The more noticeable difference will be new colors for 2018.
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I stand on my pedals to make myself more noticeable.
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In this case, though, the cocooning effect is more noticeable.
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Overall, the fattier and dairy-filled foods were more noticeable and present.
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This causes the chocolate smell to become even stronger and more noticeable.
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The hit to its wallet and credibility is that bit more noticeable.
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The downside: Given the thickness, it's more noticeable than other screen protectors.
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But thankfully, there are some more noticeable changes when you dive deeper.
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The new ad formats are meant to make ads a lot more noticeable.
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"They're more noticeable since there is more melanin in their body," she says.
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But more noticeable to me was the peace and serenity within the church.
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Yeah, that's something we did to make the frame that much more noticeable.
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The smoothing effect was definitely more noticeable in the front than the back.
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The battery life improvements in both S7 models are more noticeable — and appreciated.
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With higher doses of caffeine, the side effects start to become more noticeable.
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It's more noticeable when a game has serious performance issues than when it doesn't.
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Now, like the once hidden-away Trump National itself, they're just much more noticeable.
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So it makes sense that the change isn't resulting in a more noticeable outcry.
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And the drag from Brexit will become much more noticeable when it actually happens.
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It's just a little more noticeable when it's done by the Patriots and Cowboys.
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Note: The interruptions were MUCH more noticeable in the arena than on TV. Work.
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More noticeable are the many added small slits, called sipes, in the tread surface.
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Now, with Season 6 well in its stride, this divergence is more noticeable than ever.
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The benefits of high refresh rate screens become more noticeable the more you use them.
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The shorter your hair is in the back, the more noticeable the angle can become.
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Not deal-breakers, by any means, but as they add up, they get more noticeable.
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Chin: The more noticeable this feature is, the higher this state ranks in obesity rates.
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Newer slabs leave behind more noticeable features, like the Andes and the Himalaya mountain ranges.
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In the two years since the show premiered, this trend has only become more noticeable.
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The declines are more noticeable when it comes to respondents' views of their political opposition.
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On a sensitive subject like race, it can be all the more noticeable to readers.
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For a more noticeable look, tooth gems are placed on the central and lateral incisors.
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Term limits are one of the more noticeable differences between House Democrat and House Republicans.
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But as the years progressed, the changes began to creep outdoors and become more noticeable.
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But with every ad released by Scott, Nelson&aposs absence from the airwaves becomes more noticeable.
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And for whatever reason, the small size and button density felt more noticeable in this setup.
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Sex is practically punctuation for the HBO series -- more noticeable in its absence than its presence.
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Varying sizes of fluid-filled cysts are more noticeable one week before their period, as well.
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Applying the principles from the radiology study, Facebook could make photos (specifically faces) much more noticeable.
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Even more noticeable is the giant "1st Visit!" pin on Blake, who turned 40 in June.
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In Germany there are signs that the global trade tensions are having a more noticeable impact.
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The difference between 3D-enabled tracks and non-3D music was more noticeable than I expected.
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On Amazon's Prime Now delivery app in Seattle, the price cuts were a little more noticeable.
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As night falls, the lights inside the bridge become more noticeable, creating a very peaceful atmosphere.
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While The Walking Dead's problems are more noticeable on the macro level, they're not limited to it.
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He said recently released data show that the rebalancing trend in Turkey's economy has become more noticeable.
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To make it even more noticeable, they added speakers, which played music like the Super Mario theme.
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The more noticeable difference for gamers is the introduction of Beam game streaming directly from the desktop.
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As it turned out, the change in levels was much more noticeable among people with fewer tattoos.
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As excitement began to peak, the brightness of a blue and pink floral blazer became more noticeable.
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The agency urged the company to make sure the distinction between ads and organic search more noticeable.
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We live in New York, so the holidays are even more noticeable with the change of weather.
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It's barely perceptible for something like Pushpin, but it would get more noticeable in more complex apps.
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Over the last 50 years, signs of aging have grown more noticeable as presidents are constantly photographed.
