers, to make advertising more meaningful for consumers.
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That's the movie in a nutshell: A catharsis more meaningful for the character than for her audience.
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Interestingly, the study found that quality of relationships is more meaningful than quantity once you hit 30.
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"In the Netherlands our market is becoming a more meaningful part of our overall business," Easterbrook said.
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"I was like, 'We gotta figure out something more meaningful than what we are doing," she said.
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The scrutiny could be the catalyst for longer-term and more meaningful regulation of the cosmetics industry.
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The latter charity might have higher overhead — but might also be offering a much more meaningful service.
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It's safe to say the pair's friendship is much more meaningful than a hug on the press line.
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"We're branching out and becoming more relevant and more meaningful in our customers' lives," Laplanche said at LendIt.
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Hopefully, we'll get to test drive the Model 3 in a more meaningful way in the near future.
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But the plan does not propose a comprehensive reform of EU rules and defers a more meaningful overhaul.
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The destruction of our sanctuary just five days before Easter made that Easter even more meaningful to us.
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That change in attitude will lead to higher standards for CPG companies and more meaningful consumer-product interactions.
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Facebook says this is a result of strategic changes to its News Feed to promote more meaningful engagement.
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Studies also suggest that people who get on with their colleagues perceive their work to be more meaningful.
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For months, the public sat free of clutter, as journalists prepared a more meaningful presentation of the leaks.
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He suggests measures like a mandatory national-service requirement and a more meaningful path to citizenship for immigrants.
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Wellspoke brought an intimate level of realness to the song that just makes it so much more meaningful.
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But our writer found that a history tour is even more meaningful when you stray from the map.
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Republicans had a chance to enact a tax cut that was more meaningful to average Americans in 2017.
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It holds the possibility of a more meaningful and exciting existence than what was available to previous generations.
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Their daughter, Claire (Lindsey Shaw), thrives on the cutthroat popularity game, but she also craves more meaningful validation.
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But after the first few sets, he was overtaken by an urge to make the night more meaningful.
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Rootedness has many positive outcomes, such as greater attachment to place and more meaningful social and community connections.
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With fewer but more meaningful votes, we can create a vibrant accountability system focused on sustainable wealth creation.
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To help, experts say employers should find ways to make work feel more meaningful to each staff member.
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We have no doubt she'll deliver plenty more meaningful, moving messages during her time in Congress and beyond.
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The company believes these types of ads will be more meaningful as they force listeners to pay attention.
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They'll help you to lead a more meaningful and fulfilling life, whereby you cultivate the best within yourself.
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Sponsorship may be more meaningful as women advance in their careers, at least in financial services, she said.
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The impact on global trade flows of a removal of duties on refined copper would be more meaningful.
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With fewer but more meaningful votes, we can create a vibrant accountability system focused on sustainable wealth creation.
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Probabilities are more meaningful than safe "anything can happen" platitudes, vague "it's likely" analyses or artificially confident guarantees.
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The Academy had hoped Hart would have a more "meaningful" conversation about his old jokes, according to Variety's source.
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Starting in 22011, the Education Department started "taking a more meaningful approach to enforcement" of Title IX, Graves said.
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Locals refer to the foundation's dwellings as their "holiest place" – more meaningful than any mosque or house of worship.
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The people who took LSD found the jazz more meaningful than the people in either of the other groups.
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But he believes other ways of evaluating quantum progress are more meaningful and practical, including IBM's published benchmarking system.
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I can say we are having very meaningful talks, much more meaningful I would say than any time frankly.
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Your quickie will be hotter and more meaningful if you've been thinking about it all day long, Chase says.
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But it remains to be seen if he'll take more meaningful action, like joining his followers at protest march.
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Jean-Raymond hopes this opportunity will help him create more meaningful moments, and also help to champion new talent.
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Suddenly, Selena's meetings with Justin came to seem more meaningful, and fans started speculating that they were back together.
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Maybe. But in return, you — and your children and grandchildren — will likely find more meaningful work, for better pay.
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And there will be many more meaningful improvements in the near future, allowing for new uses and new companies.
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But, here and there, more meaningful objects bob to the surface, and these are worth catching a glimpse of.
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But are coincidences signs, or are they just random events that seem more meaningful to us than they are?
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But it winds up feeling like about half a story, and not always the more meaningful or satisfying half.
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With these more meaningful metrics, the public and officials will see quite clearly the crushing consequences of unsustainable plans.
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By the end of it, I appreciated their work as an art form, so their stories became more meaningful.
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Whether through work or love or art, life becomes more meaningful whenever we take responsibility for something or someone.
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" Handler said her goal is to "be better informed, raise my voice, and participate in a more meaningful way.
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Planning employee lunches or meetups, or hosting social events that are non-work-related can encourage more meaningful interactions.
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Syrian youth deserve more meaningful choices than simply becoming refugees with little agency or joining up with violent extremists.
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In more meaningful terms, when I finished playing Spelunky, it never crossed my mind that a sequel was needed.
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No one can claim to produce content that is more meaningful than anyone else's simply based on the medium.
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"Financial services companies have really started deciding to use the cloud in a much more meaningful way," said Jassy.
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Facebook started 26 talking about bringing people together by showing users more "meaningful posts" from their friends and family.
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Figures show its users are generally happier now, following alterations to the algorithm to give them more 'meaningful content'.
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The win is made more meaningful for the stringently Catholic country's pattern of violating the rights of LGBTQ individuals.
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I would like to think that what I do at work is more meaningful than this probably unsuccessful march.
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"He tried to write more meaningful lyrics [later], but it never had the same vibe and power," Street says.
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Ultimately the firm decides on what to focus on to make the rating more meaningful for investors, she said.
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We've actually found that if you do a personal request round first, the professional requests are much more meaningful.
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By entering into a conversation with consumers, brands can strike up more meaningful and flexible one-to-one relationships.
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I'd had a rough day, and I was ready for something that was a bit more meaningful to me.
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More unexpected was how deeply human it was, and how much more meaningful than it comes across on recordings.
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I'm looking for more meaningful verse, but nothing too heavy or leaden that might turn her off the form.
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When you hear them talk about their work and understand their process, it just becomes that much more meaningful.
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There will be time aplenty for Democrats to tear themselves apart over things far more meaningful than a delay.
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I was looking for more meaningful engagement with people than just transactional engagements, like food distribution and financial gifts.
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I think checking in can sometimes feel like checking a box, and I want to make it more meaningful.
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But she wasn’t about to sacrifice her own dreams of doing more meaningful work in the community.
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"The administration should instead focus on more meaningful efforts to end youth tobacco use and nicotine addiction," Schoeberl added.
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Macron said EU countries could show more meaningful support for the region with investments and by deepening cultural ties.
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For Facebook, Bosworth says, Portal helps its users connect in a more meaningful way than other video chat devices.
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"We need to break this logjam and starting working on payment reform in a more meaningful way," she said.
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We all want to feel like we belong to something greater, something bigger and more meaningful than everyday life.
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And it's all the more meaningful coming from Snoop, a friend, who understands these human contradictions better than most.
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But even slightly controlling for genetics can allow scientists to draw more meaningful conclusions on the power of the environment.
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Encouraging high school kids to make "more meaningful contributions to others" will just provide new ways to game the system.
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Its importance is more psychological and this bullish enthusiasm feeds through to the more meaningful Nasdaq and S&P indexes.
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"Every U.S. and foreign-based equipment supplier we've spoken with recently is seeing 10nm volumes become more meaningful," Shah said.
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The third, finally, saw Felder land the more meaningful strikes, and Burkman close out the fight with a late takedown.
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And some Democrats have questioned whether this compromise meant sacrificing the opportunity for greater and more meaningful anti-gerrymandering measures.
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Voice is going through an evolution of its own, helping companies understand how to build much more meaningful customer experiences.
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They are also requesting the company offer more meaningful metrics that will show whether it can turn around the trend.
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However, tattoo removal can be a more meaningful endeavour: zapping away an old tattoo can change how others see you.
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The permanence of marginalia is far more powerful and far more meaningful than any note made on an e-reader.
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Microsoft first announced HoloLens at a Windows 10 event one year ago, saying it would enable more meaningful computing experiences.
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But for now, investors trust the company will be able to make a more meaningful, less passive News Feed work.
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Facebook plans major changes to the News Feed in 2018 designed to promote more "meaningful" interactions, the company said Thursday.
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The more people can interact with the music and feel the music, the more meaningful it will be to them.
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That time limit means that users are forced to work together to do anything more meaningful than a random scribble.
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A better construction would anchor itself to a more meaningful interaction, like: Have you viewed content from the following websites?
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Meadows said he has had more meaningful discussion with the White House than with House GOP leaders on repealing ObamaCare.
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McGillian added that Iran's participation in the output freeze would be crucial for a more meaningful discussion regarding supply cuts.
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Why: If Facebook wants to drive "meaningful connections," it doesn't get more meaningful than introducing you to your life partner.
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For the stars of Hidden Figures, the death of hero astronaut John Glenn makes the film all the more meaningful.
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It's usually the fall or winter where you'd see more meaningful lyrics or important cultural themes being presented in songs.
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This will give our clients the context needed to collect more meaningful insights across their earned and owned social channels.
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There needs to be more meaningful accountability and incentives for companies to be more proactive in securing their customers' data.
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Although global energy access has expanded, strengthening the measures used to track it could help make a more meaningful impact.
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"I was going to wait until we were in person, because I thought that was more meaningful," Mr. Simon said.
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"We anticipate more meaningful changes following the company's corporate structure review," the Elliott affiliates said in a statement on Tuesday.
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Further, and more meaningful for markets, would be energy-related sanctions to prevent Venezuela from selling oil into global markets.
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"It's starting to give me satisfaction," Caveri said, using a phrase that's indescribably more meaningful in Italian than in English.
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But "the dysfunction in D.C.," he says, stems from something "deeper than economics," and "deeper and more meaningful" than politics.
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The last several years have in some ways seen an even more meaningful expansion of public access to public information.
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This one was particularly good, and it could not have come in a more meaningful moment for the desperate Yankees.
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Conversely, "if it does break out in a more meaningful way, ... it's going to be very, very bullish," Maley said.
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Recent polls on Trump's approval rating — which are probably more meaningful than impeachment polls — have also been bad for him.
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The more meaningful constituency, though, will be the Republicans whom Mr. Trump has relied on to pursue his legislative agenda.
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But pilot programs need not, indeed, must not supplant efforts by Congress to pursue more meaningful statutory changes in Medicaid.
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This is something I've noticed makes every interaction more meaningful and can go a long way in building lasting relationships.
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What gets them more meaningful photos that they love to enjoy later, they love to reminisce, they love to share?
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Research shows that people perceive ritual-like actions — the repetition, the redundancy — to be more meaningful than mere ordinary actions.
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The bank said long-term revenue growth at IBM is less likely without a more meaningful shift in the portfolio.
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But to truly celebrate your LGBTQ creators and users, there's another more meaningful update you need to make this month.
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In order to dive deeper into more meaningful relationships, you first must be able to immerse yourself into your own depth.
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I have to find ways to give myself what I need, to make moments large and small more meaningful to me.
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The "Displacement Hypothesis" suggests that time spent on smartphones displaces (or reduces) more meaningful interactions with your lover, weakening the relationship.
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"We do see a place where PayPal will be a more meaningful player in a customer's everyday financial life," says Lambert.
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Not only are there more meaningful numbers to crunch but it is a more liquid market both in London and Shanghai.
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In plainer English, Facebook is trying to use European privacy regulation to shield its business from deeper and more meaningful scrutiny.
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But he acknowledged that the second half of the year is "when it gets more meaningful" for T-Mobile's 403G network.
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Microsoft will now push ahead further with its cross-device efforts to make Windows connect with phones in more meaningful ways.
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Services, which often involve recurring payments, remain a smaller revenue contributor than the iPhone, but they're becoming more meaningful over time.
