Antennae will be more numerous, for sure, but will shrink.
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We aged; the bags seemed to become only more numerous.
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The beneficiaries of trade are vastly more numerous, yet also diffuse.
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And they are more numerous and more liberal than swing voters.
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But Democratic interest groups aren't just more numerous; they're also more persistent.
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Drones and sensors are steadily getting better, smaller, cheaper and more numerous.
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Outside, the protesters are becoming more angry, more confident and more numerous.
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The omens of severe challenges to the industry are more numerous, however.
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But the list of Ballet Theater's best dancers grows only more numerous.
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Fentanyl deaths are now more numerous than either heroin or painkiller pill overdoses.
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Additionally, respondents overwhelmingly thought Jewish people were more numerous than they actually are.
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The arguments against this pipeline are both more numerous and carry more weight.
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But this year's whispers seem to be more numerous and insidious than usual.
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Each year, as the snow melted earlier, the guillemots produced more numerous young.
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The yold are more numerous, healthier and wealthier than previous generations of seniors.
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Tolkien fans — or fans of the Tolkien franchise — are more numerous than ever.
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The more numerous Country faction is determined to make its voice heard in Birmingham.
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But the opponents are becoming not necessarily more numerous, but more organized and vocal.
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Sometimes the Jews fought back, which the more numerous, better armed protesters only welcomed.
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Keep reading for the forecast through the weekend... Tomorrow (Thursday): Clouds are more numerous.
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The more numerous but lower-voting "B" class shares are widely held by institutions.
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What's more, numerous studies show that cutting business taxes will benefit wage earners the most.
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Then you've got the small disruptors like us who are only going to become more numerous.
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You have to make much bigger decisions, and your opponents are far more numerous and powerful.
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The megaphone of social media made these calls sound more numerous and louder than ever before.
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The Everyday Backpack does have downsides, and they're more numerous than just the steep price tag.
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Worse, as prices come down, write-offs become more numerous and the angels become more skittish.
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And workers are not only more sympathetic than executives but also more numerous and geographically dispersed.
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On the IPO front, not only are the 2018 unicorn offerings more numerous, they're also bigger.
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The injuries also are likely to be far more numerous than in this study, he said.
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Not only are the latter more numerous, they are especially concentrated in the key swing states.
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" Immigrants, Mr. Le Pen said, "are more and more numerous and visible, especially when it's Africans.
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The pastiche novels — that is, Holmes stories not composed by his creator — are even more numerous.
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In any trade deal there are winners and losers: the former, more numerous; the latter, more passionate.
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The incidents were more numerous during periods of "intense conflict" between Pechier and his colleagues, Manteaux said.
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As smart devices become more useful and their privacy snafus more numerous, perhaps that sentiment will flip.
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And you know what the scientists say: the bigger the penis spines, the more numerous the offspring.
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In fact, the districts in which this group could be competitive are more numerous than you think.
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"Hobbits are an unobtrusive but very ancient people, more numerous formerly than they are today," Tolkien wrote.
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But more numerous than either Trump or Clinton supporters are the people who didn't vote at all.
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But the British were more numerous and better armed, and within a decade, they had fully prevailed.
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The F.B.I. considers aggravated assault a violent crime — but not simple assaults, which are far more numerous.
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Under current weather conditions, the agency predicts the locusts could grow 500 times more numerous by June.
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"We are shaken, but feel fortunate that the injuries were not more numerous or more severe," she wrote.
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Although smaller than leeches and perhaps not as feared, they are vastly more numerous and arguably more hated.
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"We are shaken, but feel fortunate that the injuries were not more numerous or more severe," Avery wrote.
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" Supporters' groups are "often better organized, financially stronger and more numerous even then the special police units (gendarmerie).
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But those who want to engage in a cultural war against Muslims and Islam are far more numerous.
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The wildfire season is growing longer, and fires, like the ones that recently ravaged Northern California, more numerous.
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"They become more numerous, and they outgrow their competitors which at lower temperatures would keep them in check."
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Gurba is addicted to terrible puns, and they get worse and more numerous as the book goes on.
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Their self-interest triggered a second stage of the antiwar movement, with much bigger and more numerous protests.
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Confidence: Medium Tomorrow night: Showers are likely to become a little more numerous overnight with light southwest winds.
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But it would be more difficult to piece together among more numerous partners, according to the European Parliament's estimates.
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African-American voters are far more numerous in Kentucky — in part because of its cities, like Louisville and Lexington.
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These disturbances are more numerous and widespread than seen after any of the North's previous tests, 38 North said.
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However, as precision missiles become faster, more accurate and more numerous, these beasts look increasingly like giant floating targets.
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Yet Pence would rather take us backward, to a time when people had fewer options and more numerous fears.