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"Your clit, as well as the other aroused parts, will swell, making it much more noticeable," she says.
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The new off-the-cuff video feature, aptly named "Time Capsule," is one of WeChat's more noticeable updates.
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But when it comes to contact sports such a rugby, the advantage can get a little more noticeable.
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On a 5.5-inch or larger screen, though, the difference between 720p and 480p might be more noticeable.
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That's a much more noticeable difference than researchers have found for lung-cancer rates in 9/11 survivors.
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Those glitches are more noticeable in an 85-minute film than they were in half-hour weekly episodes.
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Of course, things that are visible externally are more noticeable to other people, especially people that don't know us.
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An athlete herself, Aschwanden found that as she grew older the need for recovery became more and more noticeable.
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Adding these vignettes to the edge make it even more noticeable, but I thought that was a good thing.
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The light on the Oasis' screen looked even to me, and was (as expected) more noticeable in dark situations.
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"There is a trend towards more term loan B and unitranche providers are more noticeable," a senior banker said.
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I think it is more noticeable because of the team struggles and the expectations that we put on him.
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Therefore, it wouldn't take much warming to tip the climate outside of the accustomed range, making warming more noticeable.
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As they evolved, the females became even bigger, and presumably more noticeable and attractive to bees and other pollinators.
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It just may be more noticeable with a fandom that's massive, non-centralized and highly social media-savvy. 5.
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More noticeable is how the game weaves the story into standard interactions with other characters and into the missions themselves.
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Probably more noticeable is the weight, or lack thereof: 2.2 lbs, making the 3 lbs Macbook Air look positively fat.
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The adjoining pool at the center remained its normal, blue color, making the algae-ridden pool all the more noticeable.
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In keeping with their desire for a realistic Sonic, their first take had a lot more noticeable fur on him.
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That means if Mr. Trump follows through and raises tariff rates, the pain could be much more noticeable to shoppers.
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OLED displays typically offer more noticeable contrast and deeper blacks than LED screens, but they&aposre also usually more expensive.
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For a more noticeable brightening effect, I use a damp beauty sponge to ensure even product distribution across my face.
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The collagen stimulation is modest, so there is a more noticeable change in definition than volume of the lip itself.
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Many of these features were already available inside Android settings, but Datally made them more noticeable with big and obvious buttons.
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The differences will become much more noticeable to companies that haven't invested millions in RGB face-tracking tech like Snap has.
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I think, again, the size is maybe more noticeable in this one, and, again, we've got the whole card is foil.
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One byproduct of this though is that blocking one or another speaker with your hand is definitely more noticeable than before.
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But reality will inevitably intrude, and when it does, it may be much more noticeable than it was late last season.
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The delay was a little more noticeable on this server, but it was something you could quickly forget once you start browsing.
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Employing the Hammerhead's noise isolation capability is a subtle, but satisfying improvement that becomes more noticeable when I'm listening at higher volumes.
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If La Niña begins in the colder months, it's likely to be much more noticeable than if it hits in the summer.
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She noticed the changes when she first moved there and said it's only gotten more noticeable in the past couple of years.
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This new feature will be more noticeable on games that are GPU bound and running between 60fps and 100fps, according to Nvidia.
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This became even more noticeable after a wave of school safety measures spread after the shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in 2012.
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While terrorist attacks are not a new phenomenon, the report noted their frequency and spread have become more noticeable and prominent of late.
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This was never more noticeable than when footage of the Christchurch terrorist attack in New Zealand recently spread like wildfire across multiple platforms.
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This gets more noticeable if you move across one side of the stage to the other because the viewing angle doesn't change accordingly.
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This is super important regardless of what lace style you choose because unevenness will become more noticeable when you reach to final eyelets.
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"The uptick in smaller red places may be more noticeable and more significant for those places in the short run, period," Muro said.
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The quietness around climate change has been all the more noticeable since the past few months have been packed with climate-related catastrophes.
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The phone is incredibly solid, with real heft and weight, something made more noticeable in your hand because the keyboard is very low-slung.