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Now, Climate Explorer has undergone a major upgrade, and suddenly, the information is a lot more meaningful to the average citizen.
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Although Joan admits she started her Instagram blog as a "fun pastime," the hobby has grown to be much more meaningful.
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They most likely have roots in altar-building — your mom's decorative bowl of pinecones is probably more meaningful than she thinks.
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Now that they have their own Instagram account, royal fans can expect to see more meaningful moments from the couple themselves.
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Company officials claim that the vague data currently offered on audience makeup and reach offers more meaningful insights than targeting criteria.
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Over time, Facebook's algorithm change may be necessary to promote social cohesion and make the internet less exploitative and more meaningful.
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In particular, it's time for policymakers to broaden their horizons beyond interest rate cuts towards more meaningful structural and fiscal reforms.
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Faber maintains that there are better investments outside of the United States, looking to Europe and India for more meaningful gains.
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I imagine it's more meaningful when you're writing with artists you personally love like, say, Miranda or Maren or Kacey Musgraves?
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And in the past few years, automakers have followed suit in a more meaningful way than simply offering one hybrid model.
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We know that from our survey results, 80 percent of Tinder users are looking for a more meaningful and serious relationship.
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Whatever small step you make toward finding the meaning of life is a step toward a more meaningful, and longer, life.
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But that question obscures some more meaningful ones: Why is the national anthem a staple of sporting events to begin with?
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"Fridays off can mitigate burnout because it allows employees space to include actions that are more meaningful to them," she said.
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If a tit-for-tat trade war continues to escalate, it could have a more meaningful effect on U.S. economic activity.
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It's a laudable goal, but it's currently just a platitude—no more meaningful than say, SpaceX hopes to eventually colonize Mars.
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I think what's important is what percent of it is about presentation versus something that could be a little more meaningful.
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But the more meaningful changes since the United States beat Europe, 03-13, in 1993 have come in the teams themselves.
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If elites mobilized as effectively around issues that affect the majority of Pakistanis, we would see faster and more meaningful change.
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All that made the experience even more meaningful when I arrived on set to see my story being brought to life.
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The anniversary seemed all the more meaningful because it was taking place in the midst of the #MeToo movement in Britain.
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He persuaded his followers that if they followed his teachings, they would become stronger people and would live more meaningful lives.
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Indeed, he said he was in favor of it, adding that new, more meaningful jobs could be created in their place.
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One of the more meaningful trails we blazed has been around women - with the founding of two companies, MAKERS and #BUILTBYGIRLS.
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As I discussed in my daily newsletter, the piece is all the more meaningful given this week's news about Jeff Sessions.
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Consider some of the ideas and suggestions given in the article to make the month more meaningful and relevant in 2019.
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This economic improvement and hope for political change have likely contributed to something more meaningful with regard to immigration: citizen satisfaction.
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That made his 7-6 (3), 7-6 (4), 4-23, 7-6 (6) victory over Nadal all the more meaningful.
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So, rather than leaning on psychiatry, I think we ought to dig deeper for a more meaningful, powerful, and accurate nomenclature.
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That makes his popularity even more meaningful, he said, because people must like him for his character, not for his numbers.
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We seek lasting structural reform, which includes greater transparency and accountability and more meaningful participation of lay people in church governance.
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"We believe Arista and Juniper have secured a much more meaningful portion of sales from operators in this group," Leopold wrote.
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The right issues diverge and we are looking for ways to reconcile our differences, how to make our effort more meaningful.
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"Now that we have begun seeing yields pop up to more meaningful levels, it's important to shop around," said Morningstar's Benz.
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Income differences between age groups, education groups and especially occupations are far more meaningful than differences between states or metropolitan areas.
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But Republicans will not permit the more meaningful promise she's made — that the tax bill won't lead to health care cuts.
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What makes the new research encouraging is that it suggests a way to make the numbers on calorie labels more meaningful.
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The biggest upgrade to the app is more meaningful integration of Goodreads, the social reading network Amazon snapped up back in 2013.
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These changes are meaningful, but they would be more meaningful if they took everyone's voices into account, not just full-time employees.
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" According to the report, Mack wanted to incorporate a sort of unifying emblem that was "something more meaningful, something that took guts.
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Harnessing these essential stakeholders in a rigorous agenda for sustainable development, rather than sustaining tourism, would make the UN's "year" more meaningful.
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The discovery of any sex difference is valuable for scientists and physicians because it points to other, more meaningful sources of variation.
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Rather than take economic risk, businesses can leverage their economies of scale to boost startup growth in a potentially more meaningful way.
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"We are working towards a bigger, more meaningful change about somebody's gaming accomplishments in history, as a gamer on Xbox," says Ybarra.
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When you relate to the product and brand on a personal level, it makes the job so much more meaningful and exciting.
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But the location where these students staged their surprise protest — and the city they come from — makes it all the more meaningful.
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It's actually sometimes a more meaningful representation of what you're actually doing with your time and the people you're spending it with.
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The five person crew that developed Safe Zone wanted to do something more meaningful than creating just another geo-based social app.
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It will likely take strong results over the next two quarters to refute these controversies and drive a more meaningful move higher.
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Some of us worry about them taking our jobs while others envision they'll free us up to do more meaningful, creative work.
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"Snapchat is a close friends network, making ads more influential and interactions more meaningful," the company wrote on its For Business blog.
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Much of what we've learned is relatively intuitive, like longer comments tend to be more meaningful to the recipient than shorter ones.
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Watson called the development "more meaningful" than love at first sight stories, suggesting it's more realistic than other fairytales in that regard.
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But that doesn't mean some of these witchy candles and tarot decks can't act as a gateway commodity for something more meaningful.
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Thus, future efforts to enhance the safety net should aim to improve self-sufficiency, primarily through education and more meaningful work incentives.
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The happy beginning of the next generation was all the more meaningful for Grace because she had not expected to witness it.
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"They're deploying certain structures in their go-to-market plan that are more meaningful to partners and create a better customer experience."
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Andrew says he is waiting for a more meaningful upgrade, and 5G isn't expected in an iPhone until 2020 at the earliest.
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This counter is applied best when the opponent is showing a jab but proving reluctant to follow it with anything more meaningful.
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Budget watchers said it was a missed opportunity for more meaningful changes, as several more significant reforms were cast to the sidelines.
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"When people are engaging with people they're close to, it's more meaningful, more fulfilling," said David Ginsberg, director of research at Facebook.
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But American officials have been reluctant to grant such a highly symbolic concession before the North takes more meaningful steps toward denuclearization.
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Once they do, the booing will fade, and the conversation around him will take a more meaningful turn: What's his monetary value?
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"We're not moving the goalposts; we're just using what we believe is a more meaningful metric," said HHS Assistant Secretary Katie Martin.
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If the app knew you were speaking to your mother, for example, it might offer prompts to start a more meaningful discussion.
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"If returns are more muted, the income component of the total return is going to play a more meaningful role," Rosenbluth said.
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When he helps them put it in the context of their goals, any changes they make to their budgets become more meaningful.
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" He continued: "These would have been laughable to me when I was 25, but as I get older, they are much more meaningful.
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This shift toward villains would set the stage for more meaningful conflicts, and allow for experimentation with the kind of stories Marvel tells.
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"Amazon is encouraging people to use Alexa in more meaningful ways, so that the technology is more incorporated into their lives," Vernon said.
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Making his 2019 trip to the Grammys even more meaningful, Hussle brought along Emani as one of his dates to the award show.
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"These would have been laughable to me when I was 25, but as I get older, they are much more meaningful," writes Gates.
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To make Tiquesha's entrance a bit more meaningful, I told Samantha that when she heard the chapel door slam, she should stand up.
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By addressing sex in a contemporary context across gender, age, and ethnic boundaries, Easy connects to viewers in a more meaningful, natural way.
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The energy loan universe is just one-fourth the high yield size and a large default would have a much more meaningful impact.
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The first round seemed to be all Mitrione, who landed the more meaningful punches and was even able to drop his rangy opponent.
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The level of discourse is more meaningful, which makes interactions more difficult: Sometimes we're treading lightly and sometimes we're saying really hard things.
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You learn to live with a broken heart, and the bad days become fewer, and the time in between richer and more meaningful.
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"I think it's more meaningful than any other campaign we've done because it's [Rachel], and she was so close to Katy," says Arons.
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By opening up Snapchat's public-facing content to them, these publishers can now take advantage of Snapchat in a much more meaningful way.
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As Facebook strives to become more meaningful to people's lives, fostering new friendships could give people a fuzzy feeling about the giant corporation.
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The Soundgarden and Audioslave frontman took his stunning voice and deep lyrics in search of something more meaningful than fame, wealth, and adoration.
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"Man, I wish I had something better and more meaningful to say," said Affleck, who played a heart-broken father in the movie.
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This is more meaningful than the ratio of fatalities to injuries, since different modes of attack cause wounds of different types and severity.
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The goal, according to a post about the move on Zuckerberg's personal Facebook page, is to encourage more meaningful community interaction on Facebook.
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And then as president, I would report how we're doing on the more meaningful numbers every year at the State of the Union.
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Investors are still waiting for more meaningful changes, such as the promised listing of shares in Saudi Aramco, the gigantic national oil company.
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The actress also pointed out that was the first year MTV had genderless categories, which made the honor even more meaningful to her.
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"That was why he wanted me," said Huang, who in turn felt that a job helping people like himself might be more meaningful.
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As millennials and Gen Xers strive toward having more meaningful existences, we will see even less ownership of homes, vehicles and materialistic possessions.
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As a result, demand is growing from investors, shareholders, lenders, underwriters and the public for more meaningful and transparent climate-related financial information.
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Tiger Woods' big win on Sunday was made even more meaningful by the fact that he got to share it with his children.
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Why it matters: In an effort to create more meaningful engagement on its platform, Facebook wants to also emphasize meaningful interactions through comments.
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"Once you know what your core values are, there are two ways to use them to make your work more meaningful," he says.
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Changes included showing fewer viral videos and focusing on showing more "meaningful social interactions," which the company argued would increase valuable engagement time.
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"Strategic investments in advanced nuclear reactor technology should play a much more meaningful role in reducing global emissions," Smith said at Tuesday's hearing.
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Guidance from religious leaders and medical professionals will be more meaningful given their sincere concern about the welfare of people across the globe.
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Evaluating those choices is a more meaningful enterprise than using political history to dash off a click-happy list of likes and dislikes.
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After all, craft brewers have turned the beer world upside down, evolving the U.S. beer scene into a new and more meaningful place.
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But more meaningful was the symbolism and the significance of where the celebration of Shiffrin, America's next worldwide ski racing star, took place.
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"It was a kind of construction discard — some was more meaningful than others — but nonetheless it had to be hauled away," she said.
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The arrival of Fullscreen's subscription offering reflects the way that this corner of digital media is trying to mature into more meaningful businesses.
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It's story, and it's context, and it's character that makes it resonate and makes the food more delicious, more meaningful, and more powerful.
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By making entertainment subject to our own desires, interactive TV and film offers us a more pliable, maybe even more meaningful, viewing experience.
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For the holiday, show your love through more meaningful gestures, like cooking a meal or spending the day exploring something new, Luke said.
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Lumin also presents the possibility of helping viewers with sight or hearing impairments connect with exhibitions and objects in a more meaningful way.
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Even more meaningful to Ms. Saleh was the praise of a poor old man after a performance in the southern backwater of Aswan.
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As Melville turns 200, his work is still resonant and perhaps even more meaningful in 2019 than it was during his own lifetime.
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Taking the stress of finances out of daily life, he said, has enabled him and his family to live a more meaningful life.
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He said he was sorry they hadn't shared a more meaningful relationship in the decades since, and he accepted full responsibility for that.
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"We've built Community to enable more meaningful conversations, and we give Community Leaders the tools to respond directly to you," its website touts.