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The West's voices are more numerous and its "apparatus of public opinion" more developed than China's, he told Reuters.
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Replays are better, and more numerous, and echo chambers like Twitter can circulate and amplify complaints at lightning speed.
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Zuckerberg focused only on ads bought by Russian accounts, not the regular Facebook posts that were so much more numerous.
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Confidence: Medium-High Tomorrow night: Clouds are more numerous again, and we could even see a quick shower or two.
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But they were also bigger, more numerous and longer-lived than those of females in the third, cricket-fed group.
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Those signs are far more numerous in this beautiful part of the country than Muslims or immigrants, let alone terrorists.
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Even when it began strikes against the group last summer, its actions against the Kurds were more numerous and intense.
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Voracious and omnivorous predators, wildly adaptable survivors, cephalopods were far more numerous, and their reign lasted longer, than the dinosaurs.
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Perhaps the most stark differences are in home runs and strikeouts, both of which are far more numerous these days.
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But now archaeologists are finding that those targeted for temporary expulsion were far more numerous than the textual record suggests.
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On Brexit: Leave voters were more determined and more numerous than many commentators — and some pollsters — said they would be.
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Today, extremist groups are more numerous, kill more people and control more territory than they did prior to 85033/11.
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But his points of agreement are more numerous — and, for the middle class, more consequential — than his points of disagreement.
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Far more numerous are partnerships in the so-called midstream sector — made up of companies that handle oil and gas transportation.
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Several providers of nursery schools have also started care homes for the more numerous people at the other end of life.
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First, the mosquito that transmits this disease, the species Aedes aegypti, has never been more numerous or lived in more locations.
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But Zanu-PF's brutally effective machine is expected to wrap up the more numerous rural populace, who are easier to intimidate.
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The party's Brexit policy has been built on placating the former, who are more numerous, while not scaring off the latter.
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Omar Dahy, the head of the court, told Reuters that the expulsions were far more numerous than before the Arab Spring.
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They have larger and more numerous grain, laden with vast reserves of starch, way in excess of what they actually need.
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But as Tesla cars have become more numerous, some drivers have complained of lines and long waits at busy Supercharger stations.
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The town's name used to be Nye, but in the nineteen-fifties its residents, who were then more numerous, changed it.
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Nonetheless, much of this bill would just duplicate what is already done, but with far more numerous and onerous analytical mandates.
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None would begin to address the full scope of the attacks that experts say will become only more numerous and severe.
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The Spaniards were more numerous and in louder voice and prepared, it seemed, to retain their confidence – at least for now.
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After all, if state energy subsidies distort wholesale markets, surely the much more numerous and older federal subsidies do as well.
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Bowls of popcorn were more numerous, the cheese plates of better quality, and the wine came out of bottles, not boxes.
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Daily afternoon thunderstorms will be more numerous, last longer and produce more rainfall than is typical for this time of the year.
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Ms Cullors sees rising social consciousness about black concerns, for example in more numerous and appealing depictions of black characters by Hollywood.
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But, as Dr Kacou points out, transmission towers are far more numerous, they report their data automatically and they cost meteorologists nothing.
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Hawkish Indians look enviously at Israel's model of counter-terrorism and chafe at how Pakistani nukes have defanged their more numerous forces.
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Viacom's more numerous Class B shares, which make up most of the stock's day-to-day trading, do not have voting rights.
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Mr Webb says that those in Australia's Northern Territory are now 20 times more numerous than they were at their lowest point.
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The smaller and more numerous sharks are the Genie's dogfish, only firstdescribed last yearand named after the shark scientist Dr. Genie Clark.
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The issue might appear to be simple: Warmer oceans provide more energy for storms, so storms should get more numerous and mighty.
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And low-wage home health aides are more than three times more numerous than medical and health services managers (median wage: $22012,220.8).
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"At Noon, scattered rain and snow showers becoming more numerous across #SoCal," tweeted the Los Angeles branch of the National Weather Service.
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In his better moments, which were more numerous before October 2018, MbS comes across like a sort of Gulf-area Tony Blair.
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The Democratic side is more numerous nationally and significantly younger; in theory, they could just wait for Republican voters to die out.
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Small fish benefit from living in schools, and the more numerous the group, the statistically better a fish's odds of escaping predation.
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As desert locusts become more numerous, they change their behavior to be "gregarious,"and act as a part of a larger group.
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Mr. Xi has established a secretive National Security Commission, and Ministry of State Security agents seem more and more numerous and intrusive.
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The reason, Mayo said, was that Mozilla realized that iOS users surf the web much more than their more numerous Android-using counterparts.
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As DERs and their aggregations grow more numerous and larger, the risk arises that large chunks of the system will receive dueling instructions.