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While this information is disclosed in Zelle's FAQ, it's not one of the "featured" FAQ's on Zelle's homepage, where it would be more noticeable.
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Though a similar, near-exact silhouette, Jordan's version — designed by Vuitton's first Black creative director for menswear, Virgil Abloh — is a lot more noticeable.
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Caricature is designed to exaggerate, and therefore make more noticeable, people's central defining qualities, and can thus be illuminating even at its most indelicate.
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But Trump had privately complained that he hoped for a more noticeable improvement of his public image than Shine has been able to deliver.
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It&aposs true — the 4-year-old royal does look remarkably like her dad, but it&aposs even more noticeable in his childhood photos.
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That's not to say I think it's going to break anytime soon, but given how sturdy everything else is, the kickstand's hinge is more noticeable.
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Let's lay down a rule for the Survivor early game: When you have a choice between eliminating two people, always keep the more noticeable one.
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Even more noticeable is the link between the White Temple and the Blue Temple (Wat Rong Suea Ten), which opened to the public in 2016.
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Some bike riders believe Citi Bikes are safer because they are slower than personal bikes, or their bright blue hue is more noticeable to drivers.
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Here's the problem: She globs this cheap concealer on top of her pimples, which only makes them more noticeable (and last longer, in my experience).
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And if dark matter is instead comprised of much lighter particles called axions, the hurricane's effects would perhaps be more noticeable, according to the paper's calculations.
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According to Dieter Bohn's review of the Pixel 3A, the more noticeable sacrifices come in the form of a slow processor and lack of water resistance.
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I think that the difference is more noticeable on the belly than flanks but then, I think there was more adipose tissue there to begin with.
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The added heft is much more noticeable on the S7 edge, which has blown up in nearly every direction due to the new 5.5 inch screen.
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The unified, unambiguous message from the administration made Trump's absence even more noticeable — especially as a second meeting with Putin is still reportedly in the works.
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It's a more noticeable difference than you might think, but it really allows you to engage with content for much longer than a couple of minutes.
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Undoubtedly — and I think it was more noticeable with Leia than Tarkin, who had the benefit of lurking in the shadows for much of the film.
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Sometimes it leaves a more noticeable footprint—a 2015 blowout at the Aliso Canyon storage facility in Los Angeles produced the worst leak in American history.
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A more noticeable tweak: Rather than have them deliver Mr. Trump's lines for him, these people merely lip sync; Mr. Trump's is the only voice heard.
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Hitler's mediocrity is all the more noticeable in this book because Ullrich strives not to mythologize his subject, knowing how many myths are already in circulation.
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A less sophisticated system was demonstrated at Infocomm 2017, which let anyone hop on stage and test it out, though there was a more noticeable delay.
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"It's getting more noticeable," said Yao-Tai Li, a Taiwanese sociologist at Hong Kong Baptist University who has studied Chinese migration to Australia and work conditions.
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In the United States, the improvement was more noticeable — offering a reported reduction of 5.7% in false positives, where a mammogram is wrongly diagnosed as abnormal.
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"Trade policy thus far has been only a minor nuisance, but we expect that tariffs will become a more noticeable drag on growth in 2019," they wrote.
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Adyen's spectacular entry into the elite ranks of unicorns — companies valued at more than $1 billion — was all the more noticeable because it was a European company.
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My dysphoria has trickled back down to very manageable levels, though it is still more noticeable than it was before I recognized it for what it was.
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In a period of historically low interest rates, management charges become all the more noticeable and have the potential to wipe out already meager rates of return.
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Although she developed the condition as a pre-teen, for most people, it shows up in their twenties and is more noticeable in people with dark skin.
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This is also why the attacks on the administration from liberal journalists are far more noticeable to his voters than whatever Mr Trump has done to provoke them.
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The assistive mode is a bit hard to pick up on at first, but is much more noticeable when walking up stairs after trying out the other mode.
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So, now that we're in the thick of these two transits (Saturn won't leave until 2020 and Pluto's around until 2024), their influences might be getting more noticeable.