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Analysts broadly consider this a lost opportunity to extract more meaningful concessions from North Korea, such as partial disarmament or intrusive nuclear inspections.
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In my best estimation, there are a lot of managers and leaders who want people to have more meaningful jobs and personal lives.
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But what starts out as a movie about two loners who find each other takes a turn into darker and more meaningful territory.
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And if you're not going to get to see your S.O. in person on February 14, the gift becomes all the more meaningful.
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Tracing someone's intellectual interests across a lifetime can be more meaningful than dragging the subject and the reader ever onward through calendrical time.
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"You learn to live with a broken heart, and the bad days become fewer, and the time in between richer and more meaningful."
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The earl's moves allow Gavin to access a new bravery with Thea, which is far more meaningful than any new techniques in bed.
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In each successive scene, your time should be better spent, your character more refined, your work more meaningful, and your relationships more authentic.
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"This suggests that US tariffs have become a more meaningful drag on exports," said Julian Evans-Pritchard, senior China economist at Capital Economics.
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Despite the hardships of dealing with a disability, life becomes richer and more meaningful because of the little ones who have been welcomed.
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And what was not addressed with regard to retirement savings and tax cuts could have a more meaningful impact on your bottom line.
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The Getaway As more people explore the world on their own, travel companies are beginning to find more meaningful ways to serve them.
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Gauging how intense that concern is among the general public and whether it will lead to anything more meaningful is a bigger challenge.
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Are Spectacles destined to just be a frat party action camera for your face or can they be something more meaningful down the road?
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In the close-knit world of Manhattan's legal circle, there are ties everywhere, some more meaningful than others, some with no impact at all.
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I think it would be more meaningful to visit a few weeks later, post-recovery, when we can spend time with mother and baby.
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Just when I thought there were no more meaningful ways to improve an action camera, GoPro goes and releases the new Hero 7 Black.
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Some of the relationships with be brief flings, and others will be more meaningful, depending on how much you're willing to invest in them.
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But if the global picture continues to darken, the Fed may need to resort to more meaningful rate reductions which would be dollar negative.
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That includes, he said, limiting the amount of data they collect because they are not worrying about having enough to serve more meaningful ads.
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Goldin's reframing of the quotidian as something more meaningful, her celebration of collective gathering and its expression of catharsis, has its antecedent in disco.
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Cricket and philosophy, literature, football and art are all, he believes, valid pursuits that can lead people towards a deeper and more meaningful life.
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Forget about what you want to receive back — the universe returns back a more meaningful and lasting ROI than any other market ever could.
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They need talented white collar workers, so they adapt by trying to make a more "meaningful" company and environment for millennials to work in.
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Dataiku, a French startup that helps data analysts communicate with data scientists to build more meaningful data applications, announced a significant funding round today.
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You could also imagine putting something in, under, behind, a box of letters under your bed, is actually saying it's more meaningful to you.
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"I got a feeling of what it could be like to do more meaningful work and to advocate for health and wellness," Turlington says.
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Perhaps they have internalized the double standard and actually experience desire for more "meaningful" sex—sex that involves an emotional connection with another person.
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These seemingly mundane activities help keep the fantastical world grounded, and make the main characters much more relatable, creating deeper and more meaningful connections.
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Everyone involved always had the talent (and enough desperation) to figure it out, but the more meaningful question was how far could they go?
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The song, about declining hookups and patiently waiting for a more meaningful connection, portrays a balancing act with which gay culture has long wrestled.
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He's been welcomed by both parties as a hero, but his emergence is more meaningful when understood as a symptom rather than a cure.
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They include: What's much more meaningful than almost any government program or regulation is the free market's own incentives to clean up the environment.
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" These labels are important to look for if you care about animal welfare, as they're more meaningful than labels like "free-range" or "natural.
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There are, however, steps that the U.S. could call upon Israel to take instead that would be far more meaningful to the Palestinian people.
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Teachers reported a shift in their relationships with students becoming more personal, closer and more meaningful through listening, asking questions and initiating informal encounters.
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The project, a $22.5 million museum, is intended to make the visitors' time on Liberty Island more meaningful, more enjoyable and perhaps less crowded.
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There are issues where our postures diverge, and we are looking for ways to reconcile our differences; how to make our effort more meaningful.
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"Now it appears more meaningful disruption is possible, though the goal Gottlieb has in mind is unclear," analysts Ross Muken and Michael Newshel wrote.
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By setting up financial goals and working hard to accomplish them, you can focus your energy on the more meaningful parts of your life.
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By the time of Hatch's call to me, however, partisanship had boiled over, which made his simple act of kindness all the more meaningful.
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We estimate that annual post-dividend FCF of USD4bn to USD5bn would be required to start making a more meaningful impact on leverage reduction.
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The additional funding generated continues to be placed into cash and investment securities, with cash balances having a more meaningful increase during the quarter.
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Jotko, however, landed the more meaningful strikes throughout, including a number of nice elbows, which proved enough to earn him a unanimous decision victory.
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In Google Photos, the feature is more appropriately called "Memories," and is designed to help users relive their life in a more meaningful way.
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It's an absurd habit that needs to end so that both countries can engage in more meaningful debate about how to fix our systems.
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Ms. Netrebko's stage presence has grown more confident in recent years, and, paradoxically, more modest: She's less busy in her acting, and more meaningful.
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But the shoot turned into this much more meaningful portrait for us because I made the impromptu decision to cast Bella, the little girl.
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Without a more meaningful deterrence, they warned, Russia may effectively claim control of the Sea of Azov just as it annexed Crimea in 2014.
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And so I think that's why it's important for people to have a more meaningful conversation about it, as opposed to the talking points.
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" Forcing through the new events without more meaningful dialogue, the association wrote, would constitute "an institutional crisis with potentially severe and far-reaching consequences.
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There are issues where our postures diverge, and we are looking for ways to reconcile our differences, how to make our effort more meaningful.
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Some of the more meaningful ones are stored under the watchful eye of his mother, who has moved to live near him in Turin.
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" The game helps her team understand each other, she wrote, and bond "on a more meaningful, human level for a few minutes a week.
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" He added, "I've had more meaningful discussions with [Ryan] over the last 60 days than I did in the last three years under Boehner.
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Not only did Roosevelt's failed gambit cost him and his party tremendous political capital; it also prevented more meaningful policies from coming to fruition.
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By eliminating the expenditures and habits that don't add real value to your life, you can reallocate time and funds towards more meaningful goals.
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A board seat is the typical remittance for an investment in a company of this stage, which made the firm's offer even more meaningful.
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Getting more meaningful reductions in pollution means tackling all of the sources at the same time, which has proven to be an enormous hurdle.
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That they don't have access to just ... that an adult story is of course more meaningful, and I just don't agree with that. Yeah.
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"I am excited about the notion that as this company grows and evolves, the brand can become more visible and more meaningful," Saeger told TechCrunch.
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Kamala Harris was at 7%, and was the No. 1 "second choice" in the poll, which is more meaningful in a caucus than a primary.
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Why go to all that effort when you can review your matches online, and go on better first dates that lead to something more meaningful?
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"If true, this would imply much more meaningful compensation for RWE than we currently assume," Jefferies analysts wrote in a note following the Reuters report.
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"We're still a few months from having services come online and hope to provide a more meaningful update on server support before then," Epic says.
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From there, the comparisons between the fictional bear and I felt more meaningful than ever, especially since I felt like I needed them so much.
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But the work isn't made better or more meaningful because of the artist's participation in an idealist, constructivist project in the small town of Michoacan.
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For those who wish to see voters participate in more meaningful ways, they seem to lower participation costs and provide access information in innovative ways.
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She'd like to see neuroscientists refining the questions they ask to get more meaningful data on morality that we can actually use in real life.
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But the hope is always to be playing a character that's a bit more developed than that, and a bit more meaningful to the story.
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Considering the woefully unbalanced representation of women behind the camera in all aspects of the film industry, this inclusion makes the ad even more meaningful.
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But by rejecting the flag, Kaepernick is conceding the symbol's far deeper and more meaningful history to those whose ideologies belong in the garbage bin.
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After 20 years in customer service, most recently in the insurance industry, Loner wanted to find more meaningful work and became a home health aide.
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"I make the experiences of my life more meaningful to myself by making them into art that is meaningful to others," she explains to Broadly.
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" Ben Lerer, CEO of Group Nine Media to Axios on Monday: "The mechanism of having premium publishers participate in more meaningful way is absolutely coming.
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It's felt for some time like there wouldn't be much more meaningful innovation to come, but now we have a contender to shake things up.
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Researchers—like Bullmore, who wrote a book called The Inflamed Mind—have been uncovering a more meaningful and sinister connection between inflammation and mental health.
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These are, of course, important considerations, but what's largely missing is a more meaningful assessment of how festivals can contribute and interact with their locations.
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Ctrip's consolidation of the travel market and growth in the global market will give it the scale and distribution power to generate more meaningful margins.
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"The moment would have been so much more meaningful had Barack Obama been the one who invited Historically Black Colleges and Universities," Kimbrough told me.
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Once Jeffries and Lee were introduced, the pair begin brainstorming what became Influencer, a marketing platform that helps brands and influencers build more meaningful relationships.
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She's a complex character, with as many motivations and as much inner depth as Lady Bird herself, which makes their bond that much more meaningful.
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So these works — which evoke a Noguchi "Paris Abstraction" and Chinese calligraphy — are more than an enigmatic stopover on the way to more meaningful work.
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But there is widespread eagerness among Democrats to see Clinton channel her status in the party into something more meaningful than pursuing old campaign grudges.
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But, for a certain group of people, having three photographs displayed in the fog and cigarette smoke of Panorama Bar is a more meaningful honor.
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He believes it likely impacted the recent weekend business, pointing out that weekends are typically more meaningful in terms of gaming than mid-week trends.
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"There was a strong emphasis on street protests that are creative and playful, and somewhat more meaningful than the standard militant leftist approach," Pedercini says.
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He also could have issued an earlier and more meaningful apology than the one he recently made as he prepared to announce his presidential campaign.
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But American officials have been reluctant to grant such a highly symbolic concession to the North before the country takes more meaningful steps toward denuclearization.
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We're trying out new things that are actually old things; we're seeing what else could make life a little more meaningful, a little more bearable.
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Now the company has no choice but to work more collaboratively with Starboard as it takes a much more meaningful role on the company board.
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They'll be analyzing the returns and producing geographically adjusted results that are much more meaningful than the raw vote counts that still dominate television coverage.
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"The only other moment that I will never forget that is more meaningful than this was the day I gave birth to him," Benning said.
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The idea is that, collectively, our screenomes could shed light on what our smartphone usage looks like in a more meaningful way than current measures.
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Not only will your birthday plans be more meaningful to you, but your guests will feel honored you thought of them to help you celebrate.
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The killing of Soleimani represents a "much more meaningful event" to Iran than mere sanctions, Marta said, and the possibility of commensurate cyberattacks is significant.
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But without more meaningful competition pushing it forward, it's possible that Apple can just continue to coast with its massive market lead and iterative upgrades.
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Angela Forgotten is that the promise of automation was easier, more meaningful work for everyone, with shorter hours and workweeks, and safer, better-paying jobs.
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And if that's true, then maybe quirky exercises with these toys really can lead to more meaningful, free-form and natural conversations about thornier issues.
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They offed a beloved character, shocking audiences and making the final scene ("I have been — and always shall be — your friend") all the more meaningful.
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Historically, when enough individual members have found Congress a miserable place to serve, they've eventually supported reforms that make serving in Congress more meaningful work.
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As we saw in the 2016 presidential campaign, such demands—even those considered to be politically unrealistic—can push politicians to take more meaningful action.
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This type of provision would be a lot more meaningful in a place like Missouri or Iowa, two marketplaces badly in need of more competition.