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Relative to Ivory Coast's population of 24m, Burkinabé immigrants are more numerous than Indians in Britain, Turks in Germany or Mexicans in America.
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The first category, recreational drones aimed at consumers, are the more numerous by far; around 2m were sold around the world last year.
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Far more numerous are the Chinese who have set off for Africa to set up their own businesses as shopkeepers, restaurateurs and traders.
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Both hate crimes and mass shootings are on the rise in the US, with the latter becoming both more numerous and more deadly.
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I thought about all this today while reading this week's stories about phony stuff discovered on Facebook, which were more numerous than usual.
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But in nine US states — Idaho, Iowa, Kansas, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota, and Wyoming — cows are more numerous than people.
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On the battlefields of the 23s, the Germans often do come across as underdogs facing vastly more numerous opponents with bottomless reserves of equipment.
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The more, I hate to say, "routine shootings," but the more numerous shootings that spiral out of control often begin with a domestic dispute.
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In general, the greater the magnitude of the initial earthquake—called the mainshock—the larger, more numerous, and longer-lasting the aftershocks will be.
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In the old days, people believed food spoiled easier when the dog days set in and that the flies were more numerous and insistent.
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Indeed, by dramatically curtailing the Bank's power, Jackson destroyed the single institution with the power to curb the more numerous state banks' financial excesses.
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Elizabeth Warren getting ready to enter the Democratic presidential race and more contenders coming, the broadsides at Trump will be more numerous and powerful.
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Doors will be larger and more numerous, while hens will receive two square feet of outdoor space, though only one square foot of soil.
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Starting with the St. Petersburg schools, he moved on to feeding the far more numerous Moscow schools and, finally, most of the Russian military.
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But working-class youth from other parts of the city and the country are far more numerous and less predictable in their political views.
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It would be no surprise if Syrian refugees—many times more numerous than the 750,000 Palestinians uprooted during the birth of Israel—became similarly radicalised.
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Small-caps are not only far more numerous, but also difficult to learn much about, because they're generally not followed as closely as large companies.
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"They tend to occur in young children, as early as 2 years of age, and get darker and more numerous into early adulthood," she explains.
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What can we learn from the impeachment inquiries launched against Andrew Johnson, Bill Clinton, and Richard Nixon — or the more numerous impeachments of federal judges?
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Many Croats want this federation to be divvied up, too, because they argue that the Muslim Bosniaks, who are more numerous, can always outvote them.
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Residents in both towns blamed Russian strikes, saying the planes deployed were more numerous and the munitions more powerful than the Syrian military typically used.
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Unlike the more numerous Republican debates, the few Democratic debates have been noteworthy for the broad areas of agreement between Clinton, Sanders and former Gov.
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Anti-Vietnam War protests were more numerous and over a much longer period of time, with the largest one on record attracting over 500,000 people.
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The developer tools for that OS are still forthcoming and the questions about how it will operate are much more numerous than for the Duo.
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In most rich countries the baby-boomers born after the second world war were more numerous, better educated and better paid than any generation before them.
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People brought up Christian who now professed no faith were 26 times more numerous than those raised in faithless homes who went on to embrace Christianity.
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Politically, in nations across the world, both the left and the far right grow more numerous, and draw further away from the mainstream establishment, every year.
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As the allegations grew more numerous, Franken faced pressure from his caucus to resign, and announced in December 2017 that he would be leaving the Senate.
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News outlets and their viewers have been forced to acknowledge that Trump's opponents are as real as his supporters—that they are, in fact, more numerous.
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Clinton's backers — more numerous by far — include many of the party's long-term Democratic stalwarts, including Morgan Freeman, Barbra Streisand, Robert De Niro and Meryl Streep.
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Confidence: Medium-High Clouds are more numerous for Monday as we get into the warm air out ahead of a developing storm system to the west.
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The nearest airport is in Vigo, but international flights are more numerous at the airport in Santiago de Compostela, the Galician capital, about 85 miles north.
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At around 1% of the country's population as of 2015, they were more numerous than Hindus (0.7%) or Buddhists (0.7%) though well outnumbered by Jews (1.8%).
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Relations are becoming more numerous while their intensity and authenticity are diminishing," and that the media "do not penetrate the everyday solely in terms of the viewer.
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But Trump's executive orders, more numerous and altogether more ambitious than Reagan's first, are already cutting broad swathes across the agency, without approval or oversight from legislators.
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There are even more numerous examples of portable models of sundials one could carry that could err widely based on the latitude, season, and time of day.
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You'd have to slice it pretty thin and say that this or that year and this or that model was more numerous than any other single model.
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But as drones have become smaller, cheaper and more numerous — some popular consumer models sell for less than $1,000 — policy makers have had to address potential problems.