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Saying that the impact on spending power is more noticeable for lower-paid families in small provincial cities, Dean took the central city of Kalisz as an example.
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This will make sure your makeup doesn't glom on to dry patches, which always makes those pimples look even more noticeable than before you put on your makeup.
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I set the edge lighting's color to be white and made it thicker to be more noticeable, which creates a more impressive effect when you get a notification.
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The cabin updates are more noticeable, dressed up with a steering wheel that is flattened at the bottom (you rogue you!) plus cut-and-sewn instrument panel sections.
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The build is a little plasticky and the "chin" under the screen is more noticeable than on most recent flagships, sure, but neither are egregious for the price category.
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During the competency hearing, a doctor testified that anesthesia can worsen a person's dementia, causing their symptoms to be more noticeable and advance at an alarming rate, Kirwan said.
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The broadsides were even more noticeable given they directly followed the keynote speaker, Arthur Brooks, who used his remarks to warn of the spread of contempt in the country.
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In some of the new A320neo aircraft, that sound is more noticeable and it is feared this could be disturbing to passengers, said two people familiar with the matter.
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But other changes that make it easier to access My Account — like saying "OK Google, show me my account" or (soon) simply Googling your own name — are more noticeable.
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As plastic imports rose across Southeast Asia, pollution became more noticeable — typically in the form of trash-clogged rivers or smoke from ragtag incineration sites, according to environmental groups.
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But it's been getting more noticeable that he's surrounded by younger stars and playing characters whose ages may not be stated outright but seem like they're definitely not 55.
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So here's where the most expensive iPhone ever made appears to falls short: The only aspect of the iPhone X perhaps more noticeable than its display is its price tag.
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This seems like a result of the phone's bendable screen not lying completely flat when opened up, which could be more noticeable and therefore annoying when viewed in better lighting.
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Image quality is the poorest compared to Moment and Olloclip — photos are softer on the edges and there's more noticeable color fringing, but that's to be expected from plastic lenses.
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"Rates are expected to rise and diverging central bank policy will likely become more noticeable," said Alice Leng, FX strategist at Bank of America Merrill Lynch in a research note.
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Just repeat a lot of what I said above, though I would guess Hacksaw has a greater advantage here, because its sound editing is more noticeable than La La Land's.
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"That is concerning," she told a news conference, adding that the security presence had since been increased with four private guards on the entrance doors and more noticeable identity checks.
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More noticeable was the utter lack of engagement with the theater controversy of the weekend — a production of Julius Caesar at the Public Theater's annual Shakespeare in the Park program.
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The rate at which the plane pivoted to reach the runway of Chopin Airport, accelerated, took off and reached cruising altitude was much more noticeable than onboard a large airliner.
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In a note to clients a few days before Christmas, Retail Metrics President Ken Perkins wrote that the annual slowdown after Black Friday was more noticeable than the prior year.
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Over time, this sound became highly attractive to females, which pressured males to evolve adaptations that made their rustling feathers louder and more noticeable, culminating in a quick-winged strumming.
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As with the general increases, the changes were small — and more noticeable in SSRS' sample — but ought to be encouraging to Democrats concerned about how the hearings affected their base.
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Even more noticeable was the way the dancers encouraged and helped one another between numbers, going over forgotten steps, or teaching each other new ones that had just been added.
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Nonetheless, as my broadcast career moved forward, I thought it was important to remind my viewers that climate change was already occurring and the impacts were going be more noticeable.
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As we move ahead and consider potentially more tariffs and potentially retaliation, that potentially has a more noticeable effect on the economy and we would have to take that into account.
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Due to their closer proximity to Earth, these heavenly bodies have a more noticeable effect on us, ruling over such areas of life as our emotions, communication style, and romantic selves.
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The gaps between teams might be a bit more noticeable, since the ones with the most resources are likely to be ahead in development and therefore faster out of the gate.
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For whatever reason, this trait is far more noticeable in women's MMA than in men's MMA—though as noted earlier, Renan Barao won and defended a world title while doing this.