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Making Haley's arrival all the more meaningful is the fact that Bernadette's bundle of joy wasn't always, well, a purely joyful development in her mom's life.
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On Legion, the stakes were set and clarified from the outset and the questions it asks are more meaningful because they have weight in its world.
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"When people are engaging with people they're close to, it's more meaningful, more fulfilling," David Ginsberg, director of research at Facebook told The New York Times.
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Fitch views quarterly leverage as more meaningful than trailing 12 months for OHI given the lack of seasonality in reported earnings and timing effects of acquisitions.
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Software developers who want to work on more meaningful projects outside of advertising and finance will also increasingly need to consider these sorts of geographical adjustments.
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But we also have to recognize that parents make many, many decisions for their children with a greater and more meaningful impact on them than circumcision.
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The ability of literature to weave long, symbolic threads through a story enables us to see the flow of our lives from a more meaningful perspective.
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But like Bush and McCain before him, he has struggled to expand his critique beyond Trump and the Bannonite wing, and toward more meaningful political territory.
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Likely voters become a more meaningful subgroup as the election gets closer and voters settle on whether they will turn out and whom they will support.
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I think that's a far more meaningful way of working than sticking up a bus stop when you know it's nothing more than a blazing lie.
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The inability of the stock market to rally in a more meaningful fashion in the face of great earnings raises a cautionary flag in our opinion.
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This is a debate about democracy, but in a way that is both more meaningful and harder to define than how we usually think of it.
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What should be more meaningful and profound are the freedoms and liberties that the anthem represents, including the right to protest injustice against you or others.
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They would go on to more meaningful postseason moments, while the Mavericks would go through another summertime reimagining, complete with more urgent and expressive emoji usage.
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While older incarnations of radio dramas predominantly told stories to listeners, the interactive element of something like Codename Cygnus opens up opportunities for more meaningful storytelling.
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The move was notable since Snap has described daily, and even hourly, usage as more meaningful in the past (as CEO Evan Spiegel said in 2015).
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More demanding, less inclusive, but more meaningful, a stricter pledge could have been a stronger signal that a signatory was doing something genuinely commendable and important.
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The new United States Civil Rights Trail is a rewarding starting point but a history tour is even more meaningful when you don't follow the map.
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They may have shared a common goal — to see more meaningful movie roles for ethnically Asian actors — but their reasons for wanting it were totally different.
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He has also been taking a more meaningful diplomatic role during overseas visits, such as those to Israel and Pakistan in the last year or so.
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He did not seek simple "yes" or "no" answers; his criteria for picking representative subjects were more precise, and his analyses of data were more meaningful.
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Many diplomats and analysts say the more meaningful talks are those that have been held in recent months, largely in secret, among Russia, Turkey and Iran.
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Man, I wish I had something bigger and more meaningful to say, but I'm just really proud to be a part of this community in general.
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We—and the rest of the country—are disappointed that the SEC chose to not bring more meaningful enforcement actions against the perpetrators of this fraud.
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"We're making more content exclusive on the platform, [which] allows us to market in a more meaningful way [and] bring people onto the platform," Ostroff said.
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"That [book] kind of triggered something in me to maybe try and do something more meaningful with my talent and my love of swimming," she said.
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The price-weighted index takes company share prices against a divisor, so moves in higher-priced companies have a more meaningful point impact for the index.
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But perhaps the more meaningful lesson to be extracted from "Surviving R. Kelly" has to do with Kelly's strategic use of music as a character witness.
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That the director chooses to rest the prickly heart of his cinematic ambitions in a dark-skinned black woman, Lupita Nyong'o, makes it even more meaningful.
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The other version is far more meaningful, according to Mr. Tracy, and it has to do with electromagnetic fields, unseen powers drawing town and artist together.
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The current craze has been about price and market speculation, but there are other applications for Bitcoin and the blockchain that could be much more meaningful.
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On the contrary, it can mean a more meaningful and moral life and one that doesn't destroy the opportunity for future humans to have decent lives.
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Tech companies that have yet to release their reports could argue that they recognize these reports do very little, and are instead focused on more meaningful change.
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And they understand that capitalism is great, but it needs to morph and change and evolve into something that makes work more meaningful, people happier and healthier.
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The reported discovery of an entirely new species of Archaeopteryx with distinctly bird-like characteristics suggests its relationship to modern birds is more meaningful than we realized.
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Experiment with different ones during conversations in the next couple weeks to see which allows you to represent yourself the best and build more meaningful relationships. 1.
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Selena's appeal reached, and continues to reach, beyond Latinx audiences, but she also became more meaningful to this specific community after her death—especially to fellow Chicanas.
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Robots are predicted to serve in more meaningful roles within business and society than the basic manufacturing jobs, online customer service and order fulfillment they already handle.
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The point is, the moment could have been much more meaningful, much cuter — and if we were using old-school wired headphones I'm convinced it would've been.
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Relative performance, which factors in the risks to which investors were exposed in order to generate returns, is a much more meaningful way to judge manager skill.
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Among his picks are design efforts, such as stores that sell emoji pins, pillows, and apparel; but also more meaningful public projects such as advertisements and campaigns.
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With a total eight developer sessions devoted to VR (compare that with just two last year), it looks like we'll be hearing a much more meaningful update.
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Perhaps because it's Lady Gaga the actress, not Lady Gaga the pop star wearing the slouchy suit, that makes it more meaningful to Lady Gaga the person.
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"I'm changing the goal I give our product teams from focusing on helping you find relevant content to helping you have more meaningful social interactions," he explained.
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But Shore has adapted throughout the decades to stand out as photography itself evolves, making his approach to the aesthetic of the everyday more meaningful and profound.
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"If this market is going to see more meaningful upside from here you need to start to see better growth, better earnings and higher inflation," he said.
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But in this world, it's always harder to live, and living with a truth you wish you could make disappear, but can't, makes it even more meaningful.
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"We do anticipate a more meaningful impact on both our private and national brands if the potential fourth tranche of tariffs does go into effect," said Soltau.
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Sound is just our brains translating vibrations in air molecules into more meaningful data, but how the sound travels is dependent on the air it travels through.
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For the final match of the series, scheduled for Tuesday, Lee has offered to play with a black stone, saying it would make a victory more meaningful.
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On a more meaningful note, restaurant group M has launched a pop-up "Not For Sale" dining experience in London, to raise funds for anti-trafficking initiatives.
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An industry official highlighted that Amazon's ability "to bundle internet access with other offerings is arguably more meaningful" than a standalone internet broadband network, the person said.
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"My goal is to be better informed, raise my voice, and participate in a more meaningful way," she said of her decision and her plans moving forward.
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Hygge (pronounced HUE-gah) is a Danish word that describes a mood or feeling that comes from taking pleasure in making everyday moments more meaningful or beautiful.
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And, although the $50 was a very generous addition, most Redditors agree that the note was way more meaningful, especially those who had experience in customer service.
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Tension is in the air — the energy might be uncomfortable, but you're setting boundaries, which will ultimately lead more meaningful connections with the people you care about.
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Today Facebook is rolling out job posts to 40 more countries to make itself more meaningful to people's lives while laying the foundation for a lucrative business.
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To put this discussion into a more meaningful context for the average American citizen, let us consider an analogous comparison through the lens of personal car buying.
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The idea is to provide a way for customers to create, manage and deliver more meaningful content across multiple channels from within the Salesforce family of products.
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And after we traded the usual courtesies, I thought: We can go on like this for another 10 minutes or we can have a more meaningful conversation.
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They may feel "Live, Laugh, Love," in theory, but when written on the pages of a well-executed Bullet Journal they feel more meaningful for some reason.
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However, most retailers have only noted a more meaningful recovery since 4Q16 after facing declining sales over the past two to three years, which has hurt profitability.
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Passenger Jamie Applegate Hunter told INSIDER that the mother was traveling alone with the baby for the first time, making Castro's helping hand all the more meaningful.
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But the decision to absorb the little sister collection into the core line may be even more meaningful as a reflection of a broader trend in fashion.
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According to the University of Michigan's Consumer Sentiment Index, however, consumer optimism, while still elevated, has taken a more meaningful step down from a first-quarter peak.
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Analysts said at the time they imply the focus this year will still be on investing and that more meaningful growth won't come until 2020 or later.
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One is loyal Secret Service agent Edward Meechum, which would seem more meaningful if that character had ever felt like anything more than a security detail robot.
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The 22-year-old dominated the fight from bell-to-bell, landing the more meaningful strikes, shrugging off his opponent's takedowns, and scoring three of his own.
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But if you combine the declaration of a facility with at least a first initial inspection, and an opportunity to do some analysis, that sounds more meaningful.
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Bonus: Those who founded mission-driven startups will find they have an easier job of attracting the best and brightest as employees look for more meaningful work.
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"Couples whose schedules won't permit lengthy nor frequent travel together may be able to still enjoy the benefits of vacations through shorter, more meaningful vacations," she said.
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"I'm changing the goal I give our product teams from focusing on helping you find relevant content to helping you have more meaningful social interactions," Zuckerberg wrote.
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There are a bunch of problems with dismissing simple, known solutions as mere "Band-Aids" and elevating big bets as the more meaningful way to do philanthropy.
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Robin Thicke may have slipped a present inside The Highlight Room in L.A., but probably more meaningful was that he took the mic and sang Happy Birthday,.
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This will require not only helping people connect with existing meaningful groups, but also enabling community leaders to create more meaningful groups for people to connect with.
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The DNC will also be looking to create more meaningful and "educational" content on Facebook and other social media platforms as an entry point for potential contributors.
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Analysts have said this could spur Beijing to introduce more meaningful easing measures such as tax cuts and boosts to credit and liquidity in China's financial system.
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It takes care of the logistical legwork of scheduling interview appointments — leaving HR departments with more time to spend on more meaningful portions of the recruitment process.
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You will always be surprised that the game is paying attention and acknowledging tiny little details that are much more meaningful than than you might originally think.
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The old pilot joke about takeoffs and landings — that you want the same number of each — hints at another reason landings have become more meaningful to me.
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Snagging a quality item on sale is a big shopping accomplishment — one that's made more meaningful when said purchase actually gives back what bucks are put in.
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"US tariffs have become a more meaningful drag on exports," Julian Evans-Pritchard, a China economist at research firm Capital Economics, said in a note to clients.
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However, the reality is that the strategic aims of the indictments can have much more meaningful consequences in the global conversation than a single conviction ever could.
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The time and energy we invested in the technology and methodology to digitize the U.S. tax code would be better utilized helping clients in more meaningful ways.
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The act's supporters say they're only mildly concerned that leadership will try to jam through merely Potemkin reforms, citing the resolve of those seeking more meaningful changes.
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For years, we&aposve told advisers that technology can make their firms more efficient and give them more time to focus on building deeper, more meaningful relationships.
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They make the Apple Watch more than just a basic fitness and activity tracker, turning it into a device that's capable of monitoring more meaningful health changes.
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" The site goes on to promise "you will lead a life that is more meaningful and pain-free with services that will change your life and lifestyle.
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New research from the University of California, wherever that is, shows conservatives believe their lives are more meaningful while their liberal counterparts seem to be searching for meaning.
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The lower debt-to-cash flow and debt-to-assets measures are more meaningful than debt-to-GDP, as they better capture the risks of bankruptcy and illiquidity.
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I usually say too much 😬 It's a great exercise, where our team gets to bond on a more meaningful, human level for a few minutes a week.
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The story went that he'd been bed-ridden for seven years in São Paulo, suffering from leukemia, and when he emerged he sought out a more meaningful life.
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"First, a joint statement ... after this round of talks are concluded will perhaps be a more meaningful gauge on what both sides have tentatively agreed on," Varathan said.
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"Knowing that one day I'll tell this baby about the adventure overseas and all that happened while in my belly made everything all the more meaningful," she said.