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The more numerous oil states that have lower oil revenues per capita tend to be more on the coercion side and much less on the benefits side.
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Private-sector employees are far more numerous than their public-sector brethren, but punch under their weight: only about 6 percent of them belong to a union.
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You see, mmWave 5G requires newer and more numerous transmitters to function properly because its range is severely limited as compared to low and mid-band networks.
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As this family enacts a Gallic variation of the Monty Python "Woody and Tinny Words" sketch, the human body parts in the Brufort hut grow more numerous.
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As tension around Trump rallies has shifted outside the arenas, and protesters have become more numerous and more aggressive, some of the people protesting are simply provocateurs.
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After all, the reach of a terrorist extends beyond immediate physical harm, creating emotional societal wounds that may be both more numerous and enduring than other violent acts.
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A few light showers are possible early, but the better chance of more numerous showers should hold off until the afternoon into evening as the front passes through.
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"Climate change is likely to be playing a role in the development of more dangerous Vibrios, meaning that the more pathogenic ones are becoming more numerous," Noble said.
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India's voters are conscientious and far more numerous, but it divides its national elections into seven phases spread over as many weeks, to make the process more manageable.
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I'll admit, this is with the benefit of hindsight — the theory in question was aimed previously at races for "lower" and more numerous offices, such as legislative races.
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The Party of Davos refers to the 3,000 or so people who attend the World Economic Forum in Switzerland each year, and their more numerous ideological bag-carriers.
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In the more numerous, rural counties carried by President Trump, you find 36 percent of the GDP, even though the median income of a Trump voter was higher.
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The Islamic State fighters are believed to be relatively few, and in the Nangarhar area they fight against both the Afghan government and the more numerous Taliban insurgents.
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Foreign home buyers typically account for about 2281 percent of the sales over all, and are more numerous at the upper end of the market, Mr. Visnovsky said.
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But by focusing attention on bringing back fossil fuel jobs, he's missing an opportunity to create more numerous and lasting jobs in the clean energy sector, according to environmentalists.
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For one thing, you're under time pressure: The longer you stay in the simulation, the more corrupted and difficult the simulation becomes as enemies get tougher and more numerous.
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The move was part of a broader federal effort to reduce deaths from drug overdoses, which are now more numerous than deaths from car crashes in the United States.
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They found that in the older mice, dorsal mLVs showed faster deterioration and basal mLVs were enlarged and more numerous, but also showed fewer valves and some signs of disintegration.
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Like the private sector, the Air Force is moving towards "mega-constellations" of smaller, cheaper and more numerous satellites in low orbits that can ping information securely to one another.
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The federal agency, which oversees government resources, also said the Defense Department could police global hot spots with less expensive and more numerous regular troops instead of U.S. special forces.
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Not surprisingly, the offspring of females in the first group—those allowed to cannibalise their partners—were bigger, more numerous and longer-lived than those of females in the second.
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An economy that produced 100 phones last year and 103 this year can be growing at more than 3% annually if the phones are not only more numerous, but better.
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The 44% of Americans who worry a lot about global warming today are scarcely more numerous than the 41% who felt that way in 2007, or the 20173% in 2000.
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"The nuclear targets themselves have become more numerous," said Princeton's Friedberg, who previously served as a deputy assistant for national security affairs in the office of Vice President Dick Cheney.
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Anti-gun groups often argue that the number of positive instances where an armed citizen stops a shooter are overshadowed by far more numerous homicides, suicides and tragic accidental shootings.
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America's white-supremacy problem is being ignoredHate crimes have grown more numerous in each of the past three years, even according to the woefully incomplete data available to the FBI.
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And though the cats have become glorified on the internet and single women are more numerous and powerful than ever, Swift's cats Meredith and Olivia have been turned against her.
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He believes that Islam will overtake the West because its adherents are more numerous and intense, a prediction that ignores the realities of oil dependence, anti-modernity and sectarian strife.
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" What's more, when women are more numerous and therefore more vocal on these topics, men become more vocal too, and "these effects are associated with more generosity to the poor.
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But critics say such a plan boosts companies like exporters that are already benefiting from a weak currency and does little for the more numerous struggling companies that are cutting jobs.
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More numerous are the vaccine-hesitant, including parents (often mothers) who are insufficiently educated, anxious about child health, perhaps worried by autism and swayed by a deluge of misleading claims online.
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The age divide in the Democratic primary, with young voters overwhelmingly backing Sanders while the more numerous old voters back Biden, aligns perfectly with stereotypes of idealistic youth versus jaded oldsters.
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The multihued detritus was perhaps more numerous than usual, since this year's parade was made longer than in years past, in part to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall uprising.
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But it has not been clear whether the new brain cells in active animals are somehow different from comparable new neurons in inactive animals or if they are just more numerous.