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The closure, instead of being a flimsy magnetic clasp, hooks into a latch for a sturdy grip, making it more noticeable if someone were to attempt a swipe at my wallet.
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The cost of all those channels is going to start to add up, something that will be even more noticeable for sports fans facing separate offerings from every league they follow.
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It had a foam head closer to 1/4 of an inch thick and had a more noticeable transition when sipping through the top layer to the bottom, more liquid layer.
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Android users have enjoyed this sort of integration on a far deeper level for years, which makes the fact that the current iOS implementation is such a wonky workaround even more noticeable.
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Male frogs that happened to burp out a few extra notes after whining were automatically favored by females — not because they were more suitable mates, but simply because they were more noticeable.
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And because the outstanding balances of mortgages are so much larger than they are for credit cards or home-equity loans, the ultimate impact of higher mortgage rates is much more noticeable.
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The decision comes after costly and highly visible travel chaos in recent years, from computer failures to power outages to bad weather, all made more noticeable to the public through social media.
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The United States Congress passed graphic health warning requirements in 2009 that mandate the use of nine more noticeable warnings to appear on packaging, and more than 30 countries have similar regulations.
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Your stomach is designed to expand a bit to make room for your meals, and for some people it's more noticeable than it is for others, gastroenterologist Felice Schnoll-Sussman, MD told Refinery29.
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Hopefully the judges will be able to appreciate our smiley, happy dance and not have to focus as much on posture and other details that were way more noticeable during last week's dance.
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It doesn't have the quantum dot tech or as many dimming zones, but it does have the "bezel-less design," albeit with a more noticeable silver chin at the bottom of the display.
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The parallels in color and clothing silhouette are perhaps more noticeable (or at least intriguing) considering Melania's powder blue Inauguration ensemble by Ralph Lauren, which also reminded many of the former First Lady.
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I take another fat puff as the scallop's tender texture and perfume-like citrus punch becomes a lot more noticeable, the 7.2-percent THC starting to slowly creep in and affect my palate.
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Between the lines: As the economy continues to strengthen and more jobs go unfilled, the business impact of those out of the workforce and struggling with opioid addiction will become only more noticeable.
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"So mothers and fathers exaggerate vowel categories, for example, so they'll make vowel sounds a little more noticeable, and then that helps the infants acquire the vowel sounds of their language," he said.
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The absence of beef was more noticeable in this dish than in the last one, because a kefta tagine relies heavily on the beef to give the sauce that extra dose of flavor.
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"I think the repercussions of the trauma will be more noticeable in weeks to come and that will probably have the higher rate of injuries than actually some of the burns," Lang said.
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Toyota will also add more noticeable warning sounds and visual alerts to its new models to ensure drivers are aware that the engine is turned on as they leave the vehicle, the automaker said.
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To be fair, it seemed all of conservative media reacted the same way, but Fox is, by far, the largest of those outlets making their aversion to the actual news all the more noticeable.
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While one of the notable upgrades is the integration of Mobile Order & Pay with Starbucks Rewards (before, members couldn't redeem rewards when placing mobile orders), the more noticeable change is to the app's homepage.
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Many birds stand on one leg but the flamingos' balancing act may appear more noticeable because they are such strikingly shaped and coloured animals, which adds to their sense of being weird and wonderful.
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The effects of El Niño and La Niña are much more noticeable during the winter months across the US. If La Niña forms, this will have a direct impact on the weather this winter.
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In wheelchair tennis, the effects have been even more noticeable: Many points are won by winners hit off the returns, and one effective shot far enough from an opponent often ends the rally immediately.
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I can tell you that both earbuds are incredibly small, but the AirPods Pro design is iconic and more noticeable, and their white color theme tells everyone around you that you spent about $250.
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The appearance of impending death was more noticeable on him in a television appearance a few days later—so noticeable, in fact, I wondered whether the television people had not been worried by it.