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There's definitely a feeling of sameness to the Pro model, and I doubt current Shield owners will be compelled to upgrade until Nvidia makes more meaningful hardware advancements.
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They are being increasingly sweet to each other; it seems like maybe they're back on the road to maybe just sleeping together, but also maybe something more meaningful.
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There was a point to them, it turns out, and that makes Sansa's arc in the show much more meaningful than it's felt so far in the books.
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Two years ago, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced a renewed focus on communities and its Groups feature, boasting that it would help create a more "meaningful" social infrastructure.
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Switching to a more meaningful career doesn't necessarily mean working for a charity — there are lots of ways to make a difference, including research, politics, journalism, and entrepreneurship.
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Let's keep moving forward, first with changes to the HOPPS, next with similar reforms in the inpatient setting, and then with more meaningful reforms in years to come.
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During a call with analysts on Thursday, executives said the firm expects a more meaningful contribution from offline initiatives as part of its so-called "new retail" strategy.
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We have pivoted away from the shiny objects of the moment and toward a deeper and more meaningful relationship with our core readers, and it has paid off.
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However, we deem that a more meaningful result could be achieved by combining the proposed rules with other measures, such as debt/income limits and additional capital overlays.
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We always work to make News Feed more meaningful and informative, and that includes examining the quality and accuracy of items shared, such as clickbait, spam and hoaxes.
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According to Reuters, South Korea's presidential office said in a statement that Trump and Kim made "more meaningful progress than ever" despite their failure to reach an agreement.
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"We are convinced that the pharma pipeline remains robust and more meaningful contributions will kick in beyond 2017," Joshua Jennings from Cowen & Co. wrote in a client note.
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Slightly fewer U.S. workers would emigrate if it meant improving their work-life balance in a different country (64%) or to search for a more meaningful career (51%).
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"Restricting supply generally has little impact on demand and can be a costly waste of resources when demand-side interventions deliver more meaningful results and changes," she said.
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By fostering and scaling innovations such as those I saw in many classrooms, we can create a more meaningful report card and make progress on goals that matter.
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When employees include more meaningful activities in their lives like spending time with family or volunteering, it reduces the likelihood of burnout and increases employee retention, Clark added.
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Waste and abuse can be a convenient target for lawmakers who are unwilling to make more meaningful and much harder decisions about the true drivers of government spending.
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Whether Dietterich's pledge will hurt Nature Machine Intelligence or not, this is a conflict we're going to keep seeing until there's a more meaningful shift in academic publishing.
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But one way Facebook could generate more meaningful interaction without losing time on site could be by ensuring the most interesting comments are at the top of posts.
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From October 31st to November 1st, change agents from all walks of life gathered in Chicago to discuss ways to make more meaningful impact in their local communities.
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Characterizing weed as a miracle drug, Bienenstock views being high as a destination that enhances life's finer moments by helping people live more meaningful lives and driving creativity.
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She added that on the other hand, a second round of quantitative easing by the ECB (QE2) could provide a more meaningful boost to monetary and financing conditions.
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"The VIP Membership program has allowed TechStyle to build a closer, more meaningful relationship with our global customer base," TechStyle co-CEO Adam Goldenberg said at the time.
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Yaguara, a Denver-based startup that wants to help e-commerce companies understand their customers better to deliver more meaningful experiences, announced a $7.2 million seed investment today.
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Deep Nishar Senior managing partner, SoftBank Vision Fund A.I. systems should assist humanity, not threaten it — enabling us to offload cumbersome tasks in favor of more meaningful activity.
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If you signed your child up for sports this year, try these expert strategies to make the whole experience a little more comfortable and a lot more meaningful.
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If you're secretly insecure about convening, if you feel disconnected at work, if you wish you and your friends had more meaningful conversations, this book can help you.
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Mr. Fernald, the San Francisco Fed economist, said that the low unemployment rate should stimulate investment, but that a more meaningful acceleration in productivity growth would require innovation.
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Worst of all will be if these small-scale reforms, and the silencing of feminists, slow the momentum for pushing the Saudi regime into making more meaningful change.
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"When people have some of the history and context they can appreciate the art more and they can experience the island in a more meaningful way," he said.
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In a statement, Taboola founder and CEO Adam Singolda said the deal seeks to give advertisers more "meaningful choice" outside of the "walled gardens" of Facebook and Google.
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And if the deal closes, Morgan Stanley's combined wealth and investment management business will become even more meaningful to the overall firm than it has in recent years.
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Steve Koenig, an analyst at Wedbush, said the more meaningful metric may be how each company&aposs goodwill compared to its market value, instead of their total assets.
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"If one's committed to creating more meaningful and impactful art experiences, it seems a good idea to have a better idea about how our brains work," he said.
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Eliminating stressful things from your to-do list frees up time for more meaningful activities, like spending time with family or friends, which can lead to more happiness.
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"We feel there is potential for a more meaningful bounce back through pent up demand if we see a clear solution to the current political deadlock," they said.
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But even with that inherent limitation, their responses to the C.K. and Franken allegations could have been much more meaningful if they had at least mentioned as much.
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There are cover bands galore all of the place, everyone asks me to do cover songs but I think it's more meaningful when you really do your own music.
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The climactic, um, first round playoff game is where half of the film's numerous loose ends are totally forgotten, and the ones that are more meaningful are picked up.
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They liked intimate conversation not just because it often led to sex, but also because it had the ability to make the sex they had more meaningful and memorable.
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Revenue headwinds in 2017 stem from a variety of sources; individually they are not material but collectively they could become more meaningful given the challenges to grow the business.
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However, those numbers respectively shoot to $29.1 trillion and $23.7 trillion in 2026, with the latter and more meaningful of the two numbers rising to 85.6 percent of GDP.
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That provides more meaningful data than unadjusted indexes, said Austan Goolsbee, professor of economics at the University of Chicago's Booth School of Business and an advisor to the project.
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We expect the strategic alliance between CTCL and CUHKL on network sharing plus CTCL's 103MHz re-farm for 4G use to result in more meaningful capex savings from 2018.
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When she said in her statement on Wednesday that she wanted "to be better informed, raise my voice, and participate in a more meaningful way," she actually meant it.
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" The 25-year-old also opened up about wanting to tread new ground as an artist: "I wanted my music to be a lot more meaningful, to be honest….
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But just the attempt to acknowledge and examine these archetypes makes the characters feel a little more fleshed-out and fulfilled, and makes the roles a little more meaningful.
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To offset this, EMIG has aspired to build its wealth management and private banking franchise into a more meaningful fee contributor, though progress on this front has been limited.
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Consequently, their attitudes toward women and the world are free of those archetypes, and that frees them to be who they are and have deeper and more meaningful relationships.
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However, if America decides to put tariffs on all it imports from China, about $500 billion worth of goods, then it's economy could slow in a more meaningful way.
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Vertical accountability is a matter of degree, since the quality of elections could be higher and certainly more meaningful in some countries than others (where elections could be flawed).
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If you look at potentially more meaningful measures, such as the amount of time spent on the brokerage's research pages, the increase in Sharpe ratio rises to 235 percent.
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Any resolution that gains 25% of shareholder support year over year can be re-submitted if it is "potentially on a path toward more meaningful shareholder support," Clayton continued.
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While Toys' recent deal to sell Mattel's American Girl products is a step in the right decision, there may not be enough opportunities to drive a more meaningful scale.
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For those who may not know where to start to live a more meaningful life, Smith details these four pillars to help set you on a more fulfilling path.
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It is something simpler: a shared belief in compassion, in human dignity, in the intrinsic usefulness of every person to contribute positively for a better and more meaningful world.
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"We're looking at getting inside the content to become more meaningful with consumers in places that are likely ad-free or in an environment where consumers are avoiding advertising."
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We decided we wanted something a bit more meaningful from our sexual interactions, so we decided to open up our marriage and build relationships with other people as well.
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Unsurprisingly, their "Girl Power" slogan is still alive and well, and maybe even more meaningful now as the public reckons with the treatment of women in male-dominated industries.
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In your own life, is it more meaningful to get a fundraising email and see an ad on Facebook, or to have a real conversation with someone you know?
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Debt would have certainly increased, but with the economy growing, the debt-to-GDP ratio — a more meaningful indicator of sustainability — would likely have declined more quickly over time.
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This level of increase would represent a far more meaningful commitment to our troops, our citizens, our allies – and our adversaries – that we intend to restore American military superiority.
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It's unclear whether the FTC would ever go that far, but requiring behavioral remedies would likely be more meaningful than asking for a check — however big it might seem.
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Perhaps more meaningful, though, is that Apple's strong brand name and its willingness to write big checks have quickly made it a top draw for show creators and stars.
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It may one day allow for even more meaningful dialogue and experience in this setting, but it's got a lot of infrastructural and tech barriers before it gets there.
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Available on Coursera, free to auditThis course discusses key research findings in the positive psychology field and includes practical applications of the science to make daily life more meaningful.
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Several participants voiced concerns that drugmakers might seize on transparency as a big concession—and use that to block more meaningful state action aimed at the actual underlying prices.
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Yet, now that the bill has been delivered to the Senate, federal policymakers have the opportunity to learn from the states in offering reforms that are even more meaningful.
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But a series of personal crises that included his sister's suicide, he said, had compelled him to look for a way to channel his knowledge to more meaningful use.
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Actually, it's slightly above that high, but you always want to see a more meaningful break before you can confirm anything specific," Maley said Wednesday on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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The agreement requires that Louisiana's Department of Corrections review its system for placing inmates in solitary confinement, and consider the status of segregated prisoners in a more meaningful way.
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Finding a new focus should be relatively easy, too, given that Williamson and the Pelicans will be chasing something more meaningful than rookie hardware over the next three months.
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"Even assuming modest Red Hat synergies, we now see long-term revenue growth at IBM as less likely without a more meaningful shift in the portfolio," the analysts wrote.
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But it remains unclear whether the operation envisioned by Mr. Trump will be any more meaningful than a cruise missile strike he ordered last year after a chemical attack.
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"Travelers used want to hit a destination's biggest sites, but now they want more meaningful experiences which ultimately give them an authentic sense of culture and place," he said.
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After finishing graduate school with a fierce passion for making college more affordable and more meaningful, I knew a key next step was to advocate for better public policy.
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"The letters are really important and they&aposre much more meaningful if we have a strong sense of who you are from someone who knows you well," she added.
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He felt called to something more meaningful than just running another Internet business and decided he would put his money toward saving humanity, and specifically, through life on Mars.
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More meaningful actions = less pain In addition, the authors found it was the meaning people gave to their good deeds that predicted how much pain the brain would perceive.
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For all the emphasis placed on the identity and generational partitions between the candidates, the question of "to fight or not to fight" might represent a more meaningful contrast.
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Instead of having a limited set of data being a handicap for enterprise search, it is taking advantage of that, and applying AI to help deliver more meaningful results.
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Economists believe it will take more meaningful structural changes to Japan's economy to revive stagnant prices, which will in turn help businesses deal with sticky overheads and restore profits.
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Economists believe it will take more meaningful structural changes to Japan's economy to revive stagnant prices, which will in turn help businesses deal with sticky overheads and restore profits.
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Few in porn will admit there's as much risk and darkness in the industry as Dines asserts, but several performers do believe there needs to be more meaningful consent.
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"When you're forced to direct message with someone, it feels much more meaningful," Kraft explained, adding that you're probably less likely to say something vile directly to another person.
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Ronell Hugh, group manager at Adobe Experience Platform, says these tools are about helping data scientists move beyond pure data management and getting into deriving more meaningful insights from it.
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For Nagy, the deal did not mean a more meaningful agreement was on the horizon: "After the 90 day truce, trade tensions will continue and likely even deepen," he said.
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This new competition with China will be far more challenging than the struggle with the Soviet Union -- and far more meaningful for markets and the global economy – for three reasons.