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As the president has equivocated on their views — some are "very fine people," he said last week — less powerful but more numerous voices are trying to make clear that they disagree.
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We see it in the successful use of social media in the Brexit referendum, in which supporters were seven times more numerous on Twitter and five times more active on Instagram.
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Far more numerous, however, are Ryan's sins of omissions: things he could have done to strengthen the Mueller investigation, protect it from interference, and subject the Trump administration to real scrutiny.
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Greater numbers of the more numerous recent retirees (12 percent) than the less numerous 10+ retirees (5 percent) said so, pushing this reason up to the No. 241 spot on the list.
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Mrs Clinton's voters, though more numerous, were much less efficiently distributed: she is projected to win California by 28 points, and improved on Mr Obama's 2012 vote share in Texas by six.
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There are other, far more numerous protagonists, of course, and a week after the vote millions are still loth to scrub off their personal memento: the purple ink on their index finger.
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To put things in context, extra-judicial killings during Mr Duterte's ten months in office have been three times more numerous than they were during Ferdinand Marcos's nine years of martial law.
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But as exploration moves on to smaller and more numerous objects, like asteroids, individual visits at costs of hundreds of millions, or even billions of dollars are no longer a feasible idea.
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In those cases, fish, jelly fish, and an invertebrate called salp, made more numerous by warming seas, have completely blocked cooling system intakes, requiring weeks of plant shutdown, cleaning, and filter replacements.
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"We must catch all those who enabled, organized or facilitated these attacks, and we are realizing that they are much more numerous than we had originally thought and identified," Mr. Hollande said.
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"They don't have a Plan B or C." The Latino electorate is younger, more numerous, and more diverse than ever before, with largely progressive views on health-care and social-justice issues.
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"I had felt like showing that a liberal, free Portland — or any major city, really — is much more American and much more numerous and strong than any of these interloping groups," Welch added.
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Lombard's possible next steps become even more numerous if Joe Silva were to deviate from his winners with winners, losers with losers matchmaking strategy—something he's done plenty of times in the past.
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There is the Savior way, which is just to be stronger, meaner and more numerous than everyone else, and there are the other ways, formed in the crucible of conflict with the Saviors.
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But in "The Givers," David Callahan aims to introduce a new breed of megadonors— more numerous, more aggressive and vastly richer than their forebears — poised to reshape American society to an unprecedented degree.
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Confidence: Medium Tonight: Grab an umbrella if out for much of the night, since showers — even if quick-hitting — are likely to become more numerous and even a bit more moderate in intensity.
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Extending sole-source contracts to companies owned by women should give them "an opportunity to get that experience and get ready to compete" for the more numerous and larger contracts bid competitively, she said.
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The interesting thing I'm noticing this year is that even as dual-camera systems are becoming more numerous, the phones with the best image quality still have a conventional single camera on the back.
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The NFL, meanwhile, gets more exposure to fans who've cut the cord—crucial as the next generation of "cord nevers," or people who've never subscribed to cable in the first place, become more numerous.
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It resorts to tribal negotiations that the church feels end up intimidating Coptic minorities into accepting nonjudicial settlements with their more numerous neighbors, instead of the government's stepping in to carry out legal prosecutions.
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So far, the Trump administration has not said whether North Korea would have to dismantle most or all of its nuclear-fuel production facilities, which are believed to be much more numerous than Iran's.
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"While there are more numerous charges in the Illinois and federal cases, we wanted to make sure that our victim here in Minneapolis also receives a measure of justice," he said in a statement.
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Her work examined racism, subtle class distinctions and a universe of prejudices that bound its male protagonists and its more numerous world-weary heroines to loveless marriages, drunken spouses, bigoted families and oppressive customs.
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But Democrats and even some Republicans conceded that the targets offered up by Mr. Trump and his administration were far more numerous than his predecessors', and his threats and protests have been more vocal.
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Most of us are used to thinking of resolution in relation to TVs and displays, and we judge it by reference to pixel density: smaller, more numerous pixels tend to produce the sharpest possible picture.
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"If Lithuania agreed to have bilingual signs in the few places where ethnic minorities live, then Latvia and Estonia, with larger minorities, would face pressure to follow suit in much more numerous way," Girnius added.
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Even as charter schools become more numerous and more popular, they are having problems finding enough instructors, and so they rely on young, new teachers, often from nontraditional backgrounds, who have yet to receive certification.
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One of two species of African elephant - the other is the more numerous and larger Savannah elephant - the forest dwellers can hardly sustain this kind of lethal pressure because few other mammals reproduce so slowly.
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OLED TVs seemed forever glued to trade show floors until they finally made the transition into real retail products, and now they're on a familiar trajectory of becoming better, cheaper, and more numerous with each generation.