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What I don't like so far is that, while footage seems to be more clear in low light, color noise is more noticeable (at least when sharpening is turned on, which it is by default).
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A big speaker embedded in the hinge adds bulk to the Yoga c930, and at its thinnest, it's 2360-inches thick, but more noticeable, when picking it up, is how heavy the Yoga c21 is.
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It's very possible the weight would get more noticeable over the course of a prolonged gaming session, but in the few minutes I was standing around in it, I hardly noticed I had it on.
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Where the new tax is passed on to consumers, the price rise is likely to hit sales—especially in shops, where soft drinks are cheaper than in bars and the extra cost is more noticeable.
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And meanwhile, in the media and in policy statements, China will be very low profile, because RMB exchange rate, to me, is more noticeable, is more attention grabbing than sterling pound, or yen exchange rate.
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"There could be more noticeable effects on various growth components, with weakness in related equipment spending and exports and a partially offsetting increase in inventories," said Daniel Silver, an economist at JPMorgan in New York.
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Even more noticeable was the surge in European interest rate swaps — derivative instruments that allow investors to hedge against movements in rates — which was up over 104 percent from the daily average volume in 2017.
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The new keys are somewhere between the last generation and an older model MacBook — which is to say that they're still relatively flat (due, likely to the slim profile), but have a much more noticeable give.
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Her fear doesn't stem from the misguided, racist notion that Black men are more transphobic than their white peers—it's that her transness is more noticeable than her Blackness, since the latter is a shared experience.
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That much is clear from the Shanghai crowd-surge but speculative buying, both in the paper and physical markets, has become an ever more noticeable feature of the London market over the last couple of years.
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The researchers said that the effect of a longer supper-sleep interval was more noticeable in those who were following cancer prevention recommendations and in those who were morning types with both breast and prostate cancer.
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But there does appear to be a change in both Trump's Twitter habits and the content of his actual tweets in recent weeks -- a trend that had become even more noticeable in the last few days.
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Not only do the bowerbird's colorful feathers and elaborate constructions lack obvious value outside courtship, but they also hinder his survival and general well-being, draining precious calories and making him much more noticeable to predators.
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Unlike Xiaomi's Mi Mix 2, Samsung's Galaxy S8, and LG's V30, Apple hasn't kept the iPhone X top bezel intact; and compared to the Essential Phone, its camera array is much, much more noticeable... and odd-looking.
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But the inexorable ebbing of time and influence that overtakes second term presidencies is becoming more noticeable with every week that goes by as some of his official duties begin to take on a poignant, valedictory tone.
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According to screenshots shared by TechCrunch, content deemed to be inaccurate show up on mobile as a headline and image in one small row, while accurate news links feature a large picture and are considerably more noticeable.
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More From Tonic: Raised and Confused: Screen Babies "We see a linear trend that suggests that as the smartphone becomes more noticeable, participants' available cognitive capacity decreases," Adrian Ward, the study's lead author, said in a statement.
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Since its founding, the network was reported to be blatantly "pro-Trump" and sparked concern with broadcasts that included exaggerated and false stories, which became more noticeable as Trump ramped up his public support while in office.
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The spike in revenue for Pokémon Go was even more noticeable, with consumers spending twice as much some days during the Halloween promotion as they had in the days just prior to it, according to App Annie.
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Colors wash out and blooming becomes more noticeable when you sit off-center from the TV. In rare instances, some titles even show shifts in color toward the edges of the screen from a centered viewing position.
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I talked about the brilliant picture, the tiny bezels, the ultra-thin display, and the overly complex UI. But, over the ensuing months, another feature of the TV has become more and more noticeable, and annoying: the audio.
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The design is definitely less low-profile than some of the other options out there, their size is more noticeable and the wrap-around wire isn't as minimalist as some of the true wireless buds on the market.
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The guitar has always been your main instrument, something that perhaps is much more noticeable in your live shows, and they have a special relevance in Mellow Waves, especially in the singles "If You're Here" and "Sometime / Someplace".