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He points to recent efforts by the Food and Drug Administration to lower the nicotine content of traditional tobacco cigarettes as an example of a more meaningful and immediate solution.
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"We expect the trade-weighted dollar to remain flat today, with a more meaningful catalyst for larger USD moves being the FOMC meeting tomorrow," said ING FX strategist Petr Krpata.
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But hopefully this will produce much more meaningful global action than was generated in Paris in 2015 and 2016, which was using a model really imported from the 20th century.
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Facebook announced Thursday night that it will be revamping its News Feed, all in an effort to get users seeing more "meaningful" content from friends and family and spur engagement.
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The bottom line: For most voters, the debate will be more meaningful when they see stark differences on health between the Democratic nominee and President Trump in the general election.
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Leah Belsky, Coursera's VP of enterprise development, echoed this and noted that this kind of specialization with a focus on practical models will make the credential more meaningful for employers.
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But when trying to open up more meaningful space, one crucial fact begs to be remembered: The problem isn't that girls are inherently uninterested in coding because it's boy-like.
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Though we've seen more meaningful representation for trans people in mainstream media in recent years, we're still missing a crucial element: representations of everyday trans people who aren't also celebrities.
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"Ganja & Hess was his chance to elevate a vampire story into something more meaningful," Ernest Dickerson noted of the director in the documentary Black Noire: A History of Black Horror.
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Hader also explained why he felt bad for the makers of "Game of Thrones" and why people should put their energy in more meaningful things than complaining about the show.
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The French government officially banned the import of lion trophies, and the US Fish and Wildlife expanded the US Endangered Species Act to provide more meaningful protections for African lions.
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Also, the fact the EU now knows the consequence of a defeat will be a delay has relieved the pressure on them to make more meaningful concessions on the backstop.
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Tonight's episode was not centered around Jenna as much as I had hoped, but in many ways it brought the show back to it's roots in a more meaningful way.
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Often I'll find it so much more meaningful to be told that someone reads my blogs or my work and likes it more than being congratulated on a skateboarding win.
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That's not to say that money isn't important — but assuming you're making enough to live comfortably, having a good time during the day could be more meaningful than you think.
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Despite a then-16-year-old Britney Spears singing about literal sadomasochism, 1999 was a year when pop culture began to look more meaningful and less manufactured through my eyes.
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"Culture Trip's knowledge graph allows the creation of a more meaningful experience for our users, deepening the personalisation of content discovery with every new read," says Naudts in a statement.
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"As the Chair has explained previously, the Commission's initiative is intended to make disclosure better and more meaningful for investors, including streamlining, modifying and providing additional disclosure," said the spokesperson.
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"It is a glorious performance in the stadium, it is our home ground so much more meaningful," said Choi, who is poised to become South Koreas golden girl of Games.
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While intimate questions about family and past relationships can be too invasive for a first date, asking light questions about where they grew up can lead to more meaningful conversations.
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The Trump administration was wise not to make CVID a precondition to opening lines of communication; now, it must not make CVID a precondition to more meaningful and specific negotiations.
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This tells us about the efficiency of your marketing efforts, although it's much more meaningful when combined with some of the other metrics below, and when compared to competitors' CAC.
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Although Breese reluctantly concedes that he is "excited", he can't help but confess that it would be more meaningful to him if he was competing in his home city, Birmingham.
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But with the speed of 5G networks, experts believe that AR interactions are likely to become more meaningful and attuned to the ever-changing details of the world around us.
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Perhaps more meaningful for the denizens of the state's Silicon Valley, a 2015 report by First Round Capital found that startups with female founders outperformed those led by all men.
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For this show to take place in a museum once dedicated to a singing cowboy and the mythology of the American West makes it all the more meaningful and timely.
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They understood that gathering in a theater is more meaningful than isolated viewing at home, and that algorithms are no match for human intelligence and heart in shaping audience taste.
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For contract workers, we are sending them home and paying them in full even if they are unable to work, which is much more meaningful than a one-off payment.
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According to the political theorist Joshua Dienstag in his 2006 book, "Pessimism," Quixote's loss of common sense offered him a more meaningful metric for deciding which battles are worth fighting.
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Second, I could spend my no-invitation nights having more meaningful one-on-one or small group gatherings, and enjoy the holiday offerings all around this city that never sleeps.
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He views the term as pejorative, and he is notably skeptical about the value of psychiatric diagnosis in voice-hearing cases: It is no more meaningful to attempt to diagnose . . .
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Traders this week largely shrugged off disappointing survey data and searched instead for more meaningful signs of economic weakness that could deter the BoE from its path of monetary tightening.
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"Let me be clear: Helping people connect is more important than maximizing the time they spend on Facebook," he said, later adding that more "meaningful interactions" are the key here.
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They said that while Trump's protectionist trade policies may hit US trading partners, changes in dollar-financing conditions are likely to have a far more meaningful effect in the short term.
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While the senator's preoccupation with events from before the fall of the Berlin Wall has drawn some mockery, the people I spoke to saw it as evidence of more meaningful views.
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Trump blames Obama for allowing Russian annexation of Crimea President Trump says a G8 that includes Russia is more meaningful than a G7, blames President Obama for letting Crimea 'get away.
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That will be much more dependent on whether the data starts turning down in a much more meaningful way, and if there's no signs of tangible ... progress in negotiations with China.
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To bring together the economy we have built, the science we have uncovered, and the humanity we have received — and make the whole more meaningful than the sum of its parts.
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But, beyond making sure their facts are straight, meeting with your officiant — and being willing to speak openly about your relationship with them — can offer more meaningful, long-term effects, too.
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Her parents, Bonnie Moore and Carol Saragossi, had tasked Edwards with Elyse's baby naming and bat mitzvah years earlier, making the ceremony that much more meaningful to Edwards and the family.
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What my gut kept telling me I needed was a shock — a series of new and unrecognizable experiences to jolt me from stagnation and, hopefully, lead me into something more meaningful.
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Pinterest has enabled support for dynamic font sizes that you can adjust to your preference, and it's rolling out more meaningful bolding of type, to make first glance information more legible.
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Why it matters: It's a major step Facebook is taking to weed out bad content and misinformation on its platform and to develop more meaningful interactions between members of its community.
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I happen to love comparing myself to others—and if others can do it, why can't I fill my life with #goals and filters that make every captured moment more meaningful?
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But as more and more research emerged about the effectiveness of locally driven solutions to stop disease outbreaks and curb health-adverse behaviors, the conversation became more nuanced and more meaningful.
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Fitch noted that President Trump's push to repeal the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, without a replacement could have a more meaningful impact on state and local government finances.
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We do a lot of silly stuff too, and we get to know one another over time, which actually makes the serious conversations more fun and the silly stuff more meaningful.
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Your questions are not only for the subject, they are for the flock of peers around you, to prove that you can ask more meaningful and effective questions than they can.
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She opened up about the fight against HIV/AIDs at the KCA's annual Black Ball in October, telling PEOPLE that becoming a mother has made her efforts all the more meaningful.
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" Other times, she added, "the company [that's fundraising] has not been able to raise from traditional Series C investors, so they're looking for something more meaningful — someone with more ownership opportunity.
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These observations became even more meaningful through our study's computer model simulations which meant we were able to attribute more than half of the hole's shrinking to the reduction in CFCs.
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This might be great for something like shoes, but not for engagement rings where the process is much more involved and the item much more meaningful than a pair of shoes.
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"We want to reduce the spread of content that is spammy, sensational, or misleading in order to promote more meaningful and authentic conversations on Facebook," the company said in a statement.
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This is no bad thing; do not let it freak you out—remain chill and it means you've successfully transitioned into what's arguably a much more meaningful stage of your relationship.
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However, reducing the schedule — which some think would allow players more rest and create more meaningful games — would also mean reducing revenues, likely a non-starter with owners and many players.
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Indeed, there is a growing number of faith-based exchange-traded funds that attempt to marry moneymaking with principles that are deeper and more meaningful than those of your typical trader.
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BARBARO: But I guess what I'm getting at is why, at this point, as F.B.I. director, aren't you doing anything more meaningful about these encounters than memorializing them in a memo?
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A national minimum wage would be more meaningful in a big economy like South Africa's, experts say, because the formal work force is much larger, around 2340 percent of all workers.
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Corporate profits as a share of GDP — a more meaningful measurement — stood at 9.5 percent in the first quarter of 2017, a lower share than in 18 quarters under Mr. Obama.
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Listening is a good skill to have because it allows you to have deeper and more meaningful conversations, and it allows you to have multiple perspectives on issues in the world.
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"This is not a reactive decision, but a proactive one to make our guidance more meaningful and more relevant to our investors in light of the current competitive landscape," Allison said.
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Facebook shares fell 4 percent on January 12, after CEO Mark Zuckerberg said the company would make changes to promote more "meaningful social interactions," though the stock has recovered since then.
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Instead, Beyoncé chose not to shy away from topics of sex, politics, and motherhood and its complications, and as a result, fans related to her in a deeper, more meaningful way.
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"You don't want to be Dunkin' and wake up five, ten years from now and the Costa brand is becoming a more meaningful retail force" in the United States, he said.
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She finds the work more meaningful than at her old job, and the health care sector has also been better than most fields at creating good jobs that respect family schedules.
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CHANGING MINDSETS Economists believe it will take more meaningful structural changes to Japan's economy to revive stagnant prices, which will in turn help businesses deal with sticky overheads and restore profits.
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This is becoming a more meaningful threat; under the terms of their agreement with Treasury, the agencies will have no capital to absorb any losses by the end of the year.
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"If people believe it's going to be a chronic problem, then there's probably going to be more meaningful structural changes relative to where people want to live and property values," said Rechler.
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Do you think maybe given that cash position, would Apple be open to maybe shifting how it thinks about acquisitions and doing acquisitions that maybe investors would think are bigger, more meaningful?
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J.C. Penney on Friday said it will close between 130 and 140 stores over the next several months, allowing it to invest in locations that are more meaningful to its top line.
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Making the award even more meaningful, Bailey says, is the fact that her sister and Diana shared a lot of the same qualities: kindness, compassion and a genuine desire to help others.
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The former JoBro realized going into the studio that tapping into his emotions could make for more meaningful music, and he cites some powerhouse peers who've done just that as recent inspiration.
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What happened: Which is more meaningful: Putting black faces on the covers of books written by, and starring, white people, or actually doing the work to promote diverse authors in the marketplace?
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Trump said on Monday Beijing had contacted Washington overnight to say it wanted to return to the negotiating table, adding that talks between the two countries were "more meaningful" than any time.
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"Getting a null result to some extent in physics is much more meaningful than in other fields," Laura Dodd, another graduate student at the University of Wisconsin, Madison and CERN told Gizmodo.
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Concerns in the financial community that assets are being mispriced because climate risk is not being factored into financial reporting has prompted demand for more meaningful and transparent climate-related financial information.
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This soul-baring display is all the more meaningful when you remember Frankel's entire on-camera persona is defined by her instance she is strong enough to handle her entire life solo.
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But despite the early signal, many fixed income investors opted to wait for an inversion of the 2-year and 10-year note yields, seen by many as the more meaningful indicator.
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It's a haphazard mishmash of more meaningful and resonant pieces of culture, a callow pastiche that stands on the shoulders of more interesting works and demands the applause they've earned for itself.
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It makes sense, however, that Stories will only continue to be a big focus for the company as it shifts more of its resources toward more "meaningful" interactions between family and friends.
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" Zuckerberg explained that "research shows that interacting with friends and family on social media tends to be more meaningful and can be good for our well-being, and that's time well spent.
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It is actually far more exciting to look at AI's development in context of how it has empowered humans through IA — intelligence augmentation — to change the world in more meaningful, immediate ways.
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While the practice is still prohibited in key parts of the U.S. because of environmental concerns, other oil-rich nations may turn to this method in a more meaningful way, he said.