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Opinion polls put her around four percentage points ahead, and her paths to the necessary 246 electoral college votes looked easier and more numerous than the narrow way Mr Trump seemed to have mapped for himself.
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The southern Ewe and Mina tribes, taken together, are far more numerous than the Kabyé, but they have been kept out of power since Sylvanus Olympio, a former president and an Ewe, was murdered in 1963.
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As cars got faster and more numerous, pedestrians began to fall direct victim to moving vehicles, and it wasn't long before rules of the road, and product and tort liability laws, imposed order to avoid carnage.
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But the rear naked choke is a lot more versatile than you might think and the paths which lead a fight from the opening bell to the choke itself are more numerous than you can imagine.
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We have relied on the law to protect us from advertising fraud but, as we learned after the last election cycle, the more numerous and micro-targeted the ads become, the harder they are to monitor.
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In particular, while voters in category one and category two are easier to locate (because they're more numerous), the kind of "Trump Country" reporting that unearths them is largely irrelevant for the purposes of political analysis.
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Both protesters and security forces appeared more numerous than in other rallies this year, although the demonstration was still smaller than anti-government protests that turned violent and shook the OPEC country for three months in 2014.
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Second, the Los Angeles transit authority needs to take the politically risky step of favouring public-transport passengers, who are often poor (71% of them are Latino) over car drivers, who are more numerous and generally wealthier.
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Relations are becoming more numerous while their intensity and authenticity are diminishing," wrote Henri Lefebvre in 1961, and by 1981 he understood that this would entail "a solitude all the more profound for being overwhelmed by messages.
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On paper, the Afghan security forces are many times more numerous than the Taliban, but there is some indication that those numbers are inflated by "ghost" soldiers who have left or deserted without being removed from payrolls.
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The Imam — who heads an umbrella organization representing some 130 prayer halls and Muslim associations across Italy — reported episodes of Islamophobia across Italy which he said were isolated, yet more numerous than five or six years ago.
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One thing this prototype does illustrate is the need to continue working on full autonomy, which is probably the only real solution to distracted driving, especially as opportunities for distractions seem to be getting more numerous, not less.
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That's why Democratic debates and the 2020 campaign have the potential to become a turning point for a country in which "the nones"—those who don't identify as subscribing to a religion—are growing more numerous every year.
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When members gather in D.C. on Sunday for an anniversary march—Charlottesville officials denied them a permit—their numbers will likely be even smaller than they were last year, and those opposing them will be far more numerous.
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But in 2017, the idea of multiple on-board cameras for depth sensing is becoming pretty standard — and the software applications for such a technology are much more numerous than they were three and a half years ago.
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The 000,000 US citizen children who could be affected are far more numerous than the almost 5,500 the Trump administration has admitted to separating as a result of its "zero tolerance" policy of prosecuting all unauthorized border crossers.
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" Asked whether he's personally frustrated about the need for an "Inconvenient" sequel, Gore replied, "There have been two big changes in the last decade: the extreme weather events related to climate are much more numerous, much more destructive.
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And solar and wind, while great, are inconsistent, meaning they need to be paired either with better and more numerous batteries, or with more consistent zero-carbon sources of power, like nuclear or carbon-capture fossil fuel plants.
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Sanders's supporters in Iowa, which caucuses a week from today, are concentrated in cities and university towns; if Clinton can appeal to voters in the more numerous rural counties by playing up her experience, the caucus could be hers.
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Saudi Arabia has not only been arming itself with newer and more numerous weapons systems, it's been lending money to its fellow Sunni nations like Egypt and the smaller Gulf states so they can arm up more as well.
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Given the number of workers involved—retail jobs in America are 30% more numerous than those in manufacturing—some of those who lose their positions will still need to be caught by the safety net of the welfare state.
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While the likes of Frankfurt and Paris are competing for top investment bankers after Brexit, Poland has set its sights on mid-tier financial and technical work where salaries may not be astronomical but jobs are far more numerous.
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As treatment continues, such cells become more numerous, and as they divide they go on to accumulate mutations that make them even more resistant—the cancer evolves resistance to chemotherapy rather as an infection can evolve resistance to antibiotics.
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Sure, in reality the goals for classical computing have always been more complex: the increasing ability to handle bigger, more numerous or just more nuanced data sets, manipulated in new ways to suss out valuable insights, and so forth.
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Since World War Two, demands for independence for the now more numerous and richer Flemings were met with six rounds of constitutional change that left Dutch-speaking Flanders and French-speaking Wallonia highly autonomous within a complex federal structure.
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To the curator's great credit, she chose for this show the image of Ferris (who has recently been immortalized in stone on the Yale campus) over the surely more numerous images of the Yalies for whom the albums were intended.