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The difference is that Colbert's expression of visceral anger has been far more noticeable as a contrast to his earlier hosting style, which in no way resembled the fired-up rhetoric he's now serving to viewers every night.
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In a sport such as cricket, the effect would be even more noticeable: batsmen prefer sunny, dry conditions, which make it tricky for bowlers to make the ball "swing", or move sideways as it travels through the air.
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I talked about the brilliant picture, the tiny bezels, the ultra-thin display and the overly complex UI. But, over the ensuing months, another feature of the TV has become more and more noticeable and annoying: The audio.
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In my experience with the company's Q Adapt on-ear headset, Libratone's noise cancellation works well enough, though at its higher settings, there is a hiss that's significantly more noticeable than what I'm used to from my Bose headset.
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ISTANBUL, Oct 31 (Reuters) - Turkey's central bank will maintain its tight monetary policy for a long time, governor Murat Cetinkaya said on Wednesday, adding that recently released data show a rebalancing trend in the economy has become more noticeable.
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The Netflix series does its best to make visual lots of details that received only a passing mention in the books; for instance, Count Olaf's acting career is more noticeable, and his henchmen are more prominent as distinct characters.
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The new features and specs in the Pixel 4 will be much more noticeable if you're upgrading from an older phone like the Pixel 2, and the Pixel 23 and 3a phones are still just fine, even by comparison.
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In that light, Kaplan said he favors three rate hikes this year, a sentiment reflected in markets that nevertheless have been wary that the central bank may get more aggressive should the improving economy start generating more noticeable inflation.
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Google is amping up security and protections for Gmail users, giving people a more noticeable warning if there's a chance the government is trying to steal their password, giving warnings for dangerous links and proposing a more secure email-sending standard.
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Import data is expected to show China's domestic demand also remains weak, but a more modest drop is forecast for April, suggesting that a flurry of government growth-boosting measures since last year are starting to have a more noticeable effect.
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It'll be riskier and probably more time-consuming to work on a pristine 1080p Xbox One X release when Microsoft has pushed the "native 4K" message so strongly, even if ultimately it would make a more noticeable difference to consumers.
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The 28-year-old won the China Grand Prix two weeks ago and was photographed with a lump on his lower lip, which was more noticeable when he celebrated his victory by drinking the winner's champagne from his racing shoe.
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The Jets (15-6-3) have been a top-heavy team for years, and when sniper Patrik Laine and former All-Star Dustin Byfuglien are held scoreless in a game like this, the newfound depth is all the more noticeable.
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While the entire world is heating up, largely because of human activities that release greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, the Arctic is warming about twice as fast as other regions, and the effects are more noticeable there than anywhere else.
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But considering how worried CEO Elon Musk has sounded recently about market confusion between the Model 3 and Model S, it's no shock that there's now a more noticeable distinction between Model 3 and the cheapest version of the company's flagship sedan.
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In Germany there are signs the global trade tensions are having a more noticeable impact with industrial orders figures for July expected to show only a small rise, after falling by the most in nearly a year-and-a-half in June.
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My one cautionary note is to check them more frequently while you&aposre out in the daylight if you don&apost dab concealer on top — once they turn opaque, they&aposre much more noticeable, and you&aposll probably want to take it off.
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Across this traditionally low-rise Cambodian capital, a building boom is becoming more noticeable as it pushes higher into the sky, and its largest projects are often geared toward Chinese investors, who have only recently taken interest in the nation's real estate market.
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It's a fair critique, but what's even more noticeable is how it underscores the fact that Marvel's villains, no matter how enduring or powerful or enigmatic they are in comic books, often fall flat when they make the leap to the movies.
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It still might seem counterintuitive to think of huge cities as green—New York City spews out more gas, laps up more water, and burps out more waste than any other city in the world—but it's more noticeable because it's concentrated.
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In Germany, Europe's biggest economy, there are signs global trade tensions are having a more noticeable impact with industrial orders figures for July expected to show only a small rise, after falling by the most in nearly a year-and-a-half in June.