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Traders this week largely shrugged off disappointing survey data and searched instead for more meaningful signs of economic weakness that could deter the Bank of England from its path of monetary tightening.
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I haven't even touched on the heavy spoilers (and won't!), but I can tell you that this sequel makes both the first game and John Marston's overall story better and more meaningful.
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Displayed on 230 billboards throughout Chicago, OVERRIDE questions this widely-seen form of commercial real estate, and proposes how they might be occupied in other, perhaps more meaningful and potentially permanent ways.
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And while an extravagant AF headband may not be the most timely gift for 2019 couples, you can still do something a bit more meaningful than dinner out on the celebratory occasion.
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"I think there was some expectation leading up to this meeting that we could see a more meaningful shift in BOJ policy, particularly with respect to their huge asset purchase," said Esiner.
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The Voices for Democracy tool joins a host of other initiatives led by tech companies in Silicon Valley aiming to use tech to create a more meaningful sense of transparency in politics.
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If we do finally get the long overdue correction in the second longest bull market since World War II, these defensive characteristics, much like on Wednesday, will become a lot more meaningful.
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Similarly to other banks in Italy the group's strategy of impaired loan management is biased towards a gradual workout to protect collateral values, which, however, prevents more meaningful reductions in outstanding stocks.
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But until features like Motion Sense are able to add more meaningful improvements to the way we use our mobile devices, the Pixel 3a is probably a better deal for most people.
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No longer quite as passive as the male potters, the women of Hermannsburg began to make pots that reflected their lives in a more meaningful way than the "tourist art" had done.
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"We have to find ways to make that first offense more meaningful to the offenders so they don't offend again or don't offend the first time," Evers told WISC-TV on Wednesday.
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We never went to museums or did anything cultural, so I was going around my house trying to categorize the more meaningful piece of furniture versus the less meaningful piece of furniture.
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The shift to more meaningful content has just started rolling out, but the company made other changes last year as a precursor to the latest moves, including cutting down on viral videos.
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At one point, she says that she wishes that the song "Pata Pata," about a dance, hadn't become such a signature tune; she would have preferred another song with more meaningful lyrics.
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"I think there was some expectation leading up to this meeting that we could see a more meaningful shift in BoJ policy, particularly with respect to their huge asset purchase," said Esiner.
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This month is even more meaningful for immigrants from around the world as our nation's increasingly harsh immigration policies have harmed the mental and social well-being of millions of American children.
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But, maybe it would be more meaningful if the military budgets were scaled by current price and exchange rates, percentage of gross domestic product (GDP), population size (per capita), or government spending.
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Feige — who recently ascended to become chief creative officer for all of Marvel Entertainment — has indicated that the gay character in "Eternals" will play a much more meaningful role in the film.
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Dismayed by politicians' failure to curb the rise of Ms Le Pen's FN, he argued that confidence in mainstream politics would be restored only by closer, more meaningful links between deputies and voters.
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To be clear — and to forestall some of the scolding that this post has made inevitable — I should say that individual choices are much more meaningful with regard to local/regional environmental problems.
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And examining Jason-Pluto as a metaphor for inequality is a far more meaningful, and purposeful, reading of the film than trying to spin theories about them swapping places just because it's clever.
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But later, he noted that Facebook believes it's found the right formula for showing people more meaningful passive video, so Facebook will lift some restrictions on how many lucrative video ads it showed.
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As the marketing suggests, the updates are all about backstory, about trying to make the characters more three-dimensional, to make their choices more meaningful, their origins clearer, and their traumas more involving.
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Though it wasn't the most thrilling performance, it was a fairly decisive win for the Brazilian, who appeared to steal the first round with a takedown, and landed the more meaningful strikes throughout.
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So, we'll need less people behind the front counter, that means we can put more people in front of the front counter, actually interacting with customers in a much more meaningful way, actually.
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The correct response is to call Julius Streicher a submoronic piece of shit, marking him as such for the rest of the sentient, and move on to some more meaningful exchange of ideas.
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This "Watch Videos Together" feature could make you spend more time on Facebook Messenger while creating shared experiences that are more meaningful and positive for well-being than passively zombie-viewing videos solo.
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However, he said that while getting a raise often made his work feel more meaningful in the short term, this feeling rarely lasted long when not paired with added responsibility in the store.
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"I think they are just hoping it's more meaningful to that group to have made good on their promise to repeal/replace than anything else," said one GOP lobbyist and former Hill staffer.
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Others say that a number like 18,000 is no more meaningful than, say, 303,962 — with the only potential difference being that the former is more easily ballyhooed by the media than the latter.
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"Exposure to the carefully curated images from others' lives leads to negative self-comparison, and the sheer quantity of social media interaction may detract from more meaningful real-life experiences," the report says.
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With the hashtag #LovedClothesLast, it encourages viewers to understand how small actions can benefit the planet, reduce landfill mass and ultimately create a more meaningful relationship with the things we choose to purchase.
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By learning how to effortlessly approach others, start a conversation and read body language, you'll be better able to craft more meaningful and authentic interactions with others — and develop a knack for networking.
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In the end, Mostovoy maintains a commitment to being open and transparent about sexuality and gender identity in order to foster a more meaningful dialog about the nature of non-binary self-identification.
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According to Charles Duhigg, author of "Smarter Faster Better, " reminding ourselves of how a small action fits into a bigger objective makes it easier to link our small efforts to more meaningful aspirations.
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We are seeing more transparency from publishers about how consumers pay for content, more meaningful and substantive branded content, more flexible pricing models and more ways for consumers to control their personal information.
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James Shipton, chair of the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC), said he understood that the regulator must pursue more meaningful penalties against any wrongdoing, but said "expectations must be balanced against reality".
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Trump's critics argue he is fixated on optics and risks falling prey to foreign states who use personal flattery as a way to get what they want from him on more meaningful issues.
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Not all is lost of the crowds, of course, because fashion is and always will be something to talk about, but these guys make watching from the back row that much more meaningful.
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The catalyst for my leaving was that the voice inside me calling for a more meaningful life finally became louder than the voice that was afraid of leaving, and desperate for more money.
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I'll still be writing and working, but I'll also be leading my family on an incredible adventure, while trying to spend more meaningful time doing things that actually bring me (and them) happiness.
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"You have to set the goal posts further so when compromise does eventually happen, that its actually something more meaningful than the watered down things that I think he got achieved," she said.
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Second Amendment activists and some security experts are calling for safer school designs, while some gun-control advocates say it's a distracting issue that avoids more meaningful action, AP's Lisa Marie Pane reports.
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A. First of all, in advance of your vacation, sample as many wines as you can from the region you're visiting because your trip will be so much more meaningful if you do.
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What's more likely guiding Trump is his good ol' strategy of If Obama Was For It, I'm Against It. Opposing his enemies has always been more meaningful for Trump than the actual issues.
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Jay N. FeldmanPort Washington, N.Y. To the Editor: Choosing a day for hundreds of newspapers to publish an inspiring message supporting a free press is certainly admirable, but how about something more meaningful?
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With wearables and their accompanying software deciphering the answers hidden in a sea of our personal data for us, we are empowered to make more meaningful decisions about our lifestyle, health and work.
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But a surprise guilty plea from another campaign adviser may tell a more meaningful story about what the Trump campaign knew about Russian interference in the 2016 election — and when it knew it.
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She pursued a master's degree in arts administration and cultural policy at Goldsmiths, University of London, to expand her artistic knowledge and equip herself to work with artists in a more meaningful way.
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We haven't really done a really good job up until this point in terms of trying to provide services that in some way make being a distance caregiver less stressful and more meaningful.
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In a world where threats are cheap and plentiful — recall President Trump's recent promise of "fire and fury" against North Korea — it is much more meaningful when a nation delivers on tough rhetoric.
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There have been more meaningful discussions about Colin Kaepernick among N.B.A. executives, coaches and players than anything we've heard within the N.F.L. in the three years that Kaepernick has been out of football.
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"Instead, we propose a much more meaningful and long term solution that ensures opportunities for real and quality community living by protecting union workers and quality jobs for the long term," he added.
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ESPN regularly draws four-to-six times as many viewers during the day as FS1, though FS1 employees believe the more meaningful comparison is with ESPN2, which FS1 sometimes beats in the ratings.
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Four months in what many city dwellers would call the middle of nowhere were more meaningful and engaging than anything I ever learned amidst the glass towers, computers and steel palladiums of man.
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More meaningful progress is required before any of the American workers Trump was supposed to help protect reap any rewards from this long, costly process — which still has no clear end in sight.
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Under the perhaps not-so-coincidental guise of a writer in "The Prison Breakout," Barkan ends up debating the merits of fiction and journalism, and which practice might result in more meaningful epiphanies.
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Isn't being a decent human being to those around me (volunteering, helping a parent with their stroller, etc.) a better, more meaningful act to God than not eating candy for over a month?
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But there's no evidence that two-thirds of Americans are signaling their discontent in any way that's more meaningful than responding to a poll — or complaining about the platforms on the platforms themselves.
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It's even more meaningful when considering that Gantz was a former chief of staff of the Israeli Defense Force, and that two of his running mates are also former IDF chiefs of staff.
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J.C. PENNEY CO INC: "We do anticipate a more meaningful impact on both our private and national brands if the potential fourth tranche of tariffs does go into effect," CEO Jill Soltau said.
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While the exams might make a high school diploma appear more meaningful to colleges and employers, the results typically come far too late to shape what happens in specific classrooms in specific years.
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Hearing him talk about his life before and his life after, we understand the pain he felt, and it makes the post-apocalyptic salvation in the form of Grace feel even more meaningful.
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The term is loaded with political meaning and significance, a power in language that can challenge the way people think and act, and hopefully spur more meaningful thought about the way we all identify.
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By doing this, she says you will likely discover that no matter how busy you are, you still have some space in your schedule that can be rearranged for more meaningful and enjoyable activities.
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A list of film credits will scroll beneath Oscar-winners' acceptance speeches during this year's telecast, a move meant to encourage speakers to focus on something more meaningful than just a list of names.
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Without getting too geometrical (some astrologers base their conclusions on the angles that your planets make with your partner's), there are a few planetary connections that are believed to be more meaningful than others.
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Model Candice Huffine is one of the most vocal advocates of inclusivity in the fashion industry, and she's making more meaningful strides in moving the conversation forward thanks to her new Fossil watch campaign.
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But the more meaningful takeaway is that the market is bound to reject a similar action (rising rates) in a similar manner (sell-off) — and that leaves central banks with limited choices moving forward.
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SaleMove brings in-person customer experience online by offering website surfers an option to talk to live representatives via video, which aims to give potential leads more meaningful information than just poking around randomly.
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"The catalyst for my leaving was that voice inside me calling for a more meaningful life finally became louder than the voice that was afraid of leaving and desperate for more money," Polk said.
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French publisher Short Edition created the Short Story Dispenser as a way for customers waiting in lines at places like airports and train stations to fill their time with something a little more meaningful.
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Is that because you found something that you are so good at or because you were getting validation elsewhere that made the pursuit of this thing — psychology in your case — more meaningful to you?
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"Let's just cut to the chase: There's not likely to be a more meaningful, absorbing, forceful and radical performance by an American musician this year, or any year soon," our critic, Jon Caramanica, wrote.
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"Art is evolving to become truly interactive and contextual, with improvisational elements and intelligent conversational art becoming possible, manifesting itself in more meaningful dialogue between the art object and the observer," Muller told Motherboard.
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Friended was started by Thumb co-founder and CEO Dan Kurani and Ben Chow, Friended wants to give users a deeper and more meaningful connection to one another, which the company believes they crave.
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"Even small steps are currently quite powerful (for the pound), but for it really to kick on from here you're going to need to see more meaningful progress," said ING currency strategist Viraj Patel.