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But in the human-powered present (and perhaps even in the drone-full future) same-day delivery requires stockpiles of merchandise that are more numerous and located more directly adjacent to population and transportation hubs than the company's existing warehouses.
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More moderate advocates of the theory of the open polar sea, who were also much more numerous, argued that water temperatures reached their nadir at the eightieth parallel and warmed enough above it to keep the Arctic Ocean free of ice.
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And these entities' appetite to cement more words into ever more numerous clickable units is only going to grow — at least until all human communication has been rendered down to live streamed slow-ploded melons to keep our eyes perpetually peeled.
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In North America they're far more numerous in the West, where an estimated 40,000 live or winter, but some can be found for at least part of the year in most of Canada and the United States, and parts of Mexico.
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Their goal was to establish a much more precise timeline that pinpointed when, in the limestone record, a sudden spike in space dust appears, and if it correlates to the emergence of more numerous and complex forms of marine life.
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DANGER CLOSE The "Collateral" screenwriter Stuart Beattie scripted this account of the 1966 Battle of Long Tan, when a regiment of the Australian Army was cornered by far more numerous North Vietnamese and Vietcong forces in a rubber plantation in South Vietnam.
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Mr Miller worries that some in the Trump administration, for which read Mr Bolton, may want to push missile-defence technologies further; if they do, the certain response from Russia and China would be to make their warheads more numerous and more nimble.
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"We must catch all those who allowed, organized or facilitated these attacks and we realize that they are a lot more numerous than we thought earlier and had identified," he said at a joint news conference with Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel.
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Kristol is a neoconservative, a small and relatively secular faction within the Republican Party which has found it politically expedient to ally itself with evangelical Christians, who are far more numerous but often lack the academic and policy expertise of the neoconservatives.
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For a worst-case scenario of how anti-Semitism can divide the left, take a look at what's going on with the Labour Party in the United Kingdom, where far more numerous figures have made far uglier comments than anything Omar has said.
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The new law does not cover Qatar's far more numerous construction workers, whose position was improved by a December 2016 law altering the "kafala" or sponsorship system that forced them to seek their employer's consent to change jobs or leave the country.
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After interviewing Gabriel A. Vecchi, a climate researcher, I put it this way in an article a few weeks ago: The issue might appear to be simple: Warmer oceans provide more energy for storms, so storms should get more numerous and mighty.
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It all seems to mean that people (or at the very least, intelligent beings) were once far more numerous in the past, but now that the bulk of them are gone, it makes the preservation of what's left all the more precious.
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Most of its tweaks are innocuous enough — the quick actions on the notification shade are more numerous and functional than Google's stock version, and there's the occasional minor but useful idea like the ability to blur your wallpaper so that app icons are more readable.
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A single sensing location along the line is less sensitive than a single seismometer, and can only measure strain on the fiber in one direction, though he pointed out that sensing locations would be more closely spaced and far more numerous than present-day seismometers.
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"I have also interviewed Republicans who say they keep a low profile because the perspectives that they hold are not particularly welcome," she said, adding that Democrats Abroad has a stronger grassroots presence than any equivalent Republican group, which could make them seem more numerous.
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It's been easy to miss the European fans in Russia so far — the Latin American contingents are more numerous and, if we're honest, louder — but there are plenty from both countries in the baking heat of Sochi, on the lip of the Black Sea.
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This strategy has drawn criticism from humanitarian groups that point to the dire conditions inside state detention centers, where Mignone said some 6,000 now are held, and in the much more numerous "camps" where smugglers hold migrants, often extorting them or forcing them to labor for free.
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But as we move ever deeper into Extremistan, as the left-behinds grow angrier and more numerous, and as technology continues to foster superorganism inception and hyper-growth, it seems to be only a matter of time before some kind of profound political transformation is upon us.
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The environments aren't as oppressive, the guns are more numerous (there are even grenades), and small iterations, like being able to access the combat knife using a separate button instead of having to equip it in place of a firearm, make Resident Evil 1.5 seem deviant.
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Notable climate and weather events in 2018 2018 has featured several major weather and climate events, and although individual weather extremes are not solely caused by climate change, these types of events are expected to become more numerous, more widespread and more destructive as global temperatures rise.
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Russian intelligence officers in France are even more numerous and active now than they were during the Cold War, and H4, the domestic counterintelligence unit of France's General Directorate for Internal Security, or DGSI, has "ramped up" to meet the threat, two of the officials said.
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For many, this year there is no plan B. Sunk in its worst recession in decades and with its budget under strain, Brazil's government has more than halved the number of low-interest loans it offers for poorer students to attend more numerous fee-paying private universities.