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He looks just about the same as he did in 1988's Midnight Run, so that's good, but the scene's low-key lighting helps hide the CG. The issues get a little more noticeable in close-up: There's just something off about this, isn't there?
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There's still a visible crease on the Z Flip's display where the hinge section sits, and it might prove to be more noticeable in day-to-day use as you'll likely be scrolling content across the crease more often than on the Galaxy Fold.
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In New York City, the number of justified homicides recorded in a given year, rarely more than a handful, is more noticeable in an age of record low homicides, when the addition or subtraction of a few killings could make a clear impact on the statistics.
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When playing DOOM VR, I could always feel the weight of it on my face, and it only became more noticeable because the game constantly asks you to track enemy movement by craning your neck around corners and spinning around as monsters sneak up behind you.
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Mortgage arrears have increased modestly from low bases in most markets - Western Australia has had more noticeable deterioration - and we expect this trend to continue in FY18 due in part to continued low wage growth and an increase in interest rates for some types of mortgages.
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"I guess because of the history of having issues that were viewed as being specific to women, it's more noticeable when an ad is catering to women than that you look at an ad and think, Oh, that ad is obviously catering to men," she said.
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"This has become all the more noticeable in current times of populist politics, and we only have to look at major events in the US and Europe to see how sexism, racism, and speciesism are the ground on which certain types of power are being played out," she said.
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The non-Avengers Marvel movies have been leaning that way ever since Captain America: Civil War faded to the rear-view mirror, but with Ant-Man and The Wasp taking place in San Francisco, not in space or Wakanda or Kamar-Taj, the separation is all the more noticeable.
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I've found winning games solo to be a total coin toss, dependent on your teammates' participation and the likelihood that you're playing a premade enemy team, whereas playing with friends over a mic makes a far more noticeable difference with regards to performance than it did in the original Destiny.
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You know, for a long time I just didn't want to talk about it because I felt like people who have lived queer in a way that's more noticeable, suffered, in some ways that I haven't had to suffer or not even suffer, but just—have engaged in a lifestyle.
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Last week, ahead of WWDC, there was a ripple of news when Axios discovered that Bozoma Saint John — one of the more noticeable execs at the company for being a woman of color, who led an Apple Music demo at the previous year's WWDC to some acclaim — was leaving Apple .
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I'm sorry but when did the hair and makeup team just up and decide that the golden haired Lannisters are all gonna be on the L'Oréal Féria box dye auburn spectrum The change was even more noticeable on Tyrion, whose season one hair was much blonder (evidence from the pilot here) than Jaime's.
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"A somewhat more noticeable trend over the last say, three to six months, has been in China, where we are still getting like for like sales growth but the guest count growth has gone negative in China through the quarter," Easterbrook said on a conference call discussing the company's second-quarter earnings Thursday.
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It's a little less powerful, 750 watts versus the Bluetooth model's 800 watts and the Bluetooth+WiFi Model's 900 Watts, but I ran a quick experiment and the Nano heated four quarts of 87 degree water to 131 degrees in 9 minutes, versus the Bluetooth+WiFi's 9:45—the power difference might be more noticeable in a larger container.
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But because Beto has built such a vast field operation — with around 22017 paid staffers and, by the campaign's count, more than 21,20113 volunteers — it's just all the more noticeable: Beto O'Rourke is the central, motivating, inspirational factor in a campaign that might flip a Texas Senate seat blue for the first time in 22011 years.
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But because Beto has built such a vast field operation — with around 22018 paid staffers and, by the campaign's count, more than 25,000 volunteers — it's just all the more noticeable: Beto O'Rourke is the central, motivating, inspirational factor in a campaign that might flip a Texas Senate seat blue for the first time in 30 years.
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Since Markle's public appearances have been limited this summer due to maternity leave, it's been even more noticeable that she's worn a piece of Jennifer Meyer's turquoise jewelry nearly every time she's stepped out, including the bezel-set ring (worn in place of her engagement ring!) and marquise-cut turquoise-and-diamond studs worn to her Monday appearance in South Africa.
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