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More and more, we recognize how disco latently pushed gay, urban culture into white suburbia, which is a more meaningful transgression than going on a British TV talk show and swearing at the host.
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This Thanksgiving, Apiece Apart aims to make the whole experience more meaningful by recruiting 10 women-led brands to donate 5 percent of total sales — from Black Friday to Cyber Monday — to Planned Parenthood.
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"Worst of all will be if these small-scale reforms, and the silencing of feminists, slow the momentum for pushing the Saudi regime into making more meaningful change," she wrote in a U.S. newspaper.
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Pare things down, and rid yourself of, if not possessions, then at least the more frivolous (that is, stereotypically feminine or domestic) ones, and you're on your way to a more meaningful, ethical existence.
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One of the few good things about getting older is that you slowly learn that your parents are human beings, not superheroes, and that makes life significantly more meaningful and aging slightly less horrifying.
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The Afghan organization's director until late 2015 was Thomas Wide, an Oxford-educated scholar of Afghanistan who has also been at work on a forthcoming professional publication about making museums more meaningful and accessible.
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Analysts said the likelihood the European Central Bank will start to raise rates next year would tilt interest-rate-differential support away from the dollar, triggering a more meaningful pull back for emerging markets.
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The United States is looking to elevate the discussion with Russia to something more meaningful, something that involves stabilization efforts, attempting to curtail the Syrian Civil War, and thinking about what happens post ISIS.
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In a more meaningful way, though, he's provided some long-awaited catharsis to Rangers fans who are now, finally, seeing a top prospect come up and perform exactly the way they expected him to.
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The male-centric community has long been accused of being unwelcoming if not downright toxic to women, and it's this background that makes Sara Clemens' role as COO of Twitch all the more meaningful.
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The idea behind festivals like Gratitude Migration, Groner says, is to find ways to make the experience more meaningful and fulfilling—a new friendship, for instance, could lead to a long-term creative collaboration.
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They say that rather than looking at the spread between 2s and 10s, the more meaningful pair is the three-month bill's spot price and its 18-month forward, or the market-implied price.
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South Korea's presidential office, known as the Blue House, said in a statement Trump and Kim made "more meaningful progress than ever", and Trump's willingness to continue dialogue would brighten prospects for another meeting.
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But it's important to learn from those moments — to make the celebration more meaningful, and to make sure we don't leave so many people out when the next chapter of the history books is written.
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When we start realizing that including and promoting women is not just the nice thing to do, but the smartest possible thing to do, you start connecting it in more meaningful ways to the workplace.
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"What we have seen is that there is still some soft Canadian data ... it would need to show some more meaningful improvement before the Canadian dollar can break out of its recent range," Viloria said.
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Give money some meaning Personal finance is more about behavior than it is math, and it's much easier to stick to a money habit when that habit is attached to a larger, more meaningful goal.
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"There is a lot of process that has to happen before anything ends up on our food packaging, and right now they're focusing on the nutrition facts panel to make them more meaningful," Haas said.
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Battlefield 1 introduced the next biggest change to the series with Grand Operations, which chained a series of maps and matches together, giving players a sense of progress and making each match feel more meaningful.
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As you'll see from today's announcements, the advantage of that approach is that the services can be far more meaningful in their potential for actual real-world usage, because they're better focused on specific regions.
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Harris, who is 30 years old, agreed to do "Black Exhibition" at the Bushwick Starr long before he knew "Slave Play" would go to Broadway, and he said this venture has become more meaningful now.
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Eric Shashoua, the founder and CEO of Kiwi for Gmail tells Business Insider that Soylent has freed up a bunch of his time for "more meaningful" pursuits, increased his productivity and "massively changed" his life.
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It's likely that Jim told Michael his first kiss with Pam happened in "Casino Night" because for him, that's the first time Pam kissed him sober and it was the more meaningful of the two.
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I am a beneficiary of several of the agreements and organizations that emerged as a result of the more meaningful engagement of U.S.-Russian delegations, both of the Cold War and the post-Soviet periods.
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He also misleadingly claimed the United States is leading other countries in reducing carbon dioxide emissions, when in fact our reduction as a percentage of overall emissions — a much more meaningful metric — trails many others.
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"This is the Commission that put forward lots of initiatives and proposals to start building gradually a more meaningful and assertive defense identity in these difficult geopolitical times," he told reporters at a regular briefing.
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It may even be that the more meaningful jobs, relationships, and creative projects we have, the more we open ourselves up to loss and failure, and the more prone to worry and fear we become.
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This week, we're in Bonn, Germany, for the latest round of United Nations climate talks, where nations are hoping to start turning their gauzy promises to halt global warming into something a bit more meaningful.
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Although I never won a Pulitzer Prize, in many ways, the "awards" I've gotten from thousands of grateful readers who've been helped by my writings over the last half-century are so much more meaningful.
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But it does mean that the same cultural pressures — and sense of this isn't working — that propel incels into nihilistic darkness may motivate others to seek more meaningful, mutual modes of conceiving of sexual interaction.
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More meaningful to Facebook would be any regulatory mandates that curbed its ability to share data with business partners or required it to take more measures to inform consumers when and how it collected data.
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Particularly now that they have settled into their home and you are familiar with their tastes, it will be that much more meaningful than if it had been just an item checked off their registry.
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Give Money Some Meaning Personal finance is more about behavior than it is math, and it's much easier to stick to a money habit when that habit is attached to a larger, more meaningful goal.
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"Most people are looking for a more meaningful way of life, with a simpler lifestyle that allows more time to connect with the natural world," said David Edge, who runs a website advertising sustainable properties.
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Harry is that rare person who means so much to so many people in so many different ways, but to no one, could he be more meaningful than he has been to his little brother.
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If big polluters such as China, India, Japan, Brazil, Australia and others fail to agree more meaningful climate action soon, then scientists say already slim hopes of averting catastrophic temperature rises will all but vanish.
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"Going light," founders Joe Hollier and Kai Tang stressed, was about a conscious uncoupling from our screens, rediscovering the world around us, and creating space for a slower and potentially more meaningful pace of communication.
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There were American indie stars, WWE stars, New Japan stars, old-timers, up and comers, and it looked like more fun and more meaningful than just WWE screwing up two hours of its big show.
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That it enriches our lives, it elevates our empathy, it allows for more meaningful and productive day-to-day life, if we can connect to the kinds of work that people at the Met do.
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A lot of schools operate differently, and some clearly do better than others, but do you get the sense, maybe from touring schools and looking into them, that colleges are starting to pay more meaningful attention?
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Furthermore, it's difficult to imagine that changes in congressional ethics rules will affect Trump's popularity in any significant way, since the things he and his administration actually do will be much more meaningful on that front.
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On foot, it's not all fists of fury—there's gunplay here, too, and that requires another set of rules to determine what's a flesh wound and what's left a rather more meaningful hole in your jacket.
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"This is a dream come true for any writer, of course, but even more meaningful than making the elusive 'list' has been hearing the stories of readers impacted by the book," Evans wrote in November 2012.
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Compared to previous mods like the Moto Gamepad and Moto Stereo Speaker—which often felt superfluous—the Moto 5G mod would in theory have the power to change your phone in a much more meaningful way.
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"As China depletes its frozen inventory and starts tapping into the global pork supply in a more meaningful way, we expect Tyson to start realizing meaningful upside, likely in early FY20," Bernstein analyst Alexia Howard said.
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Chloe commends her sister for working hard on their album while also completing her senior year of high school, and says that drive only made made creating this song for A Wrinkle In Time more meaningful.
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I wish we used the time in a little more meaningful way (deeper conversations, working on projects, etc.), but I am just too exhausted from all of the waking up in the middle of the night.
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But if you respond in kind to Clark's vulnerability, then these are the more meaningful revelations that we can take from Masseduction into our lives: Relatability is a crock, and sincerity doesn't take a single form.
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"We believe the end result of our efforts will be enabling travelers to make more thoughtful choices about whether to visit an animal attraction and to write more meaningful reviews about those attractions," the statement continued.
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It signaled that patriotism and Islam are not mutually exclusive, that sacrifice and grief have no religion, and that the similarities the Khans share with so many American families are far more meaningful than their differences.
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Until now, women who have joined ISIS from the West have mostly traveled to the region in a quest, not unlike the men, for a more meaningful life within the context of their extremist religious beliefs.
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The group conversation will explore how artists and art institutions can center and elevate the voices of Indigenous women, thereby setting the stage for greater accountability and more meaningful steps toward decolonization, land reclamation, and rejuvenation.
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Eventually, I had to come to terms with the fact that, after writing for a few months, nothing was ever going to be more meaningful than that EP. It had to do with losing my mother.
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In fact, including them in categories for which they have displayed "outstanding design and engineering" is arguably a more meaningful gesture indicating that they view these devices as equally as impressive and important as their competitors.
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Howe is an American artist based in Washington, and although it would be perhaps more meaningful for a Brazilian artist to be behind the transfixing sculpture, it is one of the most beautiful cauldrons to date.
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Today's handmaids, however, had a more meaningful purpose than the SXSW film publicity stunt: These women are pro-choice activists who showed up to protest several bills that would limit abortion rights, The Huffington Post reports.
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We spend so much time preparing clients to buy a house, educate children and save for retirement, and we believe these are the ingredients in building a plan for clients to live a more meaningful life.
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"It's clear that every time it looks like stocks are considering a bigger bounce that rates quickly get in position for a more meaningful move higher," said Matthew Graham, chief operating officer of Mortgage News Daily.
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Algorithms create a sort of Baudrillardian simulation, where each rating has completely replaced the reality it refers to, and where the digital review feels more real, and certainly more meaningful, than the actual, real-life experience.
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"Worst of all will be if these small-scale reforms, and the silencing of feminists, slow the momentum for pushing the Saudi regime into making more meaningful change," she wrote in a U.S. newspaper this week.
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As far as I'm concerned, what you create in a 30-seat, hole-in-the-wall improv theater in Phoenix can be far more meaningful than a mediocre sitcom being half-watched by seven million people.
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By developing your people to take on your responsibilities, you create space for new opportunities, bigger problems to tackle, higher-stakes games to play, or deeper, more meaningful connection to what is most important to you.
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Is it elitist to think that it's more meaningful if Senator Jeff Merkley of Oregon and the Minnesota congressman Keith Ellison support Sanders — they are two of his superdelegates — than if most 17-year-olds do?
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Overall, the callback to photo-less personal ad format forced me to actually be mindful of the people I was messaging and made the conversations I was having feel a bit more meaningful from the beginning.
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Much has been made of Ukeles's success in crossing gender and racial barriers with "Touch Sanitation Performance," but it strikes me that its shortcomings result from her not crossing them in a deeper, more meaningful way.
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Maybe that's because VR medical training might not seem as glamorous as playing basketball with LeBron James on Samsung's Gear VR headset, but I beg to differ — the impact is much more meaningful for the masses.
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Lets semi-ignore numbers for a moment, because on a team that now starts five All-Stars and has been to four straight NBA Finals, what's more meaningful than regular-season production is how Iguodala looks.
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Just as firing Thibodeau was, at the end of the day, an act done to soothe the executive's ego, propping up Gasol has made Forman's only major free agent acquisition seem more meaningful than it is.
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At launch, Rinaldo laid out a bold long-term vision for the system, claiming that the RealTouch/JoyStick pairing could allow couples in long-distance relationships to have more meaningful intimate encounters during their time apart.
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But he also acknowledged that visiting the country as a private citizen "is probably more meaningful to me than visiting as president, because I can actually get outside of a hotel room or a conference center."
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More meaningful, however, is that smaller labels or those without runway shows can pay a monthly rate to be featured on the database alongside bigger houses, thus thrown into the sightlines of busy editors and stylists.
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The 24 year old Benjamin Glaze, who received the unwanted kiss, expressed that he was "uncomfortable" with the kiss as it was his first, and had expected his first kiss to be a bit more meaningful.
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