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With online petitions and efforts on social media, the group's leaders — the founder, Barbara Ortiz Howard, and the executive director, Susan Ades Stone — campaigned to put a woman not on the $10 bill but on the more numerous $103, the common currency of the ubiquitous automated teller machines.
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Utah's low poverty rate and long life expectancy are impressive, but spotlighting a single state ignores the more numerous red states that dominate the lowest ranks of state performance — whether for life expectancy, obesity, rates of violent crime and incarceration, or labor force participation of prime-age workers.
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"These disturbances are more numerous and widespread than what we have seen from any of the five tests North Korea previously conducted," three experts wrote in an analysis for 38 North, a website run by the U.S.-Korea Institute of the Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies.
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But, in keeping with his announcement last June, Mr. Lew is expected to simultaneously announce that a woman will be front and center on the more numerous $20 notes — displacing the (currently) less popular Andrew Jackson — and that one or more women will be on the $220 bill as well.
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The Russian leader said in May that his military would soon begin fielding a new generation of nuclear weapons, including a globe-circling ballistic missile that he previously said could fly over either the North or the South Pole to strike targets anywhere in the world with more powerful and more numerous warheads.
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And with urban hives growing in number and already more numerous than many people realize, tracking their pollutant levels may offer an inexpensive way to monitor what's in the air all over the world, said Dominique Weis, a professor of geochemistry at University of British Columbia and a co-author of the paper.
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This allows him to attract voters who previously voted Communist (few remain), people disappointed by the Socialist Party and President François Hollande (much more numerous), as well as young people engaged in their first political experiences — and often unacquainted with the history of the P.C.F., which was once so powerful in France.
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It's theorized that the prevalence of penis shame among gay and bisexual men could be attributed to more numerous opportunities to compare body parts while in older men, that anxiety may be traced to the fact that… It may be that case that, as you get older, your penis and testicles will become slightly smaller.
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Meanwhile, the other side will say the cheaper, more-numerous alternative is going to be obsolete before it ever hits the field, places our men and women in uniform at unacceptable risk to whatever cleverness the bad guys are fielding, and is generally a matter of being stingy to the point of homicidal negligence.
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Two days after First Minister Nicola Sturgeon pledged to try and find a way to keep Scots in the European Union after the far more numerous English opted to leave in last week's referendum, one of her ministers flew to Luxembourg to sound out sentiment at an EU council meeting and said he liked what he was told.
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He acknowledged that the student demands of recent years had been bigger and more numerous than those of a decade or two ago, but he attributed this to such positive developments as greater diversity on campuses, students' ability to discuss sensitive topics that were once swept under the rug and worries about social and economic issues that are especially pressing now.
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The slower adoption rate for iOS 11 could be attributable to a number of factors: the operating system has been plagued by several bugs early on, which led to a number of smaller updates to fix them, and is also generally viewed as a more iPad-focused update, with fewer new features for the far more numerous iPhones out in the world to entice users to upgrade.
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The potential revenue streams a league can develop are only more numerous when you add in launching a fantasy sports league – like World Surf League has done – and the recent nationwide legalization of sports betting in the US. Endeavor, the parent of Hollywood's powerful WME talent agency and IMG sports company, seems to have recognized this and is an early mover in the space.
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The main force behind the New York case, Vekuii Rukoro, a former Namibian attorney-general, demands that any compensation should go directly to the Herero and Nama peoples, whereas the Namibian government, dominated by the far more numerous Ovambo people in northern Namibia, who were barely touched by the wars of 1904-07 and lost no land, says it should be handled by the government on behalf of all Namibians.
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Writing in the Southern Medical Journal in 2004, W.R. Keatinge and G.C. Donaldson of Queen Mary's School of Medicine and Dentistry at the University of London reported that "cold-related deaths are far more numerous than heat-related deaths" in nearly all countries outside the tropics, and "almost all of them are due to common illnesses that are increased by cold," including heart attacks, strokes, flu and pneumonia.
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It also wants access to U.S. technology, which often has dual uses that would threaten U.S. national security interests, as well as greater and more transparent access to investment in the U.S. Our issues are more numerous and as a free, open-market economy, the U.S. has very few "gives" not already available to China, so a solely horse-trading approach to the negotiations, defined entirely by give and take, will not be fruitful.
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Former Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonDonald Trump and the New Isolationism Tillerson: Netanyahu 'played' Trump with misinformation Pompeo sees status grow with Bolton exit MORE said during a Tuesday interview with a panel of Harvard professors that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin NetanyahuBenjamin (Bibi) NetanyahuMORE "played" President TrumpDonald John TrumpWhistleblower complaint declassified on eve of high-stakes testimony Ocasio-Cortez on impeachment: 'I think the ground has shifted' Democrats ask Pentagon to probe delayed Ukraine aid MORE numerous times, according to The Harvard Gazette.